/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>18118256
only problem with that image is that they have dicks

>>17785464
that's ok, just don't let it happen again

>>15787289
don't be silly

>>15748162
oh yeah well i've been laid 301 times, what now bitch?

>>13274904
uh, you mean you look at these anime girls in a sexual way...?

>>12496637
What? These characters are both over 1000 years old.

Fucking LULZ you can't even receive payments with Lightning Network wallets without jumping through hoops.

https://old.reddit.com/r/btc/comments/8q9wco/is_it_really_true_that_there_is_no_consumer/

>Nothing can be received immediately after creating a new payment channel, as ‘room’ for incoming funds has to be made by spending some funds first. A payment channel can be thought of as a full bottle of water: in order to pour something in one first has to pour something out.
>Each channel implicitly contains a reserve which is unspendable and typically takes about 2% of the channel’s capacity. You must spend that reserve before receiving is allowed. Unspendable channel reserve is the reason you see a negative receive limit when a new channel is full. It indicates how much you need to spend before anything can be received through the channel.
>Every payment request is disposable, they can’t be fulfilled twice. So you will need to issue a new individual payment request for every incoming payment you wish to receive.
>Wallet needs to be online in order to receive off-chain funds.

This is a big step backwards in crypto, why is ANYONE hyped about it?

>>12122498
gold usage in electronics will become more and more valuable as humans venture out into space because gold can be made extremely thin compared to for example copper

>>11642565
Yes I do. However I'm content with ABC as long as they have more hashpower in their chain.

Right now there are so many people that are completely clueless about November. It's a chain split, not a hard fork.

Very disappointed in bitcoin.com who will intentionally split coins for no reason before miners have even voted with their hashpower.

>>10199298
a currency token within a crypto (that itself absolutely can be used as currency) is just about the dumbest thing ive ever heard. kudos for not shitting on the true future crypto king though.

This was better than the bots we have today.

>>9144505
soon anon, soon. VR is getting there.