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August 16, 2013, 07:48:19 AM
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Bit OS as in Bitcoin OS or Vampire Bite. Basically just Linux Mint with Bitcoin-QT and CGMiner installed by default. Plus has a mining screensaver for those with multiple GPUs.

Dark Penguin, they came from the south.

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We are becoming organized enough we will be governing ourselves soon. Through European history we learn that financial unity precedes political unity. Since Bitcoin is decentrallized it is essentially a one world currency. Does this mean we are heading towards a one world government, or better yet, no world government.

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August 16, 2013, 07:06:47 PM
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Not that this isn't interesting, I suppose it'd be useful on a usb stick.  I may try it out sometime in that context, but I don't think that I'd be installing it on any of my machines.  I'm too used to standard debian to go switching distros.
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