Hello, I see that two of the bounties have already been claimed, is it possible to know which flaws where without having to read all the thread?  Thanks |
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That's not an ATM, it's a vendor machine.
On a real ATM you are supposed to also GET money, not just put them in.
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In a free market we would probably have sounder money and banksters would pay attention to their behaviour because they would know that they would pay the consequences of their errors while now they can rely on the power of the state to solve the problem caused by their carelessness.
Lol. In a free market they will screw you and run away, just like they do now. In a free market, who screws me is not protected by the state with my money in order to it again with others. In a free market reputation is everything. |
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Very nice one, the interviewed was really competent.
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This is a fundamental misconception. His BANK WENT BANKRUPT. In a free economy, he would lose most if not all of his money in such case, which is exactly what happened. Why are you complaining when for once governments didn't bail out banks with taxes from the people ? Make up your mind.
People is complaining exactly because since we are not in a free market, these kind of things should not happen. People is told that state and regulations will solve these problems, while the reality is they can't: they just rob you in a way (taxes) or another (more direct theft, like this one). In a free market we would probably have sounder money and banksters would pay attention to their behaviour because they would know that they would pay the consequences of their errors while now they can rely on the power of the state to solve the problem caused by their carelessness. |
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Who is this guy, depicted as "original bitcoin source code co-author" I've never heard of before?
Also, he's working on "coin validation", the technology to rip off the fungibility part to Bitcoin.
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Hello,
is it possible to protect the keys with BIP38 encryption?
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Hat off |
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Each Icelandic citizen—all 330,000 of them—will receive 31.8 AUC through a digital transaction. Citizens all have a national ID number available through a public database, which will be used to verify their identity. So this will be the less anonymous cryptocurrency ever made! |
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Just saw that service on G+, anyone knows if it's legit or another scam?
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Is there a hard limit to the execution time of a transaction or is it capped only by his attached fee?
A contract can run a infinite loop until it runs out of ether. There is no hard cap. So someone having a good chunk of ether can freeze the network by broadcasting one hundred transactions that runs out of ether after some days of computation time? |
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Yes, I figured them after some trial&error, thanks anyway!
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Is there a hard limit to the execution time of a transaction or is it capped only by his attached fee?
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those kinda articles enrage the hell outta me. Matt Taiibi has done some of the best articles on that whole fiasco known as the GFC of 2008-9. the ripoffs were and are just astounding and were critical in understanding why Bitcoin was destined to do what it has done. totally unsurprising why we now have the greatest wealth disparity in this country since 1929. I was so upset reading that article (thanks Taiibi, a rare example of journalism less and less found nowadays), that I had to translate it to Italian (thanks also to a friend that helped me). So, for the italian ppl here: http://ilporticodipinto.it/content/le-vere-casalinghe-di-wall-streetThanks so much to sidhujag for sharing: that kind of stuff is exactly why we need Bitcoin more than everything else. |
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Wow that article is a pretty big deal, I can't understand how I could miss it, it should be reprinted everywhere. Yes, please, anyone who hasn't read it, I urge it to. |
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