I have a question: what would happen if a iran guy in iran make a new bitcoin client and we download and use it? US drone will bomb us? We are terrorists?
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Great, this fascist country block me from reading the website linked by DeathAndTaxes
Censorship all the way
2 seconds later Google>copy-paste the link>copy cache>i'm happily reading it.
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+1 from me too
An USA based foundation, the top of the idiocy
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Yeah.
Note that a single wallet.dat file can have tons of different private keys
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I have no idea. I am no expert about superstitions
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Use MultiBit, problem solved.
The standard client allow you to switch wallet only if you close the client, manually swap the wallet.dat file and start it again...
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About uninstalling bitcoin: note that bitcoin has only 2 folders: the one where you have bitcoin-qt.exe (with the daemon and src subfolder) and the one inside appdata/roaming where it store the blockchain and wallet.dat So to "uninstall" it you just have to delete these 2 folders and that's all ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif) Always backup wallet.dat
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But it's "illegal" only for USA. And anyway are we sure it's "illegal"?
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I wonder who showed us the potential of gold...
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It's page 8, the probability was almost 1 anyway ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif) and what we are doing is not a secret, everything is open
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What happened is like banning someone because he is saying the racial laws are wrong during the hitler dictatorship, because otherwise the regime would go after you...
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This is even more scary than what i tought ![Undecided](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/undecided.gif)
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But why stopping the discussion? ![Undecided](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/undecided.gif)
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Or maybe no. They don't need our bitcoin, then why should we give them to them?
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Censoring people leads to 5 page long threads discussing the very topic you wanted people to be silent about.
It's called the Streisand effect. He can simply disagree and say that I, as a Bitcoin core dev, do not support this.
Hard to disagree with this. I agree with it too. There was no need to ban anyone, his personal and public disapproval should have been enough. +1!
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Point is, do you guys realize that the bitcoin client can be easily downloaded from the website? And it does not state "if you are from iran do not download" lol banning someone because he wrote an article? ![Undecided](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/undecided.gif) That sucks, a lot.
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Didn't Iran invent language? They should not have exported that.
I am sure it's illegal to use language because iran invented it. We are all criminals.
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So merchants pay fees to bitpay so that bitpay can give money to wikipedia for 0 fee even if wikipedia DO NOT want bitcoins.
This is so retard...
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jgarzik is quite right. The SHA-256 algorithm is property of the US and export regulations for SHA-256 expressively forbid exporting the algorithm or products based on the algorithm to Iran.
Lololol. So US will invade europe if we europeans give bitcoin to iran? ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif) I have a awesome idea: stop hosting services in US. Seriously, iran people are humans, it's not like they are aliens or zombies
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