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There Bias Two posted:Wow that looks like a great way to burn your house down. Ah, the glory days of bitcoin. I'm glad the alts help uphold the tradition
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QuarkJets posted:Imagine a professional datacenter: tons of racks of components in a giant room attached to a bunch of commercial-grade air conditioners that keep the room nice and chilled and well-ventilated. Professional HPC components are designed to work in these conditions. What? This isn't how you do it?
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My idiot friend put a rig together, but I think we might no longer be friends because I posted Wassbix's explanation of Bitcoin to the cryptocurrency Facebook group.
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I did some research on this and the consensus is, if you run a card at 70% fan speed and leave it at 65c max at 100% gpu all the time it won't break. "Out of the 83 1080s I have had running only 15 had fan failures, so i used cpu fans with zip ties. " lol
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I've 100% pulled out of BTC and all other coins and I now have all my "dry powder" ready to pump back into the market. What should I go for? BTC, right? Maybe take 20% and spread it around?
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veiled boner fuel posted:I've 100% pulled out of BTC and all other coins and I now have all my "dry powder" ready to pump back into the market. What should I go for? BTC, right? Maybe take 20% and spread it around? Get a ladder and put the money on a shelf too high for you to reach without parental supervision
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Wow, it hit 7,7 today and is currently at 8,2. That's lower than I expected.
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Moridin920 posted:It's kinda cool visually when a gpu is dying the screen gets all wonky Nothing beats a good "degauss" in the old days.
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Heyy, back up to 8,4 on Coindesk.
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After this massive plunge I think it's unlikely the starry eyed public is interested any longer, so I don't see how this pyramid scheme doesn't collapse entirely in a couple weeks
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Or is it the same retards just trading these things back and forth forever like coprophiliacs
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Waffle House posted:Heyy, back up to 8,4 on Coindesk. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3flv5nWZgII
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Dolphin posted:Or is it the same retards just trading these things back and forth forever like coprophiliacs The Manchester Transfer Fee
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Waffle House posted:The Bristol Transfer Fee Fixed
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oh poo poo maybe this is the actual biggest wealth transfer in history that the bitcoiners are talking about; smart people taking advantage of flaws in casino games running on immutable smart contracts
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I had a set of those poker chips from the image, 100% recommended. They're the best plastic/metal Chinese chip I found, and that hologram ring on the inlay is nice and tasteful
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Sentient Data posted:I had a set of those poker chips from the image, 100% recommended. They're the best plastic/metal Chinese chip I found, and that hologram ring on the inlay is nice and tasteful Can you provide a link? That sounds real cool.
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Waffle House posted:Can you provide a link? That sounds real cool. pretty sure he's lying anyway, I did a search on blockchain.info and couldn't find any blocks confirming his claim
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Wassbix posted:Get a ladder and put the money on a shelf too high for you to reach without parental supervision I ended up using a 3d printer to create a monetary representation of bitcoin and then used that silicone representation in my next Chaturbate show.
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http://www.pokerchipswholesale.com/bulk-poker-chips/monte-carlo-14-gram.html is where I got mine from, make sure you use a game/tournament calculator to figure out what amounts of chips you actually need since most pre-made sets have trash for their distributions. They also sell sample packs of chips for pretty cheap, I'd recommend doing that before making a big order
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"engineering skills on point. design aesthetic is awful." the gently caress? it's literally a fuckin wooden box with a giant FAN HOLE. i didn't know that qualified as engineering.
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abigserve posted:What even is the problem these people have with regulations, it seems like in 2018 government regulations are almost universally a good thing and most problems in society i.e healthcare, utilities, roads and transport are all going to poo poo because they are becoming less regulated If you stop and think about it for a moment, the media is like a mass mind control device. If you think this is crazy kooky poo poo, you might want to consider why half of Americans believe global warming is a hoax or not caused by human activity. *propaganda
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https://twitter.com/btc_fuckhyip/status/939873928717131776 https://twitter.com/tibikojo/status/939873508070322181 https://twitter.com/AuroraKamboh/status/939891105553825792 https://twitter.com/z1564011001/status/939893079376461824 Look at the replies here for more hideous rigs https://twitter.com/NiceHashMining/status/939865768099045376
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comedyblissoption posted:Wealthy people spend a lot of time and money to get messaging* in the media, academia, and politics to benefit their own interests. Gutting regulations and reducing the role of public government to help the public is in their own interests. Agreed At some point the consumers have to take responsibility, but I don't know where the line for that is and sometimes it doesn't matter anyway. Every smartphone company employs wage slave labour in third world countries. Don't like the death of net neutrality? sweet, you can go without internet when it fucks you over because a lot of places only have one choice of provider
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I would blow Dane Cook posted:https://twitter.com/btc_fuckhyip/status/939873928717131776 this actually makes me angry at how much power - both electrical and compute - is wasted on this trash
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abigserve posted:Agreed 
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I would blow Dane Cook posted:Look at the replies here for more hideous rigs  And bitconnect's entry for Eurovision is looking good
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abigserve posted:this actually makes me angry at how much power - both electrical and compute - is wasted on this trash Bitcoin is by several orders of magnitude the largest distributed computing project ever implemented by mankind, lol
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Alpha Mayo posted:Bitcoin is by several orders of magnitude the largest distributed computing project ever implemented by mankind, lol And all it's doing is the computing equivalent of masturbation
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So last night I started paper trading GDAX on tradingview, starting with 100K This poo poo seems really easy, GDAX lags behind korean market movements by like 10 seconds which makes it super predictable. I think GDAX traders just sit there and stare at the depth chart or something. I was doing 10:1 margin but even without margin, that is 24% gain. Maybe I'll try my luck at the real thing..too bad no real exchanges offer margin trading. Forex sounds kind of appealing right now
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abigserve posted:Agreed A democracy would mean that the policies are what the consumers want. In such a situation, then yeah you could legitimately blame the consumers.
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I mean, you even bring up net neutrality as an example of a way to blame consumers for their stupidity or irresponsibility. That's actually a great counterargument for why you can't really blame the consumer. The overwhelming majority of Americans want net neutrality. Net neutrality is being destroyed and constantly under threat because it benefits a tiny minority who controls society undemocratically. Blaming the majority of Americans in this scenario is peculiar.
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right now attempt #3 of trying to break 9K on Gdax If it fails I think it will plummet, if it succeeds it will rally. Personally I think it will fail.
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Alpha Mayo posted:Bitcoin is by several orders of magnitude the largest distributed computing project ever implemented by mankind, lol Let me tell you about some of the largest construction projects in Atlantic City.
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Alpha Mayo posted:Bitcoin is by several orders of magnitude the largest distributed computing project ever implemented by mankind, lol Exactly There are hundreds of scientific projects internationally that would fall over themselves to have access to 1/1000th of the distributed compute that is currently being completely loving wasted on literal busywork.
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