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1  Economy / Economics / Re: Bitcoin's kryptonite: The 51% attack. on: June 07, 2011, 08:47:47 PM
Uh, comrades?

The existing computing power of Bitcoin is 61 PFlops. To execute such an attack, wouldn't someone need ANOTHER 61 PEtaflops?
2  Economy / Economics / Re: Whats with the $19 barrier on: June 07, 2011, 07:14:28 PM
http://mtgoxlive.bco.in/orders

Why isnt the value going over $19, there seems to be a weird invisible barrier, and this I think is counter arguing the thoughts of some that itll hit $100 soon... it cant even hit $20!

$19.25 right now.
3  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Want 10 bitcent? Link to Bitcoin Weekly in your signature. 2 BTC supply total. on: June 02, 2011, 07:09:08 AM
Done.

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4  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Is it safe to use Bitcoin for illicit transactions? on: June 02, 2011, 07:05:11 AM
The problem with anonymity is that a lot of people misunderstand its use.

Anonymity measures are not, primarily, designed to protect you from law enforcement who are already interested in pursuing you personally. They are designed to protect you from engaging this interest in the first place.

Imagine John. John is growing weed in his house. John is doing everything properly - purchasing all of his weed-growing supplies by cash, using intermediaries and false identities. His weed is grown in a basement under his house, protected from IR seekers.

Now Joe the cop walks by John's house. If John did everything right, this house looks just like any other house on the street. Joe wouldn't even notice it's there.  Perhaps even it looks slightly suspicious, but Joe is not going to break down the door in any suspicious house. Anonymity worked for John.

But if John is already the suspect in an ongoing investigation for whatever reason, Joe is going to look for the tiniest shred of evidence to use to get a warrant, or simply persuade a judge to sign one. In some countries a warrant is not needed, but the point remains: Joe comes back with a SWAT team, they tear the house apart, and find Joe's weed, or guns, or illegal political tracts. Same principle.

The person who was interviewed was right when they said Bitcoin help you little when the police have a personal angle for you. The police have far more resources than any one individual, and if they are gunning for an individual, chances are they'll get him. The point is avoiding becoming that individual in the first place.
5  Economy / Marketplace / Re: Earn 131BTC or 1BTC for getting shops/organisations to accept Bitcoin! on: May 18, 2011, 03:02:18 PM
I will email someone at http://www.proudproducers.com.
6  Local / Бизнес / Re: Переводы on: May 13, 2011, 09:19:52 AM
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Итого $10 по нынешнему курсу, что для рус-английских переводов достаточно дорого (нужно как минимум портфолио и отзывы).

Даю сверху ссылку на резюме.

Посоветуйте, где можно выложить портфолио.

Могу Вас порадовать - я как раз и есть он, ленинградский почтальон. То бишь носитель языка.
7  Other / Obsolete (selling) / Re: Translation and Writing Services (payment in bitcoins) on: May 13, 2011, 09:11:31 AM
Out of interest, which company do you work with?
8  Local / Бизнес / Re: Переводы on: May 11, 2011, 01:34:53 PM
Простите, не понимаю.

Я 7 лет работал на рынке  переводов, работал в различных фирмах. Везде расценки по словам.
9  Local / Бизнес / Переводы on: May 11, 2011, 06:38:45 AM
Предоставляю услуги по переводам (английский, иврит, русский) за BTC.

Расценка 0.005 BTC за слово на языке перевода (то есть, если в переведенном тексте - 250 слов, то оплата - 1.25 BTC).

Резюме здесь.
10  Other / Obsolete (selling) / Translation and Writing Services (payment in bitcoins) on: May 11, 2011, 06:34:14 AM
Email: microbalrog@gmail.com
Skills: Translator, English, Russian, and Hebrew. Writer - English.
Languages spoken: English , Russian, Hebrew, French

Education:
Tabeetha School, Jaffa  [Graduated with Distinction]
BA in History/English and American Studies.

Work Experience:


2008-2011 – Translator for Anlin Translations, LTD (including legal, technical and medical translations, as well as a novel (“Order of the Shadows”, by Dov Gonen, translated from Hebrew to Russian.

2009-2010 Translator for Simanim, LTD (including legal, technical, and medical translations).

2006-2008 – Translator for the translation agencies Transtitles, LTD (translating film subtitles from Hebrew and English into Russian) and ProText, LTD (translating safety instructions and legal agreements in English, Russian, and Hebrew) as well as the communications company Airlines, Inc, where I translated legal and technical documentation from English and Hebrew into Russian.

2005-2008 - Guest Editor/Columns author - Concealed Carry Magazine (a firearms and gun rights periodical).

2005 - Performed translation services for Medical Computing, LTD, translating medical texts from English into Hebrew.

2005 - Translator for the ”Beit Gavriel” Magazine [New York], helping to translate articles from the Russian edition of the magazine into Hebrew.

2003-2005 - Served in the Israel Defense Force as system operator and secretary. In conjunction with the former duties, I aided in translation of military technical documentation from English to Hebrew and vice versa.

2002 - Worked as a freelance translator, specializing in legal requests [Hebrew and Russian translations].

2002 – Performed localization of Thepolyglots.com company website from English into Russian.

2001 - Worked in the customer service department of Mihshuv Refui, LTD [Medical Computing].

2001 - Worked as a freelance translator, specializing in technical texts.


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