I don't think I need to write any codes down with text 2-factor. If I lose my phone I can get access back to my old number pretty quickly.
We're talking about the Google authenticator, which is an app that creates a new 2FA code every 30 seconds (synced to universal time). You need that code to log into some service. If you lose the secret code needed for Google authenticator to generate those 2FA codes, you're screwed. You can't restore them unless you ask all your services to disable 2FA for you, which is a pain.
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We've seen offers for gen 3 chips at about $ 0.35 / GH/s in early June from resellers lol, you can do better. gen3 may have not been as efficient as it was supposed to, but AM is doing their best not to sink in such a new and competitive environment with some very promising deals and partnerships. things take time thats all. but i'd like some tiny winni update tho too. edit: and that lambchopmyballs graph is utter BS it represent only a small unrepresentative part of AM shares. i dont give a damn about some noobs trading couple of shares every hour. May 25th (delivery mid June), chips selling at 22CNY (2.2CNY / GH/s = $0.35): http://www.cybtc.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=7951&highlight=%E7%83%A4%E7%8C%ABI though this was already accepted canon around here. We may speculate on 'selling at cost', but selling at $0.35 already in June is a fact.
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Make sure you get an SSD. You don't want anything but an SSD for a hard disk. Believe me, there's nothing better than having an SSD. It's not a lot faster, it's a whole universe faster. Also, people I know had bad experiences with Toshiba. I'd stick with Lenovo if I were you!
Does SSD only improve the access speed of programs (so i mean solely the speed of starting up a program) or does it improve the speed of a program afterwards aswell Well, programs do need to access additional data form time to time so there's that. But the thing is, disks get fragmented over time, you can't do anything about that, not even defragment them will alleviate that completely. SSDs don't care, because they have no physical access time. They stay as fast as they ever were. And yeah, you can improve booting up your machine from 2-3 minutes to about 15 seconds. Definitely. They're the best.
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Lol, no. I assume the pig is a flightless pig, destined to trot around on its trotters. Just like I assume a publicly-traded company going mute while withholding dividends will end in tears for its investors. And, if my opinion doesn't mean as much to you as it should, there's also this: That chart speaks for itself. Thing also is: We've seen offers for gen 3 chips at about $ 0.35 / GH/s in early June from resellers. There have been rumors at the end of June that AM sells at about cost. Yes rumors, but they've been quite believable and no one has ever proven them to be wrong. If gen 3 was actually selling well, why would FC start to resort to such a great focus on mining again, which he didn't want to do as much anymore. Is there anything to BTCGarden's post that AM is indeed working on a 28nm design or is this just common anticipation of the next generation. Oh and last but not least: The questions haven't been answered for almost a month now, that worked better with the friendly pumpkin. Whoever chased him away, shame on you!
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Wouldn't there be quite a lot of data throughput? Isn't there a lot of traffic on Twisted Pair / RJ45 cables that adding a diode does actually show you 'real' traffic?
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Lottery (lotto, EuroMillion, etc) is too easy ... Once I started: solo mining on low end laptop running No Thanks-Xe nix-Resident_Evil without GPU, ... Whoah, that's really something not very likely to result in success. I always thought about what the mining software must think when you hooked it up to some testnet with a difficulty of 1 or feed it the correct result of a block that it's supposed to find. It's like tricking someone into thinking their lottery ticket won!
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There will be always some kind of conspiracy theory about this event. It's always popular to doubt anything. Nevertheless, this is one of the biggest achievements in the history of mankind!
It is! Especially if you consider how close it was to the invention of the plane! If we progressed with that kind of speed technologically, who knows where we could be today! It's always question about finance and vision. In the time of Moon Landing they had both (because of competition with USSR and Kennedy's vision). Now, not just US gov. but whole world lucking both aspects needed for fast progress and development. Exactly. Couldn't have phrased that better! If we took all the money that goes into the US military and gave it to NASA, I guess they could almost build the first warp-engine prototype. I mean the first contact would come about 40 years earlier! We could avert the 3rd World War as well! Oh, and Orion slave girls....
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I mailed something by USPS 1 day express by the cutoff time, it was suppose to arrive the next day in the afternoon. Looking at tracking, it won't arrive until 3 days later, which is not much faster than Priority mail. Now the big kicker: The destination for the package is only 1 hour drive away . Fukin scam I tell you. Has this happened to anyone? How should I follow up with this situation? You should complain. This may not happen. Prepare yourself and go into one of their retail stores or call them. When you're talking with them, keep reminding them that you are 'a very important business man' and insist that they 'keep the promises they gave the board of your NASDAQ-listed company' and that otherwise 'followup orders in the magnitude of a couple million USD won't materialize otherwise'. Some people had some success with threatening to 'roughen them up a bit'. I don't know about that, though...
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Now, let me ask you a question. The two things that last for eternity are life and love. Then which comes first, life or love? Which is it?
How would you love someone if you aren't even alive? There has to be life so there can be love to begin with! On the other hand, love can survive death and live on forever. Tough question!
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Make sure you get an SSD. You don't want anything but an SSD for a hard disk. Believe me, there's nothing better than having an SSD. It's not a lot faster, it's a whole universe faster. Also, people I know had bad experiences with Toshiba. I'd stick with Lenovo if I were you!
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I feel I'm missing out and should be buying much more btc! But I have no spare cash.
Any ideas? How to get some money? I already have a part time job while studying.
This is a bad sign. All the people who readily want to invest in bitcoin now don't have any money anymore! How is the price supposed to rise with (25*6*24 = 3600 BTC) new BTC per day?
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High heat predicted for tomorrow, oh the joy of summer. It's raining here, so much for summer. Where I am from, it rains a lot in the summer..... thunderstorns FTW. Just think of all the people in the southern hemisphere. They can now enjoy winter. Pretty amazing that they can enjoy building snowmen while we are suffering in the burning sun!
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Hey if it's good enough for the Avengers! I don't want to eat something that only a freaking super hero can eat! Imagine what that stuff may do to the regular person! Also, that place looks pretty busted, what happened? Did they trash that place?
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I was thinking of this a bit of go, and it just struck me that it could be possible. What if one were to create a bitcoin exchange that only deals in high volume bitcoin trades, such as those in excess of 10 BTC. This exchange could be a place in which people go who have a large amount of bitcoins, or cash, and are looking to exchange a high volume, instantly, instead of having to wait at a normal exchange.... Would this kind of exchange work and would it be used?
https://www.secondmarket.com/bitcoin-tradingminimum transaction size: 25 BTC Arbitrage should be fun using this exchange, I'd want to see the quotes but can't find any chart in the website. That truly is a rpietila exchange! With the sole exception that rpietila never sells any bitcoins. He just accumulates and becomes wealthier and wealthier by the minute.
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It looks like this narrowing range has to end in 30 hours. Breakout heading up?
Or it'll ignore your "range" and continue trading sideways. IMO, just because lines on charts cross at near arbitrary points does not mean that the price must necessarily do something at that crossing. The Honey Badger is hungover and just decides to hibernate for a couple weeks or months more. But when it awakes it has to eat. And it likes to eat fresh FIAT, that's for sure!
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I don't wand people to know that I own a metric crapton of BTC. I can barely store them, they just take up too much space. If people are aware of you BTC holdings, you may become the target of people intending to steal them. Also I guess a lot of people may want to hide their BTC from tax authorities.
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blockchain.info never really recovered from that one outage they had, the one where amounts were shown multiplied by 2, etc... Funny how everyone's darling can, after a small but shocking incident, become the laughing stock of all of Bitcoinland.
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They couldn't possibly buy all coins because I'm not selling mine. As simple as that.
What if they just decide to use force? Imagine you're the last person who hasn't given up their coins. You now have to fear that every sound you hear and every shadow you see in the corner of your eyes is a creepy guy who's after every single satoshi! If he has some weird attraction to BTC, you'd have to face a very aggressive and potentially dangerous collector!
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Here is what I do. For cold storage it is really simple. I keep copies of the public and private keys and send coins to the public address. I don't need to worry about any software until it is time to spend the coins, which I have never done to date.
Even then you won't necessarily have to worry about the keys! You could just sign your transactions on an offline device that's never connected to the internet and then publish the transaction on your main machine. That way no one can ever get hold of your private keys! Depends on how much of BTC you have, if it is just a few bitcents won't pay of for have a dedicated computer for it. You don't have to. Just have a dedicated partition for it or use a live cd to sign those transactions. That way you'd have to spend 0.50-5.00 USD I guess...
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It's good to see usd melting against btc everyday. I invest my usd in btc i know it will rise.
This is why most of us is here, hoping btc will replace dollar. If the growth continues exponentially like in the last years, our dreams will come true. Yeah, but it won't happen. No growth can be sustained forever! Also, I believe it's a tad delusional to think that bitcoin will actually replace the dollar. I guess it'll find it's place somewhere alongside regular FIAT currencies and the current banking system.
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