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Ich kann was du geschrieben hast nicht ganz nachvollziehen. Auch kenne ich coinvisitors nicht.
Fragen:
1. Wo ist die Privatkey? Und welchen Clienten benutzt du? Oder anders gefragt, wo ist die wallet.dat?
2. Wen stört es wenn du mehr bekommst als du solltest?
Antworten:
Nein, bitcoin kann man nicht überziehen und es gibt keinen Dispo.
Wer noch an deinem ungeschützten Computer war ist nun Verdächtiger für die Abbuchungen.
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Your estimation seems correct, yet one thing I don't understand is this: About 2 accounts per user that voted Do you assume everyone has multiple accounts? I think most of them actually only have one. Also some people might have forgotten about the 6 votes, making an average of 5 votes per user more logical. Yep... why the hell would you want 2 different dropbox accounts? You can restrict syncing to certain folders if you don't want to sync everything on every device. I have been over pessemistic on purpous so one comes out of my little argument with *its actually better than that* attitude. I personally do not have 2 different accounts and I know noone that does. I just felt like pointing out that the people at dropbox are very well aware that they are being gamed. I bet the first thing they did was check if it was 4chan's army at work.... |
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I still remember when i was pissed cause price sparked 10% after IPO ....
not being shure if it might be actually worth anything ....
One hell of a fried cat!
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100000/6=16.666,66
About 2 accounts per user that voted
8.333,33
Given that really only one in 20 Might actually pay....
You think that they will even consider calling a lawyer
to figure out the legal for "mear" 420 new paying customers?
Since it make good press.... I think they will
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If i where this new atlantis place, this is what i would spend my money on  Would mirroring the site under many different addresses make it ddos proof in tor? |
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If I bidded for a board would that count as self-bidding?  The day has come. John (John K.) the Global Troll-buster and Global Moderator, Hero Member needs a Sockpuppet. |
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ASICMiner can also do a deal with a new company with separate management, control and security who could hire and run the ASICS above a certain level (40%? of network), but would be charged/funded by an economic deal that passed back all of the returns (less some fees/commisions) to ASICMiner.
It quite common in real-world deals to separate underlying ownership of the economic interest in a deal from the managament and control to remove direct influences. This is often seen in offshore companies and trust structures and is more commonly done for tax purposes.
While it sounds interesting in principle I wonder if this does not lead to a inflation of managers and managerial spending. |
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imagine:
put a superman comic next to the bible next to a book of law.
now tell me:
Which book contains the least amount of metaphysical plunders?
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The latter document reads that fraud is suspected. "The accusation is that he is neither willing nor able to obtain the internet-currency Bitcoin for his customers." I don't really know the Bitcoin-24 situation. Doesn't look like anti-Bitcoin reasoning in there.  I read the subtext the same. Maybe someone wants to do a paypal style fraud on him? Someone bought coins and told the police he never got them? Have I missed any public accusations? |
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I did have a read through all documents, He seems accused of a mixture of froud/moneylaundering/financing terrorism and hope that someshit will stick, basic routine I guess. They locked the bank accounts and can do so "legally" for up to 3 months. One of the documents describes the "schema" he allegedly used (i.e. transfering money around and it all has to do something with this digital currency called bitcoin). So it seems they raided him and his company "legally" and get to enjoy themself sorting out for "evidence". Meanwhile his layer protests in the most beautiful obscure legaltalk that warbs minds. |
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we have passed being ignored
we have passed being laughed at
next up: they fight us
tune in also the upcomming season: they join us
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hire me as a sparetime reader!
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Dividends thus far:
Div Pay Dates Div/Share
02/29 (IPO) 0.023545
03/06 (IPO) 0.019163
03/13 (IPO) 0.023786
03/20 (IPO) 0.025998
03/24 (IPO) 0.007508
03/27 0.003775
04/03 0.002556
04/10 0.006956
And Today:
04/17 0.00696732
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I will only sell to for the exchange of a one way ticket to the moon or to mars!
Or the comunity will donate and we open then the first interplanetary bitcoin
exchange.
The really long run for shure
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Reminds me of when I used to dabble in the DIY electric car forums. There was always news about some new battery that would hold 10X capacity "in a few years". Then it would never pan out, but the existing companies would spit out slightly better batteries year after year.
exept ASICMINER does not share the BFL track record. I remember the proposed bitcoin cards. I am not shure what spells DECENTRALIZATION bigger than something of this sort? Comming to think of it, who would have thought that freedom would be exported from china |
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I also had to stay longer at work that day!
conspurrhurrdurr indeed
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Have you checked out the quasi announcement of the ASICMINER company? You should - because it can reshape the public perception of bitcoin. It will strengthen the perception as the currency of freedom.  Mining can be done with USB-sticks soon. First impression in the companys forum was: "If this is gonna be sold en masse, you just militarized the user base" "ASICMINER/bitfountain just stepped up from being a highly profitable mining company
to being an asset to the whole bitcoin community as game changing hardware provider" 300mhas/s from USB - and likely on the market before anything BFL ships  |
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kann klappen - hab ich nicht probiert. Risiko: sei sicher das die deinen Privatkey nicht speichern  darum würde ich das auf nem heimrechner machen |
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