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September 05, 2012, 03:44:01 AM |
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http://blockchain.info/poolsAll it would take is the collaboration of these Big 3 to turn the network to their will, whether it be in secret or otherwise. How do we turn them into tiny networks like on the other side of the graph?
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"Bitcoin: mining our own business since 2009" -- Pieter Wuille
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Etlase2
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September 05, 2012, 03:47:30 AM |
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inform and promote p2pool |
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Littleshop
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September 05, 2012, 03:56:03 AM |
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http://blockchain.info/poolsAll it would take is the collaboration of these Big 3 to turn the network to their will, whether it be in secret or otherwise. How do we turn them into tiny networks like on the other side of the graph? This is about as diversified as I have seen the pool chart. A year ago deepbit had half, now it takes 3 pools to get there. |
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BC Systems (OP)
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September 05, 2012, 03:59:41 AM |
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http://blockchain.info/poolsAll it would take is the collaboration of these Big 3 to turn the network to their will, whether it be in secret or otherwise. How do we turn them into tiny networks like on the other side of the graph? This is about as diversified as I have seen the pool chart. A year ago deepbit had half, now it takes 3 pools to get there. We went from a benevolent dictatorship to a benevolent oligarchy. Let's make it a decentralized confederation. |
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LightRider
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I advocate the Zeitgeist Movement & Venus Project.
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September 05, 2012, 04:06:35 AM |
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All monetary systems tend towards corruption.
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ralree
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September 05, 2012, 05:23:04 AM |
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Tried it - rejects like crazy, much lower revenue in my 1-day trial. |
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kjj
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September 05, 2012, 05:27:46 AM |
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I routinely ignore posters with paid advertising in their sigs. You should too.
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jwzguy
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September 05, 2012, 05:38:40 AM |
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Anyone remember the good ole days when it was Deepbit with 49% and people were absolutely losing their shit?
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Shadow383
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September 05, 2012, 05:40:27 AM |
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Bear in mind that deepbit also makes up a big chunk of "unknown". Their API shows 3858Ghash/s currently.
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Boussac
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September 05, 2012, 06:27:06 AM |
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All centralized monetary systems tend towards corruption.
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LightRider
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September 05, 2012, 06:32:41 AM |
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All centralized monetary systems tend towards corruption.
Bitcoin is the central protocol. |
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FuzzyBear
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September 05, 2012, 08:15:21 AM |
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Come join me on my pool then??? .... we most certainly don't have even 10% of the total Hashrate  but we still going strong!! http://fuzzy.triplemining.comAll donations greatly appreciated: BTC: 18R5YiVKqtEsru8y4wCANQPJ81AJCk5Esi LTC: LbMPUzwPRkWa5hCJGrEiRCeoYExY6Ujt1D LQC: vbJVpeF82Ezd3Dx8ubWeiFeEguFwPctzJL I0C: jU8MuSJcw7XmauyddGFSoo5HzEAPgjxfsz IXC: xhUfkeNiVGaWFkEcuv8tTUGHX6PLt9dZ94 PPC: PDtcFPhMa9Hc9zTfoRG7zcURCRpcpRdMym |
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JMAHH
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September 05, 2012, 10:19:01 AM |
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http://blockchain.info/poolsAll it would take is the collaboration of these Big 3 to turn the network to their will, whether it be in secret or otherwise. How do we turn them into tiny networks like on the other side of the graph? You sound like one of these regulation-loving bureaucrats who have no clue about economics and break up corporations because they supposedly 'hurt' competition. |
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JMAHH
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September 05, 2012, 12:02:33 PM |
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http://blockchain.info/poolsAll it would take is the collaboration of these Big 3 to turn the network to their will, whether it be in secret or otherwise. How do we turn them into tiny networks like on the other side of the graph? You sound like one of these regulation-loving bureaucrats who have no clue about economics and break up corporations because they supposedly 'hurt' competition. Corporations themselves are a construct of the regulation-loving bureaucrats. Corporations lobby for regulations which their small business competitors can't afford. Corporations are limited liability so when they screw up, the owners won't be held accountable. If you aren't a fan of the state, you shouldn't be a fan of corporations either. Are you kidding? You don't have your economic/business theory in check. How can you even try to imply that corporations, which are simply a legal construct and a synonym to "big businesses" are, per definition, entities that lobby the state? Shouldn't you ask yourself WHY it is that they lobby the state? Because the state allows it... Because politicians like money. If that weren't the case, we wouldn't know lobbyism. But still the corporations are to blame? And just to clarify the fundamentals: a "big business" was once a small business, too. |
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JMAHH
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September 05, 2012, 12:20:15 PM |
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http://blockchain.info/poolsAll it would take is the collaboration of these Big 3 to turn the network to their will, whether it be in secret or otherwise. How do we turn them into tiny networks like on the other side of the graph? You sound like one of these regulation-loving bureaucrats who have no clue about economics and break up corporations because they supposedly 'hurt' competition. Corporations themselves are a construct of the regulation-loving bureaucrats. Corporations lobby for regulations which their small business competitors can't afford. Corporations are limited liability so when they screw up, the owners won't be held accountable. If you aren't a fan of the state, you shouldn't be a fan of corporations either. Are you kidding? You don't have your economic/business theory in check. How can you even try to imply that corporations, which are simply a legal construct and a synonym to "big businesses" are, per definition, entities that lobby the state? Shouldn't you ask yourself WHY it is that they lobby the state? Because the state allows it... Because politicians like money. If that weren't the case, we wouldn't know lobbyism. But still the corporations are to blame? And just to clarify the fundamentals: a "big business" was once a small business, too. Well, there is quite clearly a difference between "sole proprietorship" and "corporation". Are the corporations to blame? No, the public is to blame for allowing it to happen. Just as they are to blame for over reaching bureaucrats. At this point, the two (corporations and government) are so entwined that the baby and the bath water must be thrown out if we are to expect any kind of change. Okayed |
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herzmeister
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September 05, 2012, 01:45:52 PM |
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Bitcoin is the central protocol.
As above, so below. Some things we can't decentralize (for now), like the Internet, the Earth and the Sun.  |
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September 05, 2012, 02:33:23 PM |
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Atlas making Atlas threads again?
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hazek
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September 05, 2012, 04:35:18 PM |
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http://blockchain.info/poolsAll it would take is the collaboration of these Big 3 to turn the network to their will, whether it be in secret or otherwise. How do we turn them into tiny networks like on the other side of the graph? This is about as diversified as I have seen the pool chart. A year ago deepbit had half, now it takes 3 pools to get there. We went from a benevolent dictatorship to a benevolent oligarchy. Let's make it a decentralized confederation. You do realize that participation in a pool is voluntary and comprised of many many individual miners, right? If it were really an oligarchy their participation wouldn't be voluntary. |
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hazek
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September 05, 2012, 04:36:28 PM |
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All centralized monetary systems tend towards corruption.
BitcoinGold is the central protocol. When are you going to give it a rest? |
My personality type: INTJ - please forgive my weaknesses (Not naturally in tune with others feelings; may be insensitive at times, tend to respond to conflict with logic and reason, tend to believe I'm always right)
If however you enjoyed my post: 15j781DjuJeVsZgYbDVt2NZsGrWKRWFHpp
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September 05, 2012, 06:05:40 PM |
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http://blockchain.info/poolsAll it would take is the collaboration of these Big 3 to turn the network to their will, whether it be in secret or otherwise. How do we turn them into tiny networks like on the other side of the graph? This is about as diversified as I have seen the pool chart. A year ago deepbit had half, now it takes 3 pools to get there. +1 Last year, the mining distribution was far more centralized. The problem has been fixing itself over time, and we should expect this, for free markets do not easily permit monopolies to occur (contrary to popular opinion). |
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