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Did you start it with -rescan ?
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Bitcoins. Elite Plus? Pssssh. You young'uns. THIS was Elite.  |
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So I called the guy on the email, left a voice mail and expected him to email me. Well As I was getting ready to hop in the shower he called back. Pirate40 is going to Prison...... he did not say the exchange was going to be closed cause he could not disclose that information but he asked 1000's of questions about it. When I told him I was going to move my money he said, might not be a bad Idea. I answered all the questions honestly, he had me on speaker phone and told me anything I said could be used for court purposes.
NOW
On to butterfly labs, I told him the situation with them and he told me to file complaints with the FTC and my state attorney gen...
advice for butterfly labs, expect a call lol.
He asked tons of questions about PPT operators, theymos and how to buy bitcoins.
I have to head out now but Ill update with more info to questions when I get back tonight.
Woah, What the heck did i miss? Theres alot of seemingly important information in here! Pirate was Found and Caught? Butterflylabs wronged you in someform? SEC is going after pirate. There's a thread in the main forum. |
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Step 5 is demonstrably false. BFLs phone number is registered to a sprint mobile phone, not to whereever the poster is claiming.
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Oh, you're good then. That wallet.dat should still be sitting pretty in your user directory. Do the -rescan thing.
The old adresses will still work. I don't know why your other PC doesn't change them. Mine does it all the time and all the old ones still work fine.
How do you know what address to tell people to send your Bitcoins to? I deleted the whole Bitcoin folder. Nothing is left of the program... zip.I download a new bitcoin program and the same address that the computer had as before is still there. You deleted the program but not the data because that is in a different place. It would be like deleting notepad, redownloading it and being shocked that you can still read mydiary.txt. This is for Vista. I read this: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Securing_your_wallet#Making_a_new_walletand it says the file is at: Windows: %APPDATA%\Bitcoin\ I deleted that whole folder → \Bitcoin\ There are 2 bitcoin folders. There is one Programs\Bitcoin, which you said you deleted. The other is at \Users\[your Username]\AppData\Roaming\Bitcoin, which you hopefully did not delete. |
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"It is now quite reasonable to believe that there will be readily available, commercial quantum computers in the next few years."
I've read that sentence before. Quite a lot actually. Only it was about flying cars, cancer vaccine, a process to stop aging, artificial intelligence on a human level, bases on the moon and world peace. |
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Plug will be the same (5.0mm OD, 2.5mm ID), so it's possible to use the same plug.
Regards,
Nasser
Nasser, Are you Nasser Ghoseiri, as reported in this interview?: http://codinginmysleep.com/interview-with-sonny-vleisides/Is this you, a senior FPGA engineer?: http://fr.viadeo.com/en/profile/nasser.ghoseiriIs this your Facebook page?: http://www.facebook.com/nasser.ghoseiri (this person "liked" BFL) How can you be BFL Chief Technology Officer... http://news.yahoo.com/butterfly-labs-announces-next-generation-asic-lineup-054626776.html...when you post on Facebook, this month, that you started working for a large european bank: http://www.facebook.com/nasser.ghoseiri/timeline/story?ut=32&wstart=1346482800&wend=1349074799&hash=10151430077673378&pagefilter=3&ustart=1Did you recently resign, or significantly reduced your involvement with BFL? I have no doubt BFL will continue to succeed and grow without you, but if the above is true, I think customers would like answers. Wow. Stalk much? The kids have got this crazy thing called Goo-gal or something now. It's like you put in a name and it goes BANG and there you have it. I have no idea how this is even legal. |
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Oh, you're good then. That wallet.dat should still be sitting pretty in your user directory. Do the -rescan thing.
The old adresses will still work. I don't know why your other PC doesn't change them. Mine does it all the time and all the old ones still work fine.
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I like online wallets for the waves of pleasure it brings me to read another "I put all my lifesavings into this obscure Russian wallet site and now they are all gone. How could this possibly happen?"
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I don't understand the problem. This is standard behaviour. Your bitcoin adress will change after a successful transactions. Go look in your adress book. The old one should be in there.
If the bitcoin client can't see your coins due to the de- and installation, start bitcoint-qt again with the -rescan option. Your coins should then be in there again.
EDIT: Wait, you completely deleted your bitcoin folder? The program folder or the one in the user directory? Because if it's the later, you just shot yourself in the foot real bad.
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Theymos might get a paper to turn over all logs, even if he is in another country, they do help each other out. 5 million in loss is a great reason to do so.
I think we need to stop perpetuating the $5 million urban legend. Blockchain analysis in the 1DkyBEKt5S2GDtv7aQw6rQepAvnsRyHoYM thread points to it being a SilkRoad address, so it's doubtful pirate ever had that many funds under control. with 459 accounts (23 of which are probably sock puppets), that would be an average holding of $11,467. Yes some accounts have been stated to be higher than that, but I find it hard to believe that there would be as many people as gullible as a barnyard animal to get an actual balance that high (maybe a virtual balance, but not coins transferred). There was a guy here selling pirate debt last week which totally amounted to somewhere in the lower six figures (US). |
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There's a lesson to be learned here. When a person talks like a chav, he's most likely a chav and should thus be ostracized right from the start. The error is in acknowledging the existence of such a person in the first place.
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from the article, it just sounds like an incredible small on/off-switch.
That is in essence exactly what it is. Only it can be "on", "off" and "Aaaah, i don't know, I'm kinda..... you know what, ask me later" |
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The theory is they were monitoring IP addresses that accessed various Pirate associated entities.
But can they get my email address from my ip address? Why would they. You list it on your webpage that your profile links to. |
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Death of Bitcoin?
Imminent. |
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I will not reveal my trade secrets, at this time.
Witnessed Ponzi Indicators
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2. Provides no evidence of business activity
They refuse to show what they are investing their capital, what products(s) or services they are selling, and who the customers are. By contrast a mining corporation will be able to provide pictures of hardware and statistics of how many BTC generated per month. |
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E) All of the above (except "if I build it, they will come")
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I found one  |
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