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Flood the network? His txs very likely will not confirm, and most nodes would "ban" him for a while.
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And one more....  This is easy it's the bitcoin logo  I can only see half of the number 9, but not B. I think we all have to accept that some people wont be able to view these. I'm personally a bit colorblind on the protan(some reds) and some greens side. |
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http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/2exd3e/bitcoin_btcd_and_golang/This is a video from a combined event between the Austin Bitcoin Meetup and Austin Go Language User Group. There are three parts: Part 1 is an introduction to Bitcoin by Marco Peereboom, and probably doesn't offer much to readers of this subreddit. Part 2 explains the business reasons why Conformal decided to switch from C to Go. Part 3 is Dave Collins's presentation on btcd's architecture and use of Golang features. Part 3 is notable in that Dave decribes the weaknesses of Go in addition to its strengths, and how they mitigate them. PDF copies of the presentations are available here: https://github.com/ATXBTC/PresentationsPS: The Austin Bitcoin Meetup will be conducting similar events with the local Python, Javascript, C, Java, etc user groups. If you're a developer of a relevant project and would like to participate, contact us. The audio quality of the videos is horrible. It's as if it was shot in 3GP or some low-bitrate format. |
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Gotta agree, I ain't seeing anything either. At least give us a hint if we have to run it by some software to get the output.
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Your post comes off as very biased, it can be argued that banks are getting hacked because of technology, BTC is a technology therefore implying the same can happen but more effectively as we wouldn't only be losing information....
Yes, and I bet you there are have been far more bitcoin-related hacks where bitcoins were lost, than hacks at banks. wrong i guess you have not known about the 200 years of pick pocketting. i guess you have not known about the 200 years of bank heists. i guess you have not known about the decade of card cloning. i guess you have not known about the years of chargeback scamming. good luck adding up all the FIAT theft Wrong. We are talking about today, the Internet, and internet-related hacks. |
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I don't understand why people talk as if he's dead. He is pronounced clinically dead, but it's not like his body has decayed beyond possible future resuscitation. He is alive, in fact, right now, he is immortal.
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Your post comes off as very biased, it can be argued that banks are getting hacked because of technology, BTC is a technology therefore implying the same can happen but more effectively as we wouldn't only be losing information....
Yes, and I bet you there are have been far more bitcoin-related hacks where bitcoins were lost, than hacks at banks. |
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CGminer includes a file called api.c, it exports some functions you use in your project to call the cgminer APIs, if you want to do it yourself you will need to learn about sockets.
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Are you sure it's not some glitch with the pool? It could turn out later that it was a glitch and you will be credited accordingly. Other than that, not sure why you would get higher payouts, 500gh/s is now like...a very small amount of hashing power.
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Balcony or prison?  |
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Pay no attention to this troll. It's obvious it's some long time member creating a fake account to spread fud.
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The DogeCoin madness started in December, 2013, when the cryptocurrency was released. Everyone thought it will be the next big thing, the new Bitcoin. Unfortunately, it couldn’t live up to the expectations of crypto fans around the world. In spite of people’s enthusiasm, the Portland script-based cryptocurrency was poorly crafted from the very beginning. http://www.cryptobang.com/2014/08/25/all-the-truth-about-doge/Script-based? Do you even know the difference between scrypt and script? One has a 'y' the other an 'i'. And both mean something else. |
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I thought people wanted more privacy not tying their name to their wallet address.
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I'm beginning to worry this can't be done. Is it possible for a standalone application to store a private address from which to spend without that being available to anyone that reverse-engineers the code?
If it's in memory it can be obtained. |
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"I made mistakes along the way. But after all, I'm only human". What is this from?
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Hey , please don't mind my stupid questions , but let's make it as Discussion thread I know that the creator of the cryptoo currency BTC is Sato chi Nakamoto , but is it true that he is Japon aise ? and anyone here knows him ? I mean the staff . Iam not sure but I heard he was the creator of this forum also , so ...  Yes, mhm, not trollish one bit. |
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What determines our rank? Number of posts? Hours logged in? Date joined?
I believe it's either posts or activity. If it's posts it's definitely somewhere above 2400, for activity somewhere above 1000. |
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I would have to agree with OP, I've been a member since 2011, but I am not very intimate with the Bitcoin protocol.
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