Topic: How do you Bitcoin people like North Korea? - page 3. (Read 9208 times)
Does anyone know what percentage of the North Korean population has access to broadband internet?
How many BTC are in the NK treasury?
They have all, the new ones being mined are just NK being generous.
How many BTC are in the NK treasury?
lol
The Internet is a scary and powerful tool against the state, good thing the people of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea don't have access to it, and that is not a problem, people can store their bitcoins in this latest technological breakthrough:
Back in the old age of Atari ST, Amiga 1000, we use to exchange our games in shoe boxes from all over Europe. The shoe box was the unit of floppies the "big nodes" would use and copy. It was almost a full time job for them. You only had one (expensive) machine.
NK is pretty bleak no matter who's in charge.
You are not to underestimate the effectiveness of sneakernet...
NK is bit on authoritarian side for this forums preferences I think...
NK is bit on authoritarian side for this forums preferences I think...
No it isn't, they have Democratic in the name!!!
So United States of America is less democratic as they don't have democratic or Republic in it's name?
It's just a joke...
You are not to underestimate the effectiveness of sneakernet...
NK is bit on authoritarian side for this forums preferences I think...
NK is bit on authoritarian side for this forums preferences I think...
No it isn't, they have Democratic in the name!!!
So United States of America is less democratic as they don't have democratic or Republic in it's name?
You are not to underestimate the effectiveness of sneakernet...
NK is bit on authoritarian side for this forums preferences I think...
NK is bit on authoritarian side for this forums preferences I think...
No it isn't, they have Democratic in the name!!!
You are not to underestimate the effectiveness of sneakernet...
NK is bit on authoritarian side for this forums preferences I think...
NK is bit on authoritarian side for this forums preferences I think...
The Internet is a scary and powerful tool against the state, good thing the people of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea don't have access to it, and that is not a problem, people can store their bitcoins in this latest technological breakthrough:
North Korea has been voted the most popular country in the world.
So please tell me, how do you Bitcoin people like North Korea?
Sincerely,
Supreme Leader of Democratic People's Republic of Korea
Kim Jong Un
So please tell me, how do you Bitcoin people like North Korea?
Sincerely,
Supreme Leader of Democratic People's Republic of Korea
Kim Jong Un
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