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Or the best from their perspective. It's a perfect steering wheel for the owners. They cause panic with another shitty announcement, internal price drops, they buy dirt-cheap coins…

You guys are both on Ubuntu. I bet it's the drivers and/or Linux WebGL implementation. Works fine here on Chrome on Win7.

Regulation hasn't stopped massive thefts of fiat, the amounts that bitcoin thieves can only dream of. http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2011/06/19/missing-iraq-money-may... http://news.na…

It's "fast enough" because you haven't tried the real life resolution. Now even the shittiest phones shoot at 720p minimum, 1080p standard. I hate, absolutely hate, when youtube qu…

Who the hell just runs a $100K/day campaign without any testing? Fool and his money are soon parted.

Looks amazing. The framerate seems a bit low, but I'm not surprised considering how much you have to render.

I started watching, and as soon as he started describing his train of thought, I realized how much bullshit it is. Oh, there's this repeating sequence that looks like English "oRoR…

There's. Bitcoin or any altcoin.

A perfect troll setup. So many fun options. 1) Use javascript to replace their ad referrers with yours. 2) Display porn only for them 3) Random infinite page refreshes on their ser…

Looks like 88,000 BTC were stolen, much more than originally reported. http://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/2014/02/13/silk-road-2-0-has-...

I wouldn't call this "wild west". Regular banks experience much worse thefts, and pretty regularly.

Need much better instruments. It sounds worse than what we used to have in the 90's with the Scream Tracker.

More of the modern feminism insanity. None of the women were forced to take these pictures.

Trick question. Profits are calculated after salaries are paid.

How would you get one? ASIC owners are paranoid about their earnings. They would notice they are getting less than they usually do the next day after the infection.

There's no jail limit for contempt of court. 14 years: http://blogs.wsj.com/law/2009/07/14/man-jailed-on-civil-cont... 7 years: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martin_A._Armstrong

"by distances of up to about 65 feet (20 meters)" Good luck getting that close to a server in a data center.

No, a botnet can't ever achieve 51%. One modern ASIC rig is equivalent to a few thousand average CPU+GPU computers that make up a botnet.

I fucking hate this slideshows, they never work. Clicking around, scrolling, nothing happens.

Solution: limit the total number of likes per account to something like 50.

Mirror: https://web.archive.org/web/20140208005209/http://accu.org/i...

But Bitstamp isn't in the US, so they don't give a crap about that law. Just like you don't worry about crazy laws in Saudi Arabia or Kuwait that prohibit drinking alcohol.

> There's now been reported a way to hack a computer by way of its microphone, so that particular method is out. No, it's not. It's in some server in a datacenter. If you can get t…

US can change their laws all they want, they still can't shut down a bank in Slovenia because it has a British business account. They can try and press the UK, but that, at best, w…

Bitstamp is outside of NY or FL jurisdiction.