Oh j'avais raté cette phrase de LainZ! C'est impossible en terme d'organisation mais si t'en vends vraiment à 0.1BTC je vais envoyer quelqu'un par procuration (quelqu'un qui connaît bitcoin pas d'inquiétudes)

Lol wtf is wrong with them

Wat?
Nodes accept themselves with a time difference up to several hours.
Even a block can have a timestamp of 2 hours before the previous one.
The funny thing will be the giga fork... Better put some checkpoints.

I was only talking about hashes though, you could follow this post:


If you are REALLY motivated you can do it in a few days I think

Indeed, I will
Once cleaned:

I'm sorry but that's all I can do for you as I don't know Electrum
That tells you that importing those 7 addresses into Electrum should be enough to get all your coins

You want to play with semantics?

Ok, let's play.

Let's take a human, the super-hero kind, who can:
 a/ Calculate a 32-bit operation in 10 seconds
 b/ Work from midnight to midnight everyday
 c/ Calculate a 32-bit operation without any errors

A hash takes about 5000 32-bit operations. So make it 10000 for ripemd160(sha256()).
That makes (10*10000) = 100k seconds = 38.4 hours = 1.6 day non-stop.
Possible.

Now here comes the fun.

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This time we take a real human, the super smart kind.

A/ He calculates a 32-bit operation in 30 seconds (please try a 32-bit addition and tell me how much time it took)
This raises the total time to calculate one hash to 115.2 hours

B/ The guy must sleep, so he can "only" work from 8am to midnight.
This makes the total time to calculate one hash equal to 4.8 days.
Still possible.

C/ The lower brain failure rate in the best conditions is 5%. As he's super smart his is only 1%.
The probability of him finding the correct hash on one try is P = 1/2^(100000*1%) = 1/2^1000 ~ 1/10^300

D/ He starts the hashing calculation at birth and will stop at 100 years old.
This is (100*365) = 36500 days of calculation.
One try is 4.8 days, so he has 7604 tries available.
The odd of our super smart guy FINDING AT LEAST ONCE the correct hash in his entire lifetime is then:
  R = 1-Q where Q = (1-P)^7604 = ( 1 - 1/2^1000 )^7604

Basic maths gives that Q > 1 - 7604/2^1000 = 1 - 10^(-297.149) > 1 - 10^(-297)
So R < 10^(-297) < 1/2^986
Yes, R < 1/2^986

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TLDR

It's easier to crack 6 different bitcoin addresses with only 6 guesses than to a human to calculate a correct bitcoin address hash in his lifetime
Yes, I call that impossible

Seems great
Maybe the problem is that the current Bitcoin users are not fond of files monetization

Thanks

Work account...

Agreed
This is never addressed though

And colors that forbids you to clearly see what mails are unread, and an upper limit in your number of results in your search ("if you don't find what you're looking for, be more precise" fuck you microsoft), and email lines as big as 100 pixels which forbids you to see more than 12 emails at the same time on a normal screen...
They should make everything even bigger so that we only see "Outlook", our two last mails and the search form on a 25" screen. That would be great.
I had an hotmail account before but it got force-"upgraded" to outlook. Thanks guys.

Bottom line: now the only thing my outlook account is good at is forwarding the mails it receives to my gmail account

More like plugins
Having that in apps would be cool though

2 I think

You can use your own partial private keys
It's 100% secure

Create your own private key, calculate the corresponding public key, then put that public key in the "Your-Part-Public-Key:" form
You'll see that "Your-Part-Private-Key:" will disappear

I'm glad it worked out!
The new version will allow to create transactions by hand

Alts of who?
You should use the quote tag instead of the code one so that we can click on links

Nope, outlook is even more shittier

I tried yesterday but no, p is not divisible by three
It's divisible by 2, 4, 8, 16 then big numbers (>1M)