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Non.

I understand that you are a proud Québécois, but the people here have nothing but contempt for you because of decades of transfer payments and NONE OF YOU understanding what Quebec sovereignty means. None of you know who Russell Rogers Smith is, and you're too proud and arrogant to teach. Just go away and be Retardier somewhere else.

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Feb 02, 2014 10:55 PM

Pete Daoust

I really think, the logical next step would be to elaborate a bit on What this thing means to you.

You have a crypto-currency wallet as we speak, with 10,000 units of that specific currency in it, which happen to be Dogecoin.

There is 80+ crypto-currencies available for use today, there will be more tomorrow” :D

WHY DOGECOIN ? ( I have picked Dogecoin for a specific reason :D )

And what does that REALLY mean to you ?

Let me know in less than 100 words please,

Thanks Captain Pete. :D

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Citizen Skinny IrlCitizen Skinny

What do you mean Pete when you say "There is 80+ crypto-currencies available for use today, there will be more tomorrow" I,ve got 10.000 in my WALLET ,the most i ever had AND not one clue what the fuck to do with it,,There is an old sayin over here in IRELAND and it goes like this,,,,YA MIGHT ASWELL BE LOOKING UP A DONKEY,S HOLE,,,That how i feel looking at my DOGECOIN WALLET ,,,,,,,for fuk sakes,,

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Icbeonne Senama

Dogecoin and the dogecoin community is unlike any other altcoin, in that it has a very helpful and generous community around it. This idea of people helping each other has spread the knowledge about the BLOCKCHAIN to more people. Since the answer to removing the parasitical banks and it's associated shitstains from humanity lies with the blockchain, I think DOGECOIN may be looked at as one the major events that brings about this massive change.

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Gail Marie

I'm still working out what it means to me, but what I have noticed (in my limited experience) is that there doesn't seem to be the same greed mentality with the crypto coins as there in the present system with legal tender. People are donating and sharing their crypto currencies in a way that would rarely be seen in the present system. It appears that it has created a mentality of people uniting rather then dividing?

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Gail Marie

oops forgive me I may have misread what was asked. Dogecoin started out as a meme, who would ever expect it to be a threat to anything let alone the banking system. When the inference was made a few weeks back that it looked like something that Scott Duncan would have his hand in (not the actual quote), I downloaded my wallet :D

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Lana Dukakis

Dogecoin is currency without a tender for law or debt attached to it. It is money that can be used without creating joinder with Acts and Statutes. It's freedom money (not freedumb). It's also nobodies business if you have it and use it or profit by its use and it's encrypted so well that people can't tell if your person has it or uses it. Hope I'm getting this right Pete. I'm not sure why dogecoin though. :(

J.P. AlexanderJesse Alexander

Dogecoin to me is a stepping stone to the next phase. I chose it because I was told to or be removed. I TRUST what's going on here because I have read things and applied them and benefited. There's no going back. I know too much. Thanks to the help of the Admiral and others.I want to be a fucking BANKER.....

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Gail Marie

Phase 1 of tender for law was how to deal with situations when/if you get tripped up while learning about or on the way out of their game (all for their benefit compliments of you), ....phase 2 is creating your own and benefiting from your own value

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Pete Daoust

And HOW can you show that "YOU" used legal tender to get some Dogecoin with ... ?

How can you do that ?? :D

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Scott Duncan

When you weep for Elizabeth Windsor, then ask if I should be thanked. At that point you will understand enough about what is happening now. You aren't capable of KNOWING the value of what I am giving and have given. You just aren't...

...and you aren't capable of knowing what I am taking away from you either.

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Scott Duncan

I tell you this NOW. You will be horrified and ashamed for having a hand in this ONE DAY...but no time soon. You will also know that it was the RIGHT ANSWER. That is how you will sleep at night.

...but don't thank me.

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Scott Duncan

The world I'm building isn't for you. It's for your children. You are weaponry that lives and dies at my command. You just don't know it yet.

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Icbeonne Senama

Alright. Just trying to figure out what you meant by "You serve MY agenda of your own free will... which I will also liberate you of." I DO Trust you. Just confused - as I am sure you understand :P

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Icbeonne Senama

Freewill is somewhat of an illusion at this point. KNOWLEDGE is not shared EQUALLY. It makes it easy for those with more knowledge to show those with less knowledge how "free" they are.

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Pete Daoust

OK, I am gone for a 45 minutes RUSH ride.....will be back later, just can't resist :D

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Icbeonne Senama

From good ole wiki: Nobility is a social class that possesses more acknowledged privileges or eminence than most other classes in a society, membership thereof typically being hereditary. The privileges associated with nobility may constitute substantial advantages over or relative to non-nobles, or may be largely honorary (e.g. precedence), and vary from country to country and era to era. Historically, membership of the nobility and the prerogatives thereof have been regulated or acknowledged by the monarch or government, thereby distinguishing it from other sectors of a nation's upper class. Nonetheless, nobility per se has rarely constituted a closed caste; acquisition of sufficient power, wealth, military prowess or royal favour has, occasionally or often, enabled commoners to ascend into the nobility.

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Scott Duncan

It's still in my blood to dominate and exploit you. I'm just doing it to herd you out of the pen, and give you a fighting chance once you are free.

That doesn't make up for the "Sins of my forefathers", but it's not bad for a lifetime's work.

...and it's a start.

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Icbeonne Senama

So your agenda is to change the status quo - nobility hierarchy? by letting people have power that is now in the hands of the few by allowing more people to decide the fate of others - hopefully good people who will not make the same mistakes as the prior nobility...

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Scott Duncan

That's the lesson you idiots NEVER learn. It's why Christians SWEAR Jesus is coming ANY TIME now.

You are a pattern-seeking program. You wander in circles. You think the Universe is Cyclical

You are PROGRAMMED.

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Scott Duncan

It's ok. We control their machines. YOUR LIFE is INTIMATELY TIED to computer science, and none of you know anything about computer science.

...and you are all too dumbed-down and old, to get it.

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Anibal Jose Baez

Admiral Scott, when you say <<It will be a war between thinkers and believers>>, can you give more details about how it will be like?

Something else that called my attention was <<"Souls" can be turned into gods, and turned loose on the ignorant.>> Can you share more about what you meant? Thank you, Admiral.

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Janick Paquette

I think You chose Dogecoins because it is cheap to get and it makes a great Demo wallet to play with. Also it is a derivitive of Litecoin.

So we'll be starting with little league and get to the big league when we get strong enough as a group.

What this means to me is that we are building a banking system for ourself and for our children to get out of the existing system that doesn't value our labor and that keeps us as slaves.

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Janick Paquette

Just to say that when I was a teenager I didn't know what kind of work I wanted to do so I passed a test to give me options...

Programer/Analyst was in there.

I told myself, what a boring job that would be!

I got another chance at it in a computer oriented summer camp for two weeks. I was good and worked on a Commodor 64.

But thought nothing of it afterwords! What a waist! Yes I did (and still do) value the wrong things! :(

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Icbeonne Senama

I am wondering about the contracts that can be made using the blockchain, for example one thing I listened to mentioned the possibility of assigning a piece of gold to a hash... What sort of mechanism is in place to ensure that one IN FACT has that gold or whatever to make the contract in the first place, and how is it being proposed to deal with "broken contracts" given the anonymity of the whole system? What have I missed?

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Chris Evan

I chose Dogecoin because of what Daniel J Wentz said a few weeks ago inferring that Scott had his dirty little fingers in it. BUT....after briefly researching DOGE, I realized it was very similar to LTC. LTC was the Crypto that I was into before this DOGE phenomenon and it is the one I see as most stable. Partly on the good advice of the Admiral!

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Gail Marie

I can't say I'm knowledgeable in American history, but having looked further into Benedict Arnold, he signed a declaration of principles vowing to fight for American Liberties as guaranteed under the under the british constitution. It seems that congress has been an issue for a long time. In these times whistleblowers and thinkers (those that know something isn't right and speak about it) are now the modern day traitors...the believers accept what they are told/programmed to believe and will fight and argue for that belief and the creators of those beliefs continue to push them :/

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Lana Dukakis

Should we buy as much Dogecoin as we possibly can? I'm sensing dogecoin might be our lifeboat. Is 10000 enough? I'm nervous I don't have enough. Also Scott or Captain Pete , If I exchange 1 million Dogecoin for 1 million in legal tender, do i tell the government that I didn't make any money and that I only exchanged currencies? I'm confused about the exchange concept when it involves the legal tender. :(

Janick Paquette

Didn't mean "cheap" in the "not valuable" sens but in the "doesn't cost much to get" sens. :)

And no I don't know how strong we are as a group because This wallet only cost £35$ to get. not that much! :/

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Janick Paquette

Ok Chris, so Banks are only money exchangers and we are the ones creating money with our signature when we borrow money from them. They are also like a wallet for our currency.

So by gwtting a Doge wallet to hold our currency, and creat new money by mining coins and able to exchange currencies with others, .... we are a BANK. :D

Yeh! I get it now! (better late then never!) :/

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Chris Evan

Like Scott says....we don't understand yet. But I have good reasons to believe that what I have in my wallets will be in demand soon. People will need to exchange money with me in order to survive. I also have good reasons to believe that I will watch cops, lawyers, and judges starve and wind up homeless because it will be MY decision on who I exchange with. :-D Payback is a bitch fuckers!!!!

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Pete Daoust

But now, I am just a Man, and I happen to have one of these persons IN my pocket :D

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Shane Pennell

We give $ value. This group values Doge, so it is valuable. When the world see a bobsled team and an Indian Luger flying down the track on the power of Dogecoin, they are going to give it value too. The banks are going to be scared and pissed. The dumb fuck bankers and gov't workers and theist, who love their valueless fiat $ are going to resist and become violent. YEE HAA

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Anibal Jose BaezMackximus Minimus

I'll send 100 Doge to the 1st to guess correctly this little trivia. Just for fun, ok?!

Who, from the group, could possibly write something like this:

"I was walking on the beach. I saw a penguin. The penguin raped me. I fought back, but then hugged the penguin. Moving on."

Who do you think could it be? :D 100 Doge! (It's a fun joke, please no taking "offense")

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Pete Daoust

Dogecoin's volume is HUGE, it's in third place, after Bitcoin and Litecoin

Dogecoin is NOT suppose to have this kind of volume, and it's like that for weeks........It's suppose to be a JOKE :D

Dogecoin will reach 50% of its mining capacity very soon.....

There is 100 billions dogecoin available.......that can make a very efficient currency to use, for a lot of men and women

Dogecoin is at rank 6th, in market cap., IT'S NOT SUPPOSE to be like that :D

So if ever Dogecoin starts being what its suppose to be, no damage will be done to no one.......as far as getting 10,000 dogecoin for $15

But if Dogecoin continue to go where it's NOT suppose to go, to the moon, well, I suppose to expect the unexpectable :D

So, to answer Lana's question, is 10,000 is enough ??

I have no freaking ideas :D , I can garranty you though, that I HAVE more than that :P

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August le BlancBobis Youruncle

A game changer, a mathematical marvel. A simple Open source code , that came from a proof of concept called :bit coin from a community of amazing people. Fractal in nature, a way to gain freedom for those who take it. I am being a bank, I have killed the person. As best as I know how, at this point.

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Anibal Jose BaezMackximus Minimus

I apologize for the distraction.

Why Doge? I was ORDERED to get 10,000 Dogecoins, by Captain Pete Daoust. So I did. Dogecoins are FREE and/or very cheap.

What does this mean to me? It means I have officialy become a bank, with around 130,000 dogecoins.

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Libby Patterson

Hi Pete, Thanks for the question. At this point, I am excited to have something new, and a wallet, and looking forward to alternatives, exploring the new, and how it may be useful for me in future.

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Will Bed

What does this DOGECOIN thing mean to me ? They are a glue that finally seems to bind us together... We are the many. We are the MONEY. United we stand. He who controls the present controls the future.

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Phillip Prater

As I see it, the fiat money is based on a bond. Someone Insured your labor to make $x and from that point you start from a negative number trying to pay back this amount because you are the NAME and are trying to get to $0 owed(but you can't because of interest). If you put it down you start from $0 NOW and build your wealth based on work you have ALREADY done. Those believers are still going to use the FIAT. They will be in the negative while you are in the positive. When it finally collapses and it is time to collect you will be in the clear because you have already shown intent by ALL of the things we have been taught to do. NOTICE. WE ARE NOT PART OF YOUR SYSTEM. We have currency(hello DOGE). And those that don't have to figure out where to go and what to do. That is how I understand it.

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James Baal

Its running for a short period of time and is already 5th most common coin..... The digging or mining is still at the beginning compared to bitcoin mining its relative less and easier to mine (but it wont be long) how I understand it and I may be off by miles, coins are limited, every transaction is being audited, there are so and so many coins in the block chain ....coins are released when a block chain is completed.......now as long its simple to mine coins are released steady but the more transactions are made the more computing power is needed to compute those...thus less coins are released decreasing the amount of coins for a transaction needed, which based on previous transactions or agreements required more coins......

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Phillip Prater

SOCIETY. A society is a number of persons united together by mutual consent, in order to deliberate, determine, and act jointly for some common purpose. 2. Societies are either incorporated and known to the law, or unincorporated, of which the law does not generally take notice. 3. By civil society is usually understood a state, (q.v.) a nation, (q.v.) or a body politic. (q.v.) Rutherf. Inst. c. 1 and 2. 4. In the civil law, by society is meant a partnership

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Libby Patterson

Hi Pete, hope I am not off topic here, but I highly doubt QEII is out of cash. I bet she has stashed her cash into some crypto currency and other places as she is a smart cookie. http://worldnews.nbcnews.com/_news/2014/01/28/22479561-uks-queen-elizabeth-down-to-last-16-million-in-reserves-after-royal-overspend

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August le Blanc

She is a beneficiary, she does not administrate or govern. Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth of the House of Windsor is not the Same as HER MAJESTY IN RIGHT OF ( the crown corporation which admins. mostly thru the bar society) However when you or a news caster or radio announcer says it out loud, it sounds the same, causing confusion on who it actually is, much like when I use, we and or, one. Hellos?

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David Vilaca

Doge is key to understanding the exchange we will build. I have been using the RBC as an exchange medium in turn taking the fruits of my labour and exchanging them for various crypyo like Doge, Lyte and Bit. I have always been the bank, soon I will be open for business. :P

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Eamonn O Brien

It means I'll soon have a yacht... :D

Only joking. I'm awaiting instruction. Time will tell... Crypto currencies will remove the need for identifying through Government issued persons/titles... If people realise this potential then they will start attaching alot of value to them. And I will have a bank :D

What are our intentions once we set up a bank? Granting loans? A friend of mine sees it as replacing one evil with another... :(

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Tommy Atherton

To me it is a model of what can be, out of ignorance i listened to some material on "Etherium" crypto currencies is like admiring a spark, but the fire has yet to be seen, that will be far more impressive. but man has found "fire" again. Evolution in the new world

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Scott Duncan

FOCUS people.

This is the "sandbox" phase. This is where you master the mechanics of banking. All too soon you will be competing against the REAL banks. It will be FAR more effective than any "protest".

As "warm and fuzzy" as you think it is, crypto-currencies are weapons. Learn to wield them.

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Scott Duncan

You don't GET the freedom this will eventually bring. Your CHILDREN do. You gave up that right, the second you started learning from me.

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Scott Duncan

By learning from me, Paquette Janick, you freely admit that your own apathy and ignorance allowed ALL of this to happen. The Nobility freed you, and then you all allowed yourselves to be rounded up again.

I'm freeing you and telling you not to fuck it up this time.

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Scott Duncan

You don't get to have any of the TRUE benefits of what I am building. You don't deserve it. You just don't. You get to be a drone that helps build. You're lucky to have that!

...by rights you SHOULD be lined up and shot, so I think I'm ranking pretty high in the whole "benevolent" scale.

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Scott Duncan

Klingon Commander: This is the gulag Rura Penthe. There is no stockade. No guard tower. No electronic frontier. Only a magnetic shield prevents beaming. Punishment means exile from prison, to the surface. On the surface, nothing can survive. Work well, and you will be treated well. Work badly, and you will die.

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Janick Paquette

Yeah! Well we had no idea that we had. You, on the other hand were born into "Nobility" and were part of a bigger picture that was never shown to us.

So the fact that we are idiots can be temporary if we take part of your agenda and let you, Admiral, give us an oppurtunity to contribute to changing what idiot decisions that were made in the past.

OK, GOt it!

And no butt hurt here! :)

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Janick Paquette

I always been against

Vaccination doctors Pharma, ...

All I would encounter in my life, and was always an outcast because of it. Raising my 5 children and trying to get knowledge on what I thought were Individual battles never got me close to what I am learning since last year.

So I don't think I took the easy path, just didn't find the right one on my journey.

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James Baal

We did some in first year Assembly language, but very very basic stuff storing values in registry adding them, loops to perform some arithmetic ...this stuff is heavy....I post some simulator software in the answer to everything if anyone is crazy enough to look at this stuff....agreed I am a bit of topic.....

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Scott Duncan

Example: I am a Systems Engineer. A REAL one, not the pretend ones nowadays. The fact that the science is poisoned, means it's poisoned. If you UNDERSTAND it though, the science is still good!

The banking system (and therefor law) has been poisoned. It still forms the core of what we are building.

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Janick Paquette

I think you are the most knowleagable Admiral I know! :) And because I don't have 30 years to catch up before all of this blowes out, I am following your suggestions.

I trust you! I'm maybe idiot, but here to help in any way I can. Only because it is the right thing to do.

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James Baal

By simply pondering about Bitcoin yesterday I got a glimpse of what is happening when it drops a little its by design....this crypto stuff offers a perspective about money from a yeah I say it "COINS VIEW"

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Stuart Stone

Why Doge?

Bitcoin has grown massively & is probably out of the reach of the group to acquire en masse.

What is the next likely? What is marketable, generous & fun, with an internet presence, readily mineable, acquirable & new that we, as a group can get in on the ground floor of, that still teaches the core principles and processes behind cryptocurrencies?

Dogecoin is the most logical, closely followed by Maxcoin, that fits these criteria.

If Dogecoin will reach 50% of its mining capacity soon, it will provide us with a good indication as to how this will play out in real time as dogecoin develops/matures.

And Fucks the Puppy hasn't yet gained a foothold in the cryptocurrency market yet (and Stubucks haven't been launched yet) ;-)

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Jeremy Richard

Being fairly fresh to crypto currencies, this chimp is still in learning faze mode. The only thing that stands out as to why dogecoin was chosen as the starting point is in the fact that it is very stable for an infant in the crypto currency spectrum coupled with it is Much Cheap to enter into the realm of understanding how crypto's do function. To this chimp, i adore what the dogecoin community has accomplished for those in the world who need help. Neither sky daddy or govt. daddy has provided for them yet it has been the 'community' who has helped out.

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Pete Daoust

Create companies or organizations that operate entirely on the blockchain without any OUTSIDE AUTHORITIES :P , having its OWN currency without ANY LEGAL TENDER attached to it :D

Is that possible ? :/

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Will Bed

If we agree, we have a fact based on our mutual trust and if you breach the trust, i owe you nothing, you owe me.

We created the govt. We expected to trust them. Without our trust, their laws mean nothing, they mean nothing.

Their PERSONS cannot think, cannot speak up, cannot file income tax, cant even work. They need our TRUST.

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Howard PosehnAladdin Sane

What I can put together in words right now: The internet opened up the world to me/everyone and cryptocurrency allows me/everyone to be in commerce without 3rd party interference, instantaneously. P2P contracting in an open source system designed by like minded people with secured social structure intended. A system designed to starve out the rats system of the Fiat fraud. There’s so much more for me to learn about Dogecoin, Cryptocurrencies, Ethereum and computers. I have to reread this thread again because I know that there is lots of shared information that I need to absorb into my thinking. Thanks everyone.

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Howard PosehnAladdin Sane

Big news! Our alpha python CLL->ES compiler is now available at https://github.com/ethereum/compiler or web version at http://162.218.208.138:3000/

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Scott Duncan

WOW! It's really spreading :D

Web-based compiler! This is being grasped by people!

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Icbeonne Senama

How can you say we all took the easy way out Scott Duncan? I'm sure some of us did. I think the programming is so entrenched that even those that "always knew something was wrong" often fell for a program designed to throw them back into the loop - thinking that they were in fact doing something different... For example in my younger years I thought it was a "wesstern world" problem and left the western world to let those who couldn't see it for what I thought it was make their own decisions in it. That obviously isn't the case. The parasite is in fact GLOBAL.. My reasoning is that I could have stayed in CANADA and got a "REAL" job an all that... But I left it all that behind. My life hasn't been easy AT ALL.. :P

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Isaiah WhitneyEli Weakley

Dogecoin because the precedent has been set. It's a revolutionary way of doing things that is more transparent and less susceptible to fraud. With growing discontent concerning official government entities comes more and more trust in these free market alternatives. That is how I see it.

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Joelle Spirit

Joelle Spirit yeah!!! DSeQwePNhariMaPvCYfC8BUxUyYekhXmTY wow,
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Janick Paquette

Why Dogecoins?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_8O7TVt8W1g

and...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SexqiGL7WHE

:D

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August le BlancBobis Youruncle

It is as simple as: 1- No legal tender attached. 2-The code doesn't lie, cheat or steal. 3 - a beings wallet(s) is their own private bank. 4- open source contracts.

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Pete Daoust

And you have no idea everything I have googled since I am here... :D

Scott Duncan made me google some fucking weird things, since last year :D

Muhahahahahaha!!!!!

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Pete Daoust

That name has been "GIVEN" to me, during an EXTREME identity crises...., I was about to TAKE "Bob Sleigh Duck Feather" as a name, and Scott Duncan thought "Fucks-the-Puppy" would fit better :(

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Pete Daoust

There was a HUGE thread about it in here, but in a impotent fury of some sort, I DELETED the whole thread...... :(

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Tommy Atherton

I have a partner lined up to start mining with. From what i understand we need to get some hardware. what do i need to get started? All i currently have is a mac book, so i have to start from scratch.

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Icbeonne Senama

Since DOGECOIN is somewhat "based" on Litecoin... https://litecoin.info/Mining_hardware_comparison GOOGLE is VERY helpful

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Lee Edgely

What's the chances of the big banks and governments bringing in a one world alt coin (on the sly) and making it so popular that we all jump on the band wagon to get a chance of being free (rich) from them?

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James Baal

The reality of what is happening is slowly settling in....The senses are vibrating under the instinctive realisation of the effect we are about to unleash this is war... The war is now.....stay ignorant and you will get lost in the complexity of both sides....its time to pick which side your on because time has run out.....I have chosen my side I am a future drone of this fleet under the command of the Admiral who sits "high" on his Wehrmacht pony.....sorry I feel a little nostalgic here :-p

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David Johansen

dogecoin wants graphics cards (gpu), maxcoin wants processor (cpu). so whatever you build now, you should plan for it to be multi platform useable because the field will change and you should be capable of adapting.

breadboarding such as what pierre has setup, aswell as planning for summer heat where you might need liquid cooling or even refrigeration is a consideration. delta T, the rate of change between running when it's only 20* F outside and your heating the box (house), v. summer when it's 90*F and your running the a/c to keep cool (comfortable) when you have that bonfire like pierre is going to run into burning coins in the basement is somthing that needs to be taken into consideration.

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David Johansen

you could use the mining rigs pierre has setup to heat a small greenhouse and grow fresh salad greens all winter!

likewise i am waiting for the power company to pull pierres plug and see what happens. he must be consuming > 7MW a month by now. this will be interesting to say the least.

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Anibal Jose BaezMackximus Minimus

The best place to purchase Doge, from my experience, is Dogecoin United. So far, they've sold Doge at current value of the market, and no limit to what you can purchase.

You don't need to bid, or even say your getting crypto. Just transfer money via Paypal, with your wallet as a note, and in a short few minutes you'll get the coins.

I found this place thru Captain Pete Daoust. It has worked for me every time, so far. I have purchased over 200,000 Doge with them. I hope this helps!

https://www.facebook.com/dogecoinhollandd

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Pete Daoust

OK, I entered VIRCUREX with 20,000 dogecoin

And now, I have 21,171.82200001 in there,

I did exchange these 20,000 doge for some Bitcoin, and then I exchange these Bitcoins for some Doge... :P

Trading Game :D

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Pete Daoust

Some has to take the lead, David Johansen, and you seems to be lacking in that field......

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Icbeonne Senama

Yeah but 2+2=4... The amount of things to be traded is finite... granted stuff flows in and out of markets... but at the end of the day someone wins and someone looses. That's just how it works...or what part of 2+2=4 have I missed?

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Lana Dukakis

I bought 20,000 Dogecoin for just under $50.00. I want to by it at it's current trading price like you guys did. So, I followed your advice and went to Dogecoin United. The only post I saw at Dogecoin United that explained how to buy Dogecoin was this link/post: http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/bitcoin-litecoin-dogecoin-vertcoin-how-buy-cryptocurrency-1435435 Following that link, the article said: "The best-known is BitBargain, which is easy-to-use, fast and reliable, but there is also Bittylicious, bit121 and QuickBitcoin - all of which offer similar servcies." Which one of these sells Dogecoin at its current value? Thanks for the help! :)

Michael WebbWeLove JessicaDawn AndOthers

Considering that THEIR LAWS APPLY to ALL COMMERCE...

...And to answer the question before the court, "the debt" IS THEIR MONEY/legal tinder.

An EXCHANGE is just that, between TWO PEERS.

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Will Bed

He only accepts paypal transfers, you send money to his address for "services" and he will send dogecoins to your wallet address. His prices vary and are always a bit over current value, but still one of the best deals you can find...

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Lana Dukakis

^^ According to a few people here Dogecoin is being exchanged at current value through Dogecoin United or people they know. I emailed them to ask about this. I'll wait for their response first. Thanks though. I don't want to go through paypal and have my paypal account closed for going against their new rules.

Cara Small

Most people love dogs. To play with them is rewarding. If I am understanding correctly, the more the coins are traded, the more people value them, and believe they work. This in turn adds more actual value to the coin itself. That is why I think Pete chose them. Because they are relatively new and easier to get into than bitcoin, it means I get a feel for how the world of digital exchange works at very little risk while playing with a digital coin that has the face of a wonderful animal as it's mascot.

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Howard Posehn

Lana Dukakis: "I don't want to go through paypal and have my paypal account closed for going against their new rules." This is were anonymous should automatically kick in.

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August le BlancBobis Youruncle

I pulled out all my drives from storage, now have about 2.8 terabytes of memory now. Have a offline wallet” same problem as Cara it backs it up in VLC” Tried the mining thing again, got a little further. However, I think I will leave that to the big rigs for now. And concentrate on setting up other currencies wallets of the crypto nature” :-D Brain is hurting.

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T?lis B?aunsBrauns Orig Libau Tālis

Dogecoins for SALE!

Who are interested in “ogecoins?

Current value: £1 = US$0.0014 (February, 10th)

Payments only via PayPal (info@ict-hulp.com). Please send an e-mail to info@ict-hulp.com with your “ogecoin address and proof of payment.

Dogecoin United

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Ecoboard Panel

k..just geting my wallet all synced up...taken a day or so to get up to speed...dont know if it is cpu or gpu based but i have another mother board and gpu..is it possible to find out what is processing the dogecoin in my comp and is it possible to hook up another processor to gain speed..cause i have lots..i can do this shit all day...unlike vince

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Libby Patterson

my wallet is out of sync. do you have to keep wallet open online at all times to keep it sync'd? I closed it because I cant sync on this computer, it takes too much power. I need to invest in some other type of a computer, i think, so I can mine also......Pete Daoust

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Ecoboard Panel

Ya comp has to be running to sync. Just finished syncing mine, slow!! Have been trying to figure out mining, lite coin won't start nothing but errors, and dogecoin and lite coin don't speak to each other, wtf

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Scott Duncan

Will Bed found this yesterday :D

I didn't even knew this was a thing :D

CHAPTER II INCOMPATIBLE FUNCTIONS AND CONFLICTS OF INTEREST

117. The function of police officer is incompatible with the functions of bailiff, collection agent or representative of a collection agent, and with functions for which a licence is required under the Private Security Act (chapter S-3.5).

The function of police officer is also incompatible with the holding of a direct or indirect interest in any business that pursues an activity mentioned in the first paragraph, an activity related to the administration of justice or an activity for which a permit issued by the Régie des alcools, des courses et des jeux for the consumption of alcohol on the premises is required, with the exception of a restaurant sales permit or a restaurant service permit described in section 28 or 28.1 of the Act respecting liquor permits (chapter P-9.1).

Any contravention of the first paragraph of this section shall entail the immediate suspension without pay of the police officer concerned. If the second paragraph of this section is contravened, and the situation is such that the impartiality or integrity of the police officer concerned may be compromised, the director of police must immediately take whatever steps are necessary with respect to that officer.

In all cases, the police officer’s situation must be regularized within six months, on pain of dismissal. If the interest devolves by succession or gift, the officer must renounce or dispose of it with dispatch. 2000, c. 12, s. 117; 2008, c. 10, s. 13; 2006, c. 23, s. 127.

http://legisquebec.gouv.qc.ca/en/ShowDoc/cs/P-13.1

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