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by w-ll 13y ago
So that Bit-wealthy can control the outcome?
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by w-ll 13y ago
What's a good 16gb stick or do you use 8 8gb sticks?
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by w-ll 13y ago
Not at the exact same time they don't. You watch the propagation of the message.
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by w-ll 13y ago
Well if you can get a handful of nodes between the sender and receiver you can start to narrow down on which peers are sending what to whom. This is partly the same sort of traffic analysis that is use against TOR.
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by w-ll 13y ago
I wonder how many of their sales processed by Paypal get reversed.
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by w-ll 13y ago
Not to be pedantic, but that's not necessarily true; we've had 1 major chain split before that killed ##'s of blocks containing thousands of transactions. And also transactions that don't make it into a block will just d
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by w-ll 13y ago
Also they have great support for downloading Youtube videos.
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by w-ll 13y ago
They are all real. And yet they are all fake. One might guess the lowest markets price is the closest to the actual value, but you most look at the volume of trades. And, this is what I think is partly due to the major gaps between Gox and
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by w-ll 13y ago
http://markets.blockchain.info/ is a great resource. While its not unanimous, the peak they are quoting is Mt.Gox and comparing it to... Mt.Gox.
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by w-ll 13y ago
http://phoboslab.org/log/2013/05/mpeg1-video-decoder-in-java... Was posted here a few months back, it's a hand conversion of a mpeg decoder in JavaScript to stream ffmpeg via websockets to a canvas.
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by w-ll 13y ago
I can't count how many times I've had to hard reboot this way. And only 3gb of photos and movies (no music?), come on. And whats worse is that if your streaming it, your gonna be eating your battery even more.
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by w-ll 13y ago
Correct, I go as far as to not even really consider Coinbase a wallet, even though I know that's what there shooting for. I still like using Coinbase to buy when dips occur, It's the easiest way for US residents. Blockchain.info
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by w-ll 13y ago
He ways saying if they breached his box, they still wouldn't be able to identify persons. But they can if they have his box (the exit) and the entry node.
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by w-ll 13y ago
Thats not true, its specifically the attacks where they have many nodes, and if they can get on the entry and exit, the've identified that person.
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by w-ll 13y ago
if input_email in valid_emails_set: send_email(input_email, another_param, etc) Their solution, while isn't wrong, could still be improved. With a somewhat modified 2822 regex with a more strict domain rule. But I wo
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by w-ll 13y ago
What do you think those toolbars do? Inspect and Inject javascript into webpages, send my web browsing history to their master servers. It cant imagine a toolbar that isn't malicious.
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by w-ll 13y ago
Well if there asking him questions chances are already following transactions, and its very easy to tell if coins have been mined and maybe shuffled around a few times vs coins with long blockchain history.
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by w-ll 13y ago
> they can make it exceedingly difficult to spend them in practice Not really. You can use services that just broadcast transactions. Blockchain.info has a service to do this, I'm sure there are a few other that exists.
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by w-ll 13y ago
Geez, Two Years ago that would still be 100K USD, to think thats a cool 2M today.
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by w-ll 13y ago
Working hard, and doing a job well done.
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by w-ll 13y ago
You know I love Bitcoin, But I could still see this type of `post` being directed at Bitpay or Coinbase; given market fluctuations lately. It was pretty stable in 2012 but woosh... I wish the speculators & day traders left us alon
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by w-ll 13y ago
Maybe because batteries aren't keeping up.
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by w-ll 14y ago
I was dealing with a similar issue on a project that all id's are UUID's because I wanted non-sequential id's. I found it was just as simple of selecting ranges based of their date_created attribute.
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by w-ll 14y ago
I ordered the 60gh/s SC Single the night preorderes opened like a year ago. I think there are maybe ~7 orders before me. I hope I get it soon. I paid 220 btc@5.45 usd for it, let's see if its worth it.
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by w-ll 14y ago
Actual High Res: http://graphics8.nytimes.com/images/blogs/thelede/posts/susp... Bottom left corner. Edit: Higher Res
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by w-ll 14y ago
I'm not sure if the're using dead reckoning. I just saw one turn. To me this looks more like gps. Also, Go Wolf Pack!
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by w-ll 14y ago
"Yurii is a software craftsmanship enthusiast with 15 years of professional experience in the industry. Noted speaker in the Erlang community, a core contributor to the Elixir programming language and an eager explorer of distributed system
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by w-ll 14y ago
I agree, but yea, it's there.
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by w-ll 14y ago
There's an opensource exchange being built, albeit with a terrible name (IMO) https://github.com/buttercoin/buttercoin
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by w-ll 14y ago
but still more that yester-month

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