If you'd temporarily store your passphrase in a file and execute (in Linux) the following

gpg --print-md sha256 <file with passphrase>

would that do the trick also?
I'm not sure how to input the passphrase through the keyboard into gpg, but that would be much better.

Too bad that your hacked computer immediately after putting your keys in the 'real wallet.dat' already has transferred all your bitcoins to the thief's wallet before you were able to touch any key!
 

I'm sure one of bitcoinporn's private keys will be generated by inputting Canticles 1:13 into this key generator. 

If nobody would bring their surplus dollars (savings) to the banks, those banks wouldn't have any leverage (other than their own private capital) to emit loans and inflate the currency on, so their wouldn't be any inflation at all. It's the peoples' fault to trust the banks with their own money, giving them the opportunity to debase the currency.

Indeed, after the fact he proved to have been right, and the one who edited him out of wikipedia to have been wrong

Given the current banking system, whether a currency is 'inflationary' or not depends on the original owners of the money: the savers.
If they bring it to the bank, they provide a lever to them against which they (the banks) can create money en deflate the currency that the saver brought to the bank.
If the saver does not bring his money to the bank, such a lever doesn't exist, and the money will not inflate (with two meanings).

So, saving money in a bank is like financial suicide if you ask me. Better keep it under your bed or so.

OP is partially right, or better said: he only knows part of the truth.

In fact, I have special permission from my masters in Basel, Amsterdam, London, New York (forget that clown in Washington) and Tokyo, who control already 99% of the money supply (and soon, when our mission to conquest the money systems of Libya, Iran, North Korea and Syria has succeeded, it will be 100%) to reveal some more of the truth:

In fact our bitcoin operation is just a trial episode in our 7-steps strategy to not only control the whole money supply, but also the people who are involved in its circulation:

1. Create a world-wide currency (touted as 'revolutionary' in order to get the few people left who are still able to get enthousiastic about something new and to let them believe it is 'contra' to our desire of a new world order, of which a few people are already aware that it's inevitably coming our way),

2. Set it up as fundamental for this currency to be able to track all instances from the start of their creation to the end of their existence,

3. Deliberately wait for the popularity to grow beyond the point of no return, so nobody can resist to use it anymore,

4. Then make it impossible to use this currency anonymously (through prohibition, infiltration and blocking of anonymising software). I.e. in the case of The Onion Router (TOR) network through infiltration of the majority of entry and exit nodes by governmental servers,

5. Next connect all instances of this currency to the persons involved through the obligatory personal registration for the use of any internet service and obligatory registration of transactions (world-wide!) by all merchants, exchanges etc. etc.,

6. Let the governments (which, of course, by then will be all under our control) prohibit -- sanctioned with heavy financial and, where possible, jail time penalties -- the use of cash, gold and any black market transactions. Control is unescapably performed through the use of RFID, NFC etc., and of course the o so valuable blokchain,

7. Reap the benefits, such as high taxation, behavioural control (if one of our 'subjects' digresses from behaviour which is best for society, some of his financial transactions will 'magically' be rejected by the block chain or by some 'suddenly occurring unexplainable technical problem with the network') and unlimited control (no funding is ever to be hidden from our eyes) over governments all over the world.

NEW WORLD ORDER as everybody will know it!

This is the end of the message which I was allowed by my masters to divulge to you.

Now continue with your good work, make us a new world to our likings!


The Messenger

I think what failed to stop the central banking was congress itself by letting themselves be corrupted by the banks to vote on the deal on x-mas eve when majority is unavailable for voting.
And then the president signing the federal reserve law.

Yes, of course men should take away the power from the Fed and at least (re?)turn it to congress.
The constitution of the USA only grants the right of creating money to the congress, and not to a bunch of banksters whose only goal is to make money out of states, be it through the right of printing money or through the proceeds of war.

In my opinion 'we' should 'scrub the whole model' and return to a sane model where by default states don't borrow money, nor print unlimited amounts of it. 'Printing' is allowed, but only to accommodate the production of services and goods and a proper flow of money.
Currencies should be backed by valuable items, like for instance silver, gold, platinum or whatever deemed valuable enough. Uranium?

'Fractional Reserve Banking' isn't synonymous with 'Federal Reserve Banking', although it abbreviates the same.
The 'state', be it federal or not, is quite able to do the fractional banking all by herself and earn a lot of money in the process, which can be used for useful public works, instead of building up debts with private banks.
In fact, the American Constitution gives 'the congress' (i.e. NOT the private Federal Reserve) the sole right to create money.

180 kOhm/m sounds impressive, but if you look at the sub-mm distances of the electronics on your motherboard, you'll see the resistance reduced to less than 180 Ohm.
Doesn't look impressive anymore at all.
And the dielectric constant of water, wouldn't it mess with the capacities of the datalines on the mobo? Practically messing up the timings?
I'd be very wary of using demineralised water to immerse my mobo or GPU in.

And Edit:
From your source:
"Fluorinert may be harmful if inhaled and care should be taken to avoid contact with eyes and skin. No health effects are expected by ingestion of Fluorinert, however. Use should be constrained to closed systems and reduced volumes as fluorinated oils have a very high global warming potential and a long atmospheric lifetime."
YUK!

And Edit 2:
You got me with your 180 kOhm/m
Actually it's 180kΩ.m, which comes from Which translates to your mobo as: Two traces with a distance of between them, and with an area of the sides facing each other equal to (guesstimate) in demi water will present a resistance of
Now, THAT is impressive to me.

Huh?
Any references to back this up?

I just LOVE the part where impulsepay.com says that this hype goes at a premium of 33% additional costs (as they charge 25% of the revenues, you have to raise the price by 33% to satisfy that condition).

uhmm... NOT 

Cool down man.

It was a ',' (comma), and not a ':' (colon) written after 'multibrand corporations'. Those corporations are only part of the listing, not the subject, and were mentioned because they obfuscate the fact that the 'choice' they offer are not really a choice because they have the same mother/owner.

That 'f*ck the customer' was aimed at different corporations that collude against their mutually shared customers, and the 'above all: etc...' was aimed at the banks.

Happy now? 

No, not sound at all, and I think it's not even Machivellic.
You seem to forget that the CEO's of FB, Google, Ebay, PayPal, Banks are visiting the same conferences of Bilderberg, Trilateral Commission, Council on Foreign Relations, some even the Bohemian Groove. So they seem to be offering you a choice, but it isn't. It's all about setting you up against each other through the creation of fake differences. (Which make it even harder for you to transact with your fellow human if he doesn't have the same financial service provider as you do, unless you and him pay a 'conversion fee'. Got it?)
Multi-brand corporations, f*ck the customer to get rich together and above all: rule the world and make all human 'useless eaters' our slaves!

THUD!!!
             ... fail
                         

Maybe we need some Ubuntu-like initiative to get bitcoin for the masses.

I just love JoelKatz' short and to-the-point remarks.

If it imports oil: it will go bancrupt.
If it sells oil: it will be invaded by the banksters USofA and bombed into submission to the dollar.
It's as simple as that.  

Suggestion: Let every miner/minester (not to generalise into male/female stereotypes) say to his/her spouse/partner/fiancee:
"Hey, listen up! I opened a bitcoin account for you (i.e. address) and I will put half of what I earn with mining on it. It's free for you to use in any online bitcoin shop!"

This looks like a terrific approach to me. Would it be possible to buy a cheap netbook and put a tiny (core) Linux on it and use that as the off-the-net computer?

Further, although I slightly do understand the concept proposed, for my small and not so computer literate brain it's just a bit too abstracty formulated.
Could someone in non-geek language explain to a common, almost layman, bitcoin user how to exactly implement this step by step?