Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 5947. (Read 26714331 times)

Bitcoin Haiku Day.
The number is going up.
Proceeding as planned.

n00bs which are suckert in the NFT scams .... safe the poor souls please ....

Cryptokitties all over again, just a more classy name with a short for etc

Scamstractions can make a nice sider of Satoshi when you dump them before the top.
They outperform BTC before exploding into thin air

A harmless Alt spotted guys....!!

Please tell me you have waited for this... “Three Millionth User”?

Reason: there is no way to know your id before actually creating it. since  there's no way to know before, it means you have been trying it.

Well my guess is right... all below three profiles are created by you  + forth one

https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/three-millionth-user-3000000 [Three Millionth User]
https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/three-millionth-loser-2999999 [Three Millionth Loser]
https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/3-millionth-user-2999998 [3 Millionth User]


To keep it relevant to WO post i will say "Kraken CEO said Bitcoin could reach $1 million in the next decade"... that means Bitcoin could reach $3 million in next 15 years.

Well it's quite simple, with every new bull run they need a new "scam-straction" to distract the pleebs away from Bitcoin.

With this new NFT garbage, it's like the mother of all frauds: selling outrageously over-priced digital tulips on the biggest scam blockchain of them all, ETH.

They will be *really* hard pressed to top that one in 2024.

I believe that one of my main points is that certain adventures might be left to the youthful and the risk loving folks, and sure I was more youthful and surely more risk loving, but at a certain point, some of us come to a certain satisfaction attempting to live within our means and some of the risks that might be contained in just exploring within less risky boundaries.  Take banging hookers, for example, not exactly completely risk free or even boring, but sure some peeps might get bored with that, or at least feel that they have experienced enough variety of that kind of adventure and be willing to move onto other kinds of adventures - and surely for me, I still think that there are plenty of adventures here on earth that I can still explore - even though I do become winded a bit easier engaging in some of the activities.. .

Say for example, there might have been some times that I could run up that mountain and not really feel too affected.. and maybe even feel a bit stronger after the experience.. but sometimes attempting to sprint a block or two can be challenging.. so those kinds of real world limitations would curtail kinds of risks that might be taken, and surely some of the earlier adventurers into space may well need to meet some physical requirements, in which some folks may well just not be able to meet them, even though mentally they want to fantasize about doing x, y and z, and they fucking fail because they are living in their own fantasy about their own physical limitations that happen to be requisites for engaging in such adventures..  No I don't watch some of those real world challenges and obstacle courses, but sometimes it is quite amazing how much talent, strength and skills might be required and some couch potatoes are thinking that they could do that kind of thing too "with a bit of training" blah blah blah.   I did martial arts when I was younger, and sure some of the skills still are present, but some of the skills take strength and endurance too, and it is quite unrealistic sometimes to conclude that some of those can be maintained after certain ages are reached even though I am not even saying that they will go to zero, but they may well go from 90% to 30% and that decrease makes a big ass difference in terms of considering the kinds of goals and activities that are both practical and reachable.

Schools should be pushed into platform-agnosticism.

Public schools should be almost forced into OS/FOSS (if they like their public funding, that is).

There. I said it. Does this make me a socialist?

Oh thanks, I just noticed.

This position is a little bit too drastic for me. I think communication on the Internet can hit a sweet spot between effectiveness and safety. Of course, the right tools are needed, but they must be made widely available to the largely uninformed masses.

Been cleared out a few pages back... keep on track at the WO !!!

Do users post this phrase when they want to send merit to someone? but at the same time they do not have them in stock.

+1 WOsMerit on the spot!

I 🖤 Bitcoin

Near future one BTC,
enough to buy property!
Laughed away by fools.

Good morn Bitcoinland.
Fifty thousand four twenty
(Bitcoinaverage).

Over fifty grand,
But for how long will it last?
This ain't over yet.


Shudder.

The mindless Youtube drivel, incohesive thought patterns and total lack of grammatical skills reminds me of the movie Idiocracy.

I realize that Youtube does have some valid uses (like repair tutorials etc) but some people watch it like TV and actually believe the bullshit spewed on "shows" like the ones mentioned here.

Total idiocracy.

Space elevator: the noob Newtonian dabbler in me has a question.

Won't a sufficiently high/massive elevator slow down this mudball's rotation? As in, longer days? Conservation of angular momentum and all that. Please make me feel safe again. Thanks.

One of the best things on Twitter I recently saw:

https://twitter.com/cryptanzee/status/1367798492479901706?s=21

I appreciate your explanation of the picture, shahzadafzal, because it does seem to help me, but I am having some difficulties understanding why you are using the term cryptocurrency when you refer to bitcoin, and sure, "technically" bitcoin likely fits into a subcategory, but seems to me that part of the problem is that we have no other example in such category besides bitcoin that meets the value sucking definition that you seem to be applying to bitcoin but you feel some kind of inclination to broaden the concept beyond bitcoin by using the term "cryptocurrency"  

Furthermore, many of us appreciate that the term cryptocurrency is abused and confusing in mainstream parlance - so I really have difficulties understanding why anyone (whether academic or not) really feels a need to use the term "cryptocurrency" when referring to bitcoin value sucking dynamics... ..even though in theory there could end up being some other system or coin that might end up developing some of the same or similar value sucking characteristics that are currently ONLY realistically measurable in bitcoin.

It's less employees, who typically must do what they're told and more employers and managers. As well as an undeserved reputation vs other products, there's also "nobody got fired for buying Microsoft" and the idea that if something goes wrong, there is someone to sue. However, Microsoft has lots of lawyers and a deep war chest as companies have often found out to their detriment.

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How does word soup like this get published?


Those things are neat. I need to get mine back in commission. It stopped erasing the previous display.

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Put win10 on a VM. Depending on your morals, you could don an eyepatch. (That doesn't really affect the point of what you're saying but fighting back always helps).

The problem is that Microsoft has successfully infiltrated the educational institutions in the last 20yrs, now they move their userbase to their cloud so that they do not have to care anymore about the userbase buying the next upgrade and can just charge (easy predictable amounts) monthly.

I helped a friend some time ago to buy a cheap notebook and setup Ubuntu on it for his daughter. Yesterday he showed me a letter from the school that she needs a Win10 Pro Notebook so that she can use O360 which all the lessons are based on.