u/Introshine

Funny thing is that showing teeth (smiling in humans) is aggresive as a monkey.

It will crash. Sub 8k. Just to mess with us.

Going back to $4000

Stop.

Sounds bad, how is life in Ven. these days? Honestly interested..

34 here and had to hide and play GTA1 in secret from my mom. It's weird, it's so long ago... I mean 1997... Jeesh.

Yes.

Kids gotta remember. Us 35+ years old guys/gals (if any) were playing Halflife1 / TF1 / CS / Age123/ Unreal / Quake1 / back in 2000 - 19 years ago - when we were 15.

15 years of gaming. Oof. Getting old, feels bad.

you we just loaded your truck full of potatoes, k?

k.

What if he did not know they were even in there?

caps... he triggered

Nvidia cards are used for Ethereum mining. thousands and thousands of cards.. Also GPU's and the nextgen server GPU's are rockin' the IT world for cloud computing. tl;dr moon

Mmm $100 worth might be fine a an Android/iPhone.

As long as it's not rooted.

hahah, yeah a man can dream. but I doubt it. even my shitty holding would pay off my student loan.

I'm sure all of those jobs are repetitive, if/then/else tasks, right? Enlighten us!

Meh, I don't buy it. Dumb data processing will be replaced by computers more and more like the industrial (and robotic) age replaced physical labour in factories. I don't see computer systems take over stuff like

• Car mechanics
• Programming
• Mechanical engineering
• Electrical design
• Woodworking/carpentry
• Painters (housing)
• Any sort of construction work
• Gardening
• Cooking & food prep (no, your shitty 3d printed stuff isn't Haute cuisine)
• Lawyers
• Artists
• Surgeons - (computers can improvise well)
• etc.

Problem #1 - A computer system is only slightly smarter - if it has AI - than the programmer. We're not God - we're shitty humans writing shitty code.

Stuff it will replace:

• Accountancy (blockchain will make a lot of that useless)
• Office workers (input/output of invoice data, etc)
• Translators (partially)
• .......? taxi drivers? Factory workers that do mundane repetative tasks?
• ?????

Underrated movie, imho. Hits me like a bag of bricks when I watch it, don' know why, it's not that good. But still.

Guazpholozinxas

LOL

In market cap?

it was a sell signal..

You jinxed it.

isn't being used for more than a store of value at this point

that, and recreational substances.

Receiving payment from someone will my trezor/address still receive it if not connected.

Weird sentence. I'll try to rephrase

When receiving a payment from someone, will a transaction to my Trezor's address complete even if it is not connected to my PC?

Is this your question? The answer to this question is Yes, it will. Check blockr.io or blockchain.info to see the transaction complete/confirm.

I am currently using CoinHako, I am afraid that while sending bitcoins from my Coinhako wallet to my ledger, that it is lost for some reason. How possible is such a scenario

Not very, Bitcoins never really "disappear" but it is possible a virus changes your address after you paste, or if you make a typo.

Did you write down the recovery card on your ledger? pretty secure.

Lets say I successfully transfer the coins to my ledger, I am concerned the same thing will happen if I transfer my BTC to an exchange.

ledger=your control. exchange=not your control.

In the event where bitcoin does reach 100K, and we intend to sell on an exchange, who can realistically buy these at such exhorbitant prices. No use having 1 million BTC if you can't sell it

Markets are getting bigger and bigger. Selling $1 million worth these days seems to hardly dent it.

1 million BTC? if you'd sell that the market would crash. google: "market depth"

I've read that transaction fees are going through the roof, could it scale to a level where transferring 1million BTC would result in fees amounting to 500K for example?

yes, but Bitcoin would be unusable at that point, either bigger blocks or segwit would be in place.

no but every person on earth has an iPhone 6S right? /s