Happy Satoshi Nakamoto Day

[Jeremy West spendbitcoins.com]

I purposely saved this spot for further comments, thus allowing the OP to stand on its own merits. This post will be updated shortly will a nice surprise. Thank you.

Bruno

PS: I was only off my 2 seconds.

Still waiting...

[Coinbuck @ BTCLot]

He doesn't exist. The network created itself. Any writings by him are the accidental result of an infinite number of monkeys typing on the same keyboard. Shakespeare be damned.

It was ALIENS !

[Phinnaeus Gage]

I purposely saved this spot for further comments, thus allowing the OP to stand on its own merits. This post will be updated shortly will a nice surprise. Thank you.

Bruno

PS: I was only off my 2 seconds.

Still waiting...

This is my bad--sort of! I truly thought that #2 post was axed by the mods. I came back to this thread the next day after starting this tread, read posts, but somehow I missed it. I think I see how I could have done that now. After the OP is that space for ads. I saw that, skimmed over #2 post thinking that that's not it, then wondering where it went. I assumed incorrectly it was gone therefore, I guess, it is my bad with no 'sort of' to it. Now what was the question? Oh, yea!

Now that it's there, though it never left, I need to get right on this. I'm a tad tired now and wouldn't articulate properly for what I've envisioned. It's kind of neat, and will go hand-in-hand with Bitcoin100. Allow me to try to get it up tomorrow, JW. Thank you for bringing this to my attention. I truly never meant to leave anybody hanging.

~Bruno~

[The Script]

Sorry to be the one to break it to you all, but Satoshi Nakamoto died on December 20th.  Here's an article with proof.

[PrintCoins]

On December 12, 2010, 12:22:33 PM (local), Satoshi Nakamoto, founder of Bitcoin, penned his last post on this forum. We'll now pay homage to this man by declaring today Satoshi Nakamoto Day, marking the one year anniversary of his last communication to us.

What he left for us is an ideology, and all who've followed his path are his descendants, his legacy lies with them and all those who'll soon follow.

In honnor of Satoshi Nakamoto, I shall post this declaration at the exact minute and, hopefully, second to correspond with the timestamp of his last post.

If he writes another message, doesn't that just screw up everything. Wouldn't his first known message be a better day? Sorta like the birth of bitcoin (or at least conception).

[tosaki]

I would also suggest to use another day. e.g. release date of first Bitcoin version or something like that because we dont know if that was the last post of satoshi.

[Phinnaeus Gage]

I would also suggest to use another day. e.g. release date of first Bitcoin version or something like that because we dont know if that was the last post of satoshi.

Then I suggest June 7. Why the 7th of June? Google it to find the answer. Hint: It's computer related.

~Bruno~

[Rassah]

I would also suggest to use another day. e.g. release date of first Bitcoin version or something like that because we dont know if that was the last post of satoshi.

Then I suggest June 7. Why the 7th of June? Google it to find the answer. Hint: It's computer related.

~Bruno~

The First Crusade: The Siege of Jerusalem begins?
Mohandas Gandhi's first act of civil disobedience?
Priscilla Presley opens Graceland to the public?
Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, the leader of Al-Qaeda in Iraq, is killed in an airstrike by the United States Air Force?

Oh, wait, you said computer related... Is it

Sony introduces the Betamax videocassette recorder for sale to the public? I hope you don't think that's representative of Bitcoin  
Or is it the sun blowing up last year and screwing up a bunch of satellites?

[D.H.]

How about

November 1st: The Bitcoin paper was published

or

January 3rd: The day of the genesis block

or

January 9th: The announcement of Bitcoin and the release of the fist client version

[organofcorti]

Should be July 6th. That's his birthday. I got the info here:


It mentions cash + txn fees, but I couldn't find a public key anywhere.

[Phinnaeus Gage]

I would also suggest to use another day. e.g. release date of first Bitcoin version or something like that because we dont know if that was the last post of satoshi.

Then I suggest June 7. Why the 7th of June? Google it to find the answer. Hint: It's computer related.

~Bruno~

The First Crusade: The Siege of Jerusalem begins?
Mohandas Gandhi's first act of civil disobedience?
Priscilla Presley opens Graceland to the public?
Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, the leader of Al-Qaeda in Iraq, is killed in an airstrike by the United States Air Force?

Oh, wait, you said computer related... Is it

Sony introduces the Betamax videocassette recorder for sale to the public? I hope you don't think that's representative of Bitcoin  
Or is it the sun blowing up last year and screwing up a bunch of satellites?

I stumped the Ras!

[tosaki]

+1 for The day of the genesis block

Genesis sounds epic

[Remember remember the 5th of November]

Yeah, sorry, wrong day.

It's the 8th atm

[kjlimo]

We need more holidays not near January 1.  I like the day the paper was published.

For now, I'm leaving Dec 12th in my calendar.  I'll try to hold off on the fliers until we come to more of a consensus...

[Phinnaeus Gage]

We need more holidays not near January 1.  I like the day the paper was published.

For now, I'm leaving Dec 12th in my calendar.  I'll try to hold off on the fliers until we come to more of a consensus...

I chose June 7 in honor of Alan Turing's death: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alan_Turing

[Rassah]

We need more holidays not near January 1.  I like the day the paper was published.

For now, I'm leaving Dec 12th in my calendar.  I'll try to hold off on the fliers until we come to more of a consensus...

I chose June 7 in honor of Alan Turing's death: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alan_Turing

That's not really something to celebrate. May 15th, Jerry Falwell's death, I could see, but...

[Phinnaeus Gage]

We need more holidays not near January 1.  I like the day the paper was published.

For now, I'm leaving Dec 12th in my calendar.  I'll try to hold off on the fliers until we come to more of a consensus...

I chose June 7 in honor of Alan Turing's death: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alan_Turing

That's not really something to celebrate. May 15th, Jerry Falwell's death, I could see, but...

Maybe you're right. Let's just add 16 days to it to celebrate his birth--June 23.

[kjlimo]

We need more holidays not near January 1.  I like the day the paper was published.

For now, I'm leaving Dec 12th in my calendar.  I'll try to hold off on the fliers until we come to more of a consensus...

Dec 12th coming up soon... anyone other than me celebrating this as Satoshi Nakamoto Day?

It's possible I missed a memo where we voted or something, haha.

[QuestionAuthority]

Is anyone doing something special on SND? There's a lot of MIAs in this thread. When I checked a few last logged on dates they all seem to be around June-July of this year. Summer black hole suckin people up or what?

[Liquid]

Happy Satoshi Nakamoto Day!

What a magical gift he gave us i hope his name lasts throughout the ages