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why? isn't bitcoin something that could really benefit from the jump to 64-bit?
In short, no. The only benefit to 64-bit userspace is large virtual machines (over 2-4 GB RAM) and applications where a small boost in performance matters more than memory usage (64-bit uses ~twice as much memory). Also, no Bitcoin developers actually use Windows, and I don't think Ubuntu supports targeting Win64.mingw64 should work fine on Ubuntu, but whether the Bitcoin client/daemon actually build for 64-bit Windows is another matter... and as you've already explained, a 64-bit Windows build is fairly pointless at this time, and it'd remain pointless until Microsoft drops 32-bit support (maybe in 10 years
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Re: [G+] The really dark pools of Bitcoins, where not even block explorer can track
You could effectively pass around a flash drive with wallet.dat for the same effect.
That being said, eventually bitbill currency (well, except for those that are irrecoverably lost or destroyed, of course) will eventually re-enter the digital world and the blockchain again, not really spectacular news.
That being said, eventually bitbill currency (well, except for those that are irrecoverably lost or destroyed, of course) will eventually re-enter the digital world and the blockchain again, not really spectacular news.
It'd be like me trying to copyright the bible.
So completely feasible and done by multiple entities?(First off, there's a Crown Copyright that never expires on the King James Version in the UK; that particular version has fallen into public domain in the US and most of the world. Though, new "translations" are almost always held under copyright.)
I'd like a gift code (email only) for these two games for 0.5 BTC please. Games are currently on sale: http://store.steampowered.com/sub/2487/
Strictly speaking you don't *need* BTC for anything, but isn't it nice to be first in this economy? 
I've actually bought NES games, a Steam game, some music, and I've gambled quite a bit (I've lost more than I won but that's OK). It's excellent :-)
I've actually bought NES games, a Steam game, some music, and I've gambled quite a bit (I've lost more than I won but that's OK). It's excellent :-)