Only the most gulllible noobs will fall for this glue smoker. ^smile^
Read the thread, there are tons of 'gullible noobs'. |
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The probability of finding an address with balance on it, is close to 0. So, you are saying that there is some probability, and the probability is nonzero? Why would they store it after you seen it, it would be a waste of space Not really. That space would be: 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 0000000000000000000000000000000 if you don't store the key, and 0101101010110110101001000101101010101010101011010110010111010101010101011101010 1010101011001010101101010110110101001000101101010101010101011010110010111010101 0101010111010101010101011001010101101010110110101001000101101010101010101011010 1100101110101010101010111010101010101011001010101101010110110101001000101101010 101010101011010110010111010101010101011101010101010101100101 The space isn't wasted at all. Either you put a '1' in there or a '0' in there. Changing it from all zero to a mix of 1 and 0 doesn't 'waste' space. If the space exists, it doesn't care if it is a 1 or a 0. 3,705,346,855,594,110,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000terrabytes
And I was thinking those new 5 terabyte harddrives are getting pretty cheap. I might fill a few of them with keys just for the hell of it. |
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I realised that every few months some dude starts taking out this subject, it has been discused endless times, no no one has your private key.
This is totally incorrect. Everyone has your private key. They just don't know which one it is. |
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Hey, RawDog is the Master Troll and Bitcoin hater around here... He will do anything for a bit of attention. Just ignore the statement that everyone's private key is on that site, because it's impossible. Just watch this little video and see for yourself ---> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZloHVKk7DHk ... RawDog likes to confuse the newbies in the hope that they too would turn against Bitcoin for some stupid reason.  It is not impossible you fucking jackass. It is totally possible. Just because that guy limited his algorithm to a few prefixes from which an address can start, there is nothing at all to prevent someone from making an identical site which lists ALL bitcoin keys. 'impossbile' is a very big word dumbass. Maybe you should stick to words with just two syllables so you'll be sure to understand the meaning of those. Yea, and even if it was possible, you would have to take the rest of your sorry life to work through 1% of that to get a valid private key with some coins in it. Then you do not factor in the pass phrase
you have to solve on top of that. You are a damn fool, who has to resort to swearing and name calling to make your point. I have a good mind to add you to my ignore list, if it was not for the foolish entertainment value of your posts. Sometimes I need to laugh at idiotic behaviour like yours, or I would end up like you.  You are the fool my friend. You don't need anything. No passphrase. Once you've got the private key - that is all you need. I am surprised a guy with a big swinging dick that goes around explaining things to people would make such a mistake. How does it feel to be the idiot now, moron? lolololol. hahahahahaha. You don't know what the fuck you are talking about. I didn't say 'I'd work through it'. That thought could only come to a moron, like you. I merely said the guy published my key. By the way, it take many more than a million lives to work through 1%, just in case you'd like to understand some facts. People as dumb as you shouldn't be posting. Especially when calling others a fool. Get a book moron, before you use a keyboard again. |
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Hey, RawDog is the Master Troll and Bitcoin hater around here... He will do anything for a bit of attention. Just ignore the statement that everyone's private key is on that site, because it's impossible. Just watch this little video and see for yourself ---> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZloHVKk7DHk ... RawDog likes to confuse the newbies in the hope that they too would turn against Bitcoin for some stupid reason. It is not impossible you fucking jackass. It is totally possible. Just because that guy limited his algorithm to a few prefixes from which an address can start, there is nothing at all to prevent someone from making an identical site which lists ALL bitcoin keys. 'impossbile' is a very big word dumbass. Maybe you should stick to words with just two syllables so you'll be sure to understand the meaning of those. |
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directory.io is actually just a site which contain privkey of an address which they generate it automatically so there's no balance on it,and I don't sure your privkey were published there ,if i'm wrong,then show the proof
OK fine. You want proof, here is proof: http://directory.io/76746648320380374280100293470930 The 17th address on the list is MY ADDRESS! AND MY PRIVATE KEY!!! I'll tell you what is good fun, just take a few of those addresses and copy and paste them into blockchain.info. It's like playing the lottery! It's like playing the lottery but you don't have to pay to play!! Not only that, it is like playing the lottery without having to pay AND you can win more than the real lottery!!! I'll bet you can't resist copying and pasting a few of those addresses. Give it a try! |
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Nobody said he 'stores' the private key. I don't think he has stored these in some giant database. That would be stupid. All I said is he published my key. And he did. And he published your key too. You just don't know which page it is on. But I assure you, your key is there. And everyone else's key is there also.
You know that based on what? Why would anyone generate all that keys and not transfer the bitcoins to their own addresses? How many people have reported getting their bitcoins transferred to some unknown address out of nowhere? How could bitcoin still exist 2 years after that site went up if people can easily find any private key using it? And no, my private key is not there. Want to prove me wrong? Post it. My address is in my profile That I can't post it, doesn't mean it is not there. It is there despite the fact that I am not sure which page it is on. Everyone can see your private key, and mine, and all the others. The system is not secure. |
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Ive got hundreds of private and public keys from generating vanity addresses and obviously never collided with another address, i wouldn't be too bothered with this list . If anyone's worried about it there's no need. It doesn't actually contain anyone's private key.
Then you are the moron. It contains EVERYONES private keys. furthermore, it is mathematically provably true that this list contains yours and everyone else's private keys. LMAO http://directory.io/faqQ: So you don't store a database of every single key?
A: No.
Q: All keys are generated on the fly, based upon the page number?
A: Yes.
Also, try multiplying the number of pages by 128 (that's the number of addresses per page) and compare the result to 2^160? There's much more spaces there than the number of possible bitcoin address Nobody said he 'stores' the private key. I don't think he has stored these in some giant database. That would be stupid. All I said is he published my key. And he did. And he published your key too. You just don't know which page it is on. But I assure you, your key is there. And everyone else's key is there also. Don't be fucking stupid. |
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Ive got hundreds of private and public keys from generating vanity addresses and obviously never collided with another address, i wouldn't be too bothered with this list . If anyone's worried about it there's no need. It doesn't actually contain anyone's private key.
Then you are the moron. It contains EVERYONES private keys. furthermore, it is mathematically provably true that this list contains yours and everyone else's private keys. |
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i'm pretty sure mine isn't there though so there's just few of you who might just get emptied.
how the hell did he get these private key?
He is a rat bastard and he must have stolen the master list somehow. All I know is I am not comfortable having the key to my millions of $$ right on the internet on a very convenient site that anyone can use to look it up. This pisses me off. There is no way bitcoin is secure if all the keys are published in the open like that. you are either: 1) an idiot/troll 2) bought this hero account account and have no idea how bitcoin works and how private keys are genrated. also have been asleep for the last 3 years and didn't see direnctory.io 3) or you are trying to spread FUD, maybe because you are desperate to buy bitcoin $1 lower than current price because you missed the chance. so which one are you? Say what you want asshole, your private keys are on there too. I don't like people publishing my private keys. The security of this thing is total bullshit. 1) an idiot/troll
Me? a troll? Have you been asleep for the last three years? |
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i'm pretty sure mine isn't there though so there's just few of you who might just get emptied.
how the hell did he get these private key?
He is a rat bastard and he must have stolen the master list somehow. All I know is I am not comfortable having the key to my millions of $$ right on the internet on a very convenient site that anyone can use to look it up. This pisses me off. There is no way bitcoin is secure if all the keys are published in the open like that. |
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I can't believe this. Some idiot published my private key. Now everyone can simply take my bitcoin. How can we let him get away with this!! By the way, your private key in on this site too. http://directory.io/ I demand he immediately pull down this site. We are ALL exposed. |
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I haven't heard this. I don't think I will. Too embarrassing, to be honest. I can imagine that she is just a paid PR and knows nothing about how any of this actually works.
Not just paid for PR, she's the founder and President of the Chamber of Digital Commerce and has been featured as a speaker in many major Bitcoin events that attract interest of high profile investors. She even did a terrible job at indroducing the Australian Senate to bitcoin. If that cease and desist email is real, then I am laughing my head off! You've got to be kidding?! She thinks she has the right to prevent you from publishing that? lolololol! Once she granted the interview, she gave up any right to confidentiality. Does she believe just because the result was unfavorable to her that she has a right to prevent the publisher from using his work? Apparently, she doesn't know anything about blockchain, and she doesn't know anything about PR law either. Poor girl. |
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Goddammit. Can't we do something to get rid of men? I mean they're soooo over these days. I haven't seen one in a few years but I'm hoping they'll die off completely soon.
I'm gonna guess that the bitcoin space doesn't attract the most forgiving or socially able men to begin with so you'd better come well armed if you're gonna talk to one.
People are actually going to try to listen. Then, when the speaker is talking in circles with nothing but more, and more buzz words, they are going to call you out. She should have arrived with some decent content. Showing up with nothing but hype and silly BS was a big mistake. This community gets bored fast when you try to pull the wool over. She stepped on that hornet's nest all by herself. But like I said, I forgive her. She is a great addition to the community and I do hope we get to see more of her. Much more of her. |
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She might not understand what a blockchain is, but at least she is smoking hot...  I forgive her.  |
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Holy shit!! They ripped her head off!!!! I am not saying she didn't deserve it, she probably did, but they seriously ripped her head off. Buzz words overuse will get you into big ass trouble when talking to someone who understands things. Those buzzwords only work on people who don't understand. I still like Perrianne - at least she is smoking hot. Got to give her that. Unfortunately, relying on your 'smoking hot' to get by furthers the notion that women are somehow less than men in these matters. |
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Bitcoin Legal Issues is an important concern in relation to international financial law. Bitcoin is doing well but there are many legal questions need to be analysed in relation to Bitcoin and its standing point as Digital Financial Service. Bitcoin is an Electronic Cash System providing digital financial services globally but there are many speculations and wrong definitions are floating in the Internet. Many governments and bankers as well as public are cofused of legal definition, what Bitcoin is ? >>
All they have to do is call Marco Santori. He is a lawyer who knows all about this shit. |
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That subreddit is horrible. Toxic would be a nice way to describe it. They are even trying to attack the current (Core) developers within the news about ETH, even though they themselves have practically almost no skills and aren't doing anything that could remotely contribute to the system. This is why Bitcoin needs to reject all subversion attempts. Bitcoin needs to remain immutable as it currently is, unlike ETH: Gotta love it when one smart contract threatens to kill an entire blockchain, and those in control of it are scrambling to subvert every principle of decentralization, fungibility, immutability, and practical rationale behind a blockchain model, just to bail themselves out.
It is interesting that the people on /r/btc are in support of a bail-out. This makes me question their motives even further. You are a little punk assed bitch Lauda. I'd smash your filthy face in. You can love all the censorship you want, but the real voice of the people is to change the bullshit away from Blockstream's artificial 1MB limit. Blockstream is owning bitcoin to their commercial advantage. They use DDOS and censorship to continue their poison position. You like being part of that? |
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In a crypto scheme - if the community 'decides' it doesn't like a transaction they can just hard fork away. What kind of network is that? NXT did it. Now Ethereum is going to do it. Do you think Bitcoin could similarly negate a valid transaction someday just because many in the community didn't like the basis of some transaction? Crypto might not be nearly as decentralized as everyone keeps saying.
Ethereum should just let contract author that screw up take the hit. One day the Bitcoin community is going to face this same problem. I wonder how it will unfold.
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if you have money in a shit "decentralized system", would you prefer to lose all your funds or accepting that someone can stop the tradings and returning your funds back ?  Subjective bias is invalid in this argument. In other words, ETH is not decentralized. The hacker is the lesser evil here. Bitcoin is also not decentralized. G.Maxwell and Blockstream own it by way of consent from some skinny feeble Chinese miners who amassed way too much power in one place. Bitcoin is even more fucked that ETH. At least ETH has a cooperating team building great shit. Bitcoin has awesome in-fighting and zero progress over about two years. |
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