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jokes posted:What is it about victim complexes that is just SO INSUFFERABLE holy poo poo Most people with victim complexes are actually well off and they're just bitter that the world doesn't bend over and let them stick their dick in its butthole.
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The maxim used to be that during a gold rush the money was in selling shovels, but now imagine shovels are made by a single company in Taiwan and you're a grave digger.
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Shumagorath posted:The maxim used to be that during a gold rush the money was in selling shovels, but now imagine shovels are made by a single company in Taiwan and you're a grave digger. but i wanna be bigfoot
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Inept posted:but i wanna be bigfoot in that case friend can i interest you in these bigfoot costumes
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Squatchcoin is the next big thing buy buy buy!! I post unendingly in YouTube comment sections and random chatrooms
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i've already minted an NFT of the Patterson film but the JSON points nowhere because all known copies are lost
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Looks like I missed the ETH gravy train. Oh well, I'll just buy some DOGE about it
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chaosbreather posted:cron is a program that will run other programs for you at a specific time or at a certain frequency. it's pretty useful and basically everywhere. for checking if something has changed though, i recommend watch, which is similarly widespread and much more focused on identifying if there are any changes to an output. hook that up to your favourite http client like curl or wget and it makes paranoia and/or sale sniping quite convenient and flexible watch doesn't detect changes between frames. You are comparing a finite state machine to a push down automaton. You imbecile. You loving moron.
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xtal posted:watch doesn't detect changes between frames. You are comparing a finite state machine to a push down automaton. You imbecile. You loving moron. Uh they have this new thing in linux now called a file you can store things in them and check them too
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Walked over 40k out of the loving crypto casino, set aside half for taxes. Feels good to have some extra around given crypto market status. TA side, we are probably about to see a correction. And don't forget since we started this bull market early and every year is different it's probably going to end either in October or maybe early March/April next year. Getting there. Can't break my NDA but you'll be seeing some interesting and surprising intentional crypto securities approved and brought to the USA in coming months. The only part I really like of crypto is stablecoins and their interest rate. Anyone leaving a majority of their crypto in volatile assets is just asking for stress, imo.
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notwithoutmyanus posted:Can't break my NDA but you'll be seeing some interesting and surprising intentional crypto securities approved and brought to the USA in coming months. There is always more, and it is always worse.
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May 8, 2021 08:02
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Not even related to NDA but anything coming to the US as an SEC approved Crypto security is kinda groundbreaking. Remember most crypto avoids that poo poo like the plague because they can't handle the risks.
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May 8, 2021 08:29
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notwithoutmyanus posted:Not even related to NDA but anything coming to the US as an SEC approved Crypto security is kinda groundbreaking. Remember most crypto avoids that poo poo like the plague because they can't handle the risks. Yeah, I'll believe it when I see it. Also, the whole concept of stablecoins seems roughly comparable to private banks issuing their own coins back in the 18th and 19th centuries, so once again recapitulating financial history in an electronic and dumber way.
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May 8, 2021 08:46
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We have passed the point where crypto will die on its own. Now it must be killed.
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May 8, 2021 08:55
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I'm going to murder Bitcoin.
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May 8, 2021 08:56
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If I ever get the opportunity to kill Bitcoin I would take it without giving it a second thought.
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May 8, 2021 09:08
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If you meet the Bitcoin on the road, kill him.
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I will not suffer a bitcoin to exist.
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I'll make Satoshi watch as his precious child (Bitcoin) draws its final breath. His white paper will be painted red.
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Crush your enemies, see them driven before you, and hear the lamentation of their Bitcoin.
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we won't rest until a BTC goes from being worth a kilo of gold all the way down to one USSR kopek
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The entire appeal of crypto to the true believers is that it's unregulated. If it becomes SEC approved that means the massive book of financial regulations is going to come down like a ton of bricks on the exchanges.
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I actually can't wait for someone to walk away with the keys to the crypto at one of these more mainstream adoption cases. I feel like we haven't had a high profile exit scam in this bull run.
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Salt Fish posted:Uh they have this new thing in linux now called a file Which watch does not use... If you were implementing statefulness and change detection with watch it would be in the program provided to it and watch would just be a stupid way of saying while sleep 2. xtal fucked around with this message at 11:51 on May 8, 2021 |
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buttcoin
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Andy Dufresne posted:I actually can't wait for someone to walk away with the keys to the crypto at one of these more mainstream adoption cases. I feel like we haven't had a high profile exit scam in this bull run. I can wait for the first abduction and murder of some mid level schmuck who had access to the keys. Like holy crap - no matter where you keep it, it's like having a pile of cash under your mattress.
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Honky Dong Country posted:buttcoin
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Honky Dong Country posted:buttcoin You know fellas? I think HDC is on to something here…
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MechaCrash posted:We have passed the point where crypto will die on its own. give me some crypto, once I go to cash out everything will conveniently drop to .00001 cent right before I hit that submit button.
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Paladinus posted:I'm going to murder Bitcoin. Speaking of that... https://www.wate.com/news/crime/fbi-knoxville-man-paid-hitman-in-bitcoin-to-kill-his-wife/
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Turmoil posted:Speaking of that... https://www.wate.com/news/crime/fbi-knoxville-man-paid-hitman-in-bitcoin-to-kill-his-wife/
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loving stupid, who wants to use a coin that makes you get arrested? trying to buy some swishers at the cash station, pay the man your .000000000000000003123000000000000234876500234 bitcoin and BAM the Feds roll up and arrest you. another sucker arrested 4 using crypto. hate to see it but also love to see it forever
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The real reason crypto wont work currently for buying things from a store is because you would have to pay capital gains tax on top of the sale when you sell your dogecoin to buy the 48 roll pack of toilet paper.
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May 8, 2021 17:43
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xtal posted:watch doesn't detect changes between frames. You are comparing a finite state machine to a push down automaton. watch does indeed detect changes between frames with the --difference flag. You imbecile. You loving moron.
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necrotic posted:watch does indeed detect changes between frames with the --difference flag. You imbecile. You loving moron. TIL. Then again I've never used watch before.
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has anyone said .... hitcoin
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DOGE is some of the most volatile poo poo... One second Musk tweets and it's at .74, some other firm tweets that they're shorting it and it sinks to .61, now it's as .66-- Everytime it peaks I could theoretically sell and then rebuy the dip to make some good $$, but I'm too afraid of/confused by the taxes to attempt it.
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xtal posted:Which watch does not use... If you were implementing statefulness and change detection with watch it would be in the program provided to it and watch would just be a stupid way of saying while sleep 2. WHoa sorry didn't realize I was talking to an expert! drat someone should invent a way to store data between commands in linux that would be sick.
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Salt Fish posted:WHoa sorry didn't realize I was talking to an expert! drat someone should invent a way to store data between commands in linux that would be sick. It took me about 30 seconds of extremely light googling to figure out that you could very loving easily rig up watch to be a change detection system even if watch doesn't inherently use files I know very little about Linux and had never heard of watch before this thread and even my dumb rear end can see that would be very loving easy
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Somfin posted:It took me about 30 seconds of extremely light googling to figure out that you could very loving easily rig up watch to be a change detection system even if watch doesn't inherently use files It's like "salt" in a username is a red flag at this point.
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