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Ron Paul Atreides posted:wallet files have numerous private keys all together. until libertarians (scammers) invaded bitcoin, no one thought you'd need to memorize private keys or only store papee wallets because of the lovely security of every bitcoin site Huh, I knew that, but everything I read talks about how "using multiple address is more secure", which is silly because when combined with a wallet.dat file it's basically putting your treasure behind 100 doors that each take a different key to open, and then also building a skeleton key that can open all of them* *I get that this isn't an exact metaphor, technically it's more like a keyring of the keys to all 100 doors but who cares
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text editor posted:The huge smiles on these migrant workers faces tell a lot about how much money they are likely saving when using Bitcoin remittance service Bitspark in Hong Kong. lol quote:[–]b_coin 4 points 4 hours ago
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MORE CURLY FRIES posted:http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15445285/how-can-i-connect-to-a-tor-hidden-service-using-curl-in-php i know he was a dumbo, but he could have moved the server to a different host, right?
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i think it could go deeper than that, not just western union using bitcoin internally, but maybe the worlds biggest banks and countries? bitcoin could be the world's reservce currency and we'd never even know
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Wheany posted:i know he was a dumbo, but he could have moved the server to a different host, right? but it kept leaking the ip after the moves
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MORE CURLY FRIES posted:http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15445285/how-can-i-connect-to-a-tor-hidden-service-using-curl-in-php who is brad larson?
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lmao one day, one day we will find something that bitcoiners understand
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theflyingorc posted:Huh, I knew that, but everything I read talks about how "using multiple address is more secure", which is silly because when combined with a wallet.dat file it's basically putting your treasure behind 100 doors that each take a different key to open, and then also building a skeleton key that can open all of them* except 99 of the doors have goats behind them
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Feb 9, 2015 20:26
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Subjunctive posted:oh, so he's the bitcoiner who can assess risk. I guess there had to be one. and he correctly concluded that the way to mitigate it was not to be a bitcoiner
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Aleksei Vasiliev posted:he did, more than once well all right then.
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Rick Ross Ulbricht posted:except all of the doors have goats behind them
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Rick Ross Ulbricht posted:except 99 of the doors have goatse behind them
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one of the doors has a bunch of gold behind it but when you try to retrieve it a goat locks you in
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Wheany posted:well all right then. Remember that DPR is a infosec/opsec mastermind and no way does the FBI's story about SR server leaking its IP address add up 4th amendment parallel construction rarrrrrrrgh
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theflyingorc posted:*I get that this isn't an exact metaphor, technically it's more like a keyring of the keys to all 100 doors but who cares I care I care so fuckin' bad 
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Rick Ross Ulbricht posted:except 99 of the doors have goats behind them appropriate as bitcoin approaches the price of a goat
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theflyingexecutive posted:appropriate as bitcoin approaches the price of a goat https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=430858.0
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has anyone else noticed that with monitor resloutions getting higher a straight up post of hello.jpg takes up less and less screen real estate? like you can almost scroll past it without even noticing now
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Wulfolme posted:has anyone else noticed that with monitor resloutions getting higher a straight up post of hello.jpg takes up less and less screen real estate? like you can almost scroll past it without even noticing now somebody break out illustrator and the vectorization tools, we need hello.svg
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satoshi mined alone is an anagram to enema in old satoshi
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Did you know? Hello.svg is actually a .apng?!?
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Wulfolme posted:has anyone else noticed that with monitor resloutions getting higher a straight up post of hello.jpg takes up less and less screen real estate? like you can almost scroll past it without even noticing now Retained Goatse Grossness Index, or REGGI for short
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Wulfolme posted:has anyone else noticed that with monitor resloutions getting higher a straight up post of hello.jpg takes up less and less screen real estate? like you can almost scroll past it without even noticing now someone needs to make a goatse sequel in 3d HD
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Heresiarch posted:somebody break out illustrator and the vectorization tools, we need hello.svg but hello.jpg is already perfectly stretchable
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My PIN is 4826 posted:but hello.jpg is already perfectly stretchable
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My PIN is 4826 posted:but hello.jpg is already perfectly stretchable
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My PIN is 4826 posted:but hello.jpg is already perfectly stretchable
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my understanding is that the reference client was designed to try to reuse private keys as little as possible, so that eventually everybody would have a ton of addresses that held their bitcoins making it harder to track people. it'd go something like this: alice sends bob .25 bitcoin from a key that has 1 bitcoin, bob's address gets that .25 bitcoin, and then alice's client generates a few new private keys and splits the change between those addresses, leaving the original key at 0. but today people just deposit their change to their original key as having to check hundreds of keys to tally up your balance is a pain. and there's some kind of theoretical quantum computing attack that would work against bitcoin transactions from a private key used multiple times but not once, so from a futureproofing standpoint, it's a good idea. although it assumes people would give a gently caress about bitcoin backed by sha-256 by the time computers that can gently caress with sha256 are a real threat. actually, that's a run-on. it assumes people would give a gently caress about bitcoin. so if satoshi was using the reference client on one computer, all their coins probably ended up in one wallet.dat with the client generating and storing a new private key i suspect it was deleted, since the last time satoshi was communicating with the other developers, gavin anderson mentioned he talked to someone in the federal government about the project in hopes it would help legitimize bitcoin. and then satoshi freaked out and never talked to him afterwards. plus, there's the fact that satoshi got mad at wikileaks for soliciting bitcoin donations. iirc, they said bitcoin should grow organically, and everyone called them out on this, since try to shunt this development in bitcoin adoption is the opposite of organic. satoshi's biggest reason for staying anonymous is probably that they knew once the idiot libertarians picked it up, they'd be responsible for a bunch of heinous bullshit in the eyes of society and the law.
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jetz0r posted:someone needs to make a goatse sequel in 3d HD loading vrml hacking tools...
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unpacked robinhood posted:satoshi mined alone is an anagram to satoshi nakamoto is an anagram of "a man took a poo poo"
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quote:Subject: Payment processor quote:Subject: [QuickBT Processing Inc.] Re: Payment processor https://www.quadrigacx.com/ Their loving FAQ posted:Do you pay your employees with Bitcoin? too bad it wasn't stripe because it would have been more interesting to deal with this
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OSI bean dip posted:PS we did decide to delay the launch until Wednesday - we have a few more features we want to add before launch! I'm the features they're shoehorning in with little to no testing whatsoever 36 hours before launch
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triple sulk posted:I'm the features they're shoehorning in with little to no testing whatsoever 36 hours before launch :iamafag: ship it
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i bring you satoshi karpeles
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maybe by "add" they mean "promote from validation stream to production in accordance with their deployment and change control systems" or maybe not
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OSI bean dip posted:
You quoted Jamie 
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FCKGW posted:satoshi nakamoto is an anagram of "a man took a poo poo" missing an as there I think fuctifino posted:i bring you satoshi karpeles ok, I've been staring at this for like 20 minutes, I give up. what did you change?
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