Have just found the Giveaways chamber - apparently it’s the same as explore but filled with noise.cash users savvy enough to have joined a chamber.
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Have just found the Giveaways chamber - apparently it’s the same as explore but filled with noise.cash users savvy enough to have joined a chamber.
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You are quite correct, sir. Carry on! 🤪🖖❤️🚀
Lol respect to your emoji game.
Oh, thanks. You are the first person who took notice, and mention it, and I very often decorate my messages with meaning (through emoji). I am not sure: do most people "read emoji" this way?
My pleasure my texting game was developed in the late 90’s so I never included emoji culture in my messages. However I do appreciate it.
Mate, I started programming in 1982, so I guess I'm one of the anchients. 😀 My dad was a programmer. He belongs to the dinosaur age. 🧐🤪💪🖖
10 print “you are cool” 20 go to 10
The Randomize Usr 0 Was a hack. In memory the program was stored as text, followed by numbers in that text. The variables and constants were duplicated and the hidden, numeric (word) in this case was used py the interpreter. So you could enter ASM with a single line: 10 RANDOMIZE USR 23760 20 REM ... Then you poked it as: POKE 23758, 0 And the program would READ 10 RANDOMIZE USR 0 when in fact another number would be used. 💪💪💪
Randomize Usr 0
I’m afraid that’s all I can remember from my bbc micro computer training in middle school. That and the fact it had a really cool owl on it.
I had a ZX Spectrum. I got it when I was 7
I presume your uk based - I remember the ZX Spectrum with the rubber keyboard and rainbow 🌈 logo - We started with an Amstrad 464 - my family was more arts and design based (we all ended up as architects, graphic designers and film makers) so I never really got into programming - but I was always in awe of the kids around who did especially those who were programming robots to draw things.
I'm from Slovenia, then Yugoslavia. My ZX Spectrum was smuggled from Germany ... 🤯😂💪
Man that’s unbelievable my family has origins in Slovakia and Poland. Great to talk with you. So I’m from an arts background and your from an engineering/programming background and we’re in the same age group - I have one question - I’m very interested to hear what brought you to Bitcoin Cash?
Great! And you live in the UK? What kind of arts background and what do you do? I got interested becouse of the technology, curiosity, wish for finantial independance. I got to study the blockchain a bit, still as poor as a mouse, lol
No I'm based in Sweden - I'm a trained architect and artist. I got into crypto in 2016 started with BTC, ETH and XRP - had no idea what I was doing but managed to get out early in the 2017 bear market. Then I took a couple of years looking at technical analysis and what to invest in. Came to the conclusion that although unpopular BCH is best positioned to make some real changes for all people. Now I'm less interested in market cap but more interested in the uptake of BCH in the real world.
I started in 2016, then jad a child and left it there for a while. I collected quite some faucet earnings, but as faucethub closed down I didn't even know. So I left a few 100$ there, i lost most on trading. So I started half a year ago again. I am into ETH, BCH, TRX and DOGE (since the beginning). Want to get rich but I manage to reset it all every now and then. Meh
I still have it somwhere