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Boxturret posted:i just don't understand paint 3d looks to me that you understand it just fine
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BangersInMyKnickers posted:john mcaffee gets his mouth poo poo in from women in his custom sex-hammock and I dunno why people bother talking about anything else eat the dick, not the poo poo, mcaffee
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Hey, remember supply chain? The one blockchain use case that approaches feasibility? Well, the Hyperledger group just decided to add a new project specifically targeting supply chain use cases (apparently ignoring that half their other projects are also targeting this same use case). This one’s selling point? All the chaincodes/smart contracts are written in WebAssembly (and this project wants to make WASM the default chaincode language). https://www.hyperledger.org/blog/2019/01/22/announcing-hyperledger-grid-a-new-project-to-help-build-and-deliver-supply-chain-solutions
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LanceHunter posted:All the chaincodes/smart contracts are written in WebAssembly (and this project wants to make WASM the default chaincode language). MOV AH, 0D INT 21
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BangersInMyKnickers posted:john mcaffee gets his mouth poo poo in from women in his custom sex-hammock and I dunno why people bother talking about anything else
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gschmidl posted:MOV AH, 0D CHA 8 Initiative pass: 10 minutes
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Bitcoin wasn't easy.... (self.Bitcoin) submitted 1 day ago by Satoshi_addiction I wrote a letter today to my granchildren explaining that Hodling the Bitcoin that enables a better life for them then wasn't easy to achieve. Their grandfather wasn't just lucky to buy bitcoin for a few thousand dollars, it was hard. Hard to hold and not "cash out" during multiple bear markets. Hard not to abandon during malicious forks claiming to be the real Bitcoin. Hard for their grandfather to watch his initial investment multiply tenfold and then lose eight fold but still hold on because he wasn't a professional trader. What made it manageable was knowing that Bitcoin is revolutionary and although hard sometimes their grandfather saw how it was a game changer from the current (at the time) monetary policy and crooked fiat schemes. Spend it wisely my young ones, do good in the world with it and help others. Remember that In every battle there comes a time when both sides consider themselves beaten, then he who continues the attack wins. Grandpa
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...! posted:Bitcoin wasn't easy.... (self.Bitcoin) was... was this the letter?
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More like oldcoin
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gschmidl posted:MOV AH, 0D What's disk reset gonna do?
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i'm the crypto cuttencies
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...! posted:Bitcoin wasn't easy.... (self.Bitcoin) procreation fanfiction from an incel valorizing the hard work of "don't sell thing when number go down"
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look at this unfaithful peon that doesn't believe in the life extending properties of the blockchain
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here lies grandpa our inheritance is useless
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mcafee is a goner-- there's no gold fringe on those flags
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if there's one thing I know, it's that talking about ongoing legal charges against you is always a good idea
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i haven't paid taxes for eight years because it's not illegal the irs have filed charges against me and anybody involved in funding me for unspecified tax crimes 
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Ghostlight posted:i haven't paid taxes for eight years because it's not illegal all I did was taunt them directly and tell them to "come find me." that they would come find me is outrageous and I am appalled at this clear act of aggression on their part
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Chaincodes, AKA chodes.
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KnifeWrench posted:all I did was taunt them directly and tell them to "come find me." that they would come find me is outrageous and I am appalled at this clear act of aggression on their part at war with government running from government running for government mcafee 2020
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reposting from the secfuck thread, my government is wasting money on blockchains oh no, there's more and it's worse https://twitter.com/jinnysims https://news.gov.bc.ca/releases/2019CITZ0002-000062 of all the entities that would possibly be lured by "trustless" "immutable" ledgers, i can't for the life of me understand why that would be of interest to a government. it doesn't matter if loonies don't trust you, you're the law!  i can't find any mention of it in respectable news media, so it probably flew under the radar but its source seems to be on github https://github.com/bcgov/TheOrgBook and includes very interesting documents like this https://github.com/bcgov/TheOrgBook/blob/master/docs/tobwallet.md quote:TheOrgBook HL-Indy Wallet Requirements here are some more links about whatever this is https://orgbook.gov.bc.ca/ https://vonx.io/
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from what i can tell you can look at the blockchains here http://159.89.115.24/ and that also seems to be the interface that the trusted central authorities can use to make writes to the trustless decentralized ledger so if you want to register businesses for free just hop on some government clerk's wifi and sniff that key then again there's an open issue about enabling authentication so maybe you don't even need to go through the effort, i'm not about to try and find out https://github.com/bcgov/TheOrgBook/issues/704 fisting by many fucked around with this message at 02:35 on Jan 23, 2019 |
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sfylbc if you start up nanaimobarcoin, let me know
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Boxturret posted:oh hey i live there https://twitter.com/KenSad2/status/1087847988502949888
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oh god there's more of them https://twitter.com/WallStTroll/status/1078854207481016320
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its nice to know that the legally dead racist frog supports mcafeeism
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Boxturret posted:its nice to know that the legally dead racist frog supports mcafeeism the frog is also holding his penis in that image
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Best Bi Geek Squid posted:the frog is also holding his penis in that image frogs don’t have penises, they have cloacas  unless you meant that the frog was holding mcafee’s penis, which i can neither confirm or deny
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...! posted:Bitcoin wasn't easy.... (self.Bitcoin) assumes he will breed assumes humanity will survive to the point where his grandchildren will learn to read
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Best Bi Geek Squid posted:the frog is also holding his penis in that image welp, mcafee is now obligated to gently caress it
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do you have to be deluded to buy bitcoin. or does buying bitcoin make you deluded
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jimmyjams posted:do you have to be deluded to buy bitcoin. or does buying bitcoin make you deluded yes
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only the deluded post on r/Bitcoin. the buyers who realized how stupid it all is left quietly and you don't hear from them
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Sedge and Bee posted:assumes he will breed thanks for buying imaginary e-gold that's completely useless now that the global infrastructure is in shambles and the internet doesn't work instead of using the money to buy the actually scarce, valuable, uncopyable resource of "fertile land somewhere above the sea level rise high water mark" grandpa. i'm so glad your stupid obsession with the failure of fiat currency has doomed me to a life of backbreaking slave labor on the cricket plantations Shame Boy fucked around with this message at 08:15 on Jan 23, 2019 |
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fisting by many posted:reposting from the secfuck thread, my government is wasting money on blockchains lol she sure is proud of it, she's tweeted twenty to thirty times about it in the last twenty four hours
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LanceHunter posted:Hey, remember supply chain? The one blockchain use case that approaches feasibility? Well, the Hyperledger group just decided to add a new project specifically targeting supply chain use cases (apparently ignoring that half their other projects are also targeting this same use case). This one’s selling point? All the chaincodes/smart contracts are written in WebAssembly (and this project wants to make WASM the default chaincode language). I mean it’s better than solidity
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