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1. 3421.▲
   by chiph 14y ago

   My understanding is that because of the distributed transaction nature of Bitcoin-the-protocol, the stolen coins will be "hot" forever. As soon as they're spent, they'll show up in the logs. The identity of the thieves may never be known,
2. 3422.▲
   by chiph 14y ago

   Account inactivity. Cards were never used.
3. 3423.▲
   by chiph 14y ago

   Because he says so.
4. 3424.▲
   by chiph 14y ago

   It's because when the plane pushes back from the gate, the pilot is in charge and is responsible for the safety of everyone aboard. Much like how a captain at sea is responsible for everyone on board his ship (and is held accountable shoul
5. 3425.▲
   by chiph 14y ago

   This changes the situation from "What was that password again?" to "What algorithm did I use for this site?", and given that I'm already pissed off at having forgotten my password, the likelihood of my remembering this goes down significant
6. 3426.▲
   by chiph 14y ago

   OK, that's enough reason to do the upgrade. Parallels gets abysmally slow for me when TimeMachine starts up.
7. 3427.▲
   by chiph 14y ago

   It's a case of: "Well, the operation was a success, even if the patient died." A turnaround isn't a success until the company is in the black. If the new CEO just ends up producing a smaller crater (no such thing as a "soft landing" in ban
8. 3428.▲
   by chiph 14y ago

   Welcome to working with large corporations. Not only does the left hand not know what the right hand is doing, the fingers are pretty much in the dark, too.