I'm very careful about what I install on my computer.  Can I install NRS in a sandbox somehow?  I suppose I could run it as a very unprivileged user.  I use Linux BTW.

I think a web wallet is too risky.

Would Jay be a good choice?

So it's NXT's plugin system that makes it the best choice for this?

Are there any NXT plugins besides NXTBubble?

What sort of limitations does the plugin system have?

I'm trying to track down some XRP I bought and then apparently lost in 2013.  I know the amount and date of transfer.  Can I find out what address I transferred it to?  It was a Ripple wallet address but I can't seem to log in at the old Ripple login.

Can anyone help with this?

I deleted the .spvchain file and that looks like it's going to do it.

I got a blockchain error in multibit so I did a "Reset Blockchain and Transaction" and now it just says "Connecting...." for the past 10 minutes with no progress in the bar.  Has anyone else seen this?

What are my options for storing NXT outside of a centralized exchange?

Which coins are best suited as a framework for totally decentralized apps and why?  Not centralized apps that communicate with a blockchain but completely decentralized apps.

I sent some XCP to a new BTC address and blockscan.com shows the XCP there but none of the BTC dust shows up in Multibit.  What does that mean?

How can I move my CHA from a BTC address to an exchange?

I just tried that but it seemed to require my username as well.  Are you sure the username isn't required in order to recover?

Can I recover my username with my secret key so that I only need to backup my secret key?

I'd like to transfer some of my XCP to another address.  I believe the only way I can do that is by importing the current address's private key into Counterwallet which will then sweep all of my XCP into Counterwallet.  Then I have to return the remaining XCP back to my original address, and then I feel weird because I've put my address's private key online.  Is there a better way to move XCP?

I'm trying to decide whether to store my XRP in Poloniex or RippleTrade.  I would rather keep it in Poloniex but I can imagine it's completely safe in RippleTrade since it's run by Ripple Labs.  I'm not clear on how XRP works but I know it's centralized to some degree.  Does that mean I'd be able to recover my XRP if it were stolen from Poloniex?

Do we know how much MAID is held by the Mastercoin people and if they have dumped any yet?

Any theories on the NXT price increase today?

Bear with me guys, I'm trying to think this through....

Why would anyone want to build an application that stores data on a blockchain?  It can be an extremely secure database, but any centralized third party service that reads/writes to/from that blockchain is naturally susceptible to tampering.  What good is an ultra-secure database if read/write access to it is not any more secure than the centralized services of today?

Very interesting, thank you.  Is any data stored in the Counterparty network or is everything stored on the Bitcoin blockchain?

EDIT: Is escrow critical in some, most, or all of Counterparty's functions?

Another thing that's been bugging me.  What is the incentive to run a Counterparty node?  If there is no strong incentive, how can we hope to have a strong network?  It would be like a secure database (Bitcoin) with an otherwise vulnerable application stack (Counterparty).

Can you tell me in conceptual terms why it can't be done?  Why can counterpartyd do something that bitcoind can't do?  That doesn't make sense to me.