Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 31723. (Read 26608255 times)

Lucky it's a free market then and you can just take your business elsewhere, innit?

I tried making some of my windows smaller and did that - it only takes the current tab full screen 

Only a million $ worth of btc purchased. No biggie.

Does anyone know an easy way of showing more than two browser windows on one screen? I use my TV as my monitor and I know you can split into two easy but is there any easy way to split them into four or more? Without the address bar being at the top? I've tried to do this but it ends up looking funny. It's just so I can watch more than 2 live price feeds at once. There's probably a website that can do all this in one window but I'm not aware of this.

i don't have much of an opinion of u.s. citizens really. but the consensus about them is well established. i also don't buy the capitalist-socialist dichotomy... as it's commonly illustrated.

i think the perceived arrogance of people from the US is much due to US exceptionalism, yes -- i was making that point because that is what non-US folks are exposed to. but i am talking about the dictionary definition of "arrogance".

sure, there is great wealth inequality in the u.s. that doesn't mean there isn't far greater wealth inequality elsewhere, such as in South America. http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/3/32/Gini_Coefficient_World_CIA_Report_2009.svg

it also doesn't speak to the effect of historic exploitation of the southern hemisphere by the north. over 53% of world net worth (based on PPP) is concentrated in North America and Europe, which has less then 15% of world population. when we talk about wealth inequality, surely comparing that of the u.s. with that of that of bolivia is sort of ridiculous, right? are we talking about being entitled to basic human necessities, perhaps education? or are we talking about being entitled to a basic minimum income? or big screen tvs? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Distribution_of_wealth

in the u.s., when people complain about entitlements, i hear complaints about people buying big screen tvs with welfare checks. (i take that with grain of salt) surely, you don't think that these are the sort of entitlements that Brazilians seek? that they are arrogant for fighting for? especially given the nature of wealth inequality?

am i arrogant for fighting for a better education system for my children? i must feel so self-important? 

it's one thing if the state does not exists. it's another thing if the state will exists for the forseeable future, and exploits, and allows exploitation. in the latter case, i think it is only reasonable for people to try to reform the state, to legally prescribe what had once been unwritten -- their ownership, their rights, their dignity. even if i do not support reformism. i still do not see this as arrogance. someone who is arrogant by definition does not see themselves as equal to others.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/the-switch/wp/2013/11/21/heres-how-bitcoin-charmed-washington/

The charts today are resembling the formation as at Nov 12th.

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http://bitcoincharts.com/charts/bitstampUSD#rg60zigDailyzczsg2013-09-24zeg2013-11-11ztgSzm1g10zm2g25zv

Really? Did they changed that recently? When I traded on Gox trusted status (apostilled docs) got you $100k daily for a max. of $500k monthly.

Milestone page, maybe we reach a milestone price, say 1k?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sOnqjkJTMaA

Noobs need more testicular fortitude. One might start by ignoring the trolls who scream crash/manipulation/FUD every time they go short.

I can agree with that and I too only use debit cards, I might not have much money but I'd rather spend it all on myself than have a chunk go in credit card charges, that's like volunteering to pay extra tax.

ya fuck this.

i'm out.

That's right. That's why you need family or really, really close friends.

*yawn*, give us some action already.  At this point I might actually have to do something constructive with the rest of my day... 

Yes they have, but I never use them for my personal expenses, I use debit cards. Why I shouldnt use the money I already have, instead of the one that I *might* have in the future? Good to have them in case there is an emergency, but why using them systematically and recurrently? Its plain retarded in my book.

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ups, chainsaw was first.

Guilty as charged!  I guess though the gods must have been looking out for me because I didn't fill in the fields correctly so it didn't register the "sell".  

Guess I'll count my blessings and hold like Leonidas!

Not good debt, just less-bad debt.

Debt is a millstone and makes a the borrower a slave of the lender. Take it from someone who knows.

Might be, not mi cup of tea. I guess that when you are used to debt you just do not feel any stress by owing money recurrently and consistently, month after month. I prefer to abhor it as a matter of principle.