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legendary
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Christian Antkow
BSV is the Bitcoin that hews closest to the original Bitcoin protocol design.

 I see special people on Twitter quoting this all the time.

 Just because it's in some marketting blurb for a shitcoin does not make it a fact. BSV is pure crystalized shit. BCH is distilled shit. End of story.

 There is only BTC.

 A 51% attack on either BSV or BCH is utterly trivial to the truly motivated.
legendary
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lose: unfind ... loose: untight

Why all the questions for me?

Because you are a shitcoin shill, that actively tries to deceive people into thinking that BSV is bitcoin, when you know very well it is not.

Well, that's where you are wrong. BSV is the Bitcoin that hews closest to the original Bitcoin protocol design. As such, it is the Bitcoin-iest of all the Bitcoins.
sr. member
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#TheGoyimKnow
I don't know the display type used in all of those headsets, but I believe many of them use OLED and I'm 99% sure all OLED use PWM (Pulse Width Modulation) which is insanely bad for your eyes.  Displays with PWM cause my eyes to hurt looking at them for just 5-10 minutes.
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Earlier models, yes.
But I'm sure that the latest (Oculus Rift S) uses LCD display not because of the radiation issues (or they didn't want to disclose it) but for the reduced screen-door effect.

Please don't quote roach, bragging beyond his knowledge level.  I have been using PWM since 1999 with my  own equipment, and I am 100% sure roach is just struggling to keep an audience here.

^Please don't quote Antifa douchebags like above that don't even know what they're talking about.  Like staring at a quickly oscillating strobe that causes your eyes to  constantly dialate in and out and struggle to focus is not going to cause enormous eye strain.  It's similar principle to looking at a 60 hz CRT, but PWM is far worse than a 60 hz CRT in discomfort level to the point where it's obviously going to cause vision degradation over time due to the strain.  It's also common knowledge among any non-retarded hardware person:

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Why-Pulse-Width-Modulation-PWM-is-such-a-headache.270240.0.html
legendary
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Christian Antkow
if you've minted a Bitcoin block in 2012 and did not loose it to all the scams and possibilities until now a golden doorstopper can be yours!  Grin

Yeah, but it's Gold though. Who needs that crap ?
legendary
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Bitcoin Legal Tender Countries: 2 of 206
if you've minted a Bitcoin block in 2012 and did not loose it to all the scams and possibilities until now a golden doorstopper can be yours!  Grin



1 BTC =
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hero member
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I don't know the display type used in all of those headsets, but I believe many of them use OLED and I'm 99% sure all OLED use PWM (Pulse Width Modulation) which is insanely bad for your eyes.  Displays with PWM cause my eyes to hurt looking at them for just 5-10 minutes.
-snip-
Earlier models, yes.
But I'm sure that the latest (Oculus Rift S) uses LCD display not because of the radiation issues (or they didn't want to disclose it) but for the reduced screen-door effect.

Please don't quote roach, bragging beyond his knowledge level.  I have been using PWM to create content since 1989 with my  own equipment, and I am 100% sure roach is just struggling to keep an audience here.
legendary
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Bitcoin, Facebook and the End of 20th Century Money

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Bitcoin’s role as ‘digital gold’
Whether now or in the future, I believe the arrival of Libra, far from being a competitive threat, will be extremely supportive of bitcoin.

Not only will the looming international debate over Libra elevate the conversation around cryptocurrencies and so draw more people into the most established of them, it also represents a major step toward the kind of world in which bitcoin should thrive.

Whether or not Libra succeeds, it confirms the inescapable reality that international money movements in the digital era will be based on blockchain-like solutions that disintermediate the existing gatekeepers and challenge the bank-and-sovereign money-dominated model of the 20th century. It also underscores how we are moving into an age of digital assets.



sr. member
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#TheGoyimKnow
I am planning to be dead in about 3-5 decades

Is this time span negotiable
hero member
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censored: please don't quote roach.

Stolfi had some logical points.

 Whatever happened to that guy ? His postings were always too crazy and conspiratorial to take him seriously. Sort of dropped off at some point and haven't heard much from him.

WB Xian01. Stolfi retreated into a crazed gambling-like dream that he could sway BTC price, by spouting nonsense here. He has since had a brain tumor, and can no longer function. PLease don't quote roach.

Woops, I am joking about Stolfi. Perhaps it's just the general sentiment here. Stolfi spent three years here building up a history, so he could talk shit to the SEC about BTC. We wish him a happy late-life dementia, for investing so much energy and time, into something which he clearly never understood. In other words, fuck that shit. Pardon my French. Those that have spend more than a few years here should know.

Harrumph.
legendary
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Self-Custody is a right. Say no to"Non-custodial"
We're at a crossroads

It's the classical story of the r0ach and the three pigs.  Fat little pig JayJuanGee and Trollgoossens built their houses out of imaginary, valueless, digital shitcoin timestamps, while the pig d_eddie built his house out of mortgage backed securities.  The r0ach built his house out of impervious physical metals.  Then the evil Jews came and imploded all of the pigs houses, but the r0ach house survived.

You are so creative roach.

You should have kids in order that you can tell them your little fantasy stories, each night, regarding the coming of an Armageddon that never comes... but you can keep telling the story, over and over and over.....

that would be great.

hero member
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Hell, I couldn't make it 11111.11

legendary
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Self-Custody is a right. Say no to"Non-custodial"
The monthly update:



Dear Bears,

As HairyMaclairy already mentioned, you have painted a wonderful weekly Doji! The 22% discount really helps during this accumulation phase.


Interesting...so far NEVER more than 5 straight positive months.
We just closed our fifth straight. I don't think that we are precluded, though.
Total: 66 positive (60 green, 6 yellow) and 43 negative (red) months.
The probability of next being green or yellow (low positive) is probably [66/(66+43)]X100= 60.55%

Looks like you missed that between November 2012 and April 2013, there were 6 green months in a row.
sr. member
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#TheGoyimKnow
We're at a crossroads

It's the classical story of the r0ach and the three pigs.  Fat little pig JayJuanGee and Trollgoossens built their houses out of imaginary, valueless, digital shitcoin timestamps, while the pig d_eddie built his house out of mortgage backed securities.  The r0ach built his house out of impervious physical metals.  Then the evil Jews came and imploded all of the pigs houses, but the r0ach house survived.
legendary
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Self-Custody is a right. Say no to"Non-custodial"
Have not hear the winner of Q2, probably will quote the requested post with an address I hope.... that been said, what a luckbox member he started at the WO and I think Phil_S boosted him up with merit so he could last minute participate, and know he won ..... nice story Smiley

Yeah.. probably better to have more solid members participating, rather newbies, and since you are actually paying people, which I kind of think is weird, but whatever... Anyhow, since you are paying peeps, you might even require that participants wear a hat or at least have enough merits and activity to qualify for a hat..... .   I know that would eliminate a lot of members from participating in such a game, but at the same time it could inspire participants to rank up become more active in the forum in order to be eligible.... hahahahahaha

I have no problem with rank has its privileges, and I know the first few years that I participated in this forum, mostly my posts were ignored, but then after many years of participation, then the attention can become too much... ... so gotta tell peeps, even ones that I kind of like, to fuck off, more than I would have preferred in a more ideal world.    But, hey, we don't live in an ideal world, these are the strange dynamics of internet avatars, personas, bots and teams... though not too many peeps have figured out how to pull a great team card. 

I recall the whiner shroomskit used to proclaim that other people were posting through his account which suggested that micteam is not the first WO participant(s) to think of employing a team strategy.   Wink Wink
legendary
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Havent had time to pay attention let alone post lately but felt the need to throw out the following observation.  Tongue


WO sentiment pre-scrape


WO sentiment post-scrape

#damhehadstronghands'19         Cheesy         #dyor


p.s. buy the dips


That is all.


STT
legendary
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 Many corporations fiscal year ends June 30. Also, people are encouraged to pay estimated taxes quarterly, I believe.

For shorts arent the Quarterly futures closing the most relevant reason for a low count occurring.    I dont know the schedule so just an idea.

Join Q3 please and add some thought or .....

We're at a crossroads, I'm uncertain which way it splits so dont want to say anything just yet.   I'll have greater certainly in some days I hope

I hear the clashing of swords right now as two sides do battle, 11100 to 11200 perhaps.  I guess it only fails here if it really trips up, seems we'd need a bigger volume to disrupt a drift either sideways or up


https://imgur.com/DZz2PvT

Good info thanks
legendary
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JSRAW no cricketing updates Huh

England Won the fight and still in the World Cup race Grin. now eyes on #NZvsEng July 3

Credit goes to Jonny Bairstow's 100 along with English bowlers and a special mention to our so-called strong batting line up Cheesy. we played shitty cricket ( first 10 overs and last 6 overs during the second inning)

Meanwhile.....

1. Indian subcontinent cursing at India!! Shit load amount of criticism coming from our cute neighbor Pakistan Cheesy. They were praying for us to win the game.

2. Oz not commenting much in this matter but they are angry af as well for an apparent reason Cheesy

3. Kiwis are kind and gentle as usual. 

4. South Africa and West Indies already packed their bags.


PS: Everyone crying out loud #Matchfix #spiritofthegame
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https://twitter.com/ayandgbtcmax/status/1145304785668595713
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Here's the Puell Multiple Z-Score Chart against $btcusd prices based on @kenoshaking's multiple to spot market tops and bottoms. This tells me that the party has hardly started.
legendary
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Self-proclaimed Genius
I don't know the display type used in all of those headsets, but I believe many of them use OLED and I'm 99% sure all OLED use PWM (Pulse Width Modulation) which is insanely bad for your eyes.  Displays with PWM cause my eyes to hurt looking at them for just 5-10 minutes.
-snip-
Earlier models, yes.
But I'm sure that the latest (Oculus Rift S) uses LCD display not because of the radiation issues (or they didn't want to disclose it) but for the reduced screen-door effect.
sr. member
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#TheGoyimKnow
A guy spends 7 straight days in VR:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BGRY14znFxY

I don't know the display type used in all of those headsets, but I believe many of them use OLED and I'm 99% sure all OLED use PWM (Pulse Width Modulation) which is insanely bad for your eyes.  Displays with PWM cause my eyes to hurt looking at them for just 5-10 minutes.  Looking at one all day probably causes permanent eye damage.  The faggot tech companies are purposely releasing shit that causes damage to human health with the govts preventing them from being demolished with lawsuits as they should be.  Everything from PWM to things like 5G.  

As for 5G, there's not really such thing as a distinct ionizing vs non-ionizing radiation class.  It's all just a sliding spectrum with ionizing being higher frequency.  So it's like, okay, even if a particular wave is 1% too low to instantly cause destruction in living organisms, can you actually then classify it as non-ionizing and sit in it all day without problems?  Probably not.  Even if you could, the fact the higher frequencies don't travel as far means much closer and densely packed transmitters following inverse square falloff.  And there will be a lot of people basically living on top of the transmitters being cooked regardless.  You're supposed to sit 5 feet or further away from a normal, ancient, low power, low frequency wifi router, so being close to a much higher powered, much higher frequency transmitter is definitely going to fuck you up.
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