yes, you could argue that holding the door for a senior citizen caused him to cross my path and get pushed down the stairs.

shame on you OP, should have kept the door closed and kept said senior citizen out of harm's way.

i pushed a senior citizen down the stairs.

i love how balanced the world is.

how about $200 worth of btc

on the other hand, i think pywallet is happy with the regular hex string.

even after a year, i'm still learning new things about bitcoin

likewise, thanks, and +1 for weighing in on this:

i successfully withdrew well over 1000+ today (timing had nothing to do with the recent FUD, just coincidence).

if this is a con, it's a very very long con.

yep got the exact version (1.5) saved and backed up, thanks.

thanks for the above explanations/experiments.

my main concern is being able to access my 'brain wallet' in future.

so if i only ever send to the non-compressed bitcoin address, then i must import the non-compressed private key to spend them.

that means an important question is; will the 0.6+ standard client always be able to do this or should i just start over with the compressed types?

got a bit worried that i might lose access to it, but as long as i remember my passphrase i should be okay, right?

can someone please explain how 'wallet details' tab can produce two different bitcoin addresses for the one private key?

if i generated one of those, and sent 1 btc to each of those addresses, what would happen when i import that private key?

would it show 2 btc? what address would it show?

 

that is one of the world's biggest myths imho.

was kim dotcom ever proven guilty?

no, but they destroyed his business anyway.


if you make a lot of money, you're guilty until you can prove to the state that you're innocent (they will assume it comes from illegal means unless you can prove it was earned legitimately)

if you sleep with a young-looking chick, you're guilty until you can prove to the state that she's 18+ (they will assume she's a child, and you go to jail, unless you prove your innocence).

i read this whole thread, and it's quite apparent that a lot of people do (myself included).


Mark Karpeles, always Mark Karpeles

+1 for all the posts advocating fungibility.

what about soliciting for the purpose of sending them back to bitcoinica?

i'd pay out 6.9% per week every month

minimum deposit: 10 btc.

these threads are probably good for scaring off new investors and opening up more availability for the serious ones.

thanks ninja

how do you trust such a capsule's cleanliness? does it include sheets/pillows?

yeah and on that note, when is satoshiroulette.com launching?

perhaps then, you should link to your site every time you type "bitcoin advertising"

possibly in early january, but i'll probably just be on the south coast, where my testicles will still have half a chance to keep warm.

Genuine bump.

i wish i could get off this train actually but i probably shouldn't delete my posts out of this thread.