Pollo Ponzi @PolloPonzi

PolloPonzi Investments Joined January 2021

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Pollo Ponzi @PolloPonzi

2 days ago

@propaganda_nerd @sven_piper carcinogenic sunscreen? lol

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Pollo Ponzi @PolloPonzi

3 days ago

@stevencheng You are late, check: indiegogo.com/en/projects/ji…

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Pollo Ponzi @PolloPonzi

3 days ago

@TheJerzWay please send details

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@TheJerzWay What about substance? If he sits in Malta running everything himself, the Cyprus company risks being treated as Maltese resident (or challenged elsewhere), and the layered benefit evaporates.

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Pollo Ponzi @PolloPonzi

a week ago

@lauritta_spain @xavisole17 Eso no es posible. La autopsia es clara: el padre murio por los golpes recibidos en la caida.

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Turtlecute @turtlecute33

2 weeks ago

Bitcoin Pizza Day is the wrong story. 10,000 BTC for two Papa John's pizzas. Everyone knows the number. Almost nobody knows what happened 12 days earlier. On May 10, 2010, Laszlo Hanyecz posted the first working GPU miner for Bitcoin on BitcoinTalk. Until that day, everyone mined on CPUs. GPUs were orders of magnitude faster. By December 2010, Bitcoin's total hashrate had jumped 130,000%. Laszlo's wallet received over 81,000 BTC between April and November 2010, almost all of it from his own GPU rigs. 10,000 coins sounds like a fortune. For Laszlo in 2010, it was about a week of mining. He didn't stop there. Laszlo later admitted he spent close to 100,000 BTC that year. Pizza, random stuff, more pizza. The reason matters. Satoshi had messaged him privately, saying GPU mining was bad for the network. Fair distribution needed CPUs. Centralizing hashrate broke the design. Laszlo agreed. He said he felt guilty for "crapping up the project". So he cashed out. Not into fiat. Into anything that wasn't BTC. Pizza was a convenient target. The most famous transaction in Bitcoin history wasn't a guy who didn't get it. It was a mining pioneer apologizing for his own breakthrough, paid in the coins his invention let him mine. This Friday, when the pizza memes start, remember the second story.

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Jum @JesterJum

3 weeks ago

A sperm cell contains about 37.5 megabytes of information and there is about 100 million cells per milliliter. The average ejaculation is about 2.25 milliliters and takes about 5 seconds. This makes the average bandwidth of the human penis 1,687 terabytes per second. I know....thats a lot of information to swallow.

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Warren Gunnels @GunnelsWarren

3 weeks ago

Can't stop thinking about Elon Musk, the wealthiest man alive worth $828 billion, spending $290 million to elect Trump, becoming $563 billion richer since Trump was elected and ending humanitarian aid that will lead to the deaths of 4.5 million of the poorest kids on the planet.

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Pollo Ponzi @PolloPonzi

2 months ago

@CorvusAvocatus @usanewshq Is a tsunami dude

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Pollo Ponzi @PolloPonzi

2 months ago

@wiseonesuk @JavierBlas @opinion Thanks!!! 🙏🙏🙏

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Robert Barnes @barnes_law

2 months ago

A few minutes later: the Strait is not open.

Mehek Cooke🇺🇸 @MehekCooke

2 months ago

Every foreign policy genius who spent a decade collecting paychecks to tell us Iran was untouchable just watched a real estate developer from Queens reopen the waterway that moves a third of the world's oil. The credential class should be embarrassed into silence.

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Jenni @hashjenni

2 months ago

All 168 Iranian schoolgirls would be alive, the Strait of Hormuz would be open, and gas would be $2.85 a gallon if Trump had gone to prison for his crimes.

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TFTC @TFTC21

2 months ago

Strait of Hormuz on BTC Map is peak 2026.

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Robert Graham @robertgraham

2 months ago

Hi. Professional C/C++ programmer here. The open-source code I can find written by Adam Back and Satoshi Nakamoto don't look remotely similar. Back's code looks typical of academic Unix programmers who also hack their code to run on Windows. Satoshi code was written by a professional Windows programmer who also wrote for Unix. Stylistically, they look nothing alike. There's not enough time between 2005 when I can find the newest Adam Back and January 2009 when Satoshi published Bitcoin/0.1 to account for the change. Both are perfectly competent programmers, but stylistically, they are completely different. The NYTimes tried to compare their English language in posts/emails. I'm compare their C/C++ language in their open-source code. The NYTimes merely points out they both use C++ as if that's another corroborating detail, when the actual code seems to disqualify Adam Back.

The New York Times @nytimes

2 months ago

Bitcoin’s founder, Satoshi Nakamoto, has remained hidden for 17 years. A trail of clues — and a year of digging by our reporter, John Carreyrou — led us to a 55-year-old computer scientist in El Salvador named Adam Back. nyti.ms/4bXWC3V

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Mike Quigley @RepMikeQuigley

2 months ago

I'm officially calling for the Cabinet to remove Trump from office under the 25th Amendment. If they can't, Congress must return from recess today and begin impeachment proceedings. Read my full statement below. quigley.house.gov/media-center/p…