their mandatory google authentication is too much a PITA for me, since I have a crappy symbian phone (I tried a couple of gauth apps without success). So could please anyone suggest me a TRC exchange without google auth? edit: never mind: found: https://trcexchange.bitparking.com |
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here is my LTC address:
LdjV6X5iAjA8s65v6532KVZzrV17CnUWEN
(I'm bullish on alt.coins post-asics)
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More Java FAIL: Oracle’s Java Patch Shipped with Additional VulnerabilitiesOracle isn’t having a good month as far as PR and security is concerned. Adam Gowdiak, a researcher in Poland with Security Explorations, says that Oracle’s recent patch for Java contains not one, but two additional vulnerabilities. “We have successfully confirmed that a complete Java security sandbox bypass can be still gained under the recent version of Java 7 Update 11,” Gowdiak wrote in a post to Full Disclosure. http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Intelwar/~3/wNC4eVpVJQU/oracles-java-patch-shipped-additional-vulnerabilities |
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Now bitcoin become collectible on black market , price can go extremely high.
Yes: it would crash it upwards.  |
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I'd like to trade Namecoins for Terracoins.
Any plan about it?
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Hell, I'm waiting for a visionary billionaire to buy all the bitcoins available on mtgox while it's at such a low price.
Billionaire? Ha! They're nothing compared to a Bitcoinaire! |
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Oh I see, the problem is actually that you don't understand what the meaning of "being backed by" is.. Tell me, can I cash in my 1btc or 1gram of gold and get utility as ideal medium of exchange out of them? And how does utility as ideal medium of exchange look like?
valued properties != backing, mkay?
Yes, you can cash them, but not in the bank. You can try on SR, the OTC market or places like that (until a "better coin" takes off) |
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1. Drugz
2. Ponzis
3. Gambling
4. Other scams
5. Money laundering
6. Asset protection / "System D"
7. Fear / Quasi-apocalyptic expectations
I'd say that's quite enough to be confident in its exchange value
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Anyone can suggest an easy cpu LTC miner software then?
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I was thinking of pooled mining obviously, and not expecting much from it. It was just to make some use of the cpu of my miners, given that the TRC difficulty is still so low. Well then, I'll try with just a 5750.
P.S. Hey rabbit: Thanks for the 5 TRC!
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I'd like to give a shot to TRC mining with my cpu only, while I'm keeping mining BTC with my vgas.
Can anyone suggest an easy way (software / string)? Or maybe a javascript miner like the litecoinpool's one?
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I'm not saying that the ends justify the means. The most certainly did not; however, the ends were a net positive for Britons of every class, although particularly favoring the already wealthy class.
This is how free(er) markets always work in the long run, and that is the basic premise of Austrian Economic Theory & Praxeology.
I don't argue with a Global Moderator  But it would be better to separate statements of fact and of principle, and regard the first one, to qualify them with some detail, and regard the second ones, to try to keep them in non-contradiction mode with themselves. In particular, you said that capitalism is not fascism. I agree if by capitalism you mean just free market. But then perfect free markets use to be a quite scarce commodity in world history. About the improvement of the average quality of life (or richness) during the industrial revolution, I'd say that it was a quite long and much dialectical process (ask the luddites), influenced mostly by factors who had nothing to do with free markets (empire, class struggles, technology, market manipulations, etc). And the fact that the industrialization had to recourse to massive expropriations by state violence in order to start negates anything free-market about it. |
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wait, there is more -and even worse: From http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/businessinsider/~3/553G1uZDGbE/the-era-of-the-glaserner-burger-2013-1The [German] Federal Criminal Police Office has acquired, for the event a use is necessary, a commercial product of the company Eleman/Gamma. The software is highly sophisticated and can completely take over a variety of devices, including Windows, OS X, Linux, iOS, Android, Symbian, Blackberry and Windows Mobile. A promotional video advertises the ability of “remote intrusion” via fake updates from mobile carriers and Internet providers. Author of the Netzpolitik article Andre Meister goes on to surmise that the program is likely "Finfisher," a 'Zero Day' product Eleman/Gamma sells to various governments to monitor the communications of activists. Germany's purchase of the program highlights the duplicity of government's generally stated aim of cyber warfare programs, that is, to protect against enemies foreign and domestic. Though governments like the U.S. have been clamoring for rights and backdoors to access social media platforms and next-generation communication avenues, like FaceTime or Skype. The use of spam email to gain access to a computer, even an activist's computer, seems less than "official." Official or not though, seeing these exploits coming from governments as well as malicious lone-wolf hackers has become the new normal. |
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Can you tell us about what uploaders earn exactly?
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I would say that a sort of "capitalism" (free labour market) has been imposed to the peasants after expropriating them with the (state's) force of their land, so depriving them of the means of self-sufficiency. When and where this happened (most notably in Britain just before the industrial revolution), you might well argue that most of the people became poorer.
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