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Last poll made it clear: 90%+ of people over here were like 'wtf is goldcoin' or 'goldcoin is ubershitty'
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Put wallet.dat in ~/.altcoin
i'm not sure i follow. is that off of the root directory? not familiar with the filesystem in linux(although at one point i used linux 100 percent.) been a while. so for example i would put the wallet.dat inot ~/.digitalcoin ? ~ is the home directory, not the root That should be /home/username/.digitalcoin |
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Put wallet.dat in ~/.altcoin
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After detaching the db as the other post tell you and recopying the files, then if you want to actually use
the files on the card instead of copying them to ~/.bitcoin/, run "bitcoind -h" and look at all the options.
I think the one you want is "-datadir=<dir>".
Remember if you plan on using the card on different bitcoin clients you'd need to always use the
-detachdb option.
Beware, -datadir will search/put all the files of .bitcoin on the SD, including wallet.dat |
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Use a paper wallet its 100% more safe.
Not 100% Lose the paper, you're dead. Keep it in the pocket before washing, you're dead. Too much wind, you're dead. A relative comes and see it, you're dead. Mice, you're dead. Stupid dog, you're dead. |
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This should be sticked  If it is, I suggest adding the double-spending method to "If you sent the transaction" https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=231309.0If you sent the transaction: Why waiting? Afaik it's not necessary but I may be wrong. |
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has been heading west of Sandwich
Fuck I'm hungry now |
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Aggh cannot be unseen lols but she was white xd Not with asian girls Do they have the uber-solid-boobs gene? ^she is 50.
And she doesn't have boobs, nor we can see anything anyway If the former was your point, then I guess I should have stated that I was referring to post #248 |
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Africa 1 (1.1%)
Antarctica 9 (9.7%)
Australasia 4 (4.3%)
Asia 7 (7.5%)
Europe 39 (41.9%)
North America 30 (32.3%)
South America 3 (3.2%)
Total Voters: 93 There are 9 times more bitcoiners in Antarctica than in Africa Seems legit  |
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I don't know much about encryption but I recall some older forms had security issues if you had messages that were too short. (Shorter than the key length? Not sure.) Is there any similar issues with signing messages with bitcoin? If I ask someone to sign a single word for instance, just 4-10 characters long, is that any sort of a security issue?
Thanks.
I still dont understand how to encrypt text.. Bitcoin doesn't do any encryption of text, but it can sign text to prove you own the public key. Since it's the same underlying science as normal public key encryption I wanted to be sure signing short messages didn't open any sort of attack on the private key. You can encrypt text with bitcoin private keys But you cant encrypt with public key and decrypt with private key, right..? No, you can (that's what I meant, sorry for being unclear) For now, the clients themselves don't do that but it is possible as I made an implementation |
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I don't know much about encryption but I recall some older forms had security issues if you had messages that were too short. (Shorter than the key length? Not sure.) Is there any similar issues with signing messages with bitcoin? If I ask someone to sign a single word for instance, just 4-10 characters long, is that any sort of a security issue?
Thanks.
I still dont understand how to encrypt text.. Bitcoin doesn't do any encryption of text, but it can sign text to prove you own the public key. Since it's the same underlying science as normal public key encryption I wanted to be sure signing short messages didn't open any sort of attack on the private key. You can encrypt text with bitcoin private keys |
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don't kid yourself, everything you do and say online is being monitored
This. Believing otherwise is pure denial of facts. Good luck Prism, I'm behind 7 onions |
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Can I get regular cleanings? I would not want to give up sinning totally. Some of the sins are among my favorite pastimes.
Also, can I still visit hell when I'm dead? I have a lot of friends that I assume are going to hell. The parties they will throw there are going to be epic. I really don't want to miss out.
yes u can. if u give me enough coins i'll take them with me in visiting u in hell (and buy you a drink in there with coins). Bars in hell accept bitcoins! Sweet. And they say you cant take it with you. Perhaps I can use BTC to get across the river Styx also? Hmm. hmmm...i donno. i'm here just to resolve you from your sins. Repent sinner! Judgment day is near  I'll do you one better. I will ABSOLVE you of your sins. Please send your tax free contributions to this local branch of the Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster to the address below. Don't dare steal the Flying Spaghetti Monster's money! The true address is 1F1yingSpaghettiMonsterFSMTYAStJ1A |
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First of all, the private key is simply printed on the physical coin, no SD card involved.
This doesn't change anything Anyway, you proposal has no advantage at all, because it is equivalent to transferring bitcoin to another address. You can throw the physical coin away after that.
You just didn't understand his proposal... |
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Wow that's smart...
I see one small drawback:
A client that would want to check if the n-th recipient can do so will have to download and process all the previous base changes to check everything is ok
Forget it, it would be just like a normal transaction: it would be verified change by change, assuming the previous was ok because we validated it
This is really a beautiful possibility
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It's not that Asian girls are demigods. It's just that western women suck
Isn't that the point? |
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