Are you sure you know what a fork is? A fork is the situation when two groups of miners start on the same blockchain, and make two separate ones. Big transactions are just a SoB to verify, I couldn't think of a reason it would cause a fork. But I may be wrong.
conclusion: OP is a fool.
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Even if all your computers are so virus infested they're a biohazard, the chances of the SAME attacker having control over ALL of your communications lines are ridiculously low.
NSA, go look it up you don't know what it is. no one is talking about vira, you should really go read some more about basic cryptografi, as you cleary don't understand. Yeah, because the NSA has people being paid to listen to your phone lines, read your email and IMs, and intercept and read your regular mail. if the information is sensitive enough, then Yeah! tap all the stuff. but the only hard thing to do here is the phone, the rest is text based and can easily be faked. the only impossible thing is pre-distributed public keys(gpg or similar), but that would require the two parties of the communication to meet at least once. Text based communication is not easily faked if you ask a question that very few people would know. simple example: Alice to Attacker: answer this question _, and i will believe you are bob. Attacker to Bob: answer this question _, and i will believe you are bob. Bob to Attacker: this is the answer to the question: _. Attacker to Alice: this is the answer to the question: _. Alice to Attacker: hello, bob! Attacker to Bob: kthxbye. and the Attacker and Alice continues the conversation. It is really that simple, and security would not be any better even with public-key cryptography(unless they where pre-distributed). now, please STFU and go learn some basic cryptography.
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Surprised that did not cause a fork!
why?
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Even if all your computers are so virus infested they're a biohazard, the chances of the SAME attacker having control over ALL of your communications lines are ridiculously low.
NSA, go look it up you don't know what it is. no one is talking about vira, you should really go read some more about basic cryptografi, as you cleary don't understand. Yeah, because the NSA has people being paid to listen to your phone lines, read your email and IMs, and intercept and read your regular mail. if the information is sensitive enough, then Yeah! tap all the stuff. but the only hard thing to do here is the phone, the rest is text based and can easily be faked. the only impossible thing is pre-distributed public keys(gpg or similar), but that would require the two parties of the communication to meet at least once.
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Even if all your computers are so virus infested they're a biohazard, the chances of the SAME attacker having control over ALL of your communications lines are ridiculously low.
NSA, go look it up you don't know what it is. no one is talking about vira, you should really go read some more about basic cryptografi, as you cleary don't understand.
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5> Start time..2013.03.27 20:44:01 UTC Cur time....2013.03.27 21:18:05 UTC Connects:...61110 Connected:..433 Accepted:...1 Answers:....433 Cur peers...320 Relayed TX:.37001 Mempool: exception: exit:{timeout,{gen_server,call,[mempool,get_stats]}} Errors: timeout:...24231 refused:...3412 unreach:...1873 other:.....30466
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same here, it just dies... Can you show output of stat:print() ~5 min and ~30 min after start? Start time..2013.03.27 20:44:01 UTC ok Cur time....2013.03.27 20:45:22 UTC Connects:...2190 4> Connected:..149 Accepted:...0 Answers:....149 Cur peers...131 Relayed TX:.482 Mempool: inv table..111 req table..10 tx table...119 peer table.111 check inv..0.0168 s clean inv..0.0005 s clean req..0.0001 s clean tx...0.0006 s Errors: timeout:...167 refused:...160 unreach:...91 other:.....762 the next will come in 30 min
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Do not think he will be impressed - it's my first "real" OTP project. I hope it will be able to run more than 24h without problems - right now after 2-3 hours it terminates.
same here, it just dies...
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Um, no, it's not. Learn some crypto before you talk about it. A requests PGP key from B C intercepts request C gives A a PGP key aliased as B A sends message encrypted with C's PGP key C now reads message. B has no idea a request was even made. That can only be done if a) You don't verify messages over a different line of communication OR b) Your attacker has complete control over EVERY line of communication you have which for very sensitive information, you can assume the attacker does. which means: meet in person, as real persons are hard to fake
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Good luck with your exams.
thank you It seems like there are some malicious nodes on the network, which send thousands of inv messages. As biten have no anti-DoS features, it causes memory exhaustion and erlang VM termination. I hope to push quick-fix today.
they are not malicious, just stress testing the network.
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So, anyone tried it? Does it even work for you?
no, i have exams. if i begin playing with bitten, i gonna fail them...
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tulips, .com, and june '11. FUCK ALL, UP UP UP!
continue ahead euphoric lemmings.
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install ubuntu.
I don't have the option to change the US right now... no one have the power to change the US except lobbyists. why is that relevant? if you should not change OS, you should probably not mine either OS it's a typo. Why can't I just use SuSE? becuase suse is a sucky distro.
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install ubuntu.
I don't have the option to change the US right now... no one have the power to change the US except lobbyists. why is that relevant? if you should not change OS, you should probably not mine either
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that was just a standard reorg.
No, new v1 blocks should be rejected and not shown at all It was just a standard reorg/blockchain.info does not respect king Gavin's rules...
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The price went up 700% during the 5 weeks after 10/01/2010, from 0.06 to 0.5, and it only took another 2 months for the price to keep staying above 0.5, so I guess....
that does not count and you know it. anyone with 200$ could have done it. here we are talking about something like 600M$(rough estimate, pulled out of my ass, based on the maket cap.) So you are basically saying:" Once enough money pours in, it can be done." I know it looks ridiculous(I feel seriously unsettling as well), but I doubt all those thrown down $1M-2M orders in the blink of an eye are that stupid. calculated risks: they want you to think that bitcoin are going higher, and then they sell. price pumping 101. on the other hand: my mother does not know about bitcoin yet: bitcoin is not going to 200$
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When will the fear mongers stop?
not fear. its people like you who are pushing the price up, until you realize that you can't sell at a higher price in a reasonable timeframe. bitcoin is the future, but not the immediate future. its still in beta. the talk on forum is equivalent to that of june '11 (your next defend of why the price drop in '11: mtgox hack. then i say it was going to happen anyway)
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