A false flag operation, in order to make Russia seem the aggressor.  A lot of attention has been on the US lately: dragnet surveillance, guatanamo, snowden, financial crisis etc..  The US wants to improve its image abroad, so after the Olympic games suddenly Russia was the bad guy with anti-gays, pussyriot etc.

The military leaders are planners and do a cost/benefit analysis.
War would be fought in some of the smaller countries,  in order to have high benefit but "low cost".
I'd say a war on Russian territory is not very likely, perhaps the war would be dragged further into Europe.

Social media is one way to reach people, but there are others. You could do a competition or survey, or attend a bitcoin conference and give a presentation;

Right, faucet owners can get a decent amount of money. They can never pay more than they earn and usually have a decent amount of traffic, around > 10.000 visitors a day.
If a faucet would get 0.1 btc per day and decide to give half (0.05 btc) to the people, then a person could get max 0.000005 btc per day. This gives you an idea where all the zeros comes from 

Say you live in Uganda and get 0.01 $ per hour. Got the data from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_minimum_wages_by_country
If a faucet can give you 0.02$ per week if you do it one minute a day.  That's about 7 to 10 minutes for an hour work.
That majority of the people here likely get a higher salary 

For example, the posts of joshraban76 and jaberwock  are constructive posts. A non constructive post could be a single image, a reply "yes/no".. basically messages you put some effort in that are useful to others  

Happy Fathers day to all 

Current state:
GHash:  41%
Discus Fish: 14%
Unknown: 22%
etc

Bitcoin market price has always been a rollercoaster, see https://blockchain.info/charts/market-price  
I see a tiny uptrend on the end, with a little bit of luck we'll soon be at $800  

As for forks or altcoins, there are tons of them.. bitcoin has the largest market share tho;

Investing is often a kind of gamble. For examples, in stocks most of the people do not know if they will go up or down in advantage.

hahaha this skype conversation cracks me up.  I knew it was fishy since no source code

Lost emails? well a server crash without any backups. Be it, that the receiver also does not have the emails and that the NSA does not have a copy. Emails are usually stored on the sending/receiver end (in sent mail or otherwise) and so its likely that the majority of it is not lost.

tl;dr; they do not have IT professionals over there or scam

By default data is associated with you, unless you take counter measures.
Dragnet surveillance is very serious nowadays. IP address is one of the many things to track you.

Got it , got excited about the screenshots

I think this did not increase, on the contrary. Dragnet surveillance, financial crisis, guantanamo, secret wars, attack on journalists (whistleblowers) etc
The standing worsened;

You are right, there doesn't seem to be a Python code. Most of the stuff is C/C++

The site looks very good, going to try to win some darkcoins.
For others who want the link of the wallet, darkcoin source is here https://github.com/darkcoinproject/darkcoin  (binary wallets for windows/mac also exist on official site)

The site doesn't work   just see a page of godaddy with some commercial..

This tank driver watched too much the movie terminator   Ukraine can not conquer Russia, it's like Cuba take over USA
 

Coins have a source code link on their official website. You can dowload the whole code, or you can simply download a wallet.  The easiest, I think, would be a python based coin 

Right, nobody knows this address. The private key is used to move money, that is why you dont want anybody to know it.

You can avoid scammers by avoiding money to strangers. To avoid hackers is more tricky, because hackers are clever people. To avoid, you need a secure computer or cold storage.Some people use Windows machines with tons of anti-virus, firewalls etc, others use a Linux variant. There are several things to do in general, as the computer is now worth money. Security is a big topic, cold storage is the most safe:
>don't install new software (from the web) on the computer
>don't install plugins for webbrowsers
>avoid wireless, use wired internet
>don't use the computer that has money on it, like regular computer. only use it for money
>make a copy of your wallet files (on usb or coldstorage). In case your computer crash, you still want access to your money
>keep your laptop safe  (make sure nobody puts hardware keylogger inside)
etc.. I'm sure other members will give more tips  

All of them have a market. As it is a startup bussiness, you may want to try all and see what you feel most comfortable with / earns most. Or you could try new things that have not been tried before. For example, in Japan it is possible to hire/rent a (digital) gf for an hour rate; Anyway, I have no experience in this particular area so my best suggestion is to experiment.


I'm a dev; Generally people use a "LAMP" combination (Linux, Apache, MySql, PHP), it takes some skill or practice to set it all up, but other technologies are common too. For example, some websites rely completely on Java or ASP.NET. The one technology you always see on the web is HTML often in combination with JavaScript.  Either do it all yourself, or hire a developer. (or alternatively, get a dev "investor" who get 0.01% of the profit)

The handwritten bitcoin/darkcoin addresses are good, but perhaps QR code would be a good addition. People could scan and tip.  I would suggest to smile a bit more on some photos. Perhaps you could do something with the environment, there is an ship painting on the wall (after you look 5 times   ), you may want a more 'romantic' or 'kinky' environment. The wire of the lamp near the wall, I dont think you want this; I think, its important to have the enviornment so that you are the focus of the scene. Images 2, 4, 13,14,15 are the best in terms of body language, but opinions may vary.

What do you think computers will be like in 2030? 
Will they look like what they are today, or will everything become a computer?