someone is just experimenting with deploying wordpress blogs, filling it in with an off-the-cuff conspiracy theory instead of lorem ipsum. at first i found the

someone is just experimenting with deploying wordpress blogs, filling it in with an off-the-cuff conspiracy theory instead of lorem ipsum. at first i found these claims embarrassing for being wildly uninformed. in no way is the protocol obfuscated. there are many successful reimplementations, and there was recently a "lets formulate and publish a transaction manually" post here on hn. in no way does a standard transaction incentivise using "the full mining power" of the network towards cracking a key pair. at a stretch, an address which has spent inputs and still holds a balance is vulnerable to public key factorisation (i don't know if that's the right term for elliptic curve key pairs), but there is no incentive to publicise the private key for anyone who finds it. > although I am not an expert on cryptography, I am an expert on software and the products of software groups the author is not named anywhere. the about page is the template "This is an example of a page." filler. now i find it embarrassing that i mistook any of it as something meant to be taken seriously. anyway, i'm done here. bad post.