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surebet posted:probably should mention that magicaltux is mark "i run mtgox" karpeles as a person who has implemented a barebones smtp server* in php (  ) even i look at this and go 'why would you ever do this'* it just stores the mail and doesn't actually send it
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didnt they already store some illegal stuff in the blockchain?
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i wonder how long it would take for a program randomly generating wallets to hit one that already has butts in it there was some site that listed every possible bitcoin wallet (over something like millions of pages) and i got lucky at one point and picked one that had like 0.1btc in it and of course forgot which one it was 
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Feb 11, 2014 17:36
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Shifty Pony posted:it is just a bunch of deep web links i think. i'd like to believe that anybody serious about putting illegal data in the blockchain would be able to find something illegal but not morally objectionable into it maybe a big list of windows keys or some poo poo, or some leaked government docs
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Feb 11, 2014 17:38
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FCKGW posted:bottom a good bucket to poo poo in
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Feb 13, 2014 03:32
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Feb 13, 2014 22:47
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my butts have had plenty of 'movements' today, let me tell you
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kiwid posted:the best thing that can happen is that this gets below $100 and then suddenly opens up, crashing the other exchanges, right? the best thing that could happen is the fed steps in and busts coinbase/bitstamp/btc-e for more laughs the great gox flush would be great though
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has he written a buttcoin miner in php yet
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Feb 27, 2014 17:48
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5FMguru posted:from the grey thread also 5
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killhamster posted:fucker beat me to doing it 55555
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ryde posted:Heres the thread where Atlas ineptly attempts to audit the source code: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=118251.0 he should have just added #exclude <bitcoin thieves and other bad things :(> to the source
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double sulk posted:
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Randel Candygram posted:i'm the slide whistle 5
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Mar 8, 2014 21:21
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my favorite part of these is the realization that the printer has the keys, so they can just sit and wait for these poo poo checks to be funded, and then immediately withdraw it again bitcoins
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Mar 9, 2014 11:39
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uncurable mlady posted:good point. apparently this is a screenshot of the program that was leaked in that zip i really hope that sql editor lets you put in all kinds of queries. oops i truncated the bitcoin
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Mar 9, 2014 23:44
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any scam you could think of -- if you build it, bitcoiners will come
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god the fourms quote:Not funny, dude. quote:Guy guys guys calm your tits. I have his IP address from some email communications, and I will release it to the public and the police if he does not show any signs of giving back the money. To confirm that this IP address is correct we can also email the admin of bitcointalk and get it from there, plus maybe his real name to also give to the cops. quote:I feel so stu.Pid, i deposited 0.8 that was all i have. quote:DICK MOVE VORT. IF YOU ARE GOING TO RUN. quote:
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stoutfish posted:this entire thread is quotable so do yourself a favor and just read it instead we need a laff tracker because the laff production is going up uP UP
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Mar 10, 2014 06:30
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quote:Has anybody had a look at the other files in that zip to check for malware? There are pdf and csv files in there that could also contain malware. Is there a chance of being infected with something just by opening such a file? comma separated virus
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trucutru posted:http://toys4btc.net 
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TVarmy posted:The way I understand it, you are hashing a solution that doesn't work for any address. Instead, it hashes a solution that gives a specific address the bitcoins, so it wouldn't just be a matter of rebroadcasting or tweaking the message to take the coins. This is also why people in mining pools can't just hog the entire reward for themselves if their rig happens to get the right number. this begs the question of how a bitcoin mining pool knows that you're contributing to it. i mean i guess they could have a specific client but what's to stop someone from changing the bitcoin funbux address while still reporting to the pool, or fudging the numbers entirely
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Mar 10, 2014 18:08
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My Linux Rig posted:no loving poo poo what do you think i've been doing from coins to 
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Mar 10, 2014 20:42
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...! posted:click - gone! That's bitcoin.
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Mar 11, 2014 01:30
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apparently butterfly labs is making GBS threads out something new
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Mar 11, 2014 01:33
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mr Scoop posted:what are the odds that this steals private keys and sends them back to bfl? i'm guessing 100% that implies it ever makes it past the "pre-order today" phase
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Mar 11, 2014 02:25
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Robawesome posted:Ideally, any retailers accepting bitcoin payments should provide a 1-2% discount to "split the difference" on the CC fees they saved. Of course this isn't worth the hassle for retailers, still involves a tx fee for the customer, and is against the ToS for most CC companies, so no way in hell would retailers give Bitcoin spenders an incentive over Visa. is this even true? i've heard that it's perfectly acceptable to give a discount to cash customers as long as your posted prices are the cc/debit ones (i.e. it's not tacked on as a "fee"). i see gas stations here do it all the time. Cantorsdust posted:this is really the crux of bitcoin's issue, and jimbo nailed it. sending something via credit card also just requires inputting a few numbers and hitting send nowadays, and the laws are established to protect end-users from significant liability. there's already an electronic currency--it's US dollars the other problems are of course the crushing deflation and 10 minute tx times
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don't forget you have to pay a transaction fee for a butt tx if you want it processed in that 10 minutes instead of "maybe this year, maybe next" too
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Robawesome posted:my source is a reddit post from a merchant who said it was against his terms to offer a discount for using other payment providers, presumably stuff like bitcoin. visa on checkout fees quote:Retailers Can Offer a Discount for Cash and Check Purchases the more you know
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Mar 11, 2014 05:52
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the stolen coins are going to be used to revive mt gox obviously
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surebet posted:so yeah you can quasi own them and you can sell them, but the same applies to cat turds in the correct context cash is an asset like cat turds, because they are often buried in the back yard Dr. Honked posted:my little pony. bitcoins. same loving thing given the spread of mlp and bitcoins i'm surprised there is no brony/ponycoin, considering that the worthless doge meme somehow got one
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Cease to Hope posted:a victimless crime (when he blows up his mail carrier or his loving apartment building) just imagine if they were sent air-mail and happened to go off mid-flight.
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...! posted:Selling shovels but not accepting dirt as payment
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surebet posted:haha the gun shop just got ditched by bitpay looks like this post already got deleted, welp but also from that site, bitcoin is post privledge, pro human rights quote:The barriers to entering the Bitcoin economy are lower than getting a bank account or drivers’ license making it an ideal system for the unbanked and impoverished. good one
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DaTroof posted:has there ever been an officially sanctioned -tan or is it always something that the organization nervously pretends doesn't exist windows 8 had one
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