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legendary
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March 18, 2016, 01:16:17 AM

You need to understand that in Germany - ...


Perfekt! Genau dich als sabbelnde Mülltonne wollte ich schon immer mal neben meinem Komposthaufen stehen haben - du bist angeheuert, kannst schon mal üben: Mach 'aaaaaaaah'

Und wo du schonmal dabei bist, erzähl mir noch mal was über die Juristen hier in der Bundesrepublik Deutschland!
  


http://www.welt.de/politik/deutschland/article129330014/Enormes-Qualitaetsgefaelle-bei-deutschen-Rechtsanwaelten.html

Na da schau an! Bursche, wo hast du denn BILD Zeitung lesen gelernt? Gibt es das bei euch in der Klapsmühle als besonderes Therapieangebot?

Tactics to Be Employed by the Pseudo-Identities
Intensify Discussion: Any news that could be perceived as negative must be amplified to extremes and made into hyperbolic worst-case scenarios. The public departure of Mike Hearn from the Bitcoin space created an environment ripe for exploitation. The media got ahold of that and ran on it for days. This would have been a huge victory for subversives because it further eroded the perceived global integrity of Bitcoin both as a software and a solution. But the Hearn story is only one small example; the list of potential topics is endless: Blocks might fill up...the network will clog...nodes will crash... users will leave...Bitcoin will die!!!! Fear is not difficult to manufacture.

Depress Positive Momentum: Any story with positive attention should be downplayed while messengers of positive news should be accused of “being shills,” “scam artists,” or worse. Blockstream’s acquisition of capital and talent would, in many circles, be viewed as a net positive. Employing the simple tool of implied guilt, however, the perceived value of the asset book becomes a joke, or is used as evidence of foul play. For example: Bitcoin Core’s implementation of mempool limits to prevent the doomsday scenarios of #1 above gets spun as “another fee market!!!” Reality matters less than perception. Another victory.

Character Assassination: Identify flaws and foibles in thought leaders especially; question the integrity and good intentions of anyone who appears to possess either. Any number of names can be pointed to here. With the right amount of assets, you can accomplish quite a bit. Even if you don’t have the facts, choose potentially divisive targets and deploy your sock-puppets to make up rumors. Perception is what matters.

Instigate Fights: Mock and ridicule both sides of any disagreement that forms to accelerate existing antagonism and grow the division between disparate sides. This past month, a spam attack targeting members of the Reddit Bitcoin communities added more fuel to the fire. The message was sent from a variety of accounts, most with no posts or comments. The message was tailored to look like a personal message, championing the Ethereum platform. Naturally, this created a conflict due to the perceived competitive nature of Bitcoin and Ethereum.

Maintain Access to Pseudo-neutrality: Maintain a number of pseudo-identities with mild, thoughtful reputations to build support or ridicule when advantageous; ridicule and write off any who openly challenge your intentions; when pressed, claim objectivity. Or if reputation is not needed, go into full-blown troll mode and resort to ad hominems. This creates a scene and adds to the sense of collective group insanity, which demoralizes further.

Deny and Shift Blame: Any attempts by others to accuse of exploitation must be met by either silence or derision (situationally dependent). This is a simple tactic because it never gives any satisfaction of gains made in honest, impassioned debate. If the only result of the majority of your online debates is that you dread the replies to your posts, valuable discussion slows to a crawl.


legendary
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White Male Libertarian Bro
March 18, 2016, 12:15:40 AM
There is nothing new: the scammers ask more money from the idiots.


http://forum.iotatoken.com/t/iota-foundation-announcement/174

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After some analysis I have decided to only establish this foundation if we raise close to. 50 million IOTA, which is only ~5% of total iotas. In comparison Ethereum had a ~17% premine. We need such a substantial amount to afford doing all the things we have planned over the coming year (travelling and attending and presenting at the important conferences costs upwards of hundreds of thousands alone).

Every donator will have their honorary mention on IOTA’s official website.



LoL The IOTA scammers collected $500k and now they ask even more to fund "travelling and attending and presenting at the important conferences".

Priceless.

David boy made the analysis and he feels that instead of delivering anything, he need to lure out more money from the idiots.  LoL  What a wanker.

Since when is it the software purchaser's responsibility to fund the operating expenses of the company that produced the software?  I'm I missing something here?  Lol

full member
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March 18, 2016, 12:01:29 AM


You need to understand that in Germany - ...


Perfekt! Genau dich als sabbelnde Mülltonne wollte ich schon immer mal neben meinem Komposthaufen stehen haben - du bist angeheuert, kannst schon mal üben: Mach 'aaaaaaaah'

Und wo du schonmal dabei bist, erzähl mir noch mal was über die Juristen hier in der Bundesrepublik Deutschland!



+1

 Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy

daughter schizophrenic altcoinUK I found your mom's basement! Don't cry  Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy



newbie
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March 17, 2016, 06:01:12 PM

You need to understand that in Germany - ...


Perfekt! Genau dich als sabbelnde Mülltonne wollte ich schon immer mal neben meinem Komposthaufen stehen haben - du bist angeheuert, kannst schon mal üben: Mach 'aaaaaaaah'

Und wo du schonmal dabei bist, erzähl mir noch mal was über die Juristen hier in der Bundesrepublik Deutschland!
   


http://www.welt.de/politik/deutschland/article129330014/Enormes-Qualitaetsgefaelle-bei-deutschen-Rechtsanwaelten.html
legendary
Activity: 1181
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March 17, 2016, 11:40:24 AM

You need to understand that in Germany - ...


Perfekt! Genau dich als sabbelnde Mülltonne wollte ich schon immer mal neben meinem Komposthaufen stehen haben - du bist angeheuert, kannst schon mal üben: Mach 'aaaaaaaah'

Und wo du schonmal dabei bist, erzähl mir noch mal was über die Juristen hier in der Bundesrepublik Deutschland!
   
hero member
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March 17, 2016, 10:35:18 AM
There is nothing new: the scammers ask more money from the idiots.


http://forum.iotatoken.com/t/iota-foundation-announcement/174

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After some analysis I have decided to only establish this foundation if we raise close to. 50 million IOTA, which is only ~5% of total iotas. In comparison Ethereum had a ~17% premine. We need such a substantial amount to afford doing all the things we have planned over the coming year (travelling and attending and presenting at the important conferences costs upwards of hundreds of thousands alone).

Every donator will have their honorary mention on IOTA’s official website.



LoL The IOTA scammers collected $500k and now they ask even more to fund "travelling and attending and presenting at the important conferences".

Priceless.

David boy made the analysis and he feels that instead of delivering anything, he need to lure out more money from the idiots.  LoL  What a wanker.
hero member
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March 17, 2016, 09:36:06 AM
I also encourage you to head over to Lisk where one of the co-founders is a lawyer

You need to understand that in Germany - the country of that scammer lawyer - every year at least 10 lawyers are prosecuted for financial crimes. Being a lawyer doesn't automatically empowers the individual with moral nor lead them to law-abiding actions. (We had have a look at that LISK lawyer. No time for that right now, one scammer at a time is the effective approach and you are the lucky scammer right right now to be dealt with.)




I feel honored that you consider our success the greatest at the moment Cheesy
hero member
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March 17, 2016, 09:08:00 AM
I also encourage you to head over to Lisk where one of the co-founders is a lawyer

You need to understand that in Germany - the country of that scammer lawyer - every year at least 10 lawyers are prosecuted for financial crimes. Being a lawyer doesn't automatically empowers the individual with moral nor lead them to law-abiding actions. (We had have a look at that LISK lawyer. No time for that right now, one scammer at a time is the effective approach and you are the lucky scammer right right now to be dealt with.)


legendary
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March 17, 2016, 08:54:43 AM
You need to ask the Vericoin developers what was my reaction when it turned out that Vericoin is not such an honest project what we all thought is, when it became clear that Nosker is a shaddy individual and in bed with the Mintpal/Mollah scammers. My reaction was that I stopped supporting Vericoin, I went to the police and Ryan Kennedy the Moolah scammer was prosecuted.
Nope, wasn't you.

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We need to support honest projects in crypto, because Satoshi's innovation and decentralized technologies can change the world. In the meantime we must act against scams like IOTA/JINN is.
FTFY
I will remove the crossed out part after you produce any kind of proof.
In the meantime I'll stick to rule number one: "It's always advisable to believe and do exactly the opposite of what AltcoinUK says and does."
hero member
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March 17, 2016, 08:45:16 AM

It's always advisable to believe and do exactly the opposite of what AltcoinUK says and does.


You need to ask the Vericoin developers what was my reaction when it turned out that Vericoin is not such an honest project what we all thought is, when it became clear that Nosker is a shaddy individual and in bed with the Mintpal/Moloah scammers. My reaction was that I stopped supporting Vericoin, I went to the police and Ryan Kennedy the Moolah scammer was prosecuted.

We need to support honest projects in crypto, because Satoshi's innovation and decentralized technologies can change the world. In the meantime we must act against scams like IOTA/JINN is.
legendary
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Newbie
March 17, 2016, 08:37:58 AM
AltcoinUK has a family?  Shocked

EDIT: Ah, I've got it. That tweet was nothing but a trick in one of his scams.
legendary
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March 17, 2016, 08:18:16 AM
@everbody: Whenever you feel sad, just head over to the fountain of wisdom:




It's always advisable to believe and do exactly the opposite of what AltcoinUK says and does.

@AltcoinUK
If you put your IOTA address in your signature I will send you some charity tokens after launch.



hero member
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March 17, 2016, 07:56:22 AM
Laws are never retroactive. According to TPTB's "expert lawyer opinion" pokemon cards were really a security because they appreciated in value due to demand after they were sold as a card game. Genius.

That's the first sensible argument I have read from you and any of your sockpuppet accounts which worth a discussion.

The issue is, as smooth and others including myself pointed out several times that you only try to mask & hide the true nature of your illegal security offering by calling it software. Just because you call your P&D coin a software - even if you call it software consistently and a million times -, the P&D coin and ponzi operation can't be seen by law enforcement as a software. It is in fact a speculative investment instrument which implements all attributes of a digital currency. More importantly, unlike the publisher of the pokemon card, you the publisher of the IOTA tokens have been organizing the trade of the coin by making it available to crypto exchanges, you are hyping it in this very forum via your sockpuppets and shills.

Law enforcement understand very well that anyone who hype his coin - like you do - in this environment is most likely a scammer who is selling either illegal financial securities or ponzies, often both. (That's why we could press charges against several scammers already and partly that's why the Mooolah scammer Ryan Kennedy is already in jail).

Therefore, even your argument about the pokemon card is absolutely correct, it is irrelevant in the context of IOTA. In your case - when a coin is sold, hyped and P&D by yourself, your sockpuppets and shills - you only delude yourself by calling the P&D coin a software.



New strategy huh... I don't have time for you today, but given your astute legal prowess and constant presence on the forums you have of course reported Ethereum and Augur to the authorities a long time ago by the exact same reasoning, so I will await their arrest before hiring you as my lawyer. We'll talk again when that happens, I'll clearly need you since you are vastly more knowledgeable than their and our legal teams, so glad I stumbled upon Mr. 'superlawyer' on this forum.

Oh and I also encourage you to head over to Lisk where one of the co-founders is a lawyer, so that you can teach him your superknowledge so that they can cancel their crowdsale before it's too late and they'll both end up in prison. Aren't we all just blessed that the world's leading lawyer happen to troll around on BTT? Indeed we are.

Well I'll talk to you again soon after these mass-arrests take place.
hero member
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March 17, 2016, 07:48:34 AM
Laws are never retroactive. According to TPTB's "expert lawyer opinion" pokemon cards were really a security because they appreciated in value due to demand after they were sold as a card game. Genius.

That's the first sensible argument I have read from you and any of your sockpuppet accounts which worth a discussion.

The issue is, as smooth and others including myself pointed out several times that you only try to mask & hide the true nature of your illegal security offering by calling it software. Just because you call your P&D coin a software - even if you call it software consistently and a million times -, the P&D coin and ponzi operation can't be seen by law enforcement as a software. It is in fact a speculative investment instrument which implements all attributes of a digital currency. More importantly, unlike the publisher of the pokemon card, you the publisher of the IOTA tokens have been organizing the trade of the coin by making it available to crypto exchanges, you are hyping it in this very forum via your sockpuppets and shills.

Law enforcement understand very well that anyone who hype his coin - like you do - in this environment is most likely a scammer who is selling either illegal financial securities or ponzies, often both. (That's why we could press charges against several scammers already and partly that's why the Mooolah scammer Ryan Kennedy is already in jail).

Therefore, even your argument about the pokemon card is absolutely correct, it is irrelevant in the context of IOTA. In your case - when a coin is sold, hyped and P&D by yourself, your sockpuppets and shills - you only delude yourself by calling the P&D coin a software.

legendary
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March 17, 2016, 07:28:51 AM
Perhaps the recent news will refresh this thread - http://forum.iotatoken.com/t/iota-foundation-announcement/174/...
legendary
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March 17, 2016, 07:14:54 AM
Your name was never on the payroll of any serious software company, period. You never was a part of any serious software development team where you could learn from senior software engineers how to design software. If you would, then we would never see the shamble and novice mistakes in your code. You don't have anything on your CV what software developers at your age - who worked for serious companies and serious projects - could present.

Stop bullshitting Sergey. The idiots who gave you money don't understand software development nor they care, so there is no reason to bullshit here and trying to explain your poor design and non-existent experience. The fact that you could produce some Java files and sell it to the idiots doesn't make you an experienced software developer. If you want to be a professional who is respected by other software professionals just stop the bullshitting about your skills and start learning from your mistakes.

Well, you can keep saying that but it won't change the facts. I'm not going to violate your right of free speech. Keep saying, the effort you put into this thread pleases my vanity.
hero member
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March 17, 2016, 07:09:39 AM
for my name.

Your name was never on the payroll of any serious software company, period. You never was a part of any serious software development team where you could learn from senior software engineers how to design software. If you would, then we would never see the shamble and novice mistakes in your code. You don't have anything on your CV what software developers at your age - who worked for serious companies and serious projects - could present.

Stop bullshitting Sergey. The idiots who gave you money don't understand software development nor they care, so there is no reason to bullshit here and trying to explain your poor design and non-existent experience. The fact that you could produce some Java files and sell it to the idiots doesn't make you an experienced software developer. If you want to be a professional who is respected by other software professionals just stop the bullshitting about your skills and start learning from your mistakes.
legendary
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March 17, 2016, 06:55:12 AM
I pointed this out myself in this thread at https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.14167535, and therefore I couldn't agree more.

Any software engineer who ever worked in a serious commercial software project or in fact any serious open source project in which the quality of code is important agree me with my opinion about this Belarusian Come-from-Beyond's skills.
Any experienced software engineer understand that he is not an experienced software developer. He has never worked for any notable software company nor he was part of any software development teams. That's why he could never learn software engineering principles and methods - you can learn that by interacting with senior software engineers, having discussing the design and deployment issues as well as having regular code reviews. That's why his code is a shamble and - as I said several times here - would never pass even the first stage of a code review. He released the IOTA source with hard coded configuration settings, serious design flaws and security concerns, without error handling, with no proper exception handling, inconsistent object oriented design, without comments in code, without unit tests, etc. If a junior software would present such a poorly written code then that would be really unimpressive.

No wonder, the Belarusian has no job, except his only job is scamming money from the idiots who have no clue about software development and are impressed by his less than mediocre Java programming skills.

For a strange reason this contradicts to what Google returns when I google for my name. I even find articles referencing my articles about programming.

PS: This reminded me of Back to the Future 2, what if... This is mindblowing!
hero member
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March 17, 2016, 06:50:27 AM
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/cfb-please-tell-us-the-reason-why-you-need-to-use-a-root-port-for-iota-1400837


Any professional software developer knows that you don't use ports <1025 for server applications other than those that are the most trusted (and generally oldest) such as SSH, IMAP, POP3, SMTP and HTTP (being the most common of those).

Bitcoin does not use a port <1025 and in fact basically no alts do either *except* IOTA (where the port number was actually hard-coded into the software).

Now apparently @CfB thinks that I need to enter into a 50 BTC bet in order for him to explain his use of such a port (that no other professional software engineer would use).

Also @CfB is in fact *not a professional software engineer* (he shows no record of having been employed by any company that anyone knows of and his code has been reviewed by several actual software engineers and described as being "terrible").

I do understand that most of the IOTA investors are just wanting to "get rich quick" so they probably don't even care but I do think that the point needs to be made that this person is "pretending to be a software engineer".


I pointed this out myself in this thread at https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.14167535, and therefore I couldn't agree more.

Any software engineer who ever worked in a serious commercial software project or in fact any serious open source project in which the quality of code is important agree with my opinion about this Belarusian Come-from-Beyond's skills.
Any experienced software engineers understand that he is not an experienced software developer. He has never worked for any notable software company nor he was part of any software development teams. That's why he could never learn software engineering principles and methods - you can learn that by interacting with senior software engineers, having discussing the design and deployment issues as well as having regular code reviews. That's why his code is a shamble and - as I said several times here - would never pass even the first stage of a code review. He released the IOTA source with hard coded configuration settings, serious design flaws and security concerns, without error handling, with no proper exception handling, inconsistent object oriented design, without comments in code, without unit tests, etc. If a junior software would present such a poorly written code then that would be really unimpressive.

No wonder, the Belarusian has no job, except his only job is scamming money from the idiots who have no clue about software development and are impressed by his less than mediocre Java programming skills.


hero member
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March 17, 2016, 06:35:40 AM
So you don't dare to take the bet? Just like you don't dare to provide your name. Surprise, surprise...
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