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I have an account on Betsofbitco.in since some time now, today I try to login (after having won 2 bets totaling around 1.4 BTC), it says my password or account is invalid. Am I alone?
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Hello,
I'm selling an used 5870.
Price: 0.3 BTC.
Worldwide shipping: included.
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Hello,
I'm selling an Atmel AVR Dragon + the JTAG cable, usable to flash BFL ASICs for example.
It comes in its box, fully working, only used a couple of times.
Price: 0.2 BTC worldwide shipping included.
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In a controlled environment on both side (mining-client & mining-server), how can one generate fake hashrate on the client side, get it accepted by the server as valid to generate fake bitcoins, so one could test the hardware resources of the server (and the client as well).
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Hello,
I'm considering using one of these two software (eloipool or stratum+stratum-mining) to run a heavy stratum mining pool.
My basic concern is performance, which one is more scalable/efficient?
Also the second part of my inquiry is the overall support and resources available (i.e. how much work is needed to implement an Auto_add_user functionality similar to 50BTC) to work with the coinbase distribution and share logging.
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Hello,
Does any example of generating (from inputs + privates keys) a multi-signature transactions exist in any language? What about Javascript?
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Hello,
Any people here have managed to get working the BFL ASICs on a hackberry?
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I was wondering that, I'm into Bitcoin since 2012 but didn't actually read it.
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In 5 years, when the final banking crisis arises, and the whole banking system collapses. Having a "price" for bitcoins in USD or EUR doesn't make sense anymore. The "price" is basically infinite then. BUT the value is not, although still bigger than now.
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Case 1: A thieve tries to steal fiat money online
1. He develops a widespread malware that tampers with lots of money processors and bank webpages, directly on the browser of the user's machine
2. Steals logins/passwords
3. Steals 2-fact codes and within the window of validity (from some seconds to some minutes) withdraws money
4. Issue: can't transmit the money to him directly or he will get caught
5. Even if he succeed to launders the money, the honest customer gets his money back from the bank and the money processors
Case 2: A thieve tries to steal bitcoins online
1. He develops a widespread malware that tampers with all the exchanges webpages, directly on the browser of the user's machine
2. Steals logins/passwords
3. Steals 2-fact codes and within the window of validity (from some seconds to some minutes) withdraws bitcoins
4. Profit
5. Honest user is screwed, must file a police alone
Only fix for the Bitcoin user is to secure its computer. No other choice.
This is my security problem, how do we solve this for lambda users?
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Hello, Just wanted to share that Paypal just called me, and they asked if I did actually receive the BFL product I paid for back in August. I told them no, but I also told them not to worry because "the company is actually telling us they will ship soon".  |
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Hello,
I want to add to the current discussion about the blocksize, that the security of the network does NOT only depends of the tx fees.
People forget that a lots of people are today buying ASICs, and will in the future. This is what render the network secure on the longterm.
Or does it?
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Hello,
What pool accept mining through the port 80?
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Hello,
2 quick points on Bitcoin (as a network of exchanging money):
Security: We know the Bitcoin network is secure for now, and I believe it will stay so, I trust Gavin more than anything on this subject (being an early adopter has to be a good motivation to always have security as priority #1, and this is good).
Usability and Philosophy: I believe in Bitcoin, and so do we all here (almost), it is our duty to somehow make something out of it. People will eventually see the use in the Bitcoin as we see it, it's just a matter of time. I just happen to have one problem with that: The "official" embargo the Bitcoin "officials" (read important persons here) have imposed against Iran, just like US dollars. What the fuck is that? Why wasn't there an uproar against that? This is part exactly why bitcoin was created, this is the roots of the idea of Bitcoin, and yet people do the same things all over again. If Bitcoin can't be used in Iran because of the MIT licence of the source code of the original client, then people we have a much bigger issue than the network security to address.
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bASIC went from 27 GH/s to 54 GH/s, to now 72 GH/S for $1069.99.
BFL from 40 GH/s to 60 GH/s for $1299.99.
Is Tom using all of his ressources to force BFL to adapt to these numbers, thus delaying BFL shipment plan? Maybe because he has not his bASIC chips himself?
I would do the same in his position.
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Hello,
Namecoin (NMC) seems to be doing poorly lately. What are the uses of Namecoins? Bitcoins laundering?
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