ZeroCoin

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by ZeroCoin 13y ago
Is this similar to what just happened at Linode? Has OVH allowed full access of their databases to attackers? Looks like the only answer to be truly secure is to colocate your own box?
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by ZeroCoin 13y ago
"More younger people are living in transit-oriented areas." I presume this fact, along with "The recession" are the two most important deciding factors when it comes to the reasoning behind OPs question.
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by ZeroCoin 13y ago
You should read up about Zerocoin here: http://blog.cryptographyengineering.com/2013/04/zerocoin-mak... It's going to be presented at the ieee conference next month.
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by ZeroCoin 13y ago
If you're wondering, I stumbled upon that text file while reading the official company response to the recent hack here: http://blog.linode.com/2013/04/16/security-incident-update/ I was interested in setting up a Linode account but I thi
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Edited version of the Linode log file for April 15th(turtle.dereferenced.org)
37 points by ZeroCoin 13y ago|20 comments
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by ZeroCoin 13y ago
The "yes men"/cult mentality on bitcointalk.org is infuriating. Namely comments like this: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=175996.msg1834237#ms... It's obvious what's going on. They own a lot of bitcoins, but can't be made to look
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by ZeroCoin 13y ago
Cypress was a killer GPU firmware made by ATI that mined a lot of Bitcoins for me back in the day. Cyprus on the other hand: that's a country that was just recently rocked by the world banksters.
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by ZeroCoin 13y ago
According to these calculations: http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1c48u0/how_did_bitc... The first 1.6 million bitcoins were mined by at most ~15 people.
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by ZeroCoin 13y ago
The same question/comment was posted to r/bitcoin a few days ago: http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1c48u0/how_did_bitc... This comment on that post seems to calculate the number of people mining bitcoins for the first year: http: