Bagatell
Active Member
Theresa May, Angela Merkal, Christine Lagard - you might be on to something
It could've been a really really likely guess, because Huma Abedin is married to Weiner, and even beyond that, the Democratic politics in New York is all kinds of crazy backroom deals and intrigue, which Hillary carpet-bagged her way into in the early 2000's to run for Senate to capitalize on the retirement of Pat Moynihan. Trump also would likely be very privy to the rumors and backroom chatter of ultra-corrupt New York politics, having done business there for decades, and having personal acquaintance with all of these people. There's probably even incidentally all kinds of weird connections to Preet Bharara and the Southern District of NY, with respect to Chuck Schumer spazzing out about Silk Road, and the subsequent choice of venue for prosecuting Ross.How did Trump tweet about Weiner having Hillarys emails last summer and the FBI just announced it last week?
So much I guessed. Makes you wonder, who is leaking what and whose head will be chopped off to cover whose ass.Now that their assumption is starting to look less certain, they're in full CYA/panic mode.
Hm, sounded too specific to me to be a guess.It could've been a really really likely guess,
Don't make it even more confusing.There's probably even all kinds of weird connections to Preet Bharara and the Southern District of NY, with respect to Chuck Schumer spazzing out about Silk Road, and the subsequent choice of venue for prosecuting Ross.
There are strong indications that the source of the Wikileaks documents are whistleblowers in the US intelligence agencies, and Democrat party insiders.So much I guessed. Makes you wonder, who is leaking what and whose head will be chopped off to cover whose ass.
From /u/acoindr (whom I recognized as being on there quite long):Imho that shows the different mindsets of /r/bitcoin / core and the rest quite well:
[ links to /r/Bitcoin articles about Bitmain's new farm ]
Only reaction on /r/bitcoin is fear...
Yeah, why not try going back to the original plan. We might even let you take credit for it, as long as you realize that the road you've been on was a mistake.So how do we counteract this? I see only two ways. One is market dissatisfaction with any lopsided mining control, which affects price (and therefore profit) and pressures the party to back away. The second is to try pushing the network back toward the original plan. Make it easier for many small miners (as in millions) to participate which collectively are hard to compete with.
poeple just dont understand, 51% attack is extremely hard to pull off.Imho that shows the different mindsets of /r/bitcoin / core and the rest quite well:
https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/5aqz4d/bitmains_new_xinjiang_farm_to_be_completed_this/
https://www.reddit.com/r/btc/comments/5aoskg/bitmains_new_xinjiang_computing_center_to_be/
Only reaction on /r/bitcoin is fear...
I found that announcement very bullish and I don't see 51% as a danger. Bitfury announced something about 100 MW as well IIRC. Competition is great and I hope we will see data centers like that around the world in a few years. Absolutely great news imho.
The Gamma diversity with q = 2 is equal to the inverse of the Herfindahl Index, and in this case equals the equivalent number of competitive firms.
I could be a women there are probably just 2 member here who know either way for sure. Sex doesn't matter if it does we'll need to up the game.Speaking of women: I fear one of the possible attacks on BU is a certain kind of women arriving here, applying for membership and then doing a SJW-style concern trolling divide and conquer attack against Bitcoin Unlimited. Just women entering an organization can cause all kinds of attention shifts etc. on its own, so I think we should be very wary.
And no, I am not at all a misogynist.
Context: Gamergate, what Eric S. Raymond wrote and current political dynamics in general.
Bitmain's new Xinjiang computing center to use 140,000 KW. To pay such a electricity bill makes only sense if the Bitcoin price goes up. More than the 20% from the last 30 days. I wonder how Jihan Wu can be so confident. He knows very well, that Blockstream won´t deliver a blocksizelimit increase. Acording to Haiyang of ViaBTC Jihan Wu sees the future for bitcoin in Bitcoin Unlimited and not more in BS/Core. But his mining pools still run only Bitcoin Core.And so bitcoins remains in a stalemate. As Jihan Wu said: "No hardfork no SegWit"Imho that shows the different mindsets of /r/bitcoin / core and the rest quite well:
https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/5aqz4d/bitmains_new_xinjiang_farm_to_be_completed_this/
https://www.reddit.com/r/btc/comments/5aoskg/bitmains_new_xinjiang_computing_center_to_be/
Only reaction on /r/bitcoin is fear...
I found that announcement very bullish and I don't see 51% as a danger. Bitfury announced something about 100 MW as well IIRC. Competition is great and I hope we will see data centers like that around the world in a few years. Absolutely great news imho.
All we'd need to do is change the pow. Everyone and their grandma would spin up their computer for the chance to make free money and the cost of mining would quickly rise back up to meet the price of bitcoin, while the attacker and his massive investment are left out to dry. The network would return to confirming transactions. It would be a very stupid attack.poeple just dont understand, 51% attack is extremely hard to pull off.
.... i was going to write up some details about how expensive and truly insane you must be to 51% attack the bitcoin network but... we all know this...
instead let me go on a rant about why a minner with >51% is NOT a problem at all.
so what's the problem, with 51% anyway?
one might says: " the miner can do all kinds of nasty things, including block anyone else from minning blocks by orphaning their blocks"
I'll say :" thats only true if you subscribe to the idea that the longest chain, is the valid chain, NO MATTER WHAT.... there is Nothing stopping the other <=49% from forking off of the attackers chain. all that needs to be done as a defence for a 51% attack is to tighten the rules of a valid block, and make it such that even if someone has >51% all they can do is produce valid blocks! rules like reject the block if it does nothing for clearing the unconfirmed TX mem pool, or all TX must be valid with valid sigs ( oh wait thats already a rule -_-). there you go, every time a >51% attacker attacks, the other 49% of network collectively say "That's not a valid block!" the attacker ends up on a worthless fork created by his stupidity, and an honest miner finds a block which is acceptable to everyone else, life goes on uninterrupted."
a thought exercise to the reader, read the above and try to poke a hole in the logic. what kind of >51% attack can't we simply "rule out"?
[doublepost=1478131016,1478130112][/doublepost]if you think about it segwit is kind of like a 51% attack...
how do we deal with a handful of poeple ruining bitcoin for everyone else.
everyone else forks off
The last decade? That's nothing new since the homo sapiens became stupid enough to transform himself into a homo oeconomicus (tribute slave).@satoshis_sockpuppet Based on what's been leaked so far, it looks like the last decade or so every government position of any importance has been sold off to the highest bidder, and those people are more corrupt than you can possibly imagine.
Yes. You are completely right, sex doesn't matter and for all we know people who only appear here under pseudonym could be women (myself included). There is no problem at all with that.I could be a women there are probably just 2 member here who know either way for sure. Sex doesn't matter if it does we'll need to up the game.