He is there to state his opinion, nothing more. He disables comments so you know nothing he talks about has any wiggle room for others opinions. Pretty closed minded... or he got so much hate and grief he closed comments.
It was the later.
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He is there to state his opinion, nothing more. He disables comments so you know nothing he talks about has any wiggle room for others opinions. Pretty closed minded... or he got so much hate and grief he closed comments.
Yes he was responsible for the whole carrot phenomenon a couple years back.
Pretty sure there used to be comments on it.
He is there to state his opinion, nothing more. He disables comments so you know nothing he talks about has any wiggle room for others opinions. Pretty closed minded... or he got so much hate and grief he closed comments.
you know what, i bet he was an early adopter of btc, until he got scammed of all his coins, then he just rage quit
I'm pretty sure he was a silver bug. Many of them didn't take too kindly to Bitcoin exploding onto the "hard money" scene. Since this video, silver has gone down almost 50% and Bitcoin has gone up 1000%.
He left youtube and deleted all his videos after silver started crashing.
you know what, i bet he was an early adopter of btc, until he got scammed of all his coins, then he just rage quit
I'm pretty sure he was a silver bug. Many of them didn't take too kindly to Bitcoin exploding onto the "hard money" scene. Since this video, silver has gone down almost 50% and Bitcoin has gone up 1000%.
you know what, i bet he was an early adopter of btc, until he got scammed of all his coins, then he just rage quit
At one point he does rant, quite bitterly, about people getting scammed for all of their bitcoins.
Well that says it all, he doesn’t want to look like a dummy to all his little minion followers by telling them he got scammed, only telling them that bitcoin is a scam... come to think of it, you can call the gold/silver trades and art trade bubbles scams too.. it all works the same way
you know what, i bet he was an early adopter of btc, until he got scammed of all his coins, then he just rage quit
At one point he does rant, quite bitterly, about people getting scammed for all of their bitcoins.
This is great. I have my CPU run in place to stay in shape.
Good idea, don't want it to end up like our friend Mr. Tubby here...
Some people are worried about rawdog: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OgWrMXvpIAs
I think rawdog should read the first reference in the Satoshi white paper: It explains what all that CPU power is used for.
W. Dai, "b-money," http://www.weidai.com/bmoney.txt, 1998.
For some reason bitcoin.org keeps making that white-paper harder to find
I think rawdog should read the first reference in the Satoshi white paper: It explains what all that CPU power is used for.
W. Dai, "b-money," http://www.weidai.com/bmoney.txt, 1998.
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The creation of money. Anyone can create money by broadcasting the
solution to a previously unsolved computational problem. The only
conditions are that it must be easy to determine how much computing effort
it took to solve the problem and the solution must otherwise have no
value, either practical or intellectual. The number of monetary units
created is equal to the cost of the computing effort in terms of a
standard basket of commodities. For example if a problem takes 100 hours
to solve on the computer that solves it most economically, and it takes 3
standard baskets to purchase 100 hours of computing time on that computer
on the open market, then upon the broadcast of the solution to that
problem everyone credits the broadcaster's account by 3 units.
solution to a previously unsolved computational problem. The only
conditions are that it must be easy to determine how much computing effort
it took to solve the problem and the solution must otherwise have no
value, either practical or intellectual. The number of monetary units
created is equal to the cost of the computing effort in terms of a
standard basket of commodities. For example if a problem takes 100 hours
to solve on the computer that solves it most economically, and it takes 3
standard baskets to purchase 100 hours of computing time on that computer
on the open market, then upon the broadcast of the solution to that
problem everyone credits the broadcaster's account by 3 units.
For some reason bitcoin.org keeps making that white-paper harder to find
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