I'm very interested. Also, I swear that the raspberry pi is 5w and that runs off usb without any issue. I might be wrong.
dafuq  How can you combine in the same line "I swear that" and "I might be wrong", lol? FYI: I would assume you need more advanced reflow to mount the more compact BFL chips though.
You can fit as many BFL chips as you want on any board, since they are invisible and magic and they don't exist. |
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I guess in the future, the network can develop a mechanism to mark "bad" address and then avoid taking payments from such address, today there is no such mechanism (I guess bigger thefts can be tracked and nothing can be done with them).
No, bitcoins are cash, there is no possible way to make such a thing work. |
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While I'm not personally interested, I would suggest you to go first, at least for a few trades.
You are very new and here it is full of scammers, I'd never go first myself with you, then.
If you go first with a few small trades you might build up a bit of reputation that would make more people trust you.
If you are uncomfortable with that, consider that people would be even more uncomfortable with you, and you won't likely manage to seal any deal.
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Is it technically possible to for example - have bitcoin in World of Warcraft instead of virtual gold?
Using the accounts feature, all the in-game transactions wouldn't touch the blockchain: they would be handled locally. This discounting the fact that apparently bitcoind is too slow to handle high amounts of traffic. |
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I think the mining revenue is 100% transparent already...
Uh? Of course it isn't. A proper report would include how much he spends on hardware, on paying employees, on electricity... |
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... and this is exactly why I do not like this at all. I still need to have 2 or more computers.
That's, like, the whole point of 2FA. |
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There really should be some cap on the investments. One person holding 100k BTCs would be really bad for obvious reasons.
This quite obviously isn't possible. How would you plan to prevent someone from registering twice? |
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+1 Sold your shares and go away . This is right. No body really care a report or not,if they can produce one report it is great, if they can't so what is the problem? Remember lot of scandal indicate accounting report can't full of no sense.if someone is liar,than he can managing a lieying report.
This is very wrong. Reports are very useful, and if they are forged there is still a chance you can notice that. Of course there is also the risk of paranoids misreading the reports and crying outrage when they instead were genuine. Likely they keep at least some spreadsheet, so it would only be matter of cleaning it a little and showing it. If they don't, it's because they have something to hide, and this is bad. If they don't have any accounting at all, run for your lives. That sait, whining here won't help so I agree with the "sell and STFU" sentiment. |
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blockchain.info's SMS verification is similar to what you're describing. The login page sends you a one-time code via SMS that you must enter into the browser, along with username and password.
For a trivial amount of effort, you could extend this to any sensitive action: sell, transfer, etc. No yubikey or even smartphone required, just a phone that can receive SMS. The security-minded could purchase a cheap prepaid mobile phone for this purpose, and keep it in a secure location.
I'm not sure of the cost related to sending out that many SMS messages, but that's not an insurmountable problem.
very good observation. the cost of sending many SMS is quite low if you buy them in bulk, so as long as you have *any* profit, that would be fine. |
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Good to know it makes you feel uncomfortable. Only guy who can help you is friedcat and his accountant. You can just pretend or pretend to believe what ever you want but the fact is - none of us have seen any reports from AM.
I understand why none of you really care for proper reporting. [...]
Friedcat, as a shareholder I am not happy about you hiding the numbers from the shareholders.
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Again, I do care, but complaining won't help, and I really can't stand this useless complaints going on and on. It is a fact that they could produce reports but chose not to. Take this fact into consideration when you decide how much those shares are valuable to you. It's as simple as that. Stop whining. |
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Second, can anyone help me understand what happened? I used blockchain.info both on my computer and my Android smartphone.
Do you have a strong passphrase? Did you contact blockchain.info's support? |
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For how long did it sit in the 110 and 100 area? And that wasn't the bottom!
+1 How can people have such a short memory? I mean, I understand — though I not approve — "forgetting" about stuff happened years, or even months ago... but that was barely one or two weeks! |
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I posted my son's opinion on bitcoin price movement a few weeks back. He told me not to expect any upward movement. His position remains "hold." He said today bitcoin price will be going down, and then up "to the stars."
He should put his money were his mouth is, a pity it's not on a tit. |
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Hi nice person and good dev.
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Are you trolling or what?
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That is disappointing about eMunie being closed source and pre-mined. We should rename it YAScoin (Yet Another Sh*tcoin)
You fail at logic. Shut up before you really embarrass yourself. Why would he be failing at logic? As long as it's closed source it's utterly worthless, and premine certainly doesn't help. Are you trolling or what? |
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Last seen in June. Sorry guys, you got scammed. Shame because it looked quite nice.  No, it looked like shit. |
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eMunie will be closed source at the begining because of these reasons:
rofl. |
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Now, lets get back to AM. I hope that friedcat can finally find a accountant competent enough to produce some financial reports, so we can find out, how AM is actually doing.
For fuck sake guys, this is beyond pathetic. A multimillion Co can not find a accountant? In China!? Honestly, this is absurd and those guys better be embarrassed.
While I would be happy too if they produced financial reports, honestly you repeating every other day is getting quite tiresome. Also, I don't know why you pretend to believe that they "weren't able" to find an accountant, while it is quite obvious that it's a deliberate choice. Don't hold your breath, remember Huawei. |
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*sigh*
This was a totally flawed business even if it wasn't a scam: "Indefinite time(Until hardware breaks), keep it simple and obvious." makes no sense, as I explained early in this thread.
Anyone who has invested here has clearly done it blindly without taking the time to actually read what they would have been offering.
At least BFL would have been good if it wasn't a scam, this wouldn't even!
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