[Have] TL [Want] SCC

**KLINSMANN** · 05-08-2012, 10:24 PM

Hi, i have TL and want SCC. Thx

**TTS** · 05-09-2012, 04:05 AM

Bufferd ? if TL buffered over than 1 TB. let me know

**mjmacky** · 05-09-2012, 04:55 AM

I've never seen so many people use the term "buffered" that have not the slightest clue as to the origin of its meaning.

**Artemis** · 05-09-2012, 06:12 AM

Originally Posted by mjmacky

I've never seen so many people use the term "buffered" that have not the slightest clue as to the origin of its meaning.

A buffered account means that they have a large amount of credit on the account i.e. the account has maybe downloaded 50gb and uploaded 500gb so the 'buffer' is 450gb and ratio on the account is 9 making the account an extreme user or whatever the class is on that particular tracker. This makes it a far more attractive trade item. Often such accounts are passed around multiple times simply to leech off, until the buffer is depleted and then discarded, so the value of the account is the buffer.

**mjmacky** · 05-09-2012, 07:16 PM

Originally Posted by Artemis

Originally Posted by mjmacky

I've never seen so many people use the term "buffered" that have not the slightest clue as to the origin of its meaning.

A buffered account means that they have a large amount of credit on the account i.e. the account has maybe downloaded 50gb and uploaded 500gb so the 'buffer' is 450gb and ratio on the account is 9 making the account an extreme user or whatever the class is on that particular tracker. This makes it a far more attractive trade item. Often such accounts are passed around multiple times simply to leech off, until the buffer is depleted and then discarded, so the value of the account is the buffer.

A buffered solution means that it has a large amount of weak acid/base dissolved within, i.e. the solution has maybe 50 mM weak acid and 500 mM weak base so the 'buffer' has a Henderson-Hasselbalch logarithmic ratio of 10 making the solution at the high extreme of its buffering capacity for that particular pKa range. This makes it a far more attract substance to intake acid. Often such solutions are...

I am giving up before I finish.

Also, it's not the original use of "buffer", but it predates the more modern adaptation and is usually understood on some sub-cognitive level.

Kind of like peeing in a pool.

**Artemis** · 05-09-2012, 07:37 PM

Originally Posted by mjmacky

Originally Posted by Artemis

A buffered account means that they have a large amount of credit on the account i.e. the account has maybe downloaded 50gb and uploaded 500gb so the 'buffer' is 450gb and ratio on the account is 9 making the account an extreme user or whatever the class is on that particular tracker. This makes it a far more attractive trade item. Often such accounts are passed around multiple times simply to leech off, until the buffer is depleted and then discarded, so the value of the account is the buffer.

A buffered solution means that it has a large amount of weak acid/base dissolved within, i.e. the solution has maybe 50 mM weak acid and 500 mM weak base so the 'buffer' has a Henderson-Hasselbalch logarithmic ratio of 10 making the solution at the high extreme of its buffering capacity for that particular pKa range. This makes it a far more attract substance to intake acid. Often such solutions are...

I am giving up before I finish.

Also, it's not the original use of "buffer", but it predates the more modern adaptation and is usually understood on some sub-cognitive level.

Kind of like peeing in a pool.

This particular gene pool is mostly pee.

**IdolEyes787** · 05-09-2012, 08:48 PM

Originally Posted by mjmacky

Originally Posted by Artemis

A buffered account means that they have a large amount of credit on the account i.e. the account has maybe downloaded 50gb and uploaded 500gb so the 'buffer' is 450gb and ratio on the account is 9 making the account an extreme user or whatever the class is on that particular tracker. This makes it a far more attractive trade item. Often such accounts are passed around multiple times simply to leech off, until the buffer is depleted and then discarded, so the value of the account is the buffer.

A buffered solution means that it has a large amount of weak acid/base dissolved within, i.e. the solution has maybe 50 mM weak acid and 500 mM weak base so the 'buffer' has a Henderson-Hasselbalch logarithmic ratio of 10 making the solution at the high extreme of its buffering capacity for that particular pKa range. This makes it a far more attract substance to intake acid. Often such solutions are...

I am giving up before I finish.

Also, it's not the original use of "buffer", but it predates the more modern adaptation and is usually understood on some sub-cognitive level.

Kind of like peeing in a pool.

I'm buffer than you.