cazalla: mircea_popescu, i was first! as they say, some people are so far behind the race that they actually believe they are leading :P
PinkPosixPXE: I'm going to update it to set a timer to re enable them after a certain period of time and do some updates to it, but it's been keeping things up for the last few weeks
mircea_popescu: cazalla yeah i see. qntra is so successful i got lost among the articles :)
PinkPosixPXE: but ipv6 is more difficult, so this does a count on the packets, and if it exceeds the limit, it finds the ipv6 address, and vps in question, and then disables those addresses on the vps so they can't be targetted
mircea_popescu: just as an idle exercise, imagine how that article'd have sounded if the criminals were some usg agency, stealing the woman's drive and not giving it back.
Phraust: THings just ain't the same for gangsters.
mircea_popescu: "Welcome to the new ransomware economy, where hackers have a reputation to consider." "welcome to the post-modern world, where 'criminals' are more reliable than governments, and certainly more useful."
Phraust: not bad. livin' the dream :D
mircea_popescu: and it shits on his useless applepad or whatever the fuck it is.
mircea_popescu: fucking idiots these people.
mircea_popescu: i mean... if you rate with it, it updates the db ?
mircea_popescu: there is no such thing as "plagiarism" anymore than there's burning bushes or actual sides of christmeat.
mircea_popescu: ascii_modem: 'plagiarism' may be a 'sin of the flesh', but plagiarists exist just the same as 'wankers' exist. << not what i meant. what i meant was the construct's nonsense.
mircea_popescu: wow check out mike_c dominate the qntra wordcounts in dec.
mircea_popescu: i dunno, ask tat, he's the naming fiend.
ben_vulpes: "the hoplites"?
mircea_popescu: "the cult" ?
ben_vulpes: ooh most noble order of the garter
ben_vulpes: the peerage?
ben_vulpes: mircea_popescu: l1's the lordship list?
mircea_popescu: oh ty thestringpuller
thestringpuller: mircea_popescu: those have been up since the 1st: http://qntra.net/2015/01/qntra-s-qntr-december-2014-statement/
mircea_popescu: the thing where i put it in a pastedbin dun work, im sick of looking up the url for the deedbot one.
mircea_popescu: ima do it once done with reports, announcements and other first of month stuff
ascii_modem: folks who bring up fpga as a solution - straight to ebay, pick up a board, see if you can bake so much as an i386 compatible, with at least the original's performance, -without- the fpga vendor's closed libraries
kakobrekla: was talking about the planet.
ascii_modem: drivers << presently the open source folks have two choices - open mouth and wait for rain, in the sahara; or cut enemy throat and drink up.
adlai: btce still leading the light brigade
cazalla: thestringpuller, cbf this morning, didn't get to bed till 4am and i'm still a bit tired
thestringpuller: pokemon: i must catch them all
assbot: Logged on 04-01-2015 17:47:10; mircea_popescu: BingoBoingo: But... the 3d printed gun dude says burn it all down is an ideology... << i agree. it is.
cazalla: thestringpuller, yup, what's up
ascii_modem: the audience can't do jack shit to bring sane silicon into being. but it can actively and maximally destructively piss on 'intellectual property' and related usg crown privilege.
ascii_modem: decimation: he was entirely wrong about the -why- pointless
decimation: w.r.t. to the link you posted about the guy warning not to reverse engineer drivers, his point about the pointlessness of the endeavor seems well-founded
adlai: my favorite nonsense was an internal usg email during the snowden leaks, advising employees not to read the leaked document on unclassified workstations lacking necessary clearance to view the doc
ascii_modem: that is the only 'where'.
decimation: ascii_modem: in the earlier case of recording, my answer is: yes, you probably ought to have an iranian lawyer (or a plan to get one) if you find yourself physically in iran
ascii_modem: linked article was similar to a turd that made the rounds back when w2k source leake
ascii_modem: but with respecting tyrants who propose to say that writing some code is permissible , other kinds - not
assbot: Logged on 04-01-2015 22:52:28; ascii_modem: if you're an 'open source' whateverthefux, and you give a fuck that your code 'is legal' - just surrender to jail now. save the bother.
adlai: http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=04-01-2015#965084 << what's the problem with open source?
adlai: whether the idea of recording the talk is sufficiently incepted in the public's mind that several random audience members are likely to have recorded - is another matter
adlai: the easy way to prevent that is just not to record anything myself
decimation: yes, but my point is that if a policeman is so inclined, he may throw you in jail, charge you, and you get to make these kinds of arguments to a local prosecutor and then maybe a judge
adlai: good thing that the exception covers all conversations where you could be overheard, rather than just "public meetings"
decimation: that's probably reasonable, but other conversations would not be covered under the same exception
adlai: moe levin (conference organizer) has already gone on the public record saying that talks and Q&A sessions will be recorded and recordings subsequently uploaded, further eroding whatever "reasonable expectation of privacy" could be claimed
adlai: "Florida law makes an exception for in-person communications when the parties do not have a reasonable expectation of privacy in the conversation, such as when they are engaged in conversation in a public place where they might reasonably be overheard. If you are operating in Florida, you may record these kinds of in-person conversations without breaking the law." <- pretty sure that covers anything
adlai: but thanks for the heads up ):
adlai: ok, i'll make sure to plug my ears before entering the conference grounds
adlai: january's lemons have taken the form of btcmiami tickets, flights included. shouldn't be too big a request from the benefactor to spend a few hours snooping around the shillcoin booth/talks
cazalla: adlai: if nothing else, it should at least be entertaining to see all the scammers up close, something to tell the metaphorical grandkids <<< if you can remember their name that long but doubt it
decimation: adlai: there seems to be a long history of people coming up with good ideas in lisp, and then spending the rest of their lives trying to get other languages to support small pieces of said idea
decimation: yeah from what I gather, AOP is kind of a dumbed-down MOP
adlai: kinda like championing OO, where appropriate, as a special case of closures, assuming your language supports the latter
decimation: it seems that the main author has gone on to champion 'aspect oriented programming'
decimation: ascii_modem: did some reading about the metaobject protocol
cazalla: if memory serves, BingoBoingo seemed to think either side could be bullshitting
cazalla: mircea_popescu: BingoBoingo incidentally, qntra ever cover the btcexchange thing ? <<< BingoBoingo covered it in December, http://qntra.net/2014/12/btcxchange-ro-dispute-heats-up/
ben_vulpes: <ascii_modem> [] lispm on the block , yes << what does this mean?
ben_vulpes: <mircea_popescu> [] well done mod6 an ben_vulpes << pshaw i'm entirely tangent; mod6 does all the heavy lifting.
ben_vulpes: i don't get it either, ascii_modem. who takes drugs into planes in plainly labled "DRUGS" canisters?
joecool: worked there
joecool: it's in #bitcoin-otc currently handling auth there
ascii_modem: i don't comprehend this "have to decrypt disk" bs. <<< again we can apply above principle. everybody complaining about the disk arse search - stop imagining that you have 'rights' and start apprehending the fact that you are being pursued by maniacs who will eventually like to turn you into a lampshade.
ascii_modem: if you're an 'open source' whateverthefux, and you give a fuck that your code 'is legal' - just surrender to jail now. save the bother.
ascii_modem: i'll rub it in for the thick:
ascii_modem: fiat law apparatus is not an authority to be respected, but a military enemy that wants to render you for your body fat and deserves the same respect that dog owes dogcatcher, or jew - the nazi polizei
ascii_modem: http://libv.livejournal.com <<< tremendously important ( and tremendously wrongheaded ) piece. points to the folly of continuing to see the world in the enemy's framing.
ascii_modem: and are pathetic specimens of animal
ascii_modem: 'plagiarism' may be a 'sin of the flesh', but plagiarists exist just the same as 'wankers' exist.
ascii_modem: mircea_popescu:asciilifeform: the confucian kingdoms breathe plagiarism like air. <<< "plagiarism", much like "sins of the flesh", is a construction intended to work as a tool for a very peculiar purpose. <<< i spent years working with folks some of whom fit the pattern: 'yes i got phd for washing glassware for advisor, who let me crib, who in turn cribbed from dr xxxxx himself, of the academy of turdiences'
ascii_modem: lispm on the block , yes
adlai: ascii_modem: btw lispm still on the block?
adlai: btc swaps are at an all time high, even if we go lower afterwards, somebody is bound to get hurt by the inevitable bounces on the way
BingoBoingo: adlai> bitfinex seeking out new lows! << Wouldn't be surprised at all of this Bitfinex scouting new lows is them dying.
adlai: if nothing else, it should at least be entertaining to see all the scammers up close, something to tell the metaphorical grandkids
adlai is FoaFs with moe, might be introduced at the conference
adlai: http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=04-01-2015#965022 http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=04-01-2015#965023 << afaik moe levin is just the conference organizer, no connection to bitpay beyond accepting their sponsorship
mircea_popescu: an who else is doing stuffs there
mircea_popescu: http://thebitcoin.foundation/ml/btc-dev/2015-January/000026.html << this is quite splendid.
mircea_popescu: ben_vulpes: it may be unfair to tar all work done since satoshi with the power rangers brush. <<< term only came of age last year.
mircea_popescu: pete_dushenski: but parents who found out that their kids had been disciplined at school often disciplined the kid again at home << pretty much yes.
mircea_popescu: decimation: re: costco & amex << I suspect amex gives costco a deal (pays them) to force a large percentage of the upper-crust customer-base to have an amex card in their wallet << pretty much how that racket goes yes.
ben_vulpes: <mircea_popescu> ben_vulpes: translate the significance of this for the aerodynamically innocent ? << less about the aerodynamic stuff; glider guys are wealthy business owners in yacht/building fabrication (among others businesses) and they're complaining about 5% increase in cost of materials everywhere
mircea_popescu: thestringpuller: it's funny how Gavin is all "I want bitcoin to compete with Visa/Mastercard", when anyone in Payment Processing knows those systems are seriously nigga rigged as is. << nobody expects gavin to say something sensible anymore than they'd expect ronald mcdonald to.
mircea_popescu: thestringpuller: cazalla: "I helped run plenty of conferences." << no, he has a point. that's exactly how that racket works.
mircea_popescu: having "their voices heard" ? seriously ?
mircea_popescu: "We think that a Q&A period, moderated by someone you choose, will provide the proper forum for people to make their voices heard. We think that this layout, instead of a speech, is the appropriate forum."
mircea_popescu: cazalla : maybe ask the man where he did his 6 months' study ?
mircea_popescu: go there hang out with like... all the scammers, all the have-beens and all teh posers ?
mircea_popescu: decimation: I would like to put in a good word for KnC miner. << so it actually works out to them booking a nominal loss because of spot movement ?
mircea_popescu: generally that point should be made by the man's name, not by idle adulation by (other) anon entities.
mircea_popescu: "I know the the responsible for the conference, and his integrity is unquestionable."
adlai: but thanks for the explanation
Naphex: but the bitcoin node is running fine from what i can see https://getaddr.bitnodes.io/nodes/85.9.53.226-8333/
Naphex: dosn't sync anything, and is just some fake checkpoint reported. it is only interested in the version message
Naphex: pings them and stuff and keeps em in a list
Naphex: everything there is still running
adlai hasn't been following the story closely
mircea_popescu: "rights = just like freedom, except when you might need them or wish to use them. then they're like a cock up your ass."
kakobrekla: any bitcoin poker site already struggles for existence or is half dead or completely dead. adding another barrier to the mix i do not need to continue this sentence.
mircea_popescu: xanthyos: thestringpuller: what if we created a #bitcoin-assets pokerstars home game club and had a way that every account generated was tied to a gribble-authed account, and use it as both a gaming platform as well as a record-keeping ledger for off-blockchain track of wins and losses <<< check it out kakobrekla
mircea_popescu: yeah, but the wanna-be soam in comments is up lol
kakobrekla: but the active bets is kinda low, down to 41 also thanks to my 'genius' mandatory zeroconf
fluffypony: mircea_popescu: a street criminal can be smart, not the same as being visionary or being clever :)
mircea_popescu: fluffypony: cazalla: Gordhan is a smart man, but they're doing exactly as expected - they're just going to copy what everyone else is doing << your definition of smartness is very tolerant.
mircea_popescu: kakobrekla: so due to this thing called new year there is 57 bets waiting resolution. good luck to the mods. << i'd say they did pretty okay!
mircea_popescu: well i dunno whose shit he's guarding there
assbot: The hits keep coming. Now /CNN is quoting a parody Twitter account without any kind of fact checking whatsoever. http://t.co/67dFklxBEL
mircea_popescu: kakobrekla he probably even struggles in opposition of bathing as much as the usual dog.
mircea_popescu: ben_vulpes: gossip from the glider club: guys in construction (yachts etc) are talking about 5% cogs increases every month for the past 3 << translate the significance of this for the aerodynamically innocent ?
kakobrekla: <mircea_popescu> asciilifeform: kakobrekla: b/c man living as man was meant to << seriously, man was meant to live like that ?! i dunno... < prolly seeing different things in the pic
mircea_popescu: i especially loved the "it might have". yeah, and i might have fucked obama in the ass.
mircea_popescu: sonable to assume that its analysts are in pretty deep. The agency might have intelligence on the planning process for the hack. It might, say, have phone calls discussing the project, weekly PowerPoint status reports, or even Kim Jong Un's sign-off on the plan."
mircea_popescu: TomServo: I'm surprised ol' Brucey Bruce isn't parroting the "OMG NK!!1" line. << "Tellingly, the FBI's press release says that the bureau's conclusion is only based "in part" on these clues. This leaves open the possibility that the government has classified evidence that North Korea is behind the attack. The NSA has been trying to eavesdrop on North Korea's government communications since the Korean War, and it's rea
BingoBoingo: mircea_popescu> BingoBoingo incidentally, qntra ever cover the btcexchange thing ? << In a couple shorter bits. Waiting for another point of lulz inflection to do much more.
mircea_popescu: such as, the womenz. maybe he ran into a few adolescent bosniac sluts on his recon visit
mircea_popescu: BingoBoingo: Why does my brother pretend he has not the slightest bit of racism in him yet when he moves to the city chooses a Bosnian neighborhood over a black neighborhood? <<< i can see a few reasons right off.
BingoBoingo: mircea_popescu> BingoBoingo lol gaw thing has its own forum ? what is this, like ognasty redone ? << Pretty much except redone by seasoned rural telecom bezzel turdmeisters. 3 Years experience or some shit. OgNasty down to the fan club.
mircea_popescu: o look at that, the exchanges quoting under 300 ? lol. k.
mircea_popescu: they're out of power, desperate enough.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform: http://russian.rt.com/article/67122 << another current mega-lol. ua fission plant installs 'westinghouse' fuel rods, begins to leak. << there's just no way ukraine doesn't end up with another nuclear blast.
adlai: but some things, like the mop, are truly amazing
thestringpuller: ^- i partially think this is kako's way to condition us to stop using the world amazing
adlai: holy fuck the mop is amazing
thestringpuller: the price collapse is amazing, reminds me of October 2012
mircea_popescu: BingoBoingo: OMG MP vacation has been one of the best things to happen to MPOE price... aside from saving OpenBSD. << my lyf ;/
thestringpuller: mircea_popescu: just because its old news doesn't mean there still isn't exclusive content to pull from
mircea_popescu: cazalla seems to have a hardon for the guy.
mircea_popescu: seeing how the exclusive was right here in teh logs
mircea_popescu: BingoBoingo incidentally, qntra ever cover the btcexchange thing ?
adlai: emacs is useful for a few things, terrible for most others
mircea_popescu: (i dun really emacs either)
mircea_popescu: was a funny exercise in "so i shouldn't make emacs easier to use for the people already using it because this will lower the barrier to entry for idiots and ruin the party ? what are you, insane ?"
adlai: mircea_popescu: you may be overestimating the maturity of my project... it's existed outside my head, as running code, for under 9 months; and has only turned profitable during the latter half
thestringpuller: mircea_popescu should donate 10% of the MPOE profits to charity
mircea_popescu: i just gave the girls some penis.
mircea_popescu: you just missed the spanish inquisition.
adlai: reaching the end of an argument. quick, say something socialist!
thestringpuller: how is the cult today?
adlai: the latecomers will likely lose wherever they go, i'm less focused on making it easier for them, more on making it easier for users #3-10
mircea_popescu: if they didn't mostly lose, they wouldn't be "homicide da union", they'd be the cupcakes and crumpets core.
mircea_popescu: yes, but by the time https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wQ7mhLp0abU get involved, you know they'll mostly lose.
adlai: the way scalpl works currently, you can use it badly and lose money, just like with any investment; and that is likely to never change
mircea_popescu: in which case at most we can't say whether it's a good or bad idea, and shouldn't bother with it at all ?
adlai: we know nothing about failure rates from outside U, or failure rates of the original users after more have joined
mircea_popescu: this is the definition of harm.
mircea_popescu: this increases the pool of users from U to U+x. the average sophistication of x is < than the average of U. in fact it's common even if we won;t rely on it that the peak of x is under the lowest of U.
adlai: please do, i'm typing up another answer attempt meanwhile
adlai: why not? i've written something useful, i'm trying to make it more useful, and i _believe_ (ie, an opinion more grounded in emotion than evidence) that the right thing to do is share this
mircea_popescu: this has little to do with the software in question mind.
adlai: and if morality is part of the question... deep down, i'm one of those software freedom zealots. not quite to the point of GPLing everything i write, but yes to the point of sharing my work.
adlai: my thinking is along the lines of a society/economy not having all its eggs in one basket. it doesn't have to have one egg per basket, with daily redistributions; a "fit economy still has strong inequality, but it's not skewed all the way to either side of the spectrum
mircea_popescu: generally, people tend to hurl as insults/bombs/damage to others what they're most afraid of themselves. there's a very good reason color revolutions exist, and it has nothing to do with ukraine or gaddafi.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform: they go out, same as in usg-sponsored 'colour revolutions', because 'there's action tonight' << quite. which is why it's so lulzy to watch.
mircea_popescu: BingoBoingo: But... the 3d printed gun dude says burn it all down is an ideology... << i agree. it is.
adlai: kakobrekla: i'd say you want at least 100x the exchange's minimum order size
mircea_popescu: kakobrekla 1 because it's the smallest amount of number.
adlai: resilience in the face of population bottlenecks ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Population_bottleneck )
mircea_popescu: (and generally, moral thought proceeds quite strictly : 1) is this a good thing or a bad thing ; 2) how much of it ? there's no overalpping these stages)
adlai: well, i do think that an oligarchy is better than a monarchy, if that's what the question is
mircea_popescu: the degree wasn't in question.
adlai: i'm not proposing to lower it to the ground, scalpl works quite badly on small accounts, and even with the usability changes i'm imagining, it'll be easy to footgun without either my help or some level of understanding on behalf of the shooter
mircea_popescu: let's put it in more general terms. you're proposing to lower the bar of what constitutes a qualified investor.
mircea_popescu: nothing at all. (note that i use "moral" properly, not in the bastardized form common among the plethora of would-be stalins without the ballsack.)
mircea_popescu: there's a reason capitalism historically flows towards enriching nodes, not elevating the graph.
mircea_popescu: the logical approach to that is to increase your bankroll, not to spread among a bunch of idiots.
adlai: to maximize the amount of wealth profiting from stabilizing bitcoin
adlai: there are also two ways of interpreting this question - "why would other people want to use it", or "why would adlai want more people to use it"
mircea_popescu: on the 0 1 infinity scale i readily see why 1 rather than 0, i just don't grok why infinity rather than one.
adlai: not everybody, there are plenty of other places to put money; but it's reached the stage where more people are interested in using this than i'd like to hand-hold through the -entire- setup. (this is a very low number of people, i'm not good at customer support...)
mircea_popescu: i don't follow the logic of how it would be useful "in general".
adlai: requiring my magic touch is a sort of "job security", but i'd rather get paid to write new code than configure old apps
mircea_popescu: if they were merely offered a fair salary for their work they wouldn't take it because "it's not enough to live on". as if "living" is somehow fixed and god ordered that black guy in missouri must live better than black guy in senegal.
mircea_popescu: the irony being that out of the scum in question, no other process can extract any use.
adlai: make it possible for people to use it without me having to set it up for them myself
mircea_popescu: just like slag goes with burning coal for power, buncha idiots thinking they were "robbed of making it big like everyone else" goes with "we don't pay you but maybe you get a promotion"
mircea_popescu: undata: everybody in america thinks they were somehow robbed of making it big like everyone else did <<< the necessary byproduct of the entire "hero" thing graham & co promote. "work hard and we'll pay one in a million ten thousand times a salary, maybe you'll be him!"
mircea_popescu: the one thing i enjoy alongside redditard butttears of impotence is glaring bagging officer not comprehending why he has to bag my groceries.
mircea_popescu: "For most of Americas history, one of the most righteous anti-white supremacist tactics available was looting."
adlai: no, i'm just improving its abstractions to accomodate new exchanges' quirks; and i did this a little carelessly, crashing the one bot. so i'm trying to setup methods in the other bot so it updates to the new code cleanly
kakobrekla curious about the fire
mircea_popescu: that's not related to the historical fact in question.
adlai: well there's a huge prejudice against germany the nation and german the language, even among people my age who don't have any family who suffered in the holocaust - but they just inherited the prejudice because it's so pervasive
mircea_popescu: but they did not speak german anymore.
mircea_popescu: now, look at it. admitting for the sake of thinking that the germans were entertainers, since you're admitting garza is in business
mircea_popescu: adlai let me give you an example of what i mean. do you know who was the first person to speak german in israel after the war ?
mircea_popescu: isn't this the thing going to be 20 tomorrow ?
mircea_popescu: we're not all one, all the same, all on the same plane. we don't interact with the same things.
mircea_popescu: no, there isn't "a market".
mircea_popescu: except there's no commonality.
adlai: we could replace the term with "commons", to remind the participants that by shitting in the reservoir, they sully their own soup too. eg, "garza is a prominent scammer in the bitcoin commons", "bitcoin is causing a power shift in the pornography commons", etc
mircea_popescu: (tpg = thumbnail preview gallery, at the time an innovation that consisted of putting eight, then six, then four then three pics in a row and filling pages with such rows. each pic ideally linked to the material (more pics of the same set). then that evolved into the skim, where some pics are linked to whatever junk being sold etc.)
mircea_popescu: and from there, via warriorforum and the nerve centers of "i failed local college business school" braindamage... it's in every confidence scam on the webs.
mircea_popescu: but that generation soon got pushed out by the tpg braindamaged set, and what was once irony became cereal.
mircea_popescu: then, the porn people picked it up. it was a very tongue in cheek sort of thing, originally, like a mockery of hollywood.
mircea_popescu: much like all the shitty studios of the 50s were called like "empire" and "megaultra" etc.
mircea_popescu: it got started by the virtual schmucks of hollywood trying to give themselves some word based weight
mircea_popescu: the history of this "industry" term is so funny.
mircea_popescu: "(2) Can you provide evidence that GAW actually mined (a) any blocks, and (b) anything like the number you claimed you were mining?"
mircea_popescu: adlai: it's about time for one of those "velocity per utxo" plots to get updated, my guess is that it'll show that "strong hands" give increasingly fewer shits with each dump, while the churn at the bottom only gets frothier <<< guy's been here what, twelve weeks ? already enlightened.
mircea_popescu: who are complete idiots and that country is the absolute asshole of the world, you're better off visiting the new delhi old dump.
mircea_popescu: but yeah, for the sake of fairness and balance : i dun recall ever having been hassled in any airport for any reason, except guatemala.
mircea_popescu: just the disks, too. interestingly enough, nobody cared.
mircea_popescu: "o gosh jolly, wouldn't you rather take a blowjob instead ?"
mircea_popescu: i guess my mistake here is to imagine the problems of poor people are relevant / the problems of people.
mircea_popescu: decryption does not happen. take it to nsa or whoever the fuck, they're smart righ ?
mircea_popescu: otherwise, go ahead and destroy it.
mircea_popescu: i dun care what words are coming out of their heads.
kakobrekla: it may have to with the 'check if its real laptop or bombtop' thing
mircea_popescu: i wouldn't decrypt jack if they sat on their head. what the fuck is this, the future or some shit /
kakobrekla: yes more ransoms plox to keeps the price ups
mircea_popescu: punkman: cazalla, better yet, kidnap rich guy's kid, make him buy bitcoin to pay ransom. price goes up for sure. <<< this is unavoidable. no ransom of the future will be anything but bitcoin.
mircea_popescu: punkman: if Satoshi appears and says hey guys I lost the key to 250k coins, how much would the price go up? << wouldn't have any appreciable short term effect.
mircea_popescu: if i were the world i'd be pretty fucking careful.
mircea_popescu: no, if i go there's going to be a bunch of ninja vamps suddenly very rich.
cazalla: mircea_popescu, but would the son that inherits them be just as capable as the father who accumulated them?
mircea_popescu: ther most incredible thing about that fun guy's link is that volume is 0 "?
adlai: depends how much you bought in. if you had the same amount of fiat-equivalent through each slide, 32→2 is much more painful
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cazalla: Vexual, perhaps not these days http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-2810892/Linda-Evangelista-49-goes-makeup-free-takes-view-balcony-Sydney-hotel.html
adlai: it's about time for one of those "velocity per utxo" plots to get updated, my guess is that it'll show that "strong hands" give increasingly fewer shits with each dump, while the churn at the bottom only gets frothier