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Re: Ghash.io owner might have more then 1 million bitcons
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JakeMC
on 29/11/2013, 10:53:02 UTC
You can state that you are a mining pool, but own about 99.9% hashpower yourself. That the case with ghash.io
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Re: Ghash.io owner might have more then 1 million bitcons
by
JakeMC
on 29/11/2013, 10:27:41 UTC
Which shareholders you are talking about?
If you mean the shareholder option as "Alibi" for few weeks now. In real they should own about 99.9% of their hashpower themselves.
Its like they don´t want to be significant more then 25% of the total hashpower because this will noticeable and the community might think about how to handle this, but I am pretty sure they have the ressource for having even a lot more then 25% hashpower.

At least its possible to handle this kind of abusing with a kind of "network limit for hashing"
This way you could prevent big hashing networks and prevent the whole community even for bigger dangers like the NSA with their own hashing datacenter.
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Ghash.io owner might have more then 1 million bitcons
by
JakeMC
on 29/11/2013, 10:00:32 UTC
Nobody knows who owns ghash.io, but it seems like there is 1 or more privat persons behind it.
Given the fact that every day 3500 Bitcoins are being mined and ghash.io doing about 25% of it http://blockchain.info/pools it means they earn every day 875 Bitcoins, thats 315.000 a year, given the fact that we have the same amount of Bitcoins being produced the next 3 years, this person(s) will own more then 1 million Bitcoins in 3 years.

I even read on this forum that ghash.io tried even to manipulate a bitcoin casino with not confirmed but sent bitcoins.
Thats something which should scare the Bitcoin community. At least it seems like not so difficult to own a hugh percentage of mining power, when a government or an organisation like the NSA starts to do their own mining pools, they could easily have more then 50% even. I think thats a question of time when it will
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Re: Buying BTC for bankwire (invoice required)
by
JakeMC
on 27/11/2013, 11:33:56 UTC
I just got all that bad trusts from "Tomatocage"
I dont know why, i didnt even deal with him.. Some Moderator seems like giving randomly bad trust ?
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Re: Buying BTC for bankwire (invoice required)
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JakeMC
on 26/11/2013, 11:58:17 UTC
Really I don´t know why you associate my thread with a scam. I am willing to do escrow, I might do only escrow for my own security.

If you don´t believe me just Google a little bit so you will find that customer from Cyprus banks have massive problems wiring money.
Here is a link with the central bank orders of Cyprus:
http://www.centralbank.gov.cy/nqcontent.cfm?a_id=12583&lang=en

Please next time research a little bit and start your brain engine before setting such a post.
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Re: Buying BTC for bankwire (invoice required)
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JakeMC
on 25/11/2013, 12:19:41 UTC
Bump

I am talking about hugh amounts every month.. nobody interested ?
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Buying BTC for bankwire (invoice required)
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JakeMC
on 24/11/2013, 17:26:11 UTC
Actually its a pain in ass spending money stored in cyprus bank accounts. The bank requires a invoice for every outgoing transfer which has to be related to the normal business activity. That said I need a invoice for webhosting/colocation services to be able to transfer money out.

If you are able to send me, I am willing to buy hugh amounts of bitcoins every month. Prefered via escrow. PM me, thanks.
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Re: Dexter will die, Walter White to jail. Place your bets!
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JakeMC
on 05/08/2013, 03:44:37 UTC
Okay just rewatched the first scene of S05E01 on Netflix, he does do the 52 in the bacon, but 1) we have no sense of how far in the future it is, only that it's in the future, and 2) the date matches the date on his fake ID that he shows the waitress, there is no evidence that it is the same birthday as his real birthday. What there is evidence of is that he buys a big ass gun with no explanation as to why. Clearly he's about to have some kind of a showdown, he could easily die in the final episode of series.

As stated, episodes (roughly) 1-45 were his ages 50-51.

From my point-of-view, I don't think he dies or goes to jail.

It isn't concrete evidence, but it suggests that.

You're right in that the only flash-forward we've seen is him doing his weekly shenanigans.

But I doubt they'd be able to go from 51-52 in the final 8 episodes, however, it is possible.

But VERY unlikely.
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Re: >>Insanity Dice<< Legit 60x2 [Great Specs] [Trusted Hosts] [Bils Paid Out]
by
JakeMC
on 05/08/2013, 01:37:47 UTC
The only way, to-this-day, of knowing a bet is provably fair is to record the random number being generated.

Can't believe all this SHA bs on all these other threads.
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Re: Dexter will die, Walter White to jail. Place your bets!
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JakeMC
on 05/08/2013, 01:05:34 UTC
I remember him buying a BFG in the opening scene at a bar, but don't remember what you're referring to...

If i recall correctly first scene was a 1 year flashforward, celebrating his birthday at that gas station restaurant

Correct.  Proving he doesn't die or go to jail (and it was Dennys, lol)..

Unless they do a MASSIVE fast-forward in the next 8 epsiodes which I doubt they would considering he was 50-51 in episodes 1-45.  I doubt in the next 8 he'll go from newly 51-52.

I remember him buying a BFG in the opening scene at a bar, but don't remember what you're referring to...

You don't pay close attention to detail.

Well that's a pretty douchy thing to say considering it was like a year ago that the episode came out. You sound pretty confident, you should bet 'No.' Otherwise go troll elsewhere.

Not trying to be a douchebag...  Just pointing out the obvious.

Plus if someone's going to bet, they'd know their facts... Especially if they KNOW FOR A FACT they'd win.
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Re: Dexter will die, Walter White to jail. Place your bets!
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JakeMC
on 05/08/2013, 00:48:09 UTC
I remember him buying a BFG in the opening scene at a bar, but don't remember what you're referring to...

If i recall correctly first scene was a 1 year flashforward, celebrating his birthday at that gas station restaurant

Correct.  Proving he doesn't die or go to jail (and it was Dennys, lol)..

Unless they do a MASSIVE fast-forward in the next 8 epsiodes which I doubt they would considering he was 50-51 in episodes 1-45.  I doubt in the next 8 he'll go from newly 51-52.

I remember him buying a BFG in the opening scene at a bar, but don't remember what you're referring to...

You don't pay close attention to detail.
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Re: Dexter will die, Walter White to jail. Place your bets!
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JakeMC
on 05/08/2013, 00:02:42 UTC
Walter White doesn't go to jail...

Watch the first three minutes of S5E1..

Goes to show he lives to be 51 (maybe 52, correct me if I'm wrong) and a free man.   Failing to see why so many people are forgetting / forgot about that scene.
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Re: BUying 10+ BTC (WU, MG, Wire Xfer, Wells Fargo SurePay, MoneyPak)
by
JakeMC
on 04/08/2013, 23:44:19 UTC
@Mk23 I'll PM you because I'm currently discussing a deal with someone else that might fulfill what I need.
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Re: PrimeDice.com | The New Way to Roll | Lowest House Edge (1%) | Instant Deposits
by
JakeMC
on 04/08/2013, 19:17:48 UTC
I knew what I was before I entered in the game, I'm just trying to understand what I became.

You're doing good man, keep going.  Has anyone bought 'host' yet?
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BUying 10+ BTC (WU, MG, Wire Xfer, Wells Fargo SurePay, MoneyPak)
by
JakeMC
on 04/08/2013, 18:55:44 UTC
Buying 10+ BTC for a gambling site I'm starting.

Just drop me a PM, I can pay via WU, MG, Wire Xfer, Wells Fargo SurePay, and or MoneyPak.

Will use escrow where needed.
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Re: Dice64 - Off Blockchain. Provably fair. Instantly verifiable.
by
JakeMC
on 04/08/2013, 04:09:01 UTC

Before you go around throwing accusations everywhere, do some research. This is the same CSS used by thousands of other sites, Bootstrap.(http://getbootstrap.com)

EDIT: Such as:
Blockchain.info http://gyazo.com/a2fcc43eb3b97e7a0729f3cbaa7fccbb
Coinchat.org http://gyazo.com/4cf525ac9ad48aaa65cb7a2cfa5919f2

And a whole hell of a lot of others.

Didn't throw an accusation.

It's a fact.  They look similar, like a duplicate.  Because they use the same, generic, bootstrap CSS file(s)...

Coinbase also used 'em, as do many other sites.  I'm well-aware.

Many sites that look similar and have almost identical functionality would be saturating the market.

Calm down, big guy.

The same source and the same CSS are two different things.

Assuming it uses PHP, there are only so many ways to write a site like this..

Regardless, the CSS is a part of any source...  So yes, they do have VERY similar source codes.

It's fine, I'm just wanting to see something unique.
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Re: Dice64 - Off Blockchain. Provably fair. Instantly verifiable.
by
JakeMC
on 04/08/2013, 03:56:46 UTC

Before you go around throwing accusations everywhere, do some research. This is the same CSS used by thousands of other sites, Bootstrap.(http://getbootstrap.com)

EDIT: Such as:
Blockchain.info http://gyazo.com/a2fcc43eb3b97e7a0729f3cbaa7fccbb
Coinchat.org http://gyazo.com/4cf525ac9ad48aaa65cb7a2cfa5919f2

And a whole hell of a lot of others.

Didn't throw an accusation.

It's a fact.  They look similar, like a duplicate.  Because they use the same, generic, bootstrap CSS file(s)...

Coinbase also used 'em, as do many other sites.  I'm well-aware.

Many sites that look similar and have almost identical functionality would be saturating the market.

Calm down, big guy.
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Re: Dice64 - Off Blockchain. Provably fair. Instantly verifiable.
by
JakeMC
on 04/08/2013, 03:41:14 UTC
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Re: Dice64 - Off Blockchain. Provably fair. Instantly verifiable.
by
JakeMC
on 04/08/2013, 01:55:24 UTC
Funny.  Duplicate source of http://coinroll.it

Trying to saturate the market are we? Wink
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Re: PrimeDice.com | The New Way to Roll | Lowest House Edge (1%) | Instant Deposits
by
JakeMC
on 03/08/2013, 23:29:36 UTC
I like those pics of the new design also, how do i play that one?

I think it's not out yet...