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| Dragoon #1351863 2 months ago |
Cool! |
| Yorec #1351867 2 months ago |
Oh dude you got put that up for 3D printing! |
| Bolan #1351870 2 months ago |
^ According to the guy who designed it, he will be! |
| Anonymous #1351872 2 months ago |
it's missing a year it was printed |
| Yorec #1351874 2 months ago |
Bolan@1351870 said: Awesome sauce. I wonder if he'll create variations like a 5 bit or a 10 bit coin. |
| ARGH #1351876 2 months ago |
Soon, I'll want to carry a pocket full of these to buy the MLP:FiM toys and customs! |
| Bobrella #1351899 2 months ago |
What's the conversion rate from a Bit to Dollars? |
| Yorec #1351911 2 months ago |
Maybe keep it simple?
1 bit = 1 dollar |
| Bolan #1351917 2 months ago |
'Bit" is an old slang term for a quarter. 1 bit equaled 25 cents. |
| Ginger_Fig #1351920 2 months ago |
^If that's the case, cherries are expensive in Ponyville. Asparagus is hella cheap though. |
| -Lunacy #1351921 2 months ago |
Maybe bits are just a completely different currency that's here and there on prices.
a few bits for some apples, 2 or 10 bits for a single cherry? |
| stargrazer #1351927 2 months ago |
@-Lunacy
Or maybe AJ is a nice fella, and the cherry guy was a bastard? |
| Yorec #1351928 2 months ago |
Bolan@1351917 said: I did not know that. |
| Bolan #1351935 2 months ago |
^ But the show might just be using it as a horse pun if you know about that type of bit. |
| Yorec #1351939 2 months ago |
Its probably a pun. |
| Everypony #1351979 2 months ago |
now to make it into a real currency |
| Xuncu #1352009 2 months ago |
SWAG ACHEIVED. |
| Anonymous #1352087 2 months ago |
Bolan@1351917 said:
'Bit" is an old slang term for a quarter. 1 bit equaled 25 cents. You're close, it was actually 2 bits that equals 25¢... don't ask me why because I never could figure out why. |
| Bolan #1352118 2 months ago |
^My bad, you're right! So technically a bit is 1/8th of a US dollar.
More info: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bit_%28money%29 |
| Wragnaroq #1352372 2 months ago |
Shut up and take my money then give me that money. |
| WingbeatPony #1352850 2 months ago |
So what's the conversion between bits and wats? |
| Deserter #1355325 2 months ago |
^ .73 wat per bit, though it can vary depending on metal composition |
| Anonymous #1357740 2 months ago |
now do one wat. |