Theymos has censored this again, moved off to the alt coin wilderness. I personally think this is good news. Theymos has obviously seen the light. He's taken a thread titled and talking about Bitcoin Core, and moved it to the Altcoins board. Pretty soon he'll have to move all the soon-to-be-defunct Bitcoin Core discussion to Altcoin status. Although more likely is Deadend Chain Coin status. RIP. Classic isn't even released yet and almost 75% is already lined up in support. It is possible that this thing is over almost as fast as it begins. And my bet is that almost everyone jumps to the Classic Chain within hours of the 75% trigger. However, my guess is also that the bitter weasels of Blockstream/Core are frantically coding timebombs to try and wage a scorched earth war. You can already see how petty they are acting trying to disrupt Classic discussion. This is why everyone needs to be ready to Download Classic Nodes as soon as available. Classic needs to Roll Out like a Crushing Tidalwave to remove ALL Public Doubt that the Bitcoin Community is totally in support of Classic.No Complacency. DO not doubt for a second that the Fork will be met with a furious FUD, DDOS, Doublespend Attempt series of attacks. The second the Classic Download Button goes active - it is All Hands On Deck! There will be a very short but intense war. June at the earliest |
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You forgot jstolfi, Chief Architect |
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Bitcoin Classic is coming
www.BitcoinClassic.com
Over 50% of Mining Power is already publicly committed. List of Miners already publicly on record as Supporting Bitcoin Classic:- Bitmain/Antpool
- BitFury
- BW.COM
- HAOBTC.com
- KnCMiner
- Genesis Mining
- Avalon Miner
Everybody needs to be ready to DOWNLOAD and RUN Classic the second it is released. The Blockstream/Coretard Supporters will be ramping up FUD, trying to DDOS sites. We need a fast, massive rampup to show unity. Classic Blocks and Classic Nodes need to EXPLODE OUT OF THE BLOCKS BABY! Get Ready to Upgrade! Memorial Day |
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I don't care that you are getting "out" of BTC, I would rather know what you are getting "into"
Funny, but none of these articles seem to mention that infonugget?
Who is the big winner today?
FIATCOIN?
FIATCOIN to the MOOOOON!!!!!!
Gold - added a few more oz since I took this pick of my stack   Oh, I love those chocolate things! Some of yours are pretty big. I hate sometimes how you get chocolate under your fingernails when you take off the foil. |
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Mike will make history of being the savior of Bitcoin.
Will we get presents on his birthday? |
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It's ironic MH is trying to implement RBF on bitcoin (Reverse By FUD).
It's also ironic the community blacklisted XT. (Not all implementations are fungible).
ESPN should get MH on tape for 30 minutes and package it with LeBron James's "The Decision" - 'I'm taking my talents and going to R3'
Next time MH and Maxwell play golf, it'll be play it down and no gimmes or mulligans. Is Maxwell going to get a reporter to pull MH under the bus with him, or is he too mature for that?
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Mike's work on bitcoinj enabled most mobile wallets and by that a big part of mainstream adoption.
His lighthouse project is one of the finest demonstrations of what Bitcoin, as is, is capable of.
His view might be too pessimistic, but community lost a good engineer.
I don't think that word means what you think it means. |
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Hearn's article is almost entirely inaccurate/misleading FUD.
It's possible that there will be some turbulence if we can't scale fast enough, but the Core devs have a plan that I think will probably alleviate problems in the short-term, and will almost certainly allow for massive scaling in the long-term. This plan includes an effective max block size increase to 2 MB in ~April. If any serious problems occur, it will be due to altcoins-in-disguise like XT and Classic trying to move Bitcoin development from something based on technical merit to something based on dictatorship or popularity.
Highlighting the weasel words and italicizing the hand-washing. |
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OK LADIES LAST ADVICESELL YOUR CLAMS NOW, THE PARTY IS OVERSUB 0.001 BY THE END OF NEXT WEEK, MARK MY WORDSREALLY, I'M NOT KIDDING  Lets make a deal. If CLAM is not 0.001 by the end of next week then you disappear from here and stop posting here. You stop the fudding and preferably disappear from this forum in general. Looks like a real good chance to prove yourself and show others you are just not full of hot air. Anyway, I'm not gonna dissapear of the forum. My mission is to support clean, valuable and innovative projects, and to crash shitcoins like this one. And of course, to have good profits by doing so.  A PROMISE IS A PROMISE, AND I NEVER WAS, NEVER BE, AND NEVER WILL BE A TRAITORPD: Remember to sell, it's your last chance to enjoy these prices. Thank you. If what you say is correct then we will see some serious action in the coming day's. If it is not then this project moves on as it has and everything will go back to normal. Leaving the thread will be fine, and im pretty sure everyones fine with that. Let the games begin! I'll watch with interest. One problem - I'm seeing "end of next week", and "next Sunday" thrown around. How about some dates. To me, "next Sunday" as it's being used here is January 24. So the game ends one minute after 23:59 (poloniex time?) on Sunday, January 24, right? One more thing - is VultureFund another name for BCX, or is he just the winner of the "Miss BCX" award at this year's cryptocurrency cosplay gala? One more more thing - As VultureFund points out about himself, he is a good guy on a good mission, not unlike Mother Theresa or Donald Trump or Ross Ulbricht. But can he please stop using such shitty language? It will complicate the canonization process. |
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Could you post the deleted post in another thread and link to it? I need a laugh.
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It's fairly deceptive to slowly leak your investment slowly ...
In some systems this would be fastly, in other systems it's more slowest. |
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It can be said that CLAMs are perhaps one of the most safest investments you will ever find on exchanges!
CLAM is pretty volatile, certainly compared to Bitcoin. And you failed to mention that there are 14 million CLAMs sitting idle, waiting to be dug up, compared to just 1.5 million CLAMs making up the current active money supply. That acts as a potential massive increase to the money supply, surely suppresses the price, and makes CLAM less safe as an investment than it could be. But that's just like my opinion, man. Well, okay, but it's definitely not the least safest. |
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Confirmation that Vulturefund was the seller the other day for you scrubs: 16:28:36 (88888) <BayAreaCoins> AdolfSchnitzler, Are you VultureFund on bitcointalk? 16:28:41 (6) <AdolfSchnitzler> yes 16:28:43 (6) <AdolfSchnitzler> totaly 16:28:46 (88888) <BayAreaCoins> I thought so 16:28:45 (6) <AdolfSchnitzler> fucking plebs 16:28:51 (88888) <BayAreaCoins> fucking plebs This is wrong and that is not Adolf. (6) is Adolf. He was joking about being VultureFund. Maybe, maybe not. VultureFund strikes me as the kind of person who can't spell "plebe". |
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Usually if I want Proof of Steak I go to Ruth's Chris, or maybe Cattlemans. Growing up in Akron a million years ago, the place to go was The Brown Derby. Black Angus is okay, too. Zentner's Daughter in San Angelo used to be a big deal, but that was last century.
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I like to mine with wallet.
1) Run the daemon (bitmonerod) and wait it to fully sync. 2) Run the wallet with --trusted-daemon: simplewallet --wallet wallet.bin --trusted-daemon 3) In simplewallet enter: *The number (2) is for number of threads. In general for best results you should use CPU_Cache/2MB for the number, so if your CPU cash is 6MB use 3 and if it's 8MB use 4. *You'll get better hash rate if you enable huge pages in your OS and restart. *You could exit the wallet after you started mining (mining is in the daemon). In the daemon type show_hr to see the hash rate or hide_hr to hide it. Where on the roadmap is OCL mining integration? Is that part of the SmartMining wallet? Nodes should be able to use the GPU without all the fuss of setting up a local pool front-end. Doesn't it makes sense to put all the great AMD/nvidia code we paid Wolf0 to write in the standard distribution? Be careful - don't en-furry-ate Wolf0 |
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I have a large supply of CLAM on polo for trading and lending purposes - Can I vote for the removal of digging too?
Unfortunately not. Poloniex refuse to stake their coins. You could withdraw them and stake them yourself however. Is it a relatively simple procedure? or perhaps a step by step guide available? The whole petition thing is quite over my head I'm afraid but I would love to vote =) I've not had the time to figure it out for myself either. Has anyone made a straight forward step by step guide somewhere for those who might need it? No user guides!! The CLAMidea (careful how you say that) system is a poll test. If you ain't aristocratic able enough to figure it out, then you get to watch. |
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Satoshi: I hear Trump is on his way to Harney County.
Hal: To mediate a peaceful resolution to the standoff?
Satoshi: No, to pick a running mate.
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Salt for a brain wallet passphrase is essentialy different from from the salt you would use, for example, to salt the password of a customer logging in to a website.
In the latter case, a common word like parmiggiano is more than acceptable. In fact, website administrators can keep salt stored in plain text or even publish it without compromising its effectiveness.
But for a brainwallet, parmiggiano is just like any other word: vulnerable to rainbow tables.
You should salt your brainwallet passphrase with your driver license number, phone number, or some other piece of data familiar to you but which will look like random characters to a rainbow table, because the people who compile rainbow tables don't, they can't generate all possible telephone numbers and then simply fold such a huge amount of utterly arbitrary data into the table. The whole point of a rainbow table is that it looks for patterns, and does so as efficiently as possible. Brute-forcing every telephone number in the world is out of the question.
Thus your telephone number or driver license number won't appear in the rainbow table, but "parmiggiano" will.
Everybody knows some words that won't. Here are some of mine, from memory: prollum aks happeners basghetti skanking bitz frones groinacologist How do I know they won't? A squiggly red line appears underneath them when I type them. |
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Explains why he had secret labs in Norway working on heavy water and bloom filters. |
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