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it's how the egyptians beat the pyriamids, see all those 0's those are the entrances in the caverns
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i stopped liking girls after my mom told me i have to wear a condom, ever since then i've had like zero interest. cause who wants to have sex with plastic
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by hack, I meant how likely is someone to find the correct private key given the public key with that generator
If you mean, how likely is it that someone could generate a private key that matches an already existing and in-use bitcoin address that has funds in it, then the answer is: Astronomically small, so small that there probably isn't enough energy in the known universe to power the hardware needed to do it. what if you are just powering 1 desktop computer that exists in parallel realities where each reality is working on a different [quantum] exponent |
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what's the chances someone could hack those custom addresses (or any other addreses for that matter)
No absolutely not (if you have generated the private key on a offline computer with your own program, and used a good random algorithm) (brainwallets are "easy" to hack, but that is a completely different story). As long as your search random (at least as random as your computer allows you) for your public key, then is the chance very small for someone to find the same private key. When that is said: I am personally very paranoid about my long-term storage private keys, they are all created with physical die's, to avoid the pseudo randomness that all computers have. so all i'd have to do is hack your place and time (i.e. take a picture of you rolling the dice, then do a SHA-224 sum of the file) and plug that in the brainwallet |
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if i sent Bitcoins with a send date of January 1, 2010 I also think that if you are not using the correct time in a transaction full nodes and miners will reject it from the network. There is no timestamp in transaction! https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Transactionsso if i lose at Satoshi Dice, i can fix the block chain on my end so the transaction never happened, and propagate it using a 51% quantum attack? |
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do they read in the blockchain from the start? like if i sent Bitcoins with a send date of January 1, 2010 to Satoshi Dice, would i expect a response from the year 2010 or from 2014? and sending with a past date, would it affect the early part of the Bitchain near the "send" date or the end part? and to do this, i would just use multibit and set my computer clock back to 2009?  |
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what are guns for? don't we already have things called restaurants
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hey why don't we tip everybody BTCillion dollar mansions  |
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start at a value (say 0.01) then double each block block 1 - 0.01 block 2 - 0.02 block 3 - 0.04 block 4 - 0.08 block 5 - 0.16 block 6 - 0.32 block 7 - 0.64 block 8 - 1.28 block 9 - 2.56 each block is worth the same number of coins (0.567 bitcoin). however, if we quantumly bet a block on Satoshi Dice. then we are only risking 0.567 bitcoins. if the block we lost is above 6 we lost money, if it is below 7 we lost if we win, each block is now worth double (1.12 BTC), if we lose, we must reshuffle the block chain so if we lost block 9, our quantum block would be down to 0.28 bitcoins if we lost block 8, our quantum block would be down to 0.425 bitcoins if we lost block 7, our quantum block would be down to 0.496 bitcoins .. etc.. so basically by betting 100% of our money, we will either double are money, or lose fractionally. it's a win win lets examine the worst case scenario where the quantum block is worth only 0.28 Bitcoins then we bet again the 0.28. and win, we get back to where we were before if we lose, then we will only accept a fractional loss 50% if it is the final block, 25% the previous, so u can see where having a large number of blocks than 9 is totally worth it |
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that sux u have to be with 1 woman. i require 3 at all times  |
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Hmmm, I'll drink whatever he's drinking ...
maybe Diet Dew personally i think it's worth $23 MILLION. |
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it has to do with teh symbolism of weed (that we're all the same)
the sadness comes when you realize that people have problems and that's why you arrested them
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pay them with Bitcoins, and after each tip, tell them that the price has doubled so just give her half each time
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Sometimes I just feel completely detached from myself  everything and everyone becomes strange. I see my brother, I know he is my brother but feel myself asking, who is this man I call my brother, the man I have known my whole life yet at this moment he seems like just a random guy no feeling or attachment just an intense awareness of the present moment. Than poof and I am back to my normal self. This has been happening to me since I was a kid, do you guys ever get that same feeling? btw I love my brother  and I am a normal guy. uh yeah your brother is normal just buy some more BTCitcoins. Hurry!! |
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pull the ethernet jack, reformat. douchebag
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i like the idea of a finger print. but there is another idea that no one is telling us about every electronic device knows who we are, and can read our minds |
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I feel like a fool right now and I really need to just talk about this. This isn't an attempt solicit donations. I didn't lose a ridiculous amount of money. In fact, I *only* lost about 7.7 bitcoins, which would currently equate to about 6000 dollars. But the problem is that as a full-time university student, this was 90% of my savings. And since student loans don't cover the full cost of my expenses, I don't have any money after this semester. I was never a gambler. I've never gone to a casino. I've never played poker. Hell, I never even bought a lottery ticket. But for some reason when I saw a post about a website called just-dice.com, where you can bet bitcoins on a dice game, I was immediately hooked. I created a plan for myself - I said that I would play careful and control my bets. I would withdraw BTC after winning 50% of my initial deposit. Everything was going rather smoothly; although I went down a few times, I ended up hitting 9.5 bitcoins yesterday. But then I couldn't control myself and thought that I could keep going, even in face of mathematical logic. I lost 1.5 bitcoins. Then I deposted two more. I lost those too. Then again the same. Until I saw all my money vanish and I realized the horror of what I had done. In case anyone is curious, here is the image of my loss (-7.7btc). https://i.imgur.com/RjPodBl.jpgI didn't sleep last night and all I could think about during class today was how much of a loser and moron I am. I just hate myself for throwing away my own hard-earned money. edit: updated to final lost value of money from 5.7 to 7.7 I'm a broke ass fool. i'll sell u 7.7 satoshi coins for 0.00000004. they are worth the price of a BTCitcoin, and my site also supports Satoshi dice and other fun games in the works (like Beehive mario) |
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Technically it will never end, if at least two people keep using it.
The question is if and when it will be replaced as the most used and/or valuable cryptocurrency...
Ok once its mainstream it will last as long as people continue to use it, Wont die from there, unless someone can destroy it it's not technically illegal to destroy it is it? |
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It seems even that with a trusted escrow, the general concensus is that any coin with a IPO and any percentage of premine is a pump- and-dump-profit-scam-run-away-to-hawaii-and-ride-in-my-laborghini. Im asking this as I would like to invest in some coins (not naming coins, unless relevent as I do not want a flame war between trolls and puppet accounts) by buying a stake in the IPO, but IDK which ones are legit, and which ones are scam.
the ones that are built on trust aren't scam (i.e. SatoshiCoin is based on trust of Bitcoin Blockchain). all the Public Keys are listed publically, pretty much proving that we have a structured plan.  |
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