Why would you want to help a few dozen companies and fly by night scams profit from a poorly understood potentially flawed payment network?

I like the idea. Straightforward and simple.

You should include the TX-ID, though.
Imagine the (admittedly far-fetched) scenario where I buy two items at the same price from the same store, but in the meantime I change my shipping address

So this is consider, pool mining? So not solo mining? I was panicking so I stop using it, thinking I am never going to find the block. 

So my pool is connected to other p2pool? So if someone find a block in the p2pool. I still get shares in my own pool?

Hahaha, lemme guess, have you watched the film "Bruno", that's why you instantly associated that hair styler as something that you can insert in your butt?  In the movie, I think they used a bottle too, and they use a vacuum cleaner to dry up their pubic hair. 

Same can be said to bitcoin and guys holding our money on it!!!

Digital currency is used by people for limitless transaction and I am sure you cannot move with your bullion in vault. But certainly i can if i reside in the UK and want my bullion delivered in the US, I can do it quiet comfortably with NoFiatCoin | XNF.

So if you loose the device or drop it in the toilet, you can restore from the root key?

Really? You would carry around two smartphone sized devices all the time? Both need to be charged, both will probably want screen protectors/cases.

It's a nice idea for companies- and thats probably their target, but it's hard to imagine people using them normally. At least Trezor fits on your keychain.

Store more of my bitcoins in my brain wallet, so I can keep them wherever I go, passphrase words that do not exist on the web and longer than private key. I can easily remember it because it's all personal to me.

A butt plug for what? A giraffe? Looks more like a dildo than a buttplug.

Frozen memory and firewire attacks do not work on a powered down laptop with an encrypted drive protected by a boot PIN. Keep the laptop with the keys powered off and you're much better off.

Obviously you haven't been paying attention in the other thread on setting up P2Pool? I have only had my pool setup for uhm, close to 24 hours now. With the questions I was asking its obvious I didn't know much about linux otherwise I would have been done ages ago. Thanks to the guys over at the openSUSE forum who did a great job at translating the ubuntu mumbo jumbo stuff into openSUSE.

It would have been more simpler if you had said.. run git pull on p2pool instead of saying it the other way. LOL

There is no need to complicate your life and the life of others.

Thanks,

Thank I got it to work now. Just a quick question, so if I use my own p2pool to mine, this is the same as sole mining isn't it?

Do you know if it's a handful of companies that tend to bring out the next generation of Asics or is their more competition in the market than that?  I.e. if the new knc is so good, couldn't the one or two companies that manufacture it, be a threat if they wanted to be?
(Obviously they don't want to be, but someone else could want them to be.)  

It's a freakin' hair styler, dumbass.

Layered encryption is a good challenge to physical access and yes, physical access is relatively easy. As Andreas M Antonopoulos says, "...humans are great at physical security, but we suck at digital security."