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CassandraZara posted:if they got their money back then it's all good love those immutable ledgers
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Snowy posted:What about this method? Is it not enough to be “safe”? Transaction fees for bitcoin are far north of $0.00. Other "currencies" have lower fees but still not free.
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Turmoil posted:I saw this story earlier: https://np.reddit.com/r/ledgerwallet/comments/7obot7/all_my_cryptocurrency_stolen/ A wallet is a private key, or collection of them. Anyone with the private key can use the coins in the address, whether or not they have a wallet file. Some private keys are generated with seed words like in that post. The "recovery words" are just the seed words, he bought a resold wallet device with a private key created using those words, they are not really "recovery seeds".
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What data feeds the verification?
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Novo posted:can't wait till they're hodling around a trash can fire for warmth can't burn bitcoins though how will they keep warm?
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Yeah it's not hard that's why there's a thousand cryptocurrencies
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Spermanent Record posted:Why not just use GDAX. Is that unsafe? GDAX is run by Coinbase. Also: https://www.reddit.com/r/CoinBase/
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Ham Sandwiches posted:It's a distributed database for peer to peer transactions, and that opens up new use cases such as.... also this is njot the early days of "cryptos". on the other hand, cryptocurrencies have 9 years going for them. even the internet had some practical uses in 9 years.
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TVsVeryOwn posted:I think it's a phishing scam. Those aren't n's. don't browsers show utf8 domains in expanded form (digits instead of actual characters) because of exactly this?
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Or they were fake
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Yeah that's an old school advertising scheme: insert links into the main text "relevant" to that text.
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Risc1911 posted:Another comedy gold ICO. Have fun. Solid team they have. Excited to see they have professional poker players on board, they really know how to gamble.
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Aredna posted:It's low severity so no reason to think anyone will steal you coins. If it were a risk they'd label it high severity. well they didn't find it in any contracts so its obviously an irrelevant bug
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microsoft bing browser guess they got bored of edge already?
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Khorne posted:I find it really unlikely that had any impact on the price. It's like astrology at this point. bing is a "search engine" there's no browser named bing. The article is just really bad, as expected from the land of cryptocurrencies.
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hell yeah cant wait to get my 1080
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Also probably the state laws since he bought from an unlicensed source.
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An Ounce of Gold posted:When ~30 states have it legalized I think we can laugh at old cotton laws. And no, I don't have to buy from a licensed dealer. Michigan doesn't even have legal recreational weed yet. Are they loving with the medical dispenceries? Everything I've found is that possession is illegal without a medical card for it, and usually growing is illegal in medical only states. edit: found it. Medical users can Regis to grow plants. Neat. necrotic fucked around with this message at 18:33 on Jul 8, 2018 |
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Michigan isn't that lame yet. Our laws are catching up. We have a lot of grey areas that are trying to give legal definitions.
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Waltzing Along posted:How does something like this work. Are they all connected together, or is it a ton of separate rigs mining independently? They all work separately. No reason to make them work together when its just guessing numbers forever.
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Klyith posted:there was a SH/HC thread about mining butts for a while. but most of the people posting there weren't true believers, just believed enough to buy several thousand dollars of video cards and run them 24/7 in a milkcrate. AARO ran an altcoin thread somewhere for a while, too.
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Oh it just got resurrected https://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=3860241
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Yeah. I was waiting for him to burn down the property the whole video.
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poverty goat posted:to be fair, if someone had compiled a list of all the real money scams since 2014 it wouldn't fit in the internet now compile a list of non-scam bitcoin sites. how big is it?
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HSBC#Controversies they got fined ~1.9B, but pretty sure they didn't actually pay anything and the criminal charges were dropped. Like nothing happened.
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$0 (~40B at "market value" if its 5 million coins, i forget the total number)
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Wasn't it just 5k coins recently that cause the ~value~ to go down like 2k/coin? Imagine dumping just 50k coins.
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poverty goat posted:Facebook has signed up more than a dozen companies including Visa, Mastercard, PayPal and Uber to back the new cryptocurrency that the social-media giant plans to unveil next week. this is it! the year of bitcoin mass adoption!
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They haven't announced details yet but probably just that.
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There's no minefield for zuck he just does whatever
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I got paid a single Bitcoin when they were worth a few bucks. I promptly lost the wallet.
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ghosTTy posted:Why does this chart make Nocoiners so uncomfortable? Is it because it has been 100% accurate over 7 years and always will be? A chart of historical data is 100% accurate? Wow.
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Dmitri-9 posted:At one point you could buy steam codes with shitcoin but the price fluctuated too much so they got rid of that. They were using a pass thru company and didn't touch the butts themselves. Didn't they stop it because like nobody used it?
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And coinbase is experiencing "problems". Convenient how these tend to happen on down turns.
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LanceHunter posted:Yeah, but this isn't even passing off the bag, though. This is like putting a shredder in front of your vending machine's bill acceptor. Nobody says they don't keep the bits in the end, it's just your order has a 30 minute confirmation window. Once you've sent it there's no going back, even if it takes 30:01. Bitcoin is surely the currency of the future.
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Cirrhosis Johnson posted:Lmao that goons are so emotionally invested in cryptocurrencies failing. I cry every day it doesn't fail.
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Nessus posted:Why do all of you people have the same complex narrative about FOMO? It is as consistent as the rising of the Sun. It's probably always the same person in this thread 
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xtal posted:watch doesn't detect changes between frames. You are comparing a finite state machine to a push down automaton. watch does indeed detect changes between frames with the --difference flag. You imbecile. You loving moron.
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MechaCrash posted:I think the way it works is that if a large chunk of the processing suddenly goes offline, then the next chunk will take a hell of a long time to actually be calculated, but when it is, the difficulty will be recalculated and ratcheted down. It's not going to stay at "drat near impossible" forever, unfortunately. Unless they changed it it's not immediate, but every fixed number of blocks the system evaluates the difficulty level. It's a couple thousand blocks, iirc?
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