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What about the use of a hyphen-minus (-) instead of an en dash (–) in the title? I thought you'd be first to notice
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Topic: 2013-04-20 Pittsburgh Post - Local bitcoin advocates fervent in support (Read 2224 times)
April 21, 2013, 08:43:08 AM
What about the use of a hyphen-minus (-) instead of an en dash (–) in the title? I thought you'd be first to notice
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April 21, 2013, 08:31:20 AM
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Bitcoin, according to its website, is a digital, encrypted currency
Should I be made to believe that Bitcoin uses encryption? Then how would we be able to have access to the blockchain if it was encrypted 
They must have read somewhere that it is possible to encrypt one's wallet for extra protection against people having access to one's computer or viruses or Trojans attempting to steal one's Bitcoins.
Journalists who can't tell the difference between encryption and cryptography need to learn!!
April 20, 2013, 08:19:38 PM
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April 20, 2013, 02:45:05 PM
http://www.post-gazette.com/stories/business/news/as-bitcoin-awareness-grows-local-advocates-fervent-in-support-684271/
Coverage from a local bitcoin meetup in Pittsburgh.
It's great when reporters take a human interest angle on bitcoin (alas, it requires actually getting out of their chairs so it's few and far between). eg:
Thank you Kaitlynn Riely.
Coverage from a local bitcoin meetup in Pittsburgh.
It's great when reporters take a human interest angle on bitcoin (alas, it requires actually getting out of their chairs so it's few and far between). eg:
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In Pittsburgh, the bitcoin faithful are few, but they are fervent in their support. This month, about 15 local bitcoin enthusiasts met at a restaurant in Station Square to talk about the currency's future.
Nicholas Mross, 30, a freelance filmmaker and videographer who lives in Sewickley Heights, was there to film the meeting for his documentary "The Rise and Rise of Bitcoin."
Nicholas Mross, 30, a freelance filmmaker and videographer who lives in Sewickley Heights, was there to film the meeting for his documentary "The Rise and Rise of Bitcoin."
Thank you Kaitlynn Riely.
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