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GaryRowe
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About GaryRowe
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Comment #31415164
Oh, it's definitely worth the read.
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Comment #8273985
Same situation for me. Been doing it for a long time now. Just remember to take time out to spend with the kids. Sure, the old adage that they grow up so fast is true, but also spe…
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Comment #8101457
Nexus and Artifactory can be configured to check the signatures, but you're into Web of Trust territory. I wrote an article about mitigating this attack vector a while back which m…
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Comment #8101293
I wrote a Maven plugin to avoid this. It's available under MIT licence: https://github.com/gary-rowe/BitcoinjEnforcerRules
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Comment #6466395
These guys need to be investing in hierarchical deterministic wallets (BIP0032 and BIP0039). That would take away all their private key issues.
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Comment #6366690
Probably not Playfair since there are repeated digraphs.
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Comment #5571534
But it has built-in scarcity which means it possesses a characteristic of a commodity. Maybe a bitcoin is currmodity?
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Comment #5571495
Bitcoin is a protocol. There is nothing stopping the UN from creating their own currency using the Bitcoin protocol with all the characteristics they require of a reserve currency.…
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Comment #5571460
Low transaction costs translates directly into increased profit margin. Surely every business wants that?
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Comment #5518168
A more sensible approach would be to take advantage of TradeHill's "dark pools" which enable very large BTC transactions to take place outside of the public order book.
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Comment #5324084
Not every online transaction requires a chargeback. Perhaps donating to your favourite artist, author, charity would be easier in Bitcoin. And would mean you don't have to keep car…
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Comment #5031464
As an alternative to the ACH approach, Bitcoin offers this bitcoind sendtoaddress Works anywhere in the world, not just USA.
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Comment #4793441
Lots of choices here: http://howdoyoubuybitcoins.com/
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Comment #4793439
Already in place: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/FAQ#What_do_I_call_the_various_de...
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Comment #4793424
Detailed technical questions are answered on Bitcoin Stack Exchange. See http://bitcoin.stackexchange.com .
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Comment #4793419
You can use a Simplified Payment Verification (SPV) client like MultiBit (see http://multibit.org ). From scratch it takes about 5 minutes to start using Bitcoin.
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Comment #4793409
You might to look at http://howdoyoubuybitcoins.com/
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Comment #4581389
NO BUG FOUND: (Spoiler Alert) You haven't activated the Orb of Flounderment which is in the Antideulivation Room.
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Comment #4580404
Interesting tool. The concept of high entropy from passphrases rather than passwords will be very useful for deterministic Bitcoin wallets (see https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Determini…
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Comment #4543849
Solve the Time Problem. As in "I'm a developer with a great idea but no time to do it". Perhaps if someone has a bit of spare cash left over from the day job they could pay someone…
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Comment #4543731
Might be worth reading about smart property. There is more detail here: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Smart_Property
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Comment #4543714
You make instant payment through a QR code as well, if you accept bitcoins. Here's some details if you're interested: http://gary-rowe.com/agilestack/2012/01/09/how-to-accept-bit..…
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Comment #3821779
For anyone considering investing in bitcoins, first read this: http://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/405/what-are-some... And for the avoidance of FUD: https://en.bitcoin.it/w…
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Comment #1716639
If you want some help getting started with Java, I'm willing to give you some pointers so you can feel confident developing web applications. I can be found on gary-rowe.com.
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Comment #1438692
If I were 20 now, and I wanted to be financially independent by 35, I would be doing the following: 1) Building an asset base that provided me with an unearned income equal to what…