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TVsVeryOwn posted:A distributed permanent ledger based on paper! Destroying the environment directly due to mass deforestation rather than just increased greenhouse emissions. Bitcoin with a couple of middlemen cut out.
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Khorne posted:The kind of person who uses twit without thinking about its meaning would probably do that. A fan of Leo Laporte?
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Comfy Fleece Sweater posted:You people keep making fun of crypto meanwhile I’m riding a new car thanks to Ethereum and about to put a down payment on another house I’m buying with bitcoins Hope you get to keep the car to sleep in when crypto implodes.
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Alan Smithee posted:How the gently caress are you not a buttcoiner when you're a trump piss drinker I suggest you read some of my earlier posts. I dropped kayfabe and explained the gimmick because every thread I try to post in, in every subforum, gets derailed by people that are obsessed with politics and can't let things go even after 6-12 months. Weird how that works.
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Soylent Yellow posted:Destroying the environment directly due to mass deforestation rather than just increased greenhouse emissions. Bitcoin with a couple of middlemen cut out. Printing paper actually decreases greenhouse emissions by taking carbon that would rot into CO2 and fixing it in cellulose records.
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We can prevent school shootings by putting guns on the blockchain.
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I would blow Dane Cook posted:We can prevent school shootings by putting guns on the blockchain. https://www.blocksafe.network/ "THE BLOCKSAFE FOUNDATION BELIEVES THAT AN ANONYMOUS, SECURE AND DECENTRALIZED INFRASTRUCTURE MUST BE IN PLACE FOR SMARTGUN TECHNOLOGIES TO REACH THEIR FULL POTENTIAL. THESE TECHNOLOGIES CAN ANONYMOUSLY REDUCE GANG ACTIVITY, LOCATE STOLEN FIREARMS, PREVENT MALIGNANT GUN USE AND MORE. SAVING LIVES BY PROVIDING AN INFRASTRUCTURE FOR ENHANCED SELF-DEFENSE FEATURES." MALIGNANT GUN USE would be a pretty good username
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I wasn't going to bring blockchain up again, but since you guys are talking about it I have a question I can't find an answer to. If you use a blockchain for supply chain control or contract management (as are often cited as a prime target for converting to blockchains) who are the miners in this system and how do you protect against a 51% attack on the chain?
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InternetJunky posted:I wasn't going to bring blockchain up again, but since you guys are talking about it I have a question I can't find an answer to. If you use a blockchain for supply chain control or contract management (as are often cited as a prime target for converting to blockchains) who are the miners in this system and how do you protect against a 51% attack on the chain? whitepaper here, doesn't seem like it goes very in-depth though https://shipchain.io/shipchain-whitepaper.pdf
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Comfy Fleece Sweater posted:You people keep making fun of crypto meanwhile I’m riding a new car thanks to Ethereum and about to put a down payment on another house I’m buying with bitcoins I’ll give you 20 cents on thr dollar for that house when the IRS catches your tax evasion and send you a bill.
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zedprime posted:The product that business software implementors are gauging interest in/trying to sell is more like an interface replacement. In a world where even business systems are getting widened like procurement networks etc. they are trying to sell the feature of your interactions on the network being as legally bindable as for example a signed purchase order. The individual transactions are definitely not public but can be served up to those with correct priveleges, for example the signing parties and any regulatory auditors. quote:How Blockchain Can End Poverty comedyblissoption fucked around with this message at 01:31 on Feb 19, 2018 |
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saying "put legal requirement but on blockchain!" as a cited practical use case misunderstands technology and societal relationships
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InternetJunky posted:I wasn't going to bring blockchain up again, but since you guys are talking about it I have a question I can't find an answer to. If you use a blockchain for supply chain control or contract management (as are often cited as a prime target for converting to blockchains) who are the miners in this system and how do you protect against a 51% attack on the chain? It's a trusted system so you don't need proof of work and the transparency is from the validation available from merkle chains and source that is probably available for participants to inspect.
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zedprime posted:It's probably just a single blade of a cloud server that the syndicate agrees to use. No real reason to distribute beyond the end users at which point the maximum outlay is probably one blade ponied up per interested party.
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comedyblissoption posted:is git an example of exciting blockchain technology in your world
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zedprime posted:It's probably just a single blade of a cloud server that the syndicate agrees to use. No real reason to distribute beyond the end users at which point the maximum outlay is probably one blade ponied up per interested party. Uranium 235 posted:i have no idea if this project is any good but they're trying to use blockchain for supply chain control https://shipchain.io/ Also, I find it amusing that they have a guy on their executive with the last name Crook.
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Oh yah I misunderstood you. You're right people are repackaging old poo poo as new snake oil.
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After your butt on the cloud, even replacing fax with a 35 year old ACID guarentee trick looks like high minded innovation.
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The next big thing with blockchain is obviously going to be war but with blockchain implementation.
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Supply chain management with blockchains: we got rid of the superior performance and easier queries of a conventional database for the advantage of uh well uh
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Hair cut is like the most temporary thing ever u pussy.
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Burt Sexual posted:Hair cut is like the most temporary thing ever u pussy. Face tattoo or you have no balls. Also tattoo your balls.
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Acres of Quakers posted:I’ll give you 20 cents on thr dollar for that house when the IRS catches your tax evasion and send you a bill. You don’t seem to understand, one of the main advantages of crypto is that you don’t have to pay taxes because the transactions are anonymous 🤷🏻♂️ You CAN pay taxes if you want but why do it if crypto doesn’t depend on the fiat lie and banker oppression?
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lazorexplosion posted:Supply chain management with blockchains: we got rid of the superior performance and easier queries of a conventional database for the advantage of uh well uh get with the program
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Gumbel2Gumbel posted:I still don't understand why an uneditable database that is spread to the winds is seen as a great thing. these are all features my dude
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The rich have always feared robbery and extortion. Now, big holders of Bitcoin and its brethren have become alluring marks for criminals, especially since the prices of virtual currencies entered the stratosphere last year. Virtual currencies can be easily transferred to an anonymous address set up by a criminal. While banks can stop or reverse large electronic transactions made under duress, there is no Bitcoin bank to halt or take back a transfer, making the chances of a successful armed holdup frighteningly enticing. Thieves have taken advantage of this system in a startling number of recent cases, from Russia, Ukraine and Turkey to Canada, the United States and Britain. Bitcoin: Criminals Bests Friend https://www.nytimes.com/2018/02/18/technology/virtual-currency-extortion.html Risc1911 fucked around with this message at 11:00 on Feb 19, 2018 |
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Risc1911 posted:The rich have always feared robbery and extortion. Now, big holders of Bitcoin and its brethren have become alluring marks for criminals, especially since the prices of virtual currencies entered the stratosphere last year. Yeah, that's going to help in the next swatting.
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I have talked to the VISA European Press Office regarding the Coinbase overcharge and it seems that the joint statement on the Coinbase blog is indeed official. VISA has something to hide.
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Did someone print some Tether?
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Someone explain thread title plz
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Alan Smithee posted:Someone explain thread title plz Bitcoins in my rear end. Buttcoins.
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is it pronounced like beyonce?
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Alan Smithee posted:Someone explain thread title plz
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Breaking my lurker status to say that Minimalist Program is a forums treasure. Edit: much like the stable store of value that is, his rear end. Hoodwinker fucked around with this message at 20:54 on Feb 19, 2018 |
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idgi
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QuarkJets posted:idgi I think it's a phishing scam. Those aren't n's.
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TVsVeryOwn posted:I think it's a phishing scam. Those aren't n's. ṇot seeing the issue persoṇally.
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TVsVeryOwn posted:I think it's a phishing scam. Those aren't n's. don't browsers show utf8 domains in expanded form (digits instead of actual characters) because of exactly this?
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