Why didnt u sell on top? 📉

Please explain to me how an air gapped PC is in any way relevant to bitcoin, a system which by definition requires a network connection to function.

And I noticed you dodged my question to you about side channel attacks. Thank you for admitting that you don’t understand security and can only parrot the bitcoin fanboy talking points about “I HAVE PROOF OF WORK AND 12 WORDS!!!”.

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Where is the part about the minimum costs and other requirements not listed for pieces of ID and other instruments presumably used for security while in fact abusing the data to spy on, perhaps without the said license to actually be authorized to do the spying in question(s) or charge(s) legally so.?

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The government sought to forfeit my PGP encryption keys,
including public and private keys,
which I store,
and which they attack the integrity of,
as well as other integrity for other evidence they seek to divert from,
as I know that they try to indict others with while refusing evidence,
in relation to those exact same encryption systems,
even without using different memory address to steal the data from the keys from other systems.

So,
I’m against the crypto and against the government with them too,
and I’m offered government work from another country with the same military organization of that government which the army allows me to do.

Additionally,
I don’t have to stop them to incriminate themselves.
I also don’t have to prove how they seek to forfeit evidence,
because they sought to justify the sought forfeiture of those evidence in courts,
while they are the ones liable for the crimes they try to falsely accuse of,
enough that they forced all ambassadors from Russia out of the US with lies of interference against their elections,
to treacherously cover up dissent spread in their own other systems,
to try to hide for other military pile up against them.

It’s not only false, but they also do worse than that to them,
and they are also liable for hacking and spying on their own elections,
as well as other systems.

So yes, those are also military related charges not only against the integrity of their attacks against integrity, but, also against their integrity, with evidence of how integrity is, and how better integrity which is better and that much better to solve this pandemic and other problems from attacks against integrity in error and deliberate errors of impunity, against the Errors and Omissions Insurance, which is their courts and government insurance and the insurance of the military court.

how an air gapped PC is in any way relevant to bitcoin, a system which by definition requires a network connection to function

just shows again how clueless you are. you don’t need internet access to sign a transaction, you can do that offline on air gapped computer and after verifying that signatures are correct you can transfer that signed transaction to computer that does have internet connection and send it from there.

you’re just showing your ignorance with every post, don’t embarrass yourself.

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This thread is evidence

you didn’t list a single position that i changed in the course of entire discussion. you just state that i did without providing evidence. do you understand the word “evidence”? or is it like with your understanding of bitcoin?

Sure, but that doesn’t mean that energy secures bitcoin as a whole

“so the claim that bitcoin is secured by energy is false” is again in conflict with “all theat secures is the consensus”. bitcoin is a tools that solves decentralized consensus problem and so whatever secures that solution secures bitcoin. you’re just nitpicking at this point.

I already gave you one example

no you didn’t, you only claim that vulnerabilities exist but refuse to actually link any.

This is a baseless accusation. I’ve not stated that it’s not a separate project. That doens;t change the fact that anyone using lightning is using a layer that adds further security flaws.

accusation is not baseless because of claims like this. but without you providing ANY info about what those vulnerabilities are it’s hard to debunk your bs. which seems to be probably your strategy anyway because you don’t have any actual arguments.

accusations that I’m clueless simply because I dont; agree

no, you’re clueless because you make statements that are disconnected from reality. developers don’t dictate consensus rules, that’s just not how it works.

government has no power to zero out my account

again, clueless.

and even if they did I could still challnge them legally

and i wouldn’t have to care about it because government doesn’t have power to zero out my bitcoin wallet.

The vast majority of people have never and will never have their bank accounts zeroed out by a government

irrelevant. i prefer a system where it’s impossible not just very unlikely. also just that you live in a country where it’s very unlikely doesn’t mean other people do.

doesn’t mean it can’t happen

i can live with that risk. how can you live with this cognitive dissonance in your head? you’ve just dismissed the argument about government’s control over your money because it’s very unlikely, to which a valid refutation according to you should be “doesn’t mean it can’t happen”? you’re a joke.

reversing a transaction caused by a flaw in the software would also be disasterous for the project

already happened, was not disastrous. transactions that break bitcoin consensus protocol due to a bug are certainly reversible by chain reorganization. not saying it would be a smooth process, but certainly not as controversial as collusion by multiple parties to overwhelm the network and instate censorship.

and you are not elaborating on what exactly is wrong. you statement that my statement is wrong is wrong. how long do you want to continue doing this?

go read the statements made by the lightning devs

you’re the one who should demonstrate evidence in support of your claims. so far it’s just your fantasy.

You do understand that the consensue rules are baked into the software and that software is controlled by the developers, right?

software is not controlled by developers, developers and other users are free to suggest and implement changes to the protocol but no party unilaterally can force these changes to be adopted by the network. you’re clueless.

all you have to do is call me clueless and you think that’s an argument

i only call you clueless after providing evidence as to why you’re clueless. i did it every time. don’t be so butthurt.

But they have the ability to make it effectively worthless and jail you for using it. And it’s vastly more likely that will happen than they will coume around deleteing money from my account for a laugh

that is irrelevant to the question of whether they can make my BTC balance to be 0BTC, they can’t. and historically governments don’t have a great track record of stability, people get screwed all the time and if your last defense is that my bitcoin can become worthless - your USD is becoming worthless every single day for last hundred years.

It was discussed again in 2019 when binance was hacked

a wild speculation by binance owner is not exactly “it was discussed”, just a tweet that everybody promptly ignored.

It would demonstrate that it’s not censorship resistant and immutable and would likely tank the price

which is exactly why the chance of that happening is vanishingly small. smaller than chance of currency collapse due to inflation or any other economic crisis.

nah, it was only discussed in context of being idiotic. of course you’re free to provide links to valid discussions where this suggestion is treated seriously, but given that all you can do is generate ■■■■■■■■ without any evidence, like in case of those bitcoin vulnerabilities somehow introduced by lightning, i don’t expect much from you.

You think the chances of bitcoin rolling back transactions if a bug caused a bunch of people to lose thair balance is vanishly small.

no, that was about collusion between miners and developers. if there is a bug that breaks consensus protocol - transactions will be rolled back because they are not bitcoin transactions.

your claim that it was only discussed in the context of being idiotic requires no proof, but I need to provide links

you’re the one making claims - you should provide evidence/proofs. it was your claim that binance owner’s statement in 2019 was discussed seriously. it was your claim that lightning introduced vulnerabilities into bitcoin. show me evidence or gtfo.

At the end of the day you’re going to believe what you want to believe regardless of what the facts state. That’s because you are an extremist.

that applies to you to much higher degree judging from this conversation. you failed to provide any evidence for any of your claims, you failed to even acknowledge that you are making self-contradictory claims, etc. there’s just no point continuing this, feel free to have the last word, you’re not sensible and thinking human being as far as i’m concerned. bye.

Why do you equate libertarians with BitCoin? I know lots of bitcoin types who are not libertarians, quite a few in fact are bernniebros.

The same people who attack communication as bad,
try to do so to others,
in a way so as to justify their own failures in communication,
as they seek to cover and control by communication gap they seek to create , to create secret,
as if it was legal for them to try to control with secrets,
when those same secrets they create harm people and cause death from unfairness…

Additionally,
they also not only seek to omit the communication gap they create,
so as to try to control others with it,
but also try to blame others for communication problems,
due to their lack of communications skills,
while they themselves seek to attack the efficiency of the same targets that they seek to attack the efficiency of the communication of,
and exactly for the same reasons and goals, and objectives.

They also seek to cover interference against FCC rules,
and seek to justify misinterpretation of those rules as they see fit,
to not only interfere against hardware to solve the problems they create,
from the communication gap they seek to create,
but,
also,
to attack solutions related to those interference,
including how they seek to coerce others to be interfered,
and how they seek to justify to interfere against their right,
after trying to hide how they try to coerce them with the same communication gap,
including communication gap related to inventory programs,
which they lie they don’t know about.

If they don’t know about inventory program,
how can they even make an inventory of the secret they seek to omit?

They do not only make no sense, or, little sense, if any at all,
it’s also blatant theft and theft attempts and seeking to justify the abuse in courts from the courts themselves, who are also no better at misinterpreting the abuse, to the point as to be obligated to join a police force to stop their abuse.

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They now just gave me some insider information from companies which is ridiculous since the military intelligence officer already told me that an Estonian was refused a brokerage license for over 7 years in a row because that she always had insider information during her tests.

That same business and the same people who share insider information and try to refer me to a broker who wouldn’t know,
like if I didn’t have an inventory program to track them like a Bounty Hunter would.

Seems to me they are the ones smuggling the goods.

I felt that calling them starry-eyed pot-smoking utopian dreamers would be inflammatory. Libertarians and Berniebros both tend to be pot smoking utopian dreamers, so perhaps the inflammatory term would have been better? :woman_shrugging:

This is actually funny. If the USD is considered an example of monetary failure over the last 100 years then I am speechless.

Utopian Dreamers would be sufficient I think. Yet, many BTC holders are neither. BTC/BitCoin bugs might be better.

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The unsolved math problem which could be worth a billion dollars.

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No one on Earth knows how to reverse one of the most popular computer algorithms. Yet it’s really easy to compute one-way. You could make billions of dollars if you solved this mathematics problem, which is computed quintillions of times per second in the race for mining Bitcoin. SHA256 has some amazing properties, is useful for digital signatures, cryptography, authentication, and is a central part of the Bitcoin protocol.

Bitcoin and other “crypto-currencies” rely on one-way hash functions like the SHA-256 algorithm to secure the blockchain where all the transactions are kept.

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lol

Right, so,
why is the USD,
my USD,
not yours,
unless yours is we too, or not we too, maybe, maybe not?

Right, why is it so worthless as you have the information about ,
and,
imparting that information to others in this forum thread,
every single day,
for last hundred years,
and not,
1 day more?

And, which army caused this money loss against the income of the US Army who might as well get paid in your currency, for the last 100 years, and exchange your rate for it too?!

Maybe the inflammatory term is caused by an abusive acid placed where he normally sits down,
which is not locked by a locked door,
or something?

Maybe put a Soft / Extra Large , Heavy Fabric , Hypoallergenic , Sterile , Latex Free , $1.25 , Breathable, Adhesive Bandage over it.
2 in x 4 in
For medical
emergencies seek
medical help

Get a heavy-bomber and dump all the extra weed in the Iceland and St.Vincent Volcanose

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It’s only to help the good people.

“Give us your bitcoin keys or we execute your family.”

just shows again how clueless you are. you don’t need internet access to sign a transaction, you can do that offline on air gapped computer and after verifying that signatures are correct you can transfer that signed transaction to computer that does have internet connection and send it from there.

“You can use an air gapped PC, you just have to break the air gap.”

Because libertarians are the ones with sufficient ideological commitment to opposing the state that they’re able to ignore bitcoin’s practical issues. Normal people see a system that charges higher transaction fees than paypal and has less security than their bank and say “no thanks”, libertarians love it because it is “freedom”. Textbook example: Arkhis declaring that he would continue to use illegal bitcoin even if it is banned, and expecting that businesses would all join his resistance against the “Nazi government” because that matters more than making money.

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The dollar has lost in the upper 90s percent of its value in the last 100 years. With a mandate of “Price Stability”, the Fed has failed in that responsibility. It’s true responsibility is its 6% dividend yield to its stock holders. In that regard, the Fed has done a wonderful job.

That’s funny. From which source are you getting such information?

“You can use an air gapped PC, you just have to break the air gap.”

you do realize there are ways of transmitting information from your pc without connecting it to anything? for instance have you ever heard of this thing, called DISPLAY?

it’s mind boggling that you will rather have people think you’re dumb as a toaster rather than agree that i’m right :smiley:

though of course you’re also completely ok with accusing others of being child abusers because they don’t agree with your opinions, so i’m not surprised after all.

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Really, that’s where you wanna go?