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David-Paul Sip
Capitaine Pete would you be so kind as to point me to the specific article, post or timeframe where the Admiral teaches everyone to build their own bank?
Chris Evan
The DogeCoin thread should tell most of it. Maybe the Crypto Shit page will go further. There was a mandatory Namecoin thread somewhere. Jesse, any others?
Chris Evan
In the end, someone gets all the money. ;-)
Scott Duncan
If you create your own, then YOU do :P
Pete Daoust
I have a machine that creates MONEY, Paul, same as a bank, but the MONEY I create is DEBT-FREE money.....that's how you end up HAVING a bank :-)
Age Thomson
Crypto Shit Page?
Chris Evan
https://www.facebook.com/groups/569925386433125/
David-Paul Sip
Thanks for the guidance Chris...here's to forming new neural pathways. Like my brain doesn't hurt already :D I started reading the Dogecoin thread. Have not seen the Namecoin thread but it's on the list now.
David-Paul Sip
If I have any questions brother Pete I will certainly ask you. From what I've read it seems like a computer with some processing power is required. We shall see if my old duo-core is up for it.
Pete Daoust
I have no brothers, especially not an Englishes one :P
Matt Antonacci
David, where did you find the Dogecoin thread?
Scott Duncan
Should I spend the evening on a BUILD A BANK thread? :D
Age Thomson
Yes please! :)
Scott Duncan
Let me see how many staff I can rustle up!
...yes, I have a staff that helps. They dumb this shit down for you. It hurts me too much to do it myself. :P
David Johansen
no david-paul. one form of math mining requires video processing, the other CPU processing. you have a lot of homework to keep at...
simpler is sort of what I do, i convert all i can into real silver/gold coins, then find people to accept those in exchange for some digital coinage...
David Johansen
or you could convert some value into a mining rig, but at the moment, what you mine may not transfer cross platform.. precous metals are universal. (and quite heavy)
David-Paul Sip
Click on the Magnifying glass to search all the threads in this group Matt Antonacci (to the right of the main group menu and under the lower right corner of the group banner image) Then enter the search term "Bitcoin" or "Dogecoin" and hit ENTER.
Scott Duncan
OK! We're ON it! Fuck. Stop like-raping the question :P
Chris Evan
Is that an order?
Scott Duncan
Admirals don't give orders. Requests or Instructions, but no orders. Only a captain may order.
David Johansen
i'm still waitin to find out how you do that thing to that attorney fellah over on kawnie's wall... !
David Johansen
i just wan to put somthing together to tell some local attorneys... that we kno what they didnt want us to, and were coming for some cake...
David Johansen
my mother was a legal secretary, started the mass association of legal secretaries... back in the 80's
David Johansen
she's gone sinse 2001. she could write letters and get things done.
J.P. Alexander
Here's a START.
BANK
1. A bench or seat; the bench or tribunal occupied by the judges; the seat of judgment; a court. The full bench, or full court; the assembly of all the judges of a court A “sitting in bank” is a meeting of all the judges of a court usually for the purpose of hearing arguments on demurrers, points reserved, motions for new trial, etc., as distingished from the sitting of a single judge at the assises or at nisi prius and from trials at bar. But, in this sense, banc is the more usual form of the word. 2. An institution,of great value in the commercial world, empowered to receive deposits of money, to make loans, aud to issue its promissory notes, (designed to circulate as money, and commonly called “bank-notes” or “bank-bills,”) or to perform any one or more of these functions. The term “bank” is usually restricted in its application to an incorporated body ;while a private individual making it his business to conduct banking operations is denominated a “banker.” Also the house or place where such business is carried on. Banks in the commercial sense are of three kinds, to-wit: (1) Of deposit; (2) of discount ;(3) of circulation. Strictly speaking, the term “bank” implies a place for the de-(K)sit of money, as that is the most obvious purpose of such an institution. Originally the business of banking consisted only in receiving deposits, such as bullion, plate, and the like,for safe-keeping until the depositor should see fit to draw it out for use, but the business, in the progress of events, was extended, and bankers assumed to discount bills and notes, and to loan money upon mortgage, pawn, or other security, and, at a still later period, to issue notes of their own, Intended as a circulating currency and a medium of exchange,instead of gold and silver. Modern bankers frequently exercise any two or even all three of those functions, but it is still true that an institution prohibited from exercising any more than one of those functions is a bank,in the strictest commercial sense.
Chris Evan
^^^Blacks Law Second I think Jesse. But damn!
J.P. Alexander
Cryptocurrency is a type of digital currency that uses cryptography for security and anti-counterfeiting measures. Public and private keys are often used to transfer cryptocurrency between individuals. As a counter-culture movement that is often connected to cypherpunks, cryptocurrency is essentially a fiat currency. This means users must reach a consensus about cryptocurrency's value and use it as an exchange medium. However, because it is not tied to a particular country, its value is not controlled by a central bank. With bitcoin, the leading functioning example of cryptocurrency, value is determined by market supply and demand, meaning that it behaves much like precious metals, like silver and gold.
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