Is Satoshi Dice still popular?

The number of people involved in bitcoin has gone up a lot recently.

That can lead to unpredictable swings but over time it will drive the price up.

The lag varies by hour, obviously caused by server load. The site has been getting a lot of traffic.

Just got a 502 for a few seconds

Yeah. You figured it out.

Please, the definition of inflation is not that controversial of a topic!

I have the feeling somebody is getting trolled here.

Ripple as a currency is doomed because it is just another fiat currency.

It may be an interesting experiment, but it won't last very long.

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getClipboardData() is a common feature. Even if you're not on Windows it can still be done.

This is a feature that lets any program see what is in the clipboard. It's necessary so that things like Copy/Paste work properly.

I haven't heard of much spyware that records everything in the clipboard. That's not what this is about, though. If someone installed a hardware keylogger on your PC then they probably installed spyware on it too. Once there's spyware installed, it can record more than just what you type. Since the last step in this foolproof method is to copy/paste the message, then the spyware just records what you pasted.

Youtube has done more to change the music industry than bitcoin ever will.

Apples and Oranges. Bitcoin is about money. Music, like the OP said, shouldn't be (but if there's a profit to be made someone will do it).

This! The Key West Blimp is probably more of the platform they're thinking of.

If Dorner was doing any sort of inside job, they can't leave loose ends, can they?

Even just because he shot an LAPD officer: they never would have let him live to see a trial.

I am glad the killing has stopped. Now let's see if Obama starts legislating against guns... already is!

Welcome! You shouldn't get 20% GPU errors like that, have you overclocked the card like crazy? (Just a guess)

I'm with justusranvier: trading debt isn't nearly as useful or valuable as what bitcoin offers.

Ripple may have a nice rise but I predict it will succumb to a bubble once the initial enthusiasm wears off.

Difficulty projections are in the high 3 million or low 4 million for the next adjustment, so botnets can probably continue to generate coins.

Hopefully soon the ASICs will push difficulty up enough botnets will lose interest.

Still a green candle yesterday.

Don't forget that their interpretation of "the border" is "anywhere within 100 miles of the border." Wired made you a handy map.

I present, The Constitution-Free Zone:

Just because a company starts offering something and uses the word "coin," it's definitely not bitcoin.

They just want to ride the vibe. Bitcoin is cool, why not call our product "coin" too?

Drones also don't work in DC because of the potential for them to malfunction. 2 gigantic blimps just say, "I'm in charge," in a really concrete way, also avoiding the panic if some drone goes haywire.

Yes, except there's a point where flogging your botnet for the maximum BTC output could result in marginal bots going down for good.

Now that there's nothing to lose because ASICs are on the rise, flog your botnet.

stan.distortion: awesome! I hadn't thought about the fear it will inspire, seeing it there blocking out the sky.