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Had some posts earlier requesting 25 but I looked at the fees and the receiver is charged 25 cents so I don't think I have enough.
Guess I could buy a partial bitcoin, not like it matters...
Well if anyone is interested I'm ready and willing; I can offer $124.75/24.95btc if you want
Guess I could buy a partial bitcoin, not like it matters...
Well if anyone is interested I'm ready and willing; I can offer $124.75/24.95btc if you want
I have ~300 BTC and I need some Dwollas.
ahem... I have 20 dwollars
:-/
25/$125 of any interest to you?
Re: Individual BTC sellers, Please use caution taking Dwolla from unknown buyers
Well my posting count is pretty lackluster but I have been here a few months. Let me just take this opportunity to say I fucking hate waiting 30 days just to be able to send my money to mt. gox. Thanks a lot you thieves, wherever you are.
None luckily 
Hopefully the prices tanks fully to the $2-3 mark (what I believe its 'true' valuation to be) so more non-speculators can gain interest and begin to actually build the economy rather than mess around with the price. Not that there's anything wrong with speculation, but I think it has hurt bitcoin as a whole to some extent.
Hopefully the prices tanks fully to the $2-3 mark (what I believe its 'true' valuation to be) so more non-speculators can gain interest and begin to actually build the economy rather than mess around with the price. Not that there's anything wrong with speculation, but I think it has hurt bitcoin as a whole to some extent.
You don't REALLY have to provide legitimate contact information for a domain when you purchase it. You're supposed to, but in the vast majority of domain providers the actual enforcement of that rule is spotty at best, and non-existent at worst. At least with a 'privatized' contact field its likely the owner at least put in real information before paying to have it hidden...
I have no fear of the USA going broke. Sure prices will rise and the USD will become the next peso. So what? Simply demand higher remuneration for labor to make up for inflation.
I guess maybe I'm just worried that I don't have the guns or ammo to get through a massive economic catastrophe such as that.
NO ONE DOES. If some sort of armageddon comes and we're forced to try and defend our properties, all your firearms will mean very little to someone with molotov cocktails or whatever IED they can manage to construct. I'm not overly impressed with the current state of affairs to put it lightly but lets not get suicidal here.
Re: Cracking the passwords: Don't blame the MtGox, USERS ARE STUPID
And why are you wasting CPU cycles to do that when it's already been done a thousand times over by a thousand more talented, better informed individuals than yourself?
Edit: I've got to admit, you are FANTASTIC at running a password cracking program. Really gettin in there and executin them .exe's!
Edit: I've got to admit, you are FANTASTIC at running a password cracking program. Really gettin in there and executin them .exe's!
Believe it or not I'm not REALLY a troll, but the ridiculous lack of security in these exchange sites and their effect on the bitcoin users is absolutely disgusting. I'm here to be incredibly critical/cynical of anything these 'trusted' sites do; they're anything but.
Re: Cracking the passwords: Don't blame the MtGox, USERS ARE STUPID
i'm sorry but not storing passwords without decent salts as well as decent hashes is the fault of mtgox.
getting access to a database that isn't salted is like hitting a goldmine because of the fact that so many people use the same passwords (iloveyou, password etc) when you get access to an unsalted hash user databaseit would look like this (sort by password, or whatever they call their password column):
8e6c488d2eb01fc691470ceb3a6f700c
8e6c488d2eb01fc691470ceb3a6f700c
8e6c488d2eb01fc691470ceb3a6f700c
746dd6c349cb2e97923be477e8d96423
746dd6c349cb2e97923be477e8d96423
(insert tons of other random md5's)
since they aren't salted you instantly see that there are multiple passwords that have the exact same hash (and therefore the exact same password) so if you crack one of them, you've cracked all of them..
with salted hashes you have a random salt combined with the hash up there to create a new salted hash, which generally means that every 'password' that a person who has access to the database sees is 100% unique (since each user gets a random salt and that salt is added to their password to create a salted password)
so if for example you have a database of 100,000 users all salted and hashed passwords, no 2 passwords will be cracked at the exact same time, it would take more time to crack a decent amount of passwords unlike with what happened to a bunch of mtgox accounts (which they admitted were there, but claim they are older accounts and their passwords are salted and hashed properly)
not only that but not requiring more advanced passwords is the fault of the site, not of the user.
getting access to a database that isn't salted is like hitting a goldmine because of the fact that so many people use the same passwords (iloveyou, password etc) when you get access to an unsalted hash user databaseit would look like this (sort by password, or whatever they call their password column):
8e6c488d2eb01fc691470ceb3a6f700c
8e6c488d2eb01fc691470ceb3a6f700c
8e6c488d2eb01fc691470ceb3a6f700c
746dd6c349cb2e97923be477e8d96423
746dd6c349cb2e97923be477e8d96423
(insert tons of other random md5's)
since they aren't salted you instantly see that there are multiple passwords that have the exact same hash (and therefore the exact same password) so if you crack one of them, you've cracked all of them..
with salted hashes you have a random salt combined with the hash up there to create a new salted hash, which generally means that every 'password' that a person who has access to the database sees is 100% unique (since each user gets a random salt and that salt is added to their password to create a salted password)
so if for example you have a database of 100,000 users all salted and hashed passwords, no 2 passwords will be cracked at the exact same time, it would take more time to crack a decent amount of passwords unlike with what happened to a bunch of mtgox accounts (which they admitted were there, but claim they are older accounts and their passwords are salted and hashed properly)
not only that but not requiring more advanced passwords is the fault of the site, not of the user.
The thousands of passwords that I ALREADY CRACKED are all salted ones.
It doesn't matter if it is Blowfish, SHA-1 or whatever algorithm, if you are using 123456 as your password, you'll be more more fuckable than a horny bitch.
you do understand the difference between cracking 1 password and unlocking 500 of them because they are the exact same password and being forced to crack all of them right?
thats my point.
Of course not, if he did he would be shouting down mt. gox like any other reasonable human being.
Hi, I'm here to insult mt. gox constantly for the complete ineptness of it's owner, his failure to do anything reasonable to protect his website, and to beg Kevin to keep every last dime he can get a hold of in the hopes that pathetic excuse for an exchange gets tanked and the owner is left destitute. That is what he deserves.
Those 600 or so BTC are rightfully yours.
Those 600 or so BTC are rightfully yours.