Hmmmm ok what about a keypad that you hover over that changes letters in a separate window like big [A B C] when you click THAT letter hits?

XLNT point

1) Bitcoin client encrypts wallet on startup
2) Virtual keyboard option where the password is entered on a scrambled keypad with a mouse - no key-logger virus possible


How can that be hacked? Much simpler than getting a computer and running a geek os.

Damn that was an actual attempt at being constructive.....

Is it good to rent a house, when most houses are owned by a tiny percentage of people?  Even though they were built by a majority of people with minerals that are billions of years old?

When you take out a loan, you are just borrowing back from people who did real work that have had their work funnelled to a coke smoking banker who doesn't know how to hammer in a nail.

The exploitation can be in any form, if there are no BTC available you might need to pimp your girl to the fat man, something you can agree on.

Have you considered thinking outside the ridiculous assumptions that hold your paradim together?

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I can't spell, its outside my paradise

Say it again, but this time ON YOUR 30 CHARACTER COMPLEX KNEES unworthy one, or there will be NO GOX for you.

I think many of the goxed will hand their bitcoins in the brave to play chicken with the us dollar.

Haha can't sleep without your gox med's

Geez... its ok its just me paying myself out for being drunk and lazy - hehe I replied to my own post.  Lol!  Have fun with the poll.

Horrible poll with duplicate answers, appalling spelling and grammar, don't care should be fun.

Please post réponses hère on any intel / info about reopening times.  Venting and calming posts ok too.  Strategic thoughts welcome - like is it in Gox interest to allow people to flood new exchanges to discredit their ability to handle better than gox?  Yes its time for all that pent up rage to vent out here on this trashy thread for all you geko lunchtime legend bitcoin day trading crazy risk takers.

Personally, I think this is a beta project and something good will come out of it, but for now its a nut ball wild west gunslinging crime infester fortune favours the brace amusement ride. 

Get your vote and gossip on!

Goxed - 2 guys and a server can't be wrong says 60,000 hacked users! 

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Its your fault for having the same password everywhere go whip your selves for a week - worlds longest passwords reset.

Imagine your DR Who from the TV show with a time machine.  You can go back anytime you want in 4,000 years but you don't know which year.  What do you bring as a currency to trade?

Supply demand.  Mt Gox Closes - Less coins for many days holding coins, same level of demand.  Why hasn't the price shot up?  Its because most of the demand is people swapping coins between each other bidding the price up.  The vendors are net sellers (unless they are deflationary hoarders) the miners are net sellers so really what we are seeing here is

a transfer of wealth from late speculators to early adopters, who can also influence the market via their HUGE position in bitcoins.

Still like the deflationary logarithmically injected boot strap model?

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I love it when people say their money is tied up in Mt Gox, they have BITCOINS mostly they hope to TRADE for money.  How many people are hoping to buy goods and services for bitcoins when the exchange opens?  You all want to sell high and convert back to USD - think about it!  Its become a religion and i'm a heretic - bring on the mindless punishment until there are no 72 bitcoin virgins in speculator heaven.

Thanks for your views.  But there are less bitcoins, they are stuck at the exchange.  And as for money, because they were all generated by mining, and most very cheaply, the coins outweight the cash.  I mean its not like every coin out there was bought for $20.  Its only the fractional traders.  Do you see?

Economically speaking, yes - for sure.  They fit the model.  So does silk road despite what others day.  I think international transfers definitely.  Target young people travelling - beats the hell out of western union if you do a bit of planning first.  Charities - I can see that- but people like the tax dedications so good for lots of small donations.  Might be good for political parties looking to hide the source?

Other things I can see are youtubers with the link under their videos asking for support.  I think its got potential for a lot of people to give a little because of the non-existent transaction fee.

Supply / demand - the main exchange doing 90% of business has frozen a massive chunk of bitcoins for days now.  With the supply shock, why hasn't the price exploded? I mean if bitcoins are hot the few left around should be trading gangbusters.  Could it be there is no underlying demand at this stage but speculation?  So basically what i'm implying is that the people at Mt Gox were selling to each other mostly with a trickle of miners.

Does that tell you something?  If you want this to succeed you need vendors.  I think the cash that's poured in has gone to the first holders of bitcoins and I think I'd be very careful given there's no boom in the underlying demand.

Because if there is no demand we are about to see a supply FLOOD when Gox comes online.  So unless you all start trading with each other, add the miners new coins, where's the new cash coming from?  Vendors are taking it OUT if there are any.

How do you guys see it?  I'm calling it a great idea that's become a casino, partly due to the distribution curve its tracking on.  

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PS all comments on crap spelling and grammar are welcome - both have no intrinsic value  

Why do you think its safe to say that most professionals only parrot what they have been taught?  That's very broad.  I mean it includes all disciplines and people graduating from them - how does the world manage to maintain doctors, engineers and historians?  Where is the true store of knowledge - TV and Wiki?

Yeah my grammar has gone downhill its true.  I guess I mean why not try and make it fair?

Would it help if I told you I was a chief then?  Ben Bernake is also a man, do you only take economic arguments from girls?  The tone on this forum is so low, it seems infested with rabid self interest and wild eye'ed claims.

I think it was probably different when it was a hopeful little project.

Why are people trying to suppress the point that the system is unfairly designed?

Paypal, dwolla, no one has a problem to begin with if its a one to one exchange.

The reason bitcoins is different is because the early adopters get it for free, encourage speculation, cash out, no vendors want in on a fluctuating model.  

Think about it - the only cash in is from speculators and a tiny amount of vendors.  The cash out comes from the early adopters and "miners" taking it OUT of the system.

Its a nil cash system bootstrapped doomed to deflation, is partly supported by the criminal element who is also successfully trying to steal it from others - in short its a beta project that I think has geeks in love with the technology, speculators in love with the rah-rah from early adopters and very few voices of reason.

The fact that people are actively discouraging others from discussing what deflation means and to say "my answer is this post" is frightening and morally poisoned.

You can't build a currency on trust with a base of skewed self interest.   Have you noticed how vile and rude these boards are?  I've never seen anything like it.  THIS is the community?

THanks for replying to my post.