Hurting? Nope. News from India is all good for Bitcoin. |
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BTCIndia is not all India. If he wants to create yet another alt coin then more power to him. I expect once Bitcoin becomes more stable the people of India will start buying BTC.
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Is it fixed now?
Yes, it is fixed now. Thanks. |
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People with varying certificates, can you please hit https://bitcointalk.org/cdn-cgi/trace? This should normally 404. If Cloudflare is added all of a sudden, it will return a debug message like: fl=11f14
h=cloudflare.com
ip=[CENSORED, SHOULD BE YOUR IP]
ts=1388078256.923
visit_scheme=http
uag=[CENSORED, WILL BE YOUR USER-AGENT]
colo=EWR
spdy=off Since there's no way to disable this cloudflare page it would be a good indicator if bitcointalk or any site gets cloudflared without permission. I got a 404 Not Found error (after the bad cert message) |
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Why are there two different certificates floating around?
Bump, I am still getting this issue. Anyone else? Mods/Admins please respond. |
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We're going back to the age of Bank Notes where one bank note used to compete with another note. Welcome to age of branded currency and I think rather than accepting another brand we must create our own brand.
There is a lot of logic and sense here. What about logic's in other arguments? Are they without warrant? I was expecting some enlightenment from Bitcoin community for my pre-mature thoughts. I think your last statement "we must create our own" pretty much sumarizes all of your points. And, given this basic idea of creating your own "IndiaCoin", all of your other points make sense. If you want to you can outline what differences you would like to see in an IndiaCoin, or do you think it would just be an exact copy of Bitcoin? Best of luck to you! |
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Not only will most of us here not help you, we will be doing everything in our power to make it impossible for you to do this.
Seconded. If you're trying to link people's transactions without their active consent and cooperation, then you're working directly against their interests. Good people will be trying to stop you. If you see from my frame of mind then, I'd say bad people will be trying to stop me. I'm just working on some hypothetical concepts here, dude. You might be amazed to know that I got flunked on C++ three times.  You expect me to go against your community with these skills? I'm just being dreamer here. Chillax!I think he meant good in the sense of "good at math and programming" or "better than you at math and programming" not good as in good and evil. You do need to know that the idea of attaching identities to transactions is a direct attack on the concept of Bitcoin and in fact all public ledger systems. You cannot have both the ledger and the identities be public. Such a system would not ever be used by anybody. Would you use a system where who you are and how much you have and exactly how and where you spend all your money is totally public? I think not. One or the other has to be private: transactions and amounts are private but identities are public (current fiat money system) OR transactions and amounts are public but identities are private (Bitcoin and other public ledger systems). |
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Why are there two different certificates floating around?
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Bump.
Anyone else with this issue?
Do those of us getting the bad cert need to reset our passwords?
Please let us know. Thanks!
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More detail: CN = ip.bitcointalk.org OU = Domain Control Validated - RapidSSL(R) OU = See www.rapidssl.com/resources/cps (c)13 OU = GT27905226 Serial Number = iz7tU8lDvfAOsosDeafhWwMAc7P7Lrep Public Key 30 82 01 0a 02 82 01 01 00 d6 32 2f da a0 42 6e 6f 3b de 14 d0 bd 1a d6 31 08 a2 da 3b f7 f8 be 9d bc cc c9 98 87 a0 46 af bf 00 08 fd 10 50 48 d8 64 a5 b5 ba e1 7e ca 05 71 1b f8 4d 47 50 71 d7 60 f0 65 7f bf ca f3 af 96 70 f0 eb 3b c3 7e 40 13 6b 55 4d 50 b4 72 f7 33 1b f4 51 a2 0a 9b e2 fd 64 3c 1d bb d6 76 8b 00 61 77 4a 43 11 b9 04 a2 d5 d0 79 47 0a e5 05 f6 b6 46 16 90 2a c3 76 c4 18 aa 5f 52 62 7b ba ec f5 1e 93 ec 4d 6f b3 8f 90 bd 32 ed 4f 54 32 8a c6 99 1f 55 18 b2 e1 3c ba b7 e9 3a 1f 94 c5 f7 91 bd f3 e2 9b 9f 11 e0 4c ad db f7 bf 21 04 76 0f 8b 04 a3 66 c4 f8 55 25 57 7a 73 20 04 87 99 75 7b b2 7e 0b f9 ca 65 f6 87 3c 66 7d a2 a7 6c fa 26 41 92 43 03 40 0d 13 61 64 21 4f c6 06 a4 2d b6 35 e6 c9 9b 6a fa a0 4f 66 db 04 b1 1e 1a 99 3a dc dd e4 77 d1 c4 fc c7 49 e3 f6 0f bf 02 03 01 00 01 DNS Name=ip.bitcointalk.org |
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Some of us may have just gotten our passwords stolen. Admins? Please help?
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It is a name mismatch. It is a brand new certificate. The name on the cert is ip.bitcointalk.org, hence the mismatch. The fingerprint is: 5b 3e 9a 8f 37 c8 a9 4c 94 97 8d f5 11 16 7d 44 a2 bc 22 16 Can someone else check their cert for me? The dates on the cert I am getting are 12/24/2013 to 12/27/2014 I also get the same error going through the direct IP https://109.201.133.195 |
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Logging in today I get a bad certificate warning. What is going on? Has the site been hacked again?
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Not only will most of us here not help you, we will be doing everything in our power to make it impossible for you to do this.
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Flip your tablet over, you must be looking at it upside down.
That explains it! Nice insight! |
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Just give each customer a unique address for each transaction. In other words tread Bitcoin addresses just like invoice numbers and add these invoice numbers to the database information about each customer. That way you know exactly who paid what and when.
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What iv noticed is that bitcoin doesn't pick up anymore - its constantly losing value - and even dropped as low as low as 4xx $.
Is the difficulty together with the fbi, china etc news making people leave and give up the coin already? Everyone trying to cash out fast and try altcoins instead.
Yes, you are correct. Bitcoin is constantly losing value. In fact it will soon be worth less than $400 per BTC. This could happen very quickly. The best thing to do is to PM me and I will buy all of your BTC from you. I really want to help you out so I will give you $450 per BTC. I am just glad to be of service. |
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I don't know about Indians out there. But, I'm gonna resist Bitcoin in India with heart and soul.
P.S.: I'm crazy about crypto-currencies like you all out there.
BCTIndia, Your humor or sarcasm or trolling is over my head. Your username is BTCIndia, you say two different things here. Would you care to explain yourself to us? I personally don't want Bitcoin to grow in India. I don't want Indians converting money into Bitcoin. Simple!
Why is that? You do not want to see the demand, use and price go up? |
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Physical Bitcoin can to be found on Ebay.
Really? With the properties being discussed in this thread? Please post a link to Ebay to a physical Bitcoin that can prove it contains the private key to me. Something like this: You could can create a non-counterfeitable coin by embedding an NFC chip that will sign a message using the private key.
Thanks! I already own a bunch of those physical Bitcoins that use a holographic sticker to hide the private key. Maybe you are talking about those? |
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