What makes you think ternary logic will have an advantage over binary?
Math Please explain further. |
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What makes you think ternary logic will have an advantage over binary?
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Your point about feeding the family is ridiculous as well. There are many places in the world where people are earning $2 per hour, please go and tell these people $100 they can get from a sig add every month is just an insignificant tip.
People who earn $2 per hour certainly aren't participating in this forum, let alone be involved in a sig campaign. What would you bet on that? What about people who earn even less, does that count? I'm willing to take that bet any time. I won't bet on other people's misery. Sorry. |
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Your point about feeding the family is ridiculous as well. There are many places in the world where people are earning $2 per hour, please go and tell these people $100 they can get from a sig add every month is just an insignificant tip.
People who earn $2 per hour certainly aren't participating in this forum, let alone be involved in a sig campaign. |
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I think it would be nice if MultiBit HD allowed you to specify a single full node (out of the 8) as a hint. Specifically I'm thinking of circumstances where someone is running a full node on the same host or local LAN, and would like to make use of it.
Doesn't bitcoinj automatically connect to your full node if it's detected in localhost? I think I saw something like that in the source code. |
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Well, I seriously doubt that technology and money will be available any time soon to get men safely to the planet Mars  Money comes from the printer. But that causes inflation. I don't think it would be wise to affect the world economy so that a reality show can happen in other planet. If there will be any actual research, then it should be done properly. |
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I've known bitcoin since 2012, and I don't know what the bitcoin logo is. I recognize it, but I didn't know it was bitcoin's official logo.
It's not “official”, but it's the most widely used one. |
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But what did the 91% say? It's not clear to me, even after reading the article. |
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• Jr. Legendary.
• Legendary
• Sr. Legendary
• Hero Legendary.
Somehow, having a “Jr. Legendary” sounds contradictory to me. |
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Not sure if you're being sarcastic or not.
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The ledger wallet seems nice, but why should I carry yet another device in my pocket. My phone is not going to be replaced soon, and a 'usb stick like' device is surely te be lost at some point, more than my phone. RFC is more common on phones these days. The price is very nice, so it might work out and convince me to try it at the least. 21 sounds like a big bubble. 21-flow  Ledger is a very nice and cheap option compared to Trezor, its not ment to be carried with around but to secure your coins and put it in the safe  Hm, not quite. Ledger Wallet's design allows you to carry it on your keychain, so I would say it is designed to have it with you at all times. What is meant to be inside a safe is the recovery seed, in case you forget your PIN. |
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The reason I don't like “If Bitcoin fails” threads is that they start with a pessimistic (and at this point, unlikely) point. The tendency is for technology to evolve, even if it's slowly.
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Women love steroids? I think you got that wrong.
are you taking it literally, or are you saying they don't like the outcomes of steroids? b/c not all juicer guys look like arnold The outcome of steroids is reduced genitalia. Do people really love that? However, we're going off topic here. |
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Women love steroids? I think you got that wrong.
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Millionaire means nothing anymore. I have several million... pesos.  Which kind of pesos? Several million Mexican pesos is still a fucking lot of money. |
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If the Internet fails, we can still say that we were entertained and educated, and then go on with our Internetless lives (which would be effectively impossible).
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What should happen is if a block takes more than 15 minutes to find, the difficulty should temporarily plunge.
Also, how can that be implemented without a central time server? |
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Considering that the algorithm relies 100% on randomness, if you hate it then you shouldn't be using Bitcoin.
For what purpose though? Other than to just be random. This is one of the biggest flaws with BTC and will probably be the ultimate reason that an Alt ends up used by merchants instead. What should happen is if a block takes more than 15 minutes to find, the difficulty should temporarily plunge. For mining. The proof of work algorithm needs randomness so that nobody can just start creating blocks every second. Please show me an altcoin that doesn't use randomness at all. |
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the problem is not the slowness only, but the recently randomness(i hate that)
Considering that the algorithm relies 100% on randomness, if you hate it then you shouldn't be using Bitcoin. this is bad for merchants
For the third time, merchants can and do accept unconfirmed transactions just fine, unless you're selling a car or a house (in which case, the whole paperwork will take much more than the confirmations anyway). |
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They don't have access to passwords, but what about the password hashes? Why not just transfer the hashes to the new system?
i dont agree with this method, i would go for email reset password to left those dummy accounts and the forum will be clean But what about legitimate users who have a now invalid email? Why are you leaving them out? |
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