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Hash rate dropping. Looking forward towards the financial statement.
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 makes sense right  ni hao, lol There are some studies on arxiv claiming that 4 year old kids outperform top brokers, so.. Citation?  Would love to check that out. |
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The top address is DPR, is it not?
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Should have been renamed $3 rise in the last minute. Looks like we must have just jettisoned the solid rocket boosters taking us on this ride to the moon. Temporary drop down to $172, next stop $180. All systems nominal.
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YUP!!! TO THE MOOOOOOOOOOON!!!
The moon is just a refueling stop on the way to Mars! Edit: Beat me to it. |
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Thanks for the clarification Kosmatos.
ASICMiner climbing on all exchanges... wonder if they're stable at 100TH/s?
We'll know soon enough. Looks hopeful though. |
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Are MSC really up 8.9 times since they first were on sale? |
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I haven't received my dividends today. Has everyone received them?
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Remember when people were worried Deepbit could 51% the network? Remember when people were worried BTC Guild could 51% the network?  Remember when we worried the NSA could 51% the network? ... Wonder if that will ever be not true! Offtopic |
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Remember when we all worshipped Friedcat? LOL
Remember when people were worried ASICMINER could 51% the network? |
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Not at all. What I meant was is that David was probably already versed in Bitcoin, and if that's the case then Bitcoin 100 was not designed for him or any of his enterprises, hence apologizing.
Ahhh, yes now I understand. Thanks for the explanation. I am working on Neuroethics too and I certainly fully support Bitcoin! I thought the idea of Bitcoin 100 was to show that Bitcoin is used to support charities. But I guess some of that relates to convincing individual charities as to the utility of bitcoin? So Bitcoin 100 is not for charities which would already accept bitcoin - its core goal is to increase the number of charities which accept bitcoin through direct donations. I can certainly understand and support that. On a related note I'm trying to get MAPS to accept bitcoin as I have donated in the past but I'd rather give in bitcoin now. It's surprisingly difficult. I wonder if it would help to create a non-profit's guide to accepting bitcoins? Is there one out there? |
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No problem, JE, for I already put 2&2 together, but wanted to present the bad news are delicately as possible.
Thanks! Why is it bad news though? Sorry, I am confused. KO has ~2000 domains. ( http://www.hedweb.com/websites/domains.htm) Back in 2001 I thought virtual currencies would be related to Chaumian blinding/digital bearer certificates rather than a P2P consensus mechanism. Is there something wrong with owning that domain? |
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For starters, having a standalone website is probably a must. The website works fine, keystroke. I/we just feel that more information from you is desirable since Rassah raised possibly a valid point, but I wasn't too sure. I, personally, have no problem with your org. We want to just make sure there's no conflict with our supporters. Thank you kindly for providing your post a couple posts up from this one. If anybody has any questions, be feel free to ask keystroke. I'm sure he'll address any and all concerns. Hi everyone, I just wanted to check in again to see if it was possible to get a donation for Neuroethics (a registered 501(c)3). Is there anything I can answer to help with the decision? It seems that David Pearce is well-versed in Bitcoin prior to starting his Neuroethics Foundation. http://who.godaddy.com/whois.aspx?k=CLCEAIJgMKVRMhrzG89HERKJmk+H5Mi+wsvIi8tDlHm7YujGnGp2rqtKJivrNVE5XT14RWmPPoQ=&domain=virtual-currency.com&prog_id=GoDaddyDomain Name: VIRTUAL-CURRENCY.COM
Registrar URL: http://www.godaddy.com
Updated Date: 2013-09-24 02:32:30
Creation Date: 2001-01-04 03:57:14
Registrar Expiration Date: 2015-01-04 03:57:14
Registrar: GoDaddy.com, LLC
Domain Status: clientDeleteProhibited
Domain Status: clientRenewProhibited
Domain Status: clientTransferProhibited
Domain Status: clientUpdateProhibited
Registrant Name: David Pearce
Registrant Organization:
Registrant Street: 7 Lower Rock Gardens
Registrant City: Brighton
Registrant State/Province: Wyoming
Registrant Postal Code: Sussex BN2 1PG
Registrant Country: United States
Admin Name: David Pearce
Admin Organization:
Admin Street: 7 Lower Rock Gardens
Admin City: Brighton
Admin State/Province: Wyoming
Admin Postal Code: Sussex BN2 1PG
Admin Country: United States
Admin Phone: +44 1273 699055
Admin Fax:
Admin Email: dave@hedweb.com
Tech Name: David Pearce
Tech Organization:
Tech Street: 7 Lower Rock Gardens
Tech City: Brighton
Tech State/Province:
Tech Postal Code: 1PG BN2 1PG
Tech Country: United Kingdom
Tech Phone: +44 1273 675350
Tech Fax: +44 207 6919489
Tech Email: info@bltc.net
Name Server: NS1.BLTC.NET
Name Server: NS2.BLTC.NET As far back as 2002, the domain redirected to knightsbridge.net as it does so to this day: http://web.archive.org/web/20020930105134/http://www.virtual-currency.com/Good find! Full disclosure: I am the (volunteer) sysadmin for knightsbridge.net. |
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For starters, having a standalone website is probably a must. The website works fine, keystroke. I/we just feel that more information from you is desirable since Rassah raised possibly a valid point, but I wasn't too sure. I, personally, have no problem with your org. We want to just make sure there's no conflict with our supporters. Thank you kindly for providing your post a couple posts up from this one. If anybody has any questions, be feel free to ask keystroke. I'm sure he'll address any and all concerns. Hi everyone, I just wanted to check in again to see if it was possible to get a donation for Neuroethics (a registered 501(c)3). Is there anything I can answer to help with the decision? |
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Finally it's fixed! Was this the same bug this thread relates to? |
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Anyway I only bring up many worlds interpretation (MWI) because it's a simpler meta-theory that explains all observed quantum phenominon without resorting to the wave function collapse (and therefore without the EPR paradox of non-locality), or the privileged observer frame of reference. It still has all that quantum weirdness, but with very simple, easy to understand (albeit mind-blowing) explanation. The best long-winded introduction to MWI is this FAQ. In a couple of decades when we have atomic-scale reversible computers we'll be able to do actual experiments that will tell once and for all if the wave collapse is real or merely a belief resulting from our anthropic bias. How would reversible computing allow us to determine if the wave function collapses? Unfortunately I don't have access to Deutsch's works. (Sorry to derail the thread - maybe this can be taken elsewhere. Getting Lamport signatures in bitcoin looks like a very important safeguard.) |
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Was just thinking the same thing when reading this article: http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2013/09/10/senate-explores-marijuana-laws/2793487/Because it's illegal under federal law for banks to open checking, savings or credit card accounts for marijuana businesses, marijuana stores are cash-only, he said. That makes them prime targets for armed robberies and makes them difficult to audit for tax evasion and wage theft, he said.
Would be more secure for them to accept bitcoin rather than cash. |
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