I wanted to make a paper wallet like the one bitcoin has with bitaddress.

https://www.bitaddress.org/bitaddress.org-v3.2.0-SHA256-ad4fd171c647772aa76d0ce828731b01ca586596275d43a94008766b758e8736.html


Is there anything safe and easy to use like the above one but for monero?

Is moneroaddress.org safe, reliable and easy to use like bitaddress?

https moneroaddress.org/

I copied it from github but I don't know how to run the application?

How solid is the Bitsquare platform?  Does it rely on "smart" contracts?  
Very solid, I have made a few trades on it.  You need to get used to the interface and the trade mechanic.  No smart contracts...but it does use multisig.

How long until it supports advanced features like margin trading?  That is probably a way out.  It needs more developers.

Is there a testnet version to try out?  There may be a test net version, but the main net works fine.

Once Bitsquare is somewhat comparable/competitive feature-wise, I'd be happy to offer some XMR there at a discount, to coax volume away from the morally hazardous exchange under the command of ETH Fed Chairman Vitalik "Helicopter" Buterin.

Will the Panama Papers have any effect on XMR?

code: You're wrong about the minimizing the damage. I get what you're trying to say, but you occasionally leave out the possibility that such disclosures can cause (financial) damage without even having to be true. Something which we had to assume until proven because the formal requirements of reporting had not been fulfilled and we were caught off the hook by a bug. That's why they are in place, and lots of bug bounty programs have this mechanism in place to push people to report and investigate privately. I deduce his intentions based on the fact that he chose to ignore the formal requirement. We don't weasel out of shit, I speak for myself and I'm not in charge of the bounties.

I have given my research to sdcdev, I too figured out it was vulnerable after investigating the code. We started work on fixing this bug as soon as possible.

edu-online: Child_harold, you forgot to mention that it has also been the same team who have been working around the clock for the past 18 months to keep our dedicated users satisfied. Yes. We combine new and existing tech that sometimes needs to be improved. In this case, we will come up with a working solution (like we always do) if needed. As sated on Slack earlier this week, our lead developers are looking into the reported bug. We also think that it is only fair to reward Shen for pointing us in the right direction. It is what the bounty program was set up for in the first place. By constantly focussing on Shadows open source code, we can try to spot and fix it's weaknesses. All of this is done to work towards our main goal: saveguarding the privacy of our users. Anything that might compromise this is taken very seriously by all of our team members. That said, our team will be focusing on the issue at hand first and keep you all informed. In the mean time, please try to find some peace in the fact that we are all trying to achieve the same goal here. Privacy.

it will never be resolved, if it's this difficult to make the blocksize 2MB, then unlinkability or unraceability will never be added. it's too big of a change.

Honestly I'm excited about this project, but I don't see anything new, it looks like the previous videos. I'm guessing the design production is finalled?

This one is for long time buried hodling, not for travel or spending  

It's the master of all backups.

Interesting Compact Confidential Transactions conversation happening here now:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1085436

I hope this can be implemented into CryptoNote (Monero or Boolberry) before Bitcoin

I'm not gonna lie guys; ever since I got loudly and publicly involved in cryptocurrency a year ago, there's been no end to the digital fuckery I have experienced and suspected on my personal machines.  
  
I have a Windows laptop for internet browsing and games (no cryptocurrency activity on this machine), and even after a fresh install, within weeks it will inexplicably begin to stutter and pause before saving any file.  I run pretty solid Malware Bytes scans, MSE instances and a Firefox browser with ad-block and Noscript; I'm not a wizard, but I'm not a dummy.  There is no reason why a top-of-the-line computer that was reformatted a month ago should be stuttering randomly and lagging when doing things as simple as saving a picture off the internet.  
  
As well, my cell phone began about November of last year to pause randomly to lose (possibly hijack) the internet connection.  It shows pinging or 'upload' status in the network icon during these moments.  Attempts to use downloaded apps to figure out what IP addresses it's connecting to during these times have only resulted in gibberish or proxies.  This behavior persists no matter how many times I 'reformat' my phone.  
  
This is kind of shit is increasingly pissing me off - I have come to accept that if I become prominent in crypto I will likely end up getting monitored pretty hard despite being open and honest about my actions, but whatever backdoor nonsense is happening is actually affecting the performance of my computer which is ridiculous.  Perhaps I'm being paranoid, but also perhaps not.  
  
If you are reading this, your shit is weak and gives off tell tale signs of a system being compromised - get it together.