brokenmusic

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by brokenmusic 11y ago
So I'm a little confused. You don't hold the bitcoins deposited into the question? Where do you they go?
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Accepting payments is getting easier(gear.mycelium.com)
2 points by brokenmusic 11y ago|1 comments
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by brokenmusic 12y ago
So, let's leave out the insurance question and separate it from the taxi-licence issue. Provided that all cars are insured, how am I putting other people at risk by riding a cheaper unlicensed taxi?
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by brokenmusic 12y ago
Exactly, my house, not yours. That's why I'm responsible for choosing a reputable electrician, not you.
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by brokenmusic 12y ago
It works anywhere. Stupid state monopoly mafia trying to control how people are supposed to make money is scared. That's all there is to it. If I want to drive somebody and make money I don't need no licence. There's absolute
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StraightAsia(straightasia.com)
1 points by brokenmusic 12y ago|0 comments
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by brokenmusic 12y ago
The problem with sanctions and manipulation of the oil prices by the US is that while trying to get rid of Putin, they're hurting average Russians, not Putin. And something tells me they know it very well. In a game between politicians
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by brokenmusic 12y ago
A failed state doesn't mean absence of government. Similarly to how if you burn a church, it wouldn't make all the people in the village atheists. What people who dislike governments can realistically do is not comply and ask for
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by brokenmusic 12y ago
What I'm saying is, governments foster violent crime by criminalizing many peaceful things. The best thing you can do to dramatically decrease violent crime rates is get rid of governments.
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by brokenmusic 12y ago
Crime too. If you look at what are most of the crimes that are committed in any given country, it quickly becomes obvious that those are mostly victimless crimes or crimes that are invoked by governments declaring something to be illegal (w
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by brokenmusic 12y ago
I'm always amazed at how people want to fight corruption not really understanding that corruption is inherent to politics and government. You can't fight it. It's like fighting aging with plastic surgery. Sure, it may look go
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by brokenmusic 12y ago
The question people should be asking, how come in Eastern European countries internet access is so cheap and fast, yet barely regulated? It's so easy to argue for more regulation when things go wrong: trying to control businesses alway
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by brokenmusic 13y ago
They should at least remove trading fees for a while, that's the least they can do to please the customers.
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by brokenmusic 13y ago
Sorry, I meant they're not even being broadcasted. It's all inside gox.
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by brokenmusic 13y ago
It's already over 55k BTC, added 5k in just a couple of hours. Probably gonna be 100k tomorrow.
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by brokenmusic 13y ago
1. At the very least take down the option from the website. 2. There are no transactions on the blockchain. All withdrawals are stuck within MtGox. 3. People who withdrew money don't care about the fix, they care about getting their mo
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by brokenmusic 13y ago
In which case you provide a proof you have this other wallet.
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by brokenmusic 13y ago
This is BTC, not banks. If you hold BTC longer than an hour, you're a scammer.
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by brokenmusic 13y ago
He can also be the first to sell on another exchange and buy at the bottom. More profit, less risk.
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by brokenmusic 13y ago
Trading. Some people trade.
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by brokenmusic 13y ago
Why would that anyone holding a lot of coins need some incomparably small sum from MtGox while he can clearly make more selling it before the meltdown on other exchanges?
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by brokenmusic 13y ago
I personally would never give them my business ever. Many people won't either. I'm sorry, they already screwed me once last year holding withdrawal for 2 days, now again. They are going down in history. The only question, again, i
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by brokenmusic 13y ago
I think since they refuse to show evidence they have enough funds, it should be assumed it's a scam until proven otherwise. Really, they're making tons of money off fees, they are the most expensive exchange. Screwing customers li
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by brokenmusic 13y ago
It already is a bank run, look at the charts. 50k Bitcoins in limbo. Over 10k added just overnight.
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by brokenmusic 13y ago
I don't believe it's just "an issue" anymore. Not to spread FUD, as my coins are also stuck there, but MtGox is likely to go down now.
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by brokenmusic 13y ago
btc-e.com and Bitstamp, I guess.
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by brokenmusic 13y ago
In short what MtGox should've done if this was really just a technical issue: 1. Stop all deposits until the issue is resolved. 2. Stop all withdrawals and then process all those that were already made - manually. 3. Only then try and
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by brokenmusic 13y ago
Yes, and now they're not paying BTC either. 50k BTC (over 4k withdrawal attempts) are now stuck in limbo. MtGox claims it's a purely technical issue due to their custom implementation of Bitcoin protocol. People don't really
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Mt.Gox Withdrawals(coinsight.org)
132 points by brokenmusic 13y ago|118 comments
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Lawyer's advice for Bitcoin(coinlaw.info)
2 points by brokenmusic 13y ago|0 comments

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