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Re: Gavin Threatens to Quit Bitcoin Development and Join Hearn's Fork
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Fedoraeuphoria
on 30/05/2015, 08:48:08 UTC
This is rather interesting. This news almost makes it seem that the confidence of the bitcoin currency is tied to a software developer when this digital currency is touted to be independent of any central authority.
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Technical bitcoin news source
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Fedoraeuphoria
on 30/05/2015, 08:28:29 UTC
I would like to know the best websites for news regarding bitcoin. I regularly view Coindesk however I've noticed that it covers matters in a rather non-technical way. Are there any news sites or blogs that describe current bitcoin news in more technical terms?
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Re: Does this exist?
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Fedoraeuphoria
on 30/05/2015, 08:24:54 UTC
I'm struggling to see what the advantage of an automated process is as opposed to converting the fiat currency yourself? You could perform this conversion yourself without inducing any extra processing fees and also control the exchange rate on your own terms.
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Re: U.S. Government Mining Bitcoins
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Fedoraeuphoria
on 28/05/2015, 15:36:57 UTC
This is one thing that was surely not envisioned for Bitcoin when it was developed.
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Re: The Gang of Five: The Dirty Centralization Secret of Bitcoin
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Fedoraeuphoria
on 20/05/2015, 14:57:46 UTC
There are some legitimate arguments for implementing alt coins but what OP is spouting is utter rubbish.
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Re: 21 Inc Confirms Plans for Mass Bitcoin Miner Distribution
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Fedoraeuphoria
on 19/05/2015, 13:14:04 UTC
These chips also give the NSA a nice backdoor of their choosing for our appliances.
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Re: How to create my own cloud mining service
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Fedoraeuphoria
on 19/05/2015, 12:57:41 UTC
I hear Iceland is a nice place to live.
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Re: Bitcoin mentioned on CSI Cyber
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Fedoraeuphoria
on 18/05/2015, 14:38:17 UTC
Bitcoin will undoubtably recur often in this series since the theme supposedly revolves around the elusive "dark net"  Shocked
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Re: Dark Net Weapons Bust Leads To 17 Arrests and a $80,000 Bitcoin Seizure
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Fedoraeuphoria
on 17/05/2015, 16:45:15 UTC
$2,500 for a Walther PPK/S .380 calibre pistol and a silencer! The guy didn't know how to shop, you can get a decent gun for way less.

The sale was made in Australia which virtually has a complete gun ban. It takes 6 months of a sport shooting club membership to be eligible to purchase a handgun that will be strictly used for sport shooting.
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Re: "North Carolina Bitcoin Legislation Receives Opposition" via BTC.com
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Fedoraeuphoria
on 17/05/2015, 15:51:47 UTC
What's new? An industry leader colludes with government to legislate increased barriers of entry. And this is all to protect the consumer?
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Re: Dark Net Weapons Bust Leads To 17 Arrests and a $80,000 Bitcoin Seizure
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Fedoraeuphoria
on 17/05/2015, 15:49:05 UTC
It seems that adding "Bitcoin" to the title of an article makes it all the more exciting and dangerous.
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Re: Catching The Bitcoin Bus
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Fedoraeuphoria
on 17/05/2015, 09:17:45 UTC
There were phases for Bitcoin like first there were lot of doubts about Bitcoin.Second was full of hype and manipulation in price.Third we are watching adoption and more popularity which is right now.Fourth and final will be turning point which will be permanent.This is right time to get on the Bitcoin bus to make your future more stable and secure.All these news mentioned above and many other are early and positive signs which shows future's scenario.

You couldn't have said it better. These stages should be expected when delving into the unknown world of cryptocurrencies.
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Re: Bitcoin Extremists Target Bank of China
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Fedoraeuphoria
on 17/05/2015, 09:14:04 UTC
This is hilarious. I can't believe the author spun Satoshi's absence as a threat to the stability of Bitcoin.
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Re: Africa or Australia
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Fedoraeuphoria
on 16/05/2015, 10:17:37 UTC
Africa is a rather large and vast location. There are significant differences between the various nations of that continent.
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Re: Methods of growing your Bitcoin?
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Fedoraeuphoria
on 16/05/2015, 10:11:16 UTC
Can someone explain to me what a signature campaign is?
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Re: New York Times identifies Nick Szabo as Satoshi Nakamoto
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Fedoraeuphoria
on 16/05/2015, 10:01:19 UTC
My friend's dad's work colleague's sister's boyfriend's friend's cousin knows the real Satoshi.
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Re: Which Bitcoin Exchange do you use and why ?
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Fedoraeuphoria
on 16/05/2015, 09:09:18 UTC
What exchanges do any Aussies on this forum use?
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Re: Difference between physical meetups and online exchanges
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Fedoraeuphoria
on 15/05/2015, 07:06:50 UTC
Can you guys explain to me a standard "protocol" for a physical meetup. As in, do you pay in cash? Do you offer the cash first and then undergo the Bitcoin transaction? Basically how do you actually go about the exchange?
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Re: Difference between physical meetups and online exchanges
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Fedoraeuphoria
on 14/05/2015, 14:56:15 UTC
So there appears to be a scale between anonymity and security. There is Coinbase on the one hand with high security and then physical meetups with high anonymity.
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Re: Difference between physical meetups and online exchanges
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Fedoraeuphoria
on 14/05/2015, 14:39:01 UTC
What are the pros and cons of buying bitcoins in person in a physical meet up as opposed to using an exchange.

Pro -> Anonymity. Well you have to show your face, but not your POR and bank account details.
Con -> Robbery risk. It happend in the past and it will happen again. If you meet with someone in person you might get lured into a trap, hit on the head and have your money and/or coins stolen.

An exchange might rob you as well, but at least you dont get hit on the head.

This has always confused me. If you buy coins from an exchange, won't the exchange link your Bitcoin address with your ID and therefore track every transaction thereafter? In effect, can't exchanges completely de-anonymise transactions if it starts from them?