Quote from: Decksperiment on August 25, 2014, 10:21:59 PM

Quote from: harrymmmm on August 25, 2014, 03:48:58 PM

Quote from: Decksperiment on August 25, 2014, 02:35:43 PM

Quote from: smoothie on August 23, 2014, 09:56:51 PM

Quote from: Decksperiment on August 16, 2014, 11:03:15 AM

Regardless of whatever connection you make to the cloud, you still have to go through an ISP, get it?

You think the people who give us this computer hardware have'nt checked all possible combinations of key press's before even linux came out?

Wow..

And with the boxes in place, the laws are no longer required.. because governments are above their own laws.

Mysterious boxes lol.

Not every ISP will do this. Good luck seeing that implemented world wide.

Actually, this only requires at least one ISP in ANY country on ANY landmass to work, since the rest, being an integral part of the web, will probably go through said ISP one way or another.. In this department, I'd suggest reading up on deep packet inspection, which is how this IS done right now.. by 98% of ISP's.

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Quote from: smoothie on August 23, 2014, 09:59:11 PM

Quote from: QuestionAuthority on August 23, 2014, 09:20:08 PM

Quote from: Decksperiment on August 23, 2014, 09:15:54 PM

So then it occured to me..

Create a network of around 'x' amount of computers. Install bitcoin app and run as server.

Would this not create a 'new' blockchain, which can then be introduced into or OVER the origional one we currently use?

Um, no. You need to read up a little more.

LOL the OP is obviously a noob as he doesn't even know how the blockchain gets written and possibly overwritten.

"Just install bitcoin app and run as server and voila blockchain is overwritten"....lol

That one made my day right there...especially after his OP where he was so serious about his theory.

Possibly I'm a noob, but at what exactly? I guess no-one understands that bitcoin can be used in an internal network, kinda like a wrk's payment/club card scenario. Run as an internal networked application, creating an internal blockchain, see, this is how I would in fact get started, adding it to the external blockchain would be my problem right there.. thats just to start with. Who cares if the experts say different, I did'nt become a pen tester to agree with things that appear to be unchangable. I am here to destroy, then rebuild.. for only then will I learn not to destroy.

Been to Ediinburgh anyone? Bank Hotel, Royal Mile.. sitting arguing till I was blue in the face with two software dev's claiming that I could indeed take a legally activated broadband modem to ANY house and it will work. They denied this.

Please notice your quotes dude, they are incorrect, I did not say what you are quoting.. another misleader..

So as I see it, bitcoin does nothing BUT hash checks. Each block it hashes is stored in the blockchain.

So all we would need to do is simulate those hashes in an internal network, then use one of those pc's to BUY using external scource, ie, the shop., placing hashes found on an internal network to the external blockchain, which of course, knows nothing of the internal network, and dont care, since the hashes created by the internal network were confirmed by other pc's on the internal network which were just as 'legal' as the external.. Just another theory Wink

Edit: You read it here first lol..

It's time you read it there (https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Block_chain) first.

I never click external links, I just like reading n writing my friend..

Imagine.. Gov switches off net. All sats.. all communication.. start agin time.. with a new network.. since the old blockchain is dead, a new one would be created. So many currencies using generaly the same loop..

I mean a distributed wifi network can exist away from this internet and with it's own blockchain. all it would take is one machine on one network to add the hash to the other.. dont be telling me this cannot be achieved.. Wink

It's simply a question of timing.

This can of course, only be done as long as mining is 'in progress', once the 21 coins are created, then it's script kiddie time lol

As bitcoin is an internet currency, it can be shutdown, when you shut down the internet.

If you want to know how the internet can be shut down. You have to learn, not imagine. The wisdom is not in us. Drugs will not make you wiser, man.