far too little in my eyes, even the two LX150 are 300$. a six-layer pcb isn't cheap either, so i would add another 200$

I didn't keep track, why is Bitstamp higher than Finex now? Has been the other way around for the last months.

I am not really up to date on the topic, but is that a big issue? The last couple transactions I sent were all confirmed within the next block. My fee was not very high.

Can someone explain this "this is gentleman" thing? I know it's a typo by some guy on reddit, but what was it that he wanted so say?

If you use an adblocker on the site you will only see the magnet symbol, no other "download" buttons with .exe files.

I just notified the same problem, but I didn't update or change the system in any way.
I run Armory 0.92.1 on Ubuntu 13.10.

See my posts above, it doesn't work in Chrome 
But fun aside, once you got the plugin for your browser installed, it works quite well. I don't have it set up for a long time, but setting up the device is easy and the process is very well described. I've done a few transactions already and everything worked flawlessly.

The source code is available (here) and so far no vulnerabilities have been reported AFAIK. The device uses BIP32 so hopefully as time passes more and more wallets will support the TREZOR.

Oh ok, would be great to see this somewhere on mytrezor.com...
Guess I'll have to stick with Chromium then.

Thanks for the fast reply klokan!

Was anyone successful in getting the Trezor to run with Google Chrome 37 on Ubuntu 13.10? I've installed the plugin on my first visit on mytrezor.com (64bit .deb), but always get the message to install the plugin.
It seems to work in Firefox, but it takes ages to come up with the user interface, it shows a white page for three minutes at least.

Any help is very much appreciated!

EDIT: Also runs in Chromium 34. Firefox and Chromium show the plugin when opening about:plugins, Google Chrome doesn't...

Keep in mind that the article is now 1.5 years old, a lot of things have changed. We have much more convenient ways to spend and manage our bitcoins than we had a year ago.

Oh yeah, f*** those altcoins 

Yes, but it was his own decision, no court order.

I was wrong, his university reverted his title, so not his decision.

W.T.F. 

As someone who had this guy on TV nonstop for 3 weeks    3 years ago I am stunned. Why would you want him smiling from your Website???

Also can't they call him by his full name?
Karl-Theodor Maria Nikolaus Johann Jacob Philipp Franz Joseph Sylvester Freiherr von und zu Guttenberg

FTFY

Why BNP?

Sorry if I missed in some rumors.

This forum is the best way to learn not to trust screenshots  

EDIT:
http://promotions.newegg.com/nepro/14-3540/index.html
This is as official as it gets 

http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/29jmd6/newegg_now_accepts_bitcoin/

Newegg accepting BTC!

Also you can be pretty sure you won't get screwed by some shady exchange. I wouldn't feel too good sending $2m to a foreign bank account. But I can't how much people are willing to pay for that...

Just click the first result in any of the google links in every post above...

Guys, 50% is not a magical number. A pool at 49% is almost as dangerous as a pool at 51%.

The probability of a pool solving another 5 blocks in a row after solving the first one is 2.8% at 49% of total hashrate and 3.45% at 51% of total hashrate. Sure there is a difference, but you can't say a pool at 49% isn't something to worry about.