Andrew_Quentin

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by Andrew_Quentin 11y ago
Obviously this is fake. I can't imagine satoshi saying "we are all satoshi" - so much cringe... Plus, we know that the gmx account was hacked and it seems it was hacked through a simple guess of his birthday. As such, it seem
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by Andrew_Quentin 11y ago
And you have a history of jumping the gun in declaring evidence as false or not true which likewise likely caused/causes harm. Such as your public and forceful "rebuking", in an authoritarian manner, of the then revelations,
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by Andrew_Quentin 11y ago
Sorry, the text should have been in quotes. As r/bitcoin remains censored I thought perhaps you hackers would like to learn of the twist and turn that some people have chosen to take in regards to bitcoin.
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UDP flood DDoS attacks against XT nodes
34 points by Andrew_Quentin 11y ago|8 comments
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by Andrew_Quentin 11y ago
Yet you and some of your other blockstream colleagues are cheering on the censorship in r/bitcoin.
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by Andrew_Quentin 11y ago
One side - your side specifically maaku and that of your employer blockstream - loses complete legitimacy when they start censoring posts and spoofing Satoshi's email address.
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by Andrew_Quentin 11y ago
Lmao. That looks as far away from something Satoshi would say, note how all the points of the "block minimalists" are mentioned, as night and day. And Satoshi being reasonably smart would know that he needs some sort of evidence t
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by Andrew_Quentin 11y ago
Two developers, nullc and pieter are against increasing the blocksize at a reasonable rate. Gavin, Jeff Garzik and Mike Hearn wish to increase it by early next year. Following some three months of debate, an agreement could not be reached,
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by Andrew_Quentin 11y ago
r/bitcoin is being censored right now (quite ironic), so thought maybe you hackers can have a discussion about the upcoming bitcoin fork in regards to the blocksize. Some suggest that bitcoin blocks should remain at 1mb, which currentl
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Bitcoin XT 0.11A(lists.linuxfoundation.org)
60 points by Andrew_Quentin 11y ago|57 comments
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by Andrew_Quentin 11y ago
For people who are not familiar with the whole blocksize debate which has been raging in the bitcoin community for around three months now, even leading to outright censorship by theymos, perhaps asked to do so by "someone", the a
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by Andrew_Quentin 11y ago
I was ready to be persuaded by your first statement: "In 2011 he was proposing to Satoshi that he should take over the project[0]", but then I actually clicked through the link you provided and, while expecting some shocking revel
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by Andrew_Quentin 11y ago
"Explaining the lack of such attacks in practice requires significant additional modeling assumptions." Yes, the main assumption being that burning such huge resources would in any way be recouped by a simple double spend. A doubl
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by Andrew_Quentin 11y ago
The author states that the bitcoins were stolen over time, however, the graph shows that between June and November 2011 there is a gap due to missing data. It then opens in November 2011 with a huge gap between actual btc and expected btc o
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by Andrew_Quentin 11y ago
No. What he is saying is that there are some common sense good laws he agrees with and there are some outdated laws that no reasonable person would want to continue to uphold and need to be changed but our grandpas in congress have not gott
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by Andrew_Quentin 12y ago
So the governance structure you have identified was for two individuals in some position of "power" to voluntarily decide to take a certain action because they see it in their best interest overall? They could have just as well, s
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by Andrew_Quentin 12y ago
BitPay allows it as does Coinbase
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by Andrew_Quentin 12y ago
Except for your constant defence of them of course
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by Andrew_Quentin 12y ago
The space needed however is miniscule. You would be lucky to get any ad dollars whatever for a 1 inch by 1 inch web space.
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by Andrew_Quentin 12y ago
I'm not sure what you mean exactly. Rome was not built in one day, but with small steps. If you wish change then you take small actions that of course do not build a palace today, but might do in 10 years. That basically translates to
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by Andrew_Quentin 12y ago
And if you can't punish them for breaching those regulations what worth are they?
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by Andrew_Quentin 12y ago
They say that the code could "hijack" a computer like some hackers have "hijacked" some computers to mine bitcoins. Their concerns aren't completely unfounded in that it is granted it is quite possible to use any pi
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by Andrew_Quentin 12y ago
Yet no website provides you with an add free version first or analytic free version first before asking for your consent. The way EU law is currently implemented by websites assumes consent making the whole exercise completely redundant.
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by Andrew_Quentin 12y ago
There is evidence that the code was present on websites, but, the code was never functional, that is, it never mined bitcoins. Therefore it never breached any laws. As such, one has to wonder either whether the cyber fraud unit of the state
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by Andrew_Quentin 12y ago
Those are absolute numbers. From 1 million to 5 million is a 500% increase. I doubt any nation has seen anywhere close to a 500% increase in their population numbers.
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by Andrew_Quentin 12y ago
Bitcoin wallet creation went from 1 million to 5 million since last year and it keeps increasing.
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by Andrew_Quentin 12y ago
People don't matter. The vast majority of people are uneducated idiots who never decided one thing or another. The educated masses matter, those with knowledge as you call them, who have decided the trajectory of history at every turni
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by Andrew_Quentin 12y ago
So a knife producer, by that logic, is also guilty, because of the reputation of knife's to, you know, kill people.
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If I wish to use the NSA(pastebin.com)
14 points by Andrew_Quentin 12y ago|8 comments
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by Andrew_Quentin 12y ago
or not start it at all

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