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21  Other / Off-topic / SHA256 checksum of Adobe Flash Player 11.9.900.117 on: November 03, 2013, 04:36:14 AM
This might sound as odd question but can some well known members here post checksums for full installer of latest Adobe Flash Player? The plugin version full installer, not the web installer crap. And sign the message with known address they control.
22  Other / Off-topic / Private key for equal amount of mBTC exchange on: August 10, 2013, 07:04:10 PM
I will exchange private key containing 0.00236107 BTC for exactly same amount transferred to my address (I will give the address private, don't send them to my signature).

Address here: https://blockchain.info/address/129jQr7DTbrmY5LMQvwmVBABbnNJTTxdF1

Reason for this: I was playing around with offline wallet creation and accidentally created the keypair from very bad entropy source. I cannot sweep the milibitcents I transfered there into Armory because my current computer is too weak to run Armory and I don't want to leave them there on that address. For somebody creating transactions manually it cost nothing to add another output.
23  Other / Meta / Deleted Post - censorship here on: June 06, 2013, 02:38:15 AM
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I hope bitcoins will enable normal people to clean society from faggots. Think about anonymous market with btc bounties for taking them down.
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The individuals above look clearly disturbed by the idea of homosexuality, which leads me to suspect they probably have repressed homosexual tendencies. Please seek professional help.
I'm also disturbed about idea of cannibalism. This is probably because I have hidden cannibalistic tendencies. I probably must seek professional chef to cook me some homeless person.

Please stop repeating the gay media brainwash about anti-homosexuals being gay!
24  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Technical Support / Question about block database corruption on unclean shutdown 0.8.1 on: May 27, 2013, 08:34:44 PM
My computer froze due to faulty PCI expansion card and I could recover only by pressing Reset button. I was doing initial blockchain download after clean install and the download was at 95% completion when PC froze. Bitcoin version is 0.8.1 and OS is Windows XP SP3.

How likely is to corrupt the database while downloading and verifying blockchain with hardware malfunction such as complete PC lockup?

How can I re-verify the locally stored blockchain files and should I do it? As I understand the Wallet.dat have additional checks implemented to check against corruption compared to older versions.

Sorry I have no experience with new LevelDB of 0.8.x client and it's resilience against computer freezing in middle of operation.
25  Other / Off-topic / I accidently burned myself! Twice! on: April 16, 2013, 12:35:13 AM
Accidentally put my fingers in boiling water while trying to find my tea in complete darkness. Then rushed to cool the damn hand under cold water but instead opened steamy hot water on full load. What a brainfart!

It hurts! Any advices to reduce pain? I have no drugs or booze to relax me. It is not serious enough to seek medical attention and everything will be OK soon.
26  Other / Politics & Society / This is the thread where you discuss free market, americans and libertarianism on: April 15, 2013, 12:20:35 PM
Please people, i know that some of you have really strong opinions about free market, but please do not make so many threads about it.
you people are crowding the politics board, and its not fun to troll you any more.

(i know that im going to be flamed with some free speech propaganda, bring it on!)

TO THE MODS: please make sticky, and remove/merge all other the Libertarian threads.
27  Economy / Service Discussion / Easywallet.org wallets compromised - Uninstall Google Chrome spyware right now! on: April 10, 2013, 05:14:50 PM
Here is the text file behind the hash I published few days ago in this link https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=169865.0

Code:
After finding about instawallet hack I was shocked how easy it was and that I did not think about it before someone else found it and made public. In my free time I searched for similar services using similar scheme and Easywallet.org was also had similar problems. Found about 950 URLs. I found it too laborous to check each of them and I used Greasemonkey script to harves the URLs. Added my address as dead mans switch that activates after 1 day. Sorry I'm too much excited right now. Typing this as a proof as I cannot access my GPG keys. Check the SHA256

2013-07-Apr

MysteryMiner

List of compromised web wallets as extracted by greasemonkey.

Code:
https://easywallet.org/w/2CYxA6fR1JHEgvkHazrxwY
https://easywallet.org/w/9X4vDgYAkU6AFn8b8fEnyD
https://easywallet.org/w/LdQLGuGiL4wiTXbaMFpQvx
https://easywallet.org/w/6F5ehrxfSb2imExdzuTgcS
https://easywallet.org/w/17osgC3m7kByNs27PqM1HK
https://easywallet.org/w/5P3ERncD8WnnaTEvU2QtuB
https://easywallet.org/w/SctJRqNJwzNugSbqFywKCS
https://easywallet.org/w/V5nXe9KYEHAnx5zs2LmMrs
https://easywallet.org/w/GzzVBfCeNXz6ThpjCq18Fi
https://easywallet.org/w/JMdTRQV7UgvZ86mP2SHzTA
https://easywallet.org/w/HfTPz7phGMpXTg68Rgsmnq
https://easywallet.org/w/H9NmM75mDin8DEeHZ77Yun
https://easywallet.org/w/2c8gvsgcBttf4BvQoTBsMF
https://easywallet.org/w/WxpLggqZx6S56yoQbzA2jr
https://easywallet.org/w/LxSdwYKaGNLc1AdwbWEH7U
https://easywallet.org/w/RsZH8GNk8CQMY83GpyTRKQ
https://easywallet.org/w/PMYkD6B5Vzr7A28Gs9f5y5
https://easywallet.org/w/GBfHNtdM2mvkmd15seURSi
https://easywallet.org/w/Cm7wGdp6EfMW2zSB6gbNa5
https://easywallet.org/w/T1XXSN57vgwQgk7peLKfMY
https://easywallet.org/w/Y7T18K2ZdwHAB5NDkuLSK8
https://easywallet.org/w/NEQn6XoGdvW9sSBVcssjir
https://easywallet.org/w/AtkrFkribH1jgD19rdj7RC
https://easywallet.org/w/JK5HsxHGBHhZ73nxtVfcMa
https://easywallet.org/w/EZDCNaVg2v1T7mqKSpQ6T8
https://easywallet.org/w/9aXJTQExvQFwac8YRuXrcS
https://easywallet.org/w/9inDSPEUjark4wC58gfadR
https://easywallet.org/w/9Wz7qFy7TFnRqmWYp83SGp
https://easywallet.org/w/JqNpqamcprybY7WoCLLUdE
https://easywallet.org/w/XL4prvzpnKmXr65YeXQ4Gk
https://easywallet.org/w/6oNknLWbS3BwC1Aqj1UewK
https://easywallet.org/w/PJThPGtBSAAcYPtvSdiQLd
https://easywallet.org/w/R6wDRK1hsfBPZDT2QXYAcA
https://easywallet.org/w/MBjc3NrBcZ1i7zcC8TU4U
https://easywallet.org/w/DkbeZzAGyKG9QaKYqU2fSd
https://easywallet.org/w/5kihHhfZJ8Pk5Z9pGxGR9P
https://easywallet.org/w/PEH9MarVRCpxW4kjwBp11q
https://easywallet.org/w/RxuS8d1uNnFNPmNKo8fgu7
https://easywallet.org/w/BmJN8YXBBNzZEEp6puWysG
https://easywallet.org/w/KawJtk9fTf3ERsodof5cqQ
https://easywallet.org/w/SLq1v26Bfe8e73DGkgStrX
https://easywallet.org/w/TYJ5RBidCRMZG6F7aALpXQ
https://easywallet.org/w/eUzCzecwNQiyTkgzMiaz2
https://easywallet.org/w/QWGqFgDddZm1wuoUvSPnKr
https://easywallet.org/w/RHq6VR3Pm27pynsQ1bsE8h
https://easywallet.org/w/SckTd1rYTGxkKJRpVBBNNK
https://easywallet.org/w/9xgrHnMhqpPm5uDAfDaMjz
https://easywallet.org/w/CQTTa44D6xWLVA3V3ySLDZ
https://easywallet.org/w/EMGGFgm7CtXWL3orXkoESx
https://easywallet.org/w/6mPi7JiPTMsX2pNwPCxMB2
https://easywallet.org/w/8UiMwKRKPaonNNcXuHj5HB
https://easywallet.org/w/DRaU8fdtfRTdJtcm96VKRt
https://easywallet.org/w/BUBQ8BKcNbuyybN9UwoJN6
https://easywallet.org/w/BQHiDYzyWsuDivhDW7NKb4
https://easywallet.org/w/5uXPc3itHtJiwAoDQG8fKd
https://easywallet.org/w/DcX2V93ykCpuwb2YfqKpPG
https://easywallet.org/w/XpRFd3qxJDMVu49KmxHCc6
https://easywallet.org/w/YKuFcEVc6MKeWSjsE6N8Gr
https://easywallet.org/w/X4rurV1B8czzp82rkRicCF
https://easywallet.org/w/HdNTaCA1EDMAP6uFnQwSp3
https://easywallet.org/w/Ch9WtCn628AH9ZE6GpjiwG
https://easywallet.org/w/X54Fe2GeySBfjQXHdLkXrb
https://easywallet.org/w/ECMBMFGGUAu497yka1aD3h
https://easywallet.org/w/2iEdkedwgvpd7Fp6Ned2Ao
https://easywallet.org/w/6fjaDMd3RBQiAwr2RpQrB3
https://easywallet.org/w/Lq9jX9EJQS2hmroXzEL9nL
https://easywallet.org/w/6eZxQBoCKUhsTduhj1PSux
https://easywallet.org/w/WpqShPhyiV9LMMgfSmiHDv
https://easywallet.org/w/7pL3snyeLzKhNz7qpyHrvU
https://easywallet.org/w/X3tPmDJptW9Ku6ffkFiJzs
https://easywallet.org/w/3koLGn5T5j8XJSLQQAnLyw
https://easywallet.org/w/UFgnxjuKkFuoUAHGngZGeM
https://easywallet.org/w/6onMTooCuYfSb6U4Sjqmvu
https://easywallet.org/w/6JrLHMPaiAarrPbvpWVhJ4
https://easywallet.org/w/PSkjH1htGQTe2AomoKYPkb
https://easywallet.org/w/8CUavWqLjc52C9fX4bnfmT
https://easywallet.org/w/PzZMAyaaGzBztPYfifvm4r
https://easywallet.org/w/ASVN9bfRcdEwR7zJmCaRCL
https://easywallet.org/w/X1P3GS9jWpxZfGrRf3PjFa
https://easywallet.org/w/D32hX5o34DWrw5ZRa83kz7
https://easywallet.org/w/84rKaJ7Qz6JBCkMrsiDvwJ
https://easywallet.org/w/FGXM8AQxQLvVB1KABuYJXC
https://easywallet.org/w/GqxYAt6AjXj8z6zD6xbQon
https://easywallet.org/w/5q6nHdiLUzqFqasMZuqBne
https://easywallet.org/w/HCDX4J9meDNEmCdzkvJfzi
https://easywallet.org/w/GKt9xyi6ozN5DS9NBX3KPP
https://easywallet.org/w/DSRLCyeRmZxw24CNNxanjR
https://easywallet.org/w/XhNMoSLYV4AnhCxxPbzdZ
https://easywallet.org/w/N4Q91ohNshBMDsZTvBRQMC
https://easywallet.org/w/LKJe79yBWZV4Bu9EPH9LTx
https://easywallet.org/w/CFDM42w943mUnKQ1y3sNbb
https://easywallet.org/w/C6waQar7xCh9BfPcjAHUh9
https://easywallet.org/w/Jvh7M7HRiHw65fKkGpTdYh
https://easywallet.org/w/RDbPmmuoGkC56grEfWsZ9m
https://easywallet.org/w/BqBaMvuwyHGVPo1vzcnmTn
https://easywallet.org/w/XNjgWDXSg8r2Gf3gHJcuTc
https://easywallet.org/w/74mymMsiUB17RV72Xtde3M
https://easywallet.org/w/Jf5QjxDbLZAQP65zYcsVHa
https://easywallet.org/w/K23PFmadbk1mdDEfdcSsA1
https://easywallet.org/w/EpkHRVs2wUSqNnWbCX5iGN
https://easywallet.org/w/67xJREzpQ8cicRTwaSGHH1
https://easywallet.org/w/4rpiUXK9hHrHJZvm4cJnx7
https://easywallet.org/w/67rGZsBuFjrbasRZaEPr6a
https://easywallet.org/w/2h3YK8Xue8xG3dkv5cr1u8

What happened? Easywallet have the secret URLs leaked to google and showing up in Google searches by searching site:easywallet.org/w/ and choosing to show similar results. I used Greasemonkey script to harvest the urls from google search, manually checked all of them for coins and added my address as a dead mans switch with 1 day activation so any coins deposited there will end up in my wallet. The Google have about 950 URLs in their database but search result returns about 100 of them. This is smaller scale leak compared to Instawallet because Easywallet is less popular. The leak itself most likely is caused by users using Google Chrome that sends everything entered to address bar to Google and then showing up the results in searches. The robots.txt prevents the spidering of secret urls but the leaking of secret url to 3rd party itself is a security fail.

How to prevent it? Don't use Google Chrome at all. It leaks everything You visit to Google. It is worst browser ever, it is often installed as unrequested drive-by install of some freeware such as Skype. They store your browsing history on their servers, incorporate the private data into search results and readily serves the private data to FBI and every other three letter agency douchebags. When using Firefox install this addon https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/refcontrol/?src=search and set default behavior to "No referer (3rd party only)" or disable referer sending altogether in Firefox preferences.

I was unable to steal any coins Sad Most of addresses were empty or with too small amounts of coins to be withdrawable. Notified owners, got response. They already knew about it. Initially I thought it would be much larger deal as it is now. I expected to grab some coins and expected that other hackers will discover this independently and as a result the Easywallet users will start losing coins in large quantities.

As for Instawallet I think they probably shut down due to other reasons, not similar leak discovered by The Founder.

Thank's to The Founder for his original idea here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=159025.0
28  Other / Archival / [Poll added] Please save this SHA256 or timestamp it! on: April 07, 2013, 09:01:23 PM
aedd6c30a81f53c301a2862901c32719f40e4b891c47a27039093b2c539e7f95

Please save this here or timestamp/sign it. GPG or Namecoin.

It is needed if I decide to make public announcement later as a proof I did not made it up after the shit hit the fan. Until then it will remain Mystery to be mined.
29  Other / Politics & Society / Cryptocurrency association to homosexuality are not acceptable! on: March 28, 2013, 11:48:42 PM
I got this private message
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Do bitcoiners look like bunch of faggots and queers?

It was my reply to this thread https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=160162.0

The thread was about bitcoin users having so called "prides" like homosexuals do. And requesting "equality" and "rights", just like the perverts do. As a strong supporter or normal people and normal relationships, I will not tolerate to be part of movement that mimics homosexuals in any way. Or accepts them as "normal" or "acceptable". I fought both homosexuals and police in censored and will do it again if the need arises http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DVh5H3mAHuY

Bitcointalk is good in keeping freedom of speech and information. We can discuss many taboo issues, like the Silk Road, bank corruption, black markets or anything else related to these important questions. Censoring one users post because of his attitude towards queers and homos are not acceptable for me.
30  Economy / Lending / Receiving 200$ PayPal loan on: March 13, 2013, 07:23:30 PM
I'm going to have 200$ PayPal to my PayPal account from MoonShadow. Will pay him back 220$ after 65 days from now (at May 17, 2013). This is for public records.
31  Other / Off-topic / The Devil's dictionary on Bitcoin terminology by MysteryMiner on: January 11, 2013, 12:23:56 AM
It is almost 2 years ago when I started modifying the bitcoin FAQ located here. Now it is finished. I can't find original thread so I will start a new one. This is final version. I have malfunctioning keyboard on my old PC so some misspellings are unintentional, in addition to intentional ones. Most malfunctioning keys are U and T. If I remember correctly, some mod told that I will get sticky for this when finished. It does not matter. Also it does not matter if someone is offended here by profanities and trolling in here. So here it is:

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'AES'
Advanced Encryption Standard. An algorithm for encrypting childporn and warez.

'AFAIK'
As Far As I Know.

'AKA'
Also Known As.

'Alt'
Alternative, for example, an altcoin is an alternative way to lose money.

'ANN'
Announcement. Usually used at the start of topic title to draw additional attention and look official in nature. Example: "[ANN] Bitcoin Savings and Trust by pirateat40 is now open"

'AML'
Anti-Money Laundering. A self-enforced control that requires financial services, even if they are not real financial services such as bitcoin exchanges, to take away privacy and money of random people in an excuse to detect and report money laundering activities.

'Arbitrage'
The practice of taking advantage of a price difference between two or more exchanges. The aim is to profit by buying cheaper on one exchange and selling higher on the other. If done wrong it will turn out as buying higher and selling cheaper. Anyway this keeps the market price similar across all the exchanges.

'Armory'
Silk Road spin-off site that allows secure gun trade to complement your drug dealing business. Armory Bitcoin client was named after The Armory .onion site.

'ASIC'
Application-Specific Integrated Circuit. An advanced type of buzzword used for preorder scam.

'Atlas'
A member of the forum used to post under the name Atlas. He posted frequently and the content of his posts were often funny. Today the word Atlas refers to anyone of Atlas sockpuppets with similar content or meaning.

'Bank Wire'
Thin metallic wire used by banks. Usually made from conductive material and often used to conduct wire fraud.

'Bcrypt'
A cross platform file encryption utility that is useless because of closed source. Use TrueCrypt or DiskCryptor instead.

'Bear'
Someone who belongs to so called Bear gay community. Usually fat man with hairy body and Goatse. Further reading here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bear_%28gay_culture%29

'BFL'
Butterfly Labs. Scammers that used to sell FPGA Bitcoin mining devices to gain trust. Then the scam were advanced to next planned stage when ASIC development were announced. The plan is to take ASIC preorders, delay the promised "shipping" date as much as possible. They also use both newbie accounts and paid fanboys with contest signatures to make a feeling in Bitcointalk community that ASIC development is in final stages and there is no other possibility than to preorder ASIC device from them. They also are buying back the BFL FPGA devices to resell them for more profit. It is possible that other so called ASIC developers are BFL shills.

'BIP'
Bitcoin Improvement Proposals. A system for submitting ideas to derail Bitcoin development and introduce ideas that are against original spirit of Bitcoin.

'Bitcoind'
The same as Bitcoin but only with d at the end. Used to integrate with other software by knowledgeable users. Often asked by noobs how to run it.

'Block'
A block is block. Can transmute into cockblock when somebody attempts to explain it's data structure to girlfriend.

'Blockchain'
Chain of blocks. Part of way how Bitcoin works. See also Chain smoking

'Block Party'
A party celebrating the halving of the block reward. Similar to funeral because for miners there is nothing to celebrate. Contrary to funeral it is almost predictable and can happen more than once in lifetime. For visual representation google Lemon party

'Block Reward'
Miners creating Bitcoins out of thin air every time they successfully publish a block. Some argue that this is the reason why Bitcoin fail.

'Bot'
Automated program that mimics actions of real users. See also Atlas

'BOT'
The same as Bot but only with all letters CAPITAL.

'Botnet'
Private cloud computing made by basement dwellers.

'Bounty'
Brand of chocolate bar.

'Brain Wallet'
A brain wallet refers to the concept of losing bitcoins in one's own mind by forgetting of a passphrase.

'Brony'
Male, usually adult, with the inexplicable interests of a little girl. Can usually be spotted by their choice of avatar, My Little Pony. (ya I know... "haters gonna hate.")

'Bruce Wagner'
Once the public face of bitcoin, he fell into comfortable chair at the beach of Tenerife after running away with his customers money claiming his business 'MyBitcoin' was hacked.

'Brute Force'
An sure way to gain access to something by trying all possible keys until the correct key is found. Some argue that this is how Goatse was made.

'BT'
Type of Russian armored personal carrier. It is so popular that even Bitcointalk.org forum is sometimes called BT after this APC.

'BTC' 
CBT with letters in wrong order. Originally CBT stands for Cock Ball Torture.

'BTW'
Between.

'Bull'
Someone who thinks the market will go up. They are called Bulls because theyr predicion is bullshit.

'Bump' & 'Bumping'
Bumping is posting in a thread with the sole purpose of moving the thread to the top of the recent posts list. Often posts of this nature include the word 'Bump' and are made by Atlas or dank.

'B2B'
Black-to-Blonde. Porno where poor African kid are adopted and loved by wealthy blond lesbian.

'Casascius'
Counterfeiter of physical bitcoins.

'CLAG'
Sound produced when Cryptocurrency Legal Advocacy Group blurps out legal news related to cryptocurrencies.

'Client'
The part of Botnet software that is used to connect and control remote computers, called servers. Actually it is vice versa but no one cares as long as C&C is hidden in .onion

'Cloud' & 'Cloud Computing'
1) Same as Botnet.
2) Also a buzzword used by large corporations to describe distributed computing to get more profit. Trusting your personal data to cloud computing is actually more dangerous than being a part of botnet.

'Coinbase'
All bitcoin bases can be traced back to us.
The Coinbase.

'Confirmations'
They need to be at least 6 for paranoia to disappear. If confirmations are 5 or less, it is almost guaranteed that the person you are dealing with will make the 5 confirmations to disappear in the moment You let them have the goods or services they are purchasing.

'Cosbycoin'
Alternate cryptcoin.

'Crack'
Essential part of software to make it work and remove or disable features which are considered undesirable by everyone.

'CWOT'
Complete Waste Of Time. e.g bitcoin mining. See also CPU mining

'CYA' & 'CYOA'
Cover Your Ass / Cover Your Own Ass. See also Goatse

'Dark Web'
A collection of websites that are only accessible over a Darknet. The Dark Web is actually a subset of the Deep Web, and as such is not indexed by standard search engines. See also Silk Road

'Darknet'
Hidden network where connections are made only between pedophiles and FBI peers using software such as Freenet and Tor.

'DCAO'
Secret society formed by MNW when he was rejected by the Illuminati and the Bilderberg Group.

'DCC' & 'CPC'
Dynamic Currency Conversion / Cardholder Preferred Currency. A jewgold creating service in which holders of credit cards have the cost of a transaction converted to their local currency when making a payment in a foreign currency.

'Deep Web' & 'Deepnet'
World Wide Web content that is not part of the Surface Web, and can be found on any standard search engines such as Google. Use Google with disabled SafeSearch to search Deep Web.

'Demurrage'
The punishment for having money invented by FED. Similar to inflation, demurrage deliberately diminishes the purchasing power of money, thereby encouraging everyone to constantly spend money on unnecessary shit like new iPhone and drugs.

'DES'
Data Encryption Standard. An insecure and useless algorithm for encrypting data because of small key length.

'Deterministic Wallet'
A wallet that you need to backup only once. It creates all your bitcoin addresses, and private keys, from a random number called a "seed". Your wallet can be stolen from the seed.

'Difficulty' & 'Difficulty Adjustment'
The bitcoin network has a target rate of bitcoin production from thin air which is portion of free bitcoins every ten minutes. In order to control free bitcoin production rates the network adjusts the difficulty of the cryptographic puzzle miners need to solve in order to get free coins. Difficulty adjustments occur once every 2016 blocks, which is about every two weeks.

'DILLIGAF?'
Dilli Fag but again with misplaced letters

'DL'
1) Download.
2) Dead Link. Same as Download with exception that it does not deliver.

'Double Spend'
Double-spending is successfully spending the same coins more than once. Actually coins are spent only once, but the goods or services are received twice, so it must be called Double Receiving. See also Double Penetration

'DoS' & 'DDoS'
Denial-Of-Service Lulz/Distributed Denial-Of-Service Lulz. An sure way to make a computer or internet resource, such as a web site, unavailable to its butthurt users. Usually the attacker will attempt to easily overload the systems resources. See also Shared hosting

'Dox', 'Doxed' & 'Doxxed'
Documented. When a person is "doxxed", all their personal information is made available for all users to FAP. Names, addresses, phone numbers, Goatse and school/work are not spared. This practice is sometimes routinely used as a punishment for misdoings.

'DSA'
Digital Signature Algorithm. An algorithm for digital signatures. These digital signatures are created by algorithm.

'DVC'
Devcoin, an altcoin designed to scam open source developers. Developers sure need a coin that no one else uses and that are next to worthless. Devcoins are very good because this gives excuse for everyone else not to donate them much more valuable Bitcoins.

'Dwolla'
A United States-only e-commerce company that provides an online payment system and mobile payments network by the same name. It is called after Nigga or Fella because niggas use Dwolla to buy Bitcoins and launder drug money.

'DWUSD'
Dwolla USD.

'Early Adopter Envy'
A sense of jealousy for those who were able to buy a significant amount of bitcoins at a fraction of the price they are today. See also Butthurt

'ECDSA'
Elliptic Curve Digital Signature Algorithm. An algorithm part of Bitcoin protocol. Elliptic Curve Digital Signatures are based upon the curves of women body.

'Edit', '/edit:' & '[Edit]'
A note to inform the reader that this part of the post has been self-censored.

'EFF'
Electronic Freedom Foundation. An international non-profit digital rights advocacy and legal organization infiltrated by FBI moles to sabotage Tor project.

'EFT' & 'ETF'
Electronic Funds Transfer. A system for transferring money from some random bank account directly to MisteryMiners account.

'Electrum'
An open source, lightweight (thin) client that is used by weak or too much infected computers run by losers. See also Norton Antivirus.

'Elliot Wave'
A form of technical analysis. It is use to analyse financial market cycles and forecast market trends by identifying psihoactive drug overdose in investor body.

'Escrow Service'
Service that allows You to lose money in addition to receiving broken goods or no goods at all. Also it is great for sellers because it allows losing both goods and money. See also MyBitcoin

'Faucet'
A site which gives out almost worthless few thousands of a coin to get newbies started. Actually faucets are intended for haxorz to get some free coins as newbies are unable to cheat them.

'Fiat'
1) Car made in Italy
2) Government issued currency.
According to majority of bitcoin users both Fiat and fiat are shit, although there is some doubts about the car.

'Finney Attack'
A type of double spend attack originally described by Hal Finney. It targets merchants accepting zero confirmation transactions and requires the cooperation of a powerful miner. Merchants who accept zero confirmation transactions after this kind of attack are left paralyzed.

'FPGA'
Field-Programmable Gate Array. A type of hardware used for bitcoin mining in battlefield conditions. Named Gate Array to honor Bill Gates

'Fractional Reserve'
A banking system in which only a fraction of the deposits are backed by actual cash-on-hand and are available for withdrawal. This is done to scam everyone by creating money from thin air that can be loaned out to other parties. Fractional-reserve systems are so fucked up that they caused the AIDS.

'FSF'
Free Software Foundation. Non-profit organization dedicated to eliminating restrictions on copying, redistributing, understanding, and modifying computer programs

'FTFY'
Fixed That For You. Appended to a modified quotation, as if the modification “fixes” a mistake in the original statement.

'FUD'
Fear, Uncertainty and Doubt. Accidental conseqence of sharing someones fears caused by misunderstanding how technology works.

'Fungibility'
The property of a good or a commodity whose individual units are capable of sustaining fungus colony, such as crude oil, shares in a company, bonds, precious metals, or currencies. Shoes are an example of a fungible good. You can just wear someone else's, it's gross and they'll be the wrong size, with fungi all over it so they are fungible.

'FWIW'
For What It's Worth.

'FYI'
For Your Information.

'Genesis Block'
The first block of the Bible released on Jan 1, 5630 BC.

'GIYF'
Google Is Your Friend. Implies that the NSA, CIA, DHS, IRS, FBI and also GCHQ also is Your Friends, because Google monitors, stores, analyzes and shares everyhing You search on google with these entities in real time.

'GLBSE'
GLobal Bitcoin Stock Exchange. An exchange that provided services to users to buy/sell assets, stocks & bonds. This exchange has now Goatsed and renamed to LGBT.

'Goxxed'
MtGox is a bitcoin exchange that many claim is plagued with AIDS. The term 'goxxed' is the same as 'goatsed'.

'GPG' & 'GnuPG'
Gnu Privacy Guard. A cryptographic software suite that facilitates drug trade, child rape and terrorism. GPG is a part of the Free Software Foundation's GNU software project.

'GPL'
General Public License. The most wildly used software license, which guarantees end users that there is no need to search for crack with addition to standart freedoms to use, study, copy, and modify proprietary software.

'GPU'
Graphics Processing Unit. Can be used to play games or mine bitcoins.

'Hash'
A hash is a unique string of cannabis pollen. They are used in the bitcoin network and most often discussion of hash potency and taste relates to mining performance.
(See -  How Silk Road works)

'Hash Rate'
A unit of hashish consumption expressed as follows;
1 h/s = 1 gram of hashish per second
1 Kh/s = Kilogram of hashish per second.
1 Mh/s = Megaton of hashish per second. 1,000 metric tons of hashish (1,000,000 h/s)
1 Gh/s = Gigaton of hashish per second. Only largest termonuclear weapons can blow at this scale
1 Th/s = Teraton of hashish per second. This is how Bitcointalk user Dank starts his day.

'Honey Pot'
A honey pot is a "trap" expressly set up to attract wasps. Its purpose is to detect, deflect, or in some manner counteract attempts at unauthorized/illegal entrance of wasps into computer systems with air cooling.

'Hop', 'Hopping' & 'Hop Proof'
Pool hopping is the act of jumping into swimming pool from various heights. Bitcoin miners do this in order to increase their likely profitability. There is a discussion on whether this if fair to non-hoppers, as their profit are diminished, so some pools implement 'Hop Proof' systems such as underwater spikes.

'IANAL'
'I love Anal'. Also can be spelled as 'I Need A Lawyer'

'IDGAF'
I Don't Give A Fuck. (Probably only thing that was not changed by MysteryMiner)

'IIRC'
Same as IRC but with one extra I.

'IMO' & 'IMHO'
In My Opinion / In My Humble Opinion. IMHO is used more often not because 'Humble' but because IMHO looks better.

'IRC'
Internet Relay Chat. An internet based text messaging chat system that is designed to control oldschool botnets in real time.

'IXC'
Ixcoin, altcoin with a faster rate of maturity. All Ixcoins will be mined 18 years before the last bitcoin. And Ixcoin project will be abandoned by everyone long before that.

'Jelly'
Jelly is gel-like substance that could have prevented Goatse.

'kBTC'
KiloBitcoin = 1 thousand bitcoins = 1000 BTC = unseen fortne that everyone reading this wish he had.

'Keylogger'
A piece of software that logs all keystrokes on a keyboard. They are often used hilariously to gain access to secret information such as passwords.

'Keynesian'
A school of cryptographic thought inspired by the ideas of the keymaker John Maynard Keynes. Keynesians advocates a mixed security based on keys, predominantly public/private keys, but with a role for government intervention during investigations.

'Krugman Fallacy'
The view that Bitcoin will not succeed because of its deflationary nature. People will "hoard" it instead of spending it, even when they starve to death, run out of ganja and other drugs or worse.

'KYC'
Know Your Customer. Named after KY-Jelly used in anal probes. A legal requirement to make a unreasonable efforts to confirm your costumers true identity. This policy helps to prevent things like privacy and financial freedom.

'Laundry'
See - 'Instagram'.

'LE'
Limited Edition.

'Leverage'
In finance, leverage is a general term for any technique used to multiply gains and losses. A common way to multiply losses is by lending money to multiple people. 

'LGPL'
Lesser GNU Demonic Public License. A software licence that is similar, but lesser evil than full GPL. Not to be mistaken with LGBT that is more evil than anything else.

'Libertard'
A commonly observed combination of 'Librarian' and 'Retard'.

'Liberty Dollar'
A private currency produced by the United States. The currency is issued in minted metal rounds (i.e. coins) without any gold/silver vaule.

'Limited Order'
A limited order is an order that is placed above or below outhouse seat. It may or may not be filled depending on the movements of the bowels.

'Linden Dollar'
A virtual currency that is used to get real money by hackers and carders.

'Liquidity'
Phisical state called liquidity is an asset's ability to be liquid without causing a significant movement and with minimum loss of value. Liquidity is characterized by a high level of flowing activity. Liquids that can be easily bought or sold are known as liquid assets.

'LMAO' & 'LMFAO'
Pop band from late 2000's.

'LOL'
Lola, shorter form of Lolita, shorter form of CP.
 
'Long'
The position of trolls, "It's going UP UP UP!". A long position means the holder of the position owns bitcoins and will by more ganja if the price goes up.

'LQC'
Liquidcoin, another sucessful altcoin.

'LR', 'LRUSD' & 'LREUR'
LibertyReserve / LibertyReserve USD / LibertyReserve EUR. A private currency exchange system issued by Liberty Reserve S.A. of San José, Costa Rica. Often used for transferring funds to and from hacked accounts.

'LTC'
Litecoin, altcoin designed to be a smaller but bigger version of bitcoin.

'M', 'Mr M' & 'The Manipulator'
A imagined or halucinated agent who controls the market value with his vast reserves of drugs and bitcoins.

'Margin'
In margin is a border at the dimensional ends of something.

'Margin Call'
A phone call placed from or to margin.

'Market Order'
A market order is an order placed at local market. Market orders are always filled immediately.

'Martingale'
Way to profit from Satoshi Dice. Also a way for Satoshi Dice to profit from You.

'mBTC' & 'BTM'
MilliBitcoin = 1 thousandth of a bitcoin = 0.001 BTC = average amont of bitcoins you will ever have.

'Merkle Tree'
A data tree structure whose leafs contain the data and a hash is generated at each branch all the way down to the root. Changing the data at any leaf results in a change in the root hash. Angela Merkele contributed to Merkle Tree development on her Robotron computer when she was a young nudist chick and worked for STASI in DDR

'Mine'
Mining is the act of linking wires into the improvised explosive device made from explosives purchased from deep web with bitcoins.

'Miner'
Me, but withot the Mystery.

'Mining Rig'
A computer system, usually built with parents money and used for gaming and occassional mining bitcoins.

'MIT' & 'MIT License'
Licence that most times does no require crack or keygen. Similar to GPL but sometimes portions of MIT licensed code are included in warez releases.

'MITM Attack'
A Man-In-The-Middle attack is a type of attack where gunman is male and he is located in middle of something, usually surrounded by his victims. Similar concept is Women-In-The-Middle attack, with exception that the women is the attack target. See also double penetration.

'MNW'
Matthew N. Wright. A lulz-productive member of this forum who like a Boss made a 10,000 BTC bet. He lost the bet and was smart enogh not to pay, and has now uses his sockpuppets to post here.
(See - The 10,000 BTC bet thread)

'Moar'
A index page dedicated to Child Porn. Accessible only within darknet called Freenet.

'MoneyPak'
A cash top-up card provided by the Green Dot Corporation. Very usefull for purchasing bitcoins and other goods from Silk Road 2.0 vendors.

'Multi-sig'
A system that requires multiple cryptographic authentication keys. Or a system that requires losing only one of the cryptographic keys.

'NMC'
Namecoin, an altcoin that is neither coin and also not a usable domain name system.

'Node' & 'Full Node'
A computer that is connected to the bitcoin network. Nodes are described as full if they eventually will run ot of hard drive space (become full) by running bitcoin clien that stores blockchain.

'Nonce'
A nonsense added to each bitcoin block that eventally makes sense by creating valid block. Then Nonce will become Ounce of ganja, purchased by block reward bitcoins.

'NSFW'
New South Fcking Wales. Part of Australia used to describe Internet content often used in the typical workplace, as opposed to SFW, Safe For Work.

'Nym'
The real Nym, not the cheaper and more common pseudonym.
 
'OBO'
Our Best Officer.

'OMG', 'OMFG', 'zOMG', 'zOMFG', 'ZOMG' & 'ZOMFG'
Oh My Fucking God / Oh My Fucking God. The "F" is accidently left out in first, third and fifth variation and "z" sometimes are added as multiplier in cases when plain OMFG is understatement.

'OP'
Over Power. For example Satoshi Nakomoto is OP with his bitcoins.

'OT'
1) Off Topic.
2) Operating Tethan. Insane scientists operating to censor internet.

'OTC'
Over The Counter. Scam that is done directly between two parties.

'OTOH'
OTON written with russian letters.

'o.o' & 'o_o'
A face with a blank stare.

'o.O', 'O.O', 'o_O' & 'O_O'
Shock, supprize or puzzlement.

(.) , (0)
Your asshole before and after anal.

(.) , (.)
Your girlfriends asshole befor and after anal.

'Paper Wallet'
A paper wallet is a way to lose bitcoins by printing the addresses and private keys directly on a piece of paper, or other material.

'PCI'
Slot used to connect devices inside desktop computer.

'PCI DSS'
A proprietary information security standard for organizations that handle the PCI cards.

'PGP'
Pretty Good Privacy. An encryption system that provides both data security and authentication but does not hide the fact that two parties are communicating using encryption.

'Pirate', 'Pirateat40' & 'Trendon Shavers'
An exceptionally successful bitcoin adopter.

'Pizza'
An often referenced event. The most bitcoins paid for a pizza is 5,000 BTC. In fact, it was two pizzas for 10,000 BTC.
(See - The pizza thread)

'PM'
1) Pistolet Makarova, a extremely common russian firearm.
2) Personal Message.
3) Perfect Money, an e-payment system that is very similar to Liberty Reserve.

'Ponzi Scheme'
A principial Bitcoin structure.

'Pool'
Artificial basin of water, where group of bitcoin miners come together in order to improve their chances of getting laid.

'POS'
1) See - 'Proof Of Stake'.
2) Point Of Sale. Location where a transaction occurs, usually associated with electronic cash registers.
3) Piece Of Shit. A more general term that includes the above two.

'POT'
Real world goods purchaseable with bitcoins.
(See - The POT thread)

'POV'
Point Of View. Genre in porn where the male actor holds handleld camera, giving impression that the movie spectator is engaging in action.
 
'PP', 'PPUSD', 'PPEUR' & 'PPGBP'
Paypal / Paypal USD / Paypal EUR / Paypal GBP.

'PPC'
Pipecoin, altcoin incorporating proof of snake.

'PPL'
People.

'PPS'
Crude World War 2 russian submachinegun.

'PPT'
Pirate Pass Through. An investment operation run by Pirateat40 which many claimed was a ponzi scheme, which in fact it was.

'PR'
Public Relations. A strategic truth distortion and maniplation process that builds beneficial image for organizations.

'Proof Of Stake'
An alternative to Proof of Work for lazy computers who don't want to work. With Proof of Stake, the resource that's compared is the amount of bitcoins a miner holds rather than computational effort expended.

'Proof Of Work'
Underpinning bitcoin is it's proof of work algorithm. It is a computational problem which when solved proves that you are lucky.

'PSP'
Play Station Portable.

'Public Key' & 'Private Key'
1) In the context of Bitcoin. A private key is a secret number that allows bitcoins to be spent. Because the private key is the "ticket" that allows someone to spend bitcoins, it is insufficien that it is kept secure, it mus remain unknown to everyone else.
2) In the context of Public Key Cryptography. Public key cryptography is a cryptographic system that requires two keys. The public key is used to encrypt the data, and the private key is used to decrypt it.

'Pump And Dump'
A form of grilfriend manipulation where when women's belly is abnormaly inflated, through false and misleading disuse of condoms, the girlfriend is dumped.

'P2P'
Peer To Peer. A network architecture where all nodes cooperate on an equal basis to spread warez.

'QR Code'
A QR Code is the two dimensional equivalent of a bar code. Instead of lines a QR Code is a two dimensional array of squares. Often malicios links are displayed/printed as QR codes in public places.

'Randian'
Follower of the reggatone musician Randy.

'Reward Halving'
Bitcoin enforces artificial scarcity by halving the reward given to botnet operators every 4 years. Eventually, in the year 2140 bitcoins will not be used because by then binary electronic computing will be old technology, as wired telegraph sending messages in morse code are today.

'RIPEMD-160'
RACIST Integrated Primates Evolution Message Digest. An algorithm that generates a hashish when provided with input ganja.

'ROFL'
Rolling On Floor Laughing. What shold happen when reading this topic with friends while smoking ganja.

'ROI'
Return On Investment. The actual or unlikely possibility return of money wasted. See 'pirateat40' for example of high ROI

'SA'
SturmAbteilung. A early nazi brownshirt organization with strong opinions about everything, including bitcoin.

'SAT' & 'Satoshi'
Smallest possible denomination of bitcoin, which is 0.00000001 BTC. Satoshi also is creator of bitcoin. This means Bitcoin is created by it's smallest denomination.

'Satoshi Client'
The creator of bitcoin at the grocery store.
 
'Satoshi Nakamoto'
You.

'SC'
Solidcoin, laso known as Scamcoin, a defunct scamcoin.

'Scamcoin'
Any other cryptocoin other than Bitcoin.

'Scammer Tag'
A scammer is someone who has made money on Bitcointalk form other people. Anyone found guilty of scamming gets a scammer tag which is publicly visible on all their posts.

'SEC'
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. A jewish agency which is responsible for enforcing kosher laws. 

'SEPA'
Single Euro Payments Area. A payment-integration initiative of the Illuminati for simplification and harmonization of bank transfers.

'SHA-256'
Secure Hashish Algorithm. An algorithm that generates a hashish when provided with input marijuana.

'Shitlist'
A TOP list of pirateat40 wannabes.

'Short'
The position for gay bears. A short position means the gay in the position has borrowed bitcoins and sold them, hoping to buy them back again when they are cheaper. But he failed somehow and need to pay back.

'Shut Up And Take My Money!'
Used to imply that a financial offer is at least poorly thought out or at worst a con.
 
'Sig' & 'Signature'
Sig is firearms manufacturer from Switzerland. Signature is a place where to place paid adverisement on this forum.

'SLL'
Second Life Linden. See - 'Linden Dollar'.

'Sockpuppet'
A sockpuppet is an online identity used for proving that You are right.

'Sounds Legit' & 'Seems Legit'
Its a safe assumption that when you read this phrase it is actually legit and safe to proceed.

'Speculation'
The practice of losing money or bitcoins in an attempt to profit from short or medium term fluctuations in the market value. Also refers to guessing of future market value.

'Spread'
The amount by which the left leg is apart from right leg. This is essentially proportional to price that a buyer is willing to pay for a prostitute.

'SR'
SilkRoad, an online marketplace that was famous for its wonderful offerings.

'Stale' & 'Stale Share'
Mining pools give each miner some "job" to be done - a bitcoin block header that the miner will hash in search of a share. When lulz are done by the pool, the old block header becomes stale. If someone finds a share calculated from the stale block header, it's considered a wasted work and miner will go and drink beer. Preferably not stale beer.

'STFU'
Shut The Fuck Up!

'Sticky'
A small note with adhesive on one side and. A very secure way to write down your passwords, bitcoin private keys and other important things and attach them to computer monitor. It is almost unhackable because even when computer is hacked from network, the sticky notes cannot be read by hacker.

'TA'
Technical Analysis. The arcane science of trying to predict future market value by drawing straight lines over top of squiggly lines. (I don't remember modifying this --MM)

'Taint'
Word 'Paint' with 'T' instead of 'P'. False concept that postulates that all bitcoins are no equal.

'TANSTAAFL'
There Ain't No Such Thing As A Free Lunch. A false concept.

'Thin Client'
A client that is so thin that it doesn't maintain a blockchain or validate transactions.

'Three-pronged Attack'
Named after a method made famous by Bruce Lee and Richard Wagner. A multi-vector attack which includes martial arts techniques combined with more direct attacks of acoustic diarrhea.

'TL:DR'
This whole post.

'TNBTC'
Bitcoin Test Net. The testnet is test-inside-test for testing the experimental concept called Bitcoin.

'Tor' & 'TOR'
According to Tor documentation Tor means nothing and writing it as TOR is wrong. A system that enables pedophiles, terrorists and every other criminal, including You, to communicate anonymously on the Internet.

'Tragedy Of The Commons'
Future event when sheeple will be slaughtered by ZOG.

'Transaction Fee'
When you make a transaction it is not possible to exclude a transaction fee. The miner that publishes the block containing your transaction gets to keep the transaction fee. It should be noted that once all the bitcoins have been mined the computers and bitcoin with them will be archaic and obsolete technology.

'TRC'
Terracoin. An scamcoin with a block production target rate of 2 minutes. A total number of 42 million terracoins will not be produced.

'Trojan Horse'
A type of software that is a legitimate file and helpful program whose real purpose is, for example, to grant a hacker authorized access to a computer.

'Troll'
Someone who posts messages with different opinion or have diverse interests.

'Tumbler'
A service that allows people to put in their bitcoins in and then randomly runs away with them (perhaps minus a small percentage of people who use the tumbler early to get some positive reviews)

'TX'
Texas.

'uBTC' & 'μBTC'
MicroBitcoin = 1 millionth of a bitcoin = 0.000001 BTC.

'UL'
Upload.

'USD', 'EUR', 'GBP', 'CAD' & 'AUD'
Fiat (not the car)

'UTC'
It is the same as GMT. As this is an international forum, dates and times should be expressed in time of British empire. For example, the time in Japan is 19:30 GMT.

'Vanity Address' & 'Vanity Generator'
A vanity address is a bitcoin address that has been generated with a vanity generator and contains obscene words and numbers, much like a vanity licence plate.

'Volatility'
A measure of how unstable the substance is, for example, frequent and large explosions in warehouse would be indication of a highly volatile substance stored there.

'Wall'
A wall is a relatively large brick or wooden construction which influences the current market price. Placing paywalls and firewalls is a common tactic of the Illuminati.

'Wallet'
A leather pouch for keeping fiat (again, not the car) in.

'Web Wallet'
An online wallet, usually accessed via a website. For excellent example visit www.mybitcoin.com

'We're Going To Pattaya!'
Originally coined by Chuck Norris. It's now the de facto response when a major announcement is forthcoming.

'Wire Transfer'
An transfer of items by sliding them on metallic wire.

'WOT'
Web Of Trust. A system that firstly forces its users to prove their identity and secondly associate that identity with positive/negative feedback from other trolls. The purpose of a web of trust is to help users identify trustworthiness in other users. For example pirateat40 would be much trusted user.

'WTB', 'WTS' & 'WTT'
Want To Buy / Want To Sex / Willing To Sell.

'WTF'
What The Fuck!

'xD'
A flash memory card standart from Olympus.

'YABC'
Yet Another Bitcoin Company.

'YMMV'
Your Mileage May Vary. It is used as a disclaimer that "I know this will not work, but I will not take any responsibility".

'Zhoutonged'
Zhou Tong is the creator of Bitcoinica, a margin trading platform that no-longer exists. Being 'Zhoutonged' means the same as being "Goatsed".

'1) Start bitcoin business.  2)  Huh  3) Profit!'
A sure way to profit.

'51% Attack'
Bitcoin is designed with the belief that a single attacker will never have more than 50% of the total network processing power. If an attacker did have 51% or more they could perform a Goatse on every bitcoin user, amongst other things.

'+1' & '-1'
I'm too lazy to write / I'm too lazy to write profanity

'<*>tags</*>'
In order to exploit forum, tags are often used. For example, you can attempt to pass SQL statements in hope when they are inside tags they are not filtered.

':p'
A face with letter 'p'.

'#bitcoin-otc'
An over the IRC market for bitcoins, with an open order book, and a web of trust based on nothing.

'@'
Used to direct a question or statement at someone. For example '@OP' would mean the following is directed at the original poster. Used mostly by Twitter fags.

'BTC'
The bitcoin symbol. Used as a prefix to specify that a denomination is in bitcoins. For example, 1 BTC = very much marijuana, Doge approves it!
32  Other / Off-topic / Racism, Freedom of speech and ownership of information on: January 05, 2013, 11:54:52 PM
Quote
You frighten me because I think you’re serious.
No, retarded kids with retarded parents in retarded society scares me! Totally serious about nigger, cartoons, belt. And probably serious about last two items. I know people who killed other people with axes or kitchen knifes (because firearms are effectively banned in my country) and now they are in prison. They all started as kids hitting other kids.
33  Economy / Computer hardware / [WTB] DFI LANParty UT P45-T3RS motherboard [NFSW pic inside] on: January 05, 2013, 11:18:03 PM
I want to buy DFI LANParty UT P45-T3RS motherboard that is working good. It looks just like this http://www.clunk.org.uk/forums/reviews/13124-dfi-ut-p45-t3rs-living-review.html
34  Bitcoin / Mining / I'm looking for partners for GPU mining I have free electricity on: November 15, 2012, 02:54:49 AM
I'm researching how interested people are in collocating their mining rigs where free electricity is available. I can get free electricity.

The rules about splitting mined coins and who pays replacement parts in case of hardware failure is not yet ready. I'm working right now to get subsidized free electricity. The bureaucracy and paperwork is unimaginable.
35  Economy / Currency exchange / [WTB] 0.4 Bitcoins for 4.48 USD PayPal on: November 04, 2012, 01:08:44 PM
I want to buy 0.4 bitcoins and I will pay with PayPal. I have 4.48 USD left on my CC that is going to expire soon and I'm not going to extend the partnership with that bank. My bitcoin address is 1Pb24EriZLWtZAvAREZGgTFooK682NW7nm so everyone can see the seller paid me.

Send the PayPal payment address in PM.
36  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Post ideas for new Scamcoin 3.0 ! on: October 25, 2012, 12:44:14 AM
There are many alternate cryptocoins. Some of them are just as good as Bitcoin except none needs them and because of that they are nearly useless. And then there is some outright scams and brain farts. I suggest to compile all of worst ideas of really bad coins and make a successor for SolidCoin 2.0 called Scamcoin 3.0

1. It must be closed source and proprietary to protect the inner workings of the scamcoin from evil hackers.

2. The block reward should be constant forever to discourage hoarding that will make Bitcoin to fail. Instead people having scamcoins will be in never ending spiral of spending on unnecessary things and services. That will make a Scamcoin 3.0 successful!

3. There must be a central authority who issues and controls scamcoins that backs them up.

4. Every atomic unit of Scamcoin will have unique identifying number https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=117224.0

5. Every 1000 years on average there will be a so called "super scamcoin" mined that will allow to steal 15% of all scamcoins in existence. Alternatively the central authority protecting network can be able to issue such "super scamcoin" to legal authorities under court order or subpoena. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=118348.0

Please post a link to genuine forum posts suggesting that Bitcoin should do X or we need new cryptocurrency that have X instead of Y. I will edit this post and add sources like Wikipedia does.

If this goes well we might see them actually implemented just to show how bad these ideas are!
37  Other / Off-topic / Luke Jr. and Brandon DiCamillo on: October 11, 2012, 12:06:20 AM
From first time I seen Luke Jr picture I never get out of my head that guy from CKY videos are coding on Bitcoin. See it for yourself!

 
38  Economy / Speculation / If Butterfly Labs never delivers Bitcoin ASIC how this will afect Bitcoin price? on: October 05, 2012, 11:58:06 PM
Simple question, probably not so simple answers and predictions. Let's imagine Butterfly Labs are not going to deliver Bitcoin ASIC at all. The people preordering have lost money or btc. And the block reward is going down to 25BTC/block.

Will the Bitcoin price rise, fall or stay the same?
39  Economy / Goods / I'm selling my free Yubikey MtGox code on: March 24, 2012, 02:14:51 AM
I got the free Yubikey offer from MtGox but it is not for me. Probably someone who need this key will find it useful shipped directly to his doorstep anywhere in world.

Bidding in Bitcoins ends in March 24 13:00 GMT
No reserve, I will accept any amount for the code. And Yes, it is 100% legit code!

Code:
Dear <censored>,

Thank you for using MtGox.

We appreciate your presence and would like today to give you
a free Yubikey. Considering recent problems with hacked accounts,
hacked computers and more, we see the Yubikey as a good step
toward better security.

You can read more on the Yubikey from the Yubico website:
http://www.yubico.com/ - note that the yubikey we offer is only
usable on MtGox.


To receive your free yubikey, you just need to login on mtgox.com,
click "Order a Yubikey" in the menu, choose if you want either a
yubikey with our logo or not, and on the next page enter the
following code:

<censored>

(note: this code will expire end of June 2012.)

Once done, you can fill your address, and confirm your order on
the following page. Please remember that the code can be used only
once (after confirming your address, the code will not be usable
anymore).

You can also give this code to someone else and let them get a
free Yubikey.


Enjoy your trading!



From all the MtGox team
40  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Conference in Riga, Latvia 27-28 March on: March 22, 2012, 11:01:46 PM
I have taken a quick search here but see no mention about that. There is conference scheduled to happen in Riga, Latvia on march 27 and 28. Among various sized players in payment card fields there was mentioned Bitcoin Consultancy.

Here is the link in latvian: http://datuve.lv/raksts/5574/Riga_notiks_starptautiska_konference_par_jaunakajam_tendencem_maksajumu_karsu_joma/
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