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No that is for an attacker attempting to attack you.
Though now that I reconsider it, you meant more like passwords? I have this bad feeling many will just use password or any other dumb shit and forget about it. :/
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Quite easy to bruteforce, and you don't need to query any site. Just patch your client and get every address in existence. Then just generate random phrases/dictionary attack. You could end with a fortune quite quickly.
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5.8 petaflops, or 5800 teraflops...
on pretty much all recent archs with vector units, one 32-bit INTOP = 2 single precision FLOP
one bitcoinhash is ~6.35k x86 INTOP
450G hash/s * 6.35k INTOP/hash = 2858T INTOP/s
2858T INTOP/s * 2 FLOP/INTOP = ~6700T FLOP/s
I asked the admin and he responded that the conversion used on the http://bitcoinwatch.com/ page is from this very thread! The site uses the formula from above (after correction for the typo). The page simply uses the following assumptions/estimates: 1 INTOP = 2 FLOP 1 hash = 6.35K INTOP 1 hash = 12.7K FLOP So the hashrate in TeraFLOP/s is simply 12.7 times the hashrate in Gigahashes/s. For example as I wrote this: 11,558.55 Gigahashs/s * 12.7 TeraFLOP/Gigahash = 146,794 TeraFLOP/s = 146 PetaFLOP/s So it is true.  I wonder how much electricity it is. Wait a second for the edit. EDIT: So, assuming everyone is mining with 5970s, the most efficient, it would mean that we got a 2.3 Mhashes/joule -> 13,300,000 Mhashes/x -> 5,782,608 Joules 3.6 mJ = 1 kWh -> ~1.6 kWh?!!! I most be doing something wrong. D: Ok, it is 1.6 kWh per second. So s*m -> 3600 * 1.6 = 5,782 kWh.  Assuming 15 cents per kWh that is an expensive bill for just one block. D: |
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Trash!  So can you at least provide the "trash" parts and proper corrections? I really want to get corrected.(Please note this doesn't go yelling "GOLD!") |
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Good news is, the lab boys say the symptoms of asbestos poisoning show a median latency of forty-four point six years, so if you're thirty or older, you're laughing. Worst case scenario, you miss out on a few rounds of canasta, plus you forwarded the cause of science by three centuries. I punch those numbers into my calculator and it makes a happy face. Kidding aside 500% over 10 years is the same as the 10th root of 5 which ends up being ~1.1746, actually forgot 500% was 5 not 500 . You grab 1.1746^10th and gets to 4.99, quite close actually. What is even more amazing is 1.1746^20th you end up ~25x. So this is really worrying. Inflation instead would be of ~17.46% annually. This is confirmed by a reported ~20% in the energy field. http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=inflation+rate+in+the+USA |
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Watched it quite a while ago. Must have been over a year now. At the very least, he made his followers a lot of money in gold. Well, I wouldn't always say a fortune such as Bitcoin but:  That is 5x over 10 years. :/ EDIT: 1.86164% anually. So the gov has been honest about inflation rates. That is, if you consider gold a real store of value and not a qet rich quick. |
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So....what's wrong with saying gold isn't money? Gold isn't money. People don't exchange it for goods and services, people buy it (with actual money) and hold onto it. Just like other assets, e.g. silver, oil, buildings, paintings, etc. I know goldbugs love bashing the Fed, but this is just silly. Have you been to Utah recently? Gold is money.. and has been for the last 6000 years of our history, and somehow you know better? What is money:  Can you smash Bitcoin somwhere in the tip, just after the gold? |
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Gold isn't money because it was not pooped by Mr. Benanke
FIFY |
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Well for a time we had a reputation system, however it felt apart because of "hitmen" and "aid yourself" services for Bitcoins.
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WTF?
Yes, setting the bottom line is hard now. |
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Hello! My name is Aida and I am a Producer at OnlyOneTV. We are looking for talk show host for The Bitcoin Show fluent in Spanish. Yours, Aida http://OnlyOneTV.com Text/Cell: +1 656 580 0290 Email: aida@onlyonetv.comHola! Mi nombre es Aida y soy la productora en OnlyOneTV. Estamos buscando un anfitrión para la serie "The Bitcoin Show" que sea fluido en el idioma español. De ustedes, Aida http://OnlyOneTV.comMensajes/Celular: +1 656 580 0290 Correo electrónico: aida@onlyonetv.com |
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... Tengo una cadena de tiendas fisicas (Comicastle/Fantastico) y las puedo usar para pagos en efectivo de bitcoins. Las tiendas se encuentran en: Mexico DF (Col, Del Valle, Coapa), Satelite, Guadalajara, Monterrey y Queretaro. ... Eso significa que puedo pagar por productos en Bitcoins? Tengo un amigo muy interesado en la serie de Deeath Note. |
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[...] No solo eso la puedes pasar por VPNs sin logs que pages por Bitcoins. Redundancia total.
Sería una dependencia circular entre la VPN pagadas por Bitcoins y el sistema Bitcoin, que no funcionaría sin una VPN en caso de que la gran muralla lo bloqueara  . Eso si bloquean ese VPN, sin embargo, que tal si es un VPN privado entre unos amigos mas la incentiva de Bitcoin. Tal vez podríamos empecer el programa de "Adopta un Chino, te pagara lo que pueda con Bitcoins". |
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Probably shouldnt have used bitcoin for this transaction but ripplepay.
bitcoin!=credit which is where ripple comes in.
That is a neat idea, however I find the current implementation missing. :/ Maybe it can be decentralized like TorChat/F2F networks. @Scammer a.k.a BitMole: Chill off, please. You paid for a 14 buck job. You got a 14 buck art and service. Normally you would pay up front as KeyserSoze pointed out. The only thing you must do, rather than talk around it, is to pay. It wouldn't be beneficial at all to continue this showoff. Also, as a complete stranger I also have an address. @KeyserSoze: Hey, I hope this won't turn you around and make you refuse Bitcoin payment. My advice would be to do as any other payment method, ask up front, and insure you are not getting screwed. So just act as if you are getting cash from an unkown person. Good luck with your company. |
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