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Epic Hamcat posted:can't wait for the weird guy who copies 1 million reddit posts into every bitcoin thread to show up same
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FrozenVent posted:can this thread make it a whole page without a neverending copy-paste that I can only hope someone will quote the funny part of? anyone got the bitcoiner in brazil story
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FrozenVent posted:you must be new to this bitcoin thing he even listed how he would spend all 150% of that money too then he killed the poor virtual rabbits
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FrozenVent posted:it's $10 for someone else's, isn't it? I'm so sorry your friend doesn't know what an alternator is
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Lamont Cranston posted:i'm not sure why you'd go out of your way to say you don't understand japanese or latin conservapedia
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Robawesome posted:[–]cointologist 1 point 2 minutes ago
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theflyingorc posted:hey the thread title of the last thread that said "isp for grandparents" was that actually a thing? killhamster wrote a bitcoinideaman.txt generator
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I arrived at MtGox early, approximately 8am, and stood outside with a sign reading “MtGox, where has my money gone”. I got some curious looks, and a lot of questions from passersby about my protest. Then at approximately 9.20 am, Mark Karpeles himself came along carrying a large, and very fancy coffee in his hand that could have passed as a dessert. I immediately confronted him and told him we needed a chat. So he stopped to hear me out.
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TVarmy posted:Bitcoin days destroyed went up to an all time high yesterday, showing that old Bitcoins have been moving around after sitting stagnant in wallets. finally a legit use for that dumb statistic
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theflyingorc posted:im pretty sure bitcoins protocol does an excellent job of preventing COUNTERFEITING, but that has absolutely nothing to do with other types of fraud??? it is impossible to counterfeit coins under the protocol (software and buffer bugs aside) bitcoins don't exist, they're another representation of the sum of a massively bloated transaction ledger in order to actually counterfeit a coin, you need to counterfeit blocks. but in order for the counterfeit block to exist and the coin to exist it needs to get confirmed and if it gets confirmed its no longer counterfeit but an actual transaction
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prefect posted:google "furry porn coffee table" and it should be the first link (also if you use google image search) it's on page 2 of the thread kinda shocked it took 2 pages for gbs to link to it but eh
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Sweevo posted:i've been away for a week, did something happen to the mtg exchange? the jig is finally up
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Dr. Honked posted:when Magic The Gathering Online Exchange goes down, it won't take bitcoin with it. in fact, it'll be good for bitcoin, because, the invisible hand of the free market has relieved the pressure of corrupt business practices in an eruption
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killhamster posted:ahahahahahahahahahaha come on man it's not like someone started a ponzi scheme up recently or anything
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anthonypants posted:yeah but it's not changing the destination address, it's changing the transaction's unique id hash math bithc
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duTrieux. posted:so, in summary, a critical flaw in the algorithm/protocol and bitcoiners are claiming that there is no flaw, it's just that the magic gathering exchange didn't implement the known workaround (which isn't a workaround because there's no flawwwrggrggghjplbthhtb) the workaround literally is telling someone not to touch a bare transmission line until its been deenergized but then they keep doing it repeatedly
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BeOSPOS posted:so if I get this right, someone with a few hundred dollars can rent an amazon instance, plug it into the bitcoin traffic flow and then echo fraudulent txIDs across newly minted transactions so that a race condition could occur with the possibility that the recipient could say he never received the transaction? eh most exchanges do use transaction ids to verify poo poo but only after it gets vetted and published into the blockchain and there's no lo her a race condition like im not even sure where this fits on the priority list of bugs to work out its horribly crippling to idiots but the workaround is zero cost and effort (wait an hour until processing is complete) tbh id just call it a known issue and ship
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surebet posted:the fact that some people can't wrap their heads around inflation scares me for real people in the us are unable to understand progressive taxation despite the fact that most people would prefer a system that has people paying marginally more as they cross certain income thresholds. 
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Cold on a Cob posted:not sure what's funnier, that this is a known flaw that they told everyone to work around, or that nobody did so latter the solution is "don't trust untrusted data" in a protocol that assumes nothing is trustworthy until a few trees are dead to verify it as an actual bug id probably having a hard time getting funding for a fix bc the work around is so simple and the fix would be magnitudes more expensive then again i also am mostly a hw side and no one is paying me to respin old boards when we hit eol for components
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MORE CURLY FRIES posted:libertarianism in four words hi
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Werthog 95 posted:rassah is the dog dick coffee table guy, right yes
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Over time Bitcoin changed and started implementing changes that would require people using previous versions of the software to upgrade. While we followed most of those update[s] we were more and more busy and couldn’t keep up with all the changes. With bitcoin 0.8.0 (released 19 feb 2013) a breaking change has been included that would prevent transactions to be accepted if their signature did not include the right number of zeroes in front of the signature values (in an effort to reduce risks of transaction malleability). We did not notice this change but a few of the transactions we were sending would become invalid because of this. 
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Pumpy Dumper posted:Trying to trade these markets... (i.imgur.com) i'm like 99% sure this is an overhead view of a charlie chaplin routine
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Werthog 95 posted:welcome back fishmech
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Happy Noodle Boy posted:source your reddit c/p source: /r/gibbis
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EL BROMANCE posted:michael ian black posted about the kansas bill thats pretty awful, and some bitcoin artist is taking it upon himself to argue for religious freedom heisesarch how did you make that really nice twitter timeline of your bitcoin jesus twitter thread
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duTrieux. posted:♫ oontz oontz oontz oontz ♫
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