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?! the financialguidanceforeducators is some guy in Ohio |
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Okay...At this point, I don't think that I would be able to accept a single transaction from a single early block as enough evidence because that doesn't rule out, albeit a very tiny, possibility that a private key was somehow brute forced by a couple super computers fully dedicated to the task.
I want to see a transaction from block #1 to block #9 and from block #9 back to block #1. This would at least establish that more than one private key, known to be generated by Satoshi Nakamoto, is in play. It would increase the weight of the evidence, and reduce the likelihood that the keys were somehow hacked into existence.
I like this standard of proof. It seems reasonable and raises the bar for would be bad actor-impersonators. To be sure, there's too much funny stuff going on in this space so a single transaction from an early block would no longer be sufficient validation in my mind. It will require a compound transaction to add extra layer of validation to convince me now. It's the only way to negate, in my mind, the negative credibility created by all the apparent "trickery" that's been exposed to date. Furthermore, the above would only prove to me that Wright holds the private keys to Satoshi's stake, not that he is, in fact, Satoshi. That's where Gavin's assessment comes into play here. If Wright proves he holds the keys && if others confirm that Wright is privy to information only contained within private communications between themselves and Satoshi Nakamoto, then maybe Wright might be justified in having the opportunity to turn down his Nobel Prize like his idol, Jean-Paul Sartre. |
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can you see it? two spaces after a sentence already. not beetween two words. a habbit of both of them. ...
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Not to dis your assessment but there are other "punks" who utilize two spaces after a full stop. When I first started online at the end of the 90's, I thought it weird to see only one space since I was taught two spaces in high school typing during the late 70's, so I opted to use two spaces, but soon foregone the practice because I felt that one space looked prettier (yes, that word best describes my feelings then and now), where two spaces came across to me as (seriously, I can't explain it, but I know I wasn't fond of it any longer). but then SN grew up in the times of typewriters if he have this habit. and adam too. http://www.writersdigest.com/online-editor/how-many-spaces-after-a-periodEDIT: you're right it proves nothing! to much people have this bad habit. |
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Now, something special for you conspiracy buffs: https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Special:Contributions/Kimon&dir=prev&limit=500&target=Kimon On May 25, 2006, Kimon, a coat-of-arms buff, deletes his profile profile page. 23 minutes later he creates the Dave Kleiman Wikipedia page. On May 1, 2013, Kimon updates Dave's page depicting his death on [April 26,] 2013: https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Dave_Kleiman&oldid=553053599Kimon's site: http://web.archive.org/web/20090401193442/http://www.idtg.org/about/http://www.amazon.com/Windows-System-Administration-Command-Scripts/dp/1597491055How to Cheat at Windows System Administration Using Command Line Scripts (How to Cheat) 1st Edition
by Pawan K. Bhardwaj (Author), Dave Kleiman (Author), Brian Barber (Author), Kimon Andreou (Technical Editor) https://www.book-info.com/isbn/1-59749-197-7.htmTimothy Clinton
Michael Gregg
Dave Kleiman
Jesse "James" Varsalone
Craig Wright http://www.amazon.com/Winternals-Defragmentation-Recovery-Administration-Field/dp/1597490792/ref=sr_1_2?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1462326042&sr=1-2 https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Talk:Dave_Kleiman&oldid=553053671Speedy Deletion Contention
I created this article for Dave Kleiman as he is a regular speaker on cyber-security at major events, an expert witness working for government and private industry, and also an author or tech. editor of a number of books. As such, I consider him to be notable in the IT security industry. I performed a Google Search [1] on him and I also checked the number of books he's written on Amazon.com [2] --Kimon 21:29, 6 February 2007 (UTC)
"Noted" forensics expert?
This article asserts Kleiman is notable as a forensics expert. Can we find even one reliable independent secondary source that says so?
--- tqbf 00:20, 26 November 2007 (UTC)
... who isn't a relative ;-)
Ve2dc (talk) 11:00, 3 May 2008 (UTC) You'll love this: http://www.mypalmbeachpost.com/news/news/local/obituary-former-pbso-deputy-dies-in-his-home/nXcqR/Mr. Kleiman grew up in Palm Beach Gardens and served as an Army helicopter technician from 1986-1989. He was named soldier of the year in 1987 by the Secretary of the Army while he was stationed in Germany. Secretary of the Army: Mr. President, I think that I just met the best Huey tech in all the Army stationed in Germany after ONLY one year experience in the field, so I named this 20-year-old-kid soldier of the year for 1987, easily beating out the other million-plus candidates. Ironically, Kimon nor any other included the above accolade on Dave Kleiman's Wikipedia page. One more thing. How is that Craig Steven Wright was privy to David/Dave Kleiman's birthday but such is NOT published anywhere else on the Internet (Fact: Dave Kleiman was adopted)? https://s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/document-api-images-prod/docs/TJ_Whj-miVRKa_Cchu3P54cFsjy1N4664qkSHz1BhmM/application-pdf?AWSAccessKeyId=ASIAIPBOIJHPKN6FZJHA&Expires=1462323876&Signature=ka1yURU2OJAbmRwl0WW8W4N2OTw%3D&x-amz-security-token=AQoDYXdzEE8a4AN%2FgxqlFKKRS5NmV9Wbax67%2BiuQlBLevyDbnyX4FzGb%2BrYMoi7R6kWnI%2BR8tD46sM7icibXVuXgQaV9BEhQUTtv8pm80Z8cV2lhY9a6eVAJ27uj9Eay9taJrRN90glT9iE0BFDPLL8eTBwPbX%2Fmg2h%2BZqwOPp%2F%2Bp%2FgvA71r098U81Q9%2FPHestWG5WpSPBbCYE%2Fk2QF4WLeSSkp%2FtGuWXDD93clYqNzD0CjsODIDSMmiJSQD15PYAG7on2VZtsC0EMVz3ZkUBgMMvoVKLYDLb56Q7WA1mfc8YfRUVsxl6G%2FnCm%2B%2BfMD%2Bn7jWBWYbZFEo3oAkgAtsoB8dHDbw2jxJ%2F5lAkCNKzADyQPLZSG7G1zO7LJO%2BzakoWKRshWfSd6bZEs%2FjXQxZ4X60XUtDZH0hSMlNyHpq%2BytPpLAx%2Fcz%2F%2F0hB0kcDhE3D5IChXWFVi62TugapZqhcgk9oBUlCkoILaIroc2HwWJsYG4zThxT4ef6Ori%2FkeZKR12FVFiN07CrmmpTtlGisCs1ugP6qLtvVhkGJyqq0f15lO%2FVBPKrASifsfYYEtdIkyfqjxRwVs%2BG1Ncv2qscgTkBgZp6tJGJa4ZfB%2FygoUfhMkWJFeie3OibnttTpiGwHziTQuLTCPg%2BexKAg1L%2BkuQU%3D I think that's enough for now for you to digest, promising to bring more to the table if you've created enough room for such upon returning from the regurgitation room. |
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May 04, 2016, 01:57:30 AM |
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TL;DR. Craig Wright fails to provide a publicly verifiable signed message using one of Satoshi's signatures. All tards unite in their stupidity behind the Who's-Satoshi media hype.
Am I on the right track or should I read hard evidence I missed?
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May 04, 2016, 02:12:57 AM |
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Can it be verified, somehow, if this FB account is real? I mean, this man is supposed to be 91-92 years old when that message was posted. |
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May 04, 2016, 02:17:34 AM |
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If everyone believes whatever is posted in the internet and whatever is shown on national television by a news network then I'm the man behind the grassy knoll jeez! Read + Research +Scrutinize that's what we all should do before we jump into conclusion that we have the right man.
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https://youtu.be/DsAVx0u9Cw4 ... Dr. WHO < KLF
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Gleb Gamow
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Just now seen this after I did my own research: https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/3w3ije/interesting_facts_about_david_kleimans_life/The year of Dave's birth is incorrect. ALL sources depict 1967, thus making him 20 when you got soldier of the year. Born in 1965 and adopted by Jewish parents: Louis and Regina Kleiman
Grew up in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida
Served as an Army helicopter technician from 1986 to 1989 (age 21-24)
Named soldier of the year in 1987 by the secretary of the Army (age 22)
Served as a Palm Beach County Sheriff’s deputy and detective until rendered paraplegic by a 1995 off-duty motorcycle crash (age 30)
After rehab from the crash, using a wheelchair, worked in computer forensics.
Married and divorced twice but had no children
In his final years, complications from his injuries required that he have five or six additional surgeries and spend nearly three years in the hospital battling an MRSA bacterial infection
Came home physically weak, but refused living assistance
Died weeks later on April 26, 2013 (age 46) of a heart attack caused by the MRSA infection |
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May 04, 2016, 02:30:16 AM |
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May 04, 2016, 02:30:38 AM |
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Gleb are you ale to find this InfoWorld article about Bitcoin in early 2010?
i want to know if it could be true or if the basement of Gavin Andresens involvement into Bitcoin has something to do with his visit in Australia.
EDIT: found it.
On my short list, bud, upon seeing it first posted. Allow me to get caught up. I have 20 taps opened now and my head is exploding. I just got back to my hotel room and told my wife that I'm doxxing Satoshi.  |
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