Attack on Namecoin Called Off. Ok, but what if instead...

Ten98

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6: Your alternate personality Lanie Grace told you not to.
7: You actually couldn't attack your way out of a paper bag.
8: You're too busy organising trade shows for Lexus while chatting to your "friends" at Apple who can pull a site off Google at ANY TIME! Cheesy

Basically you're full of shit and always have been.

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Quote from: BitcoinPorn on September 17, 2011, 01:16:17 PM

Any specific links or posts showing where it was called off officially? People no longer want to ruin something because they can? I am confused

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/delete-44149

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Any specific links or posts showing where it was called off officially? People no longer want to ruin something because they can? I am confused

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Quote from: iopq on September 16, 2011, 09:24:58 AM

yeah, we'd all be upset about how it would crash to $90

Wow aren't we the optimistic bull. crash to $90? And what constitutes a run to $100?

Who is going to inject several hundred million into bitcoins?

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yeah, we'd all be upset about how it would crash to $90

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Quote from: TiagoTiago on September 15, 2011, 06:52:41 PM

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Quote from: TiagoTiago on September 15, 2011, 02:44:09 PM

Without this open threat what would've been the ETA for the fix? And what would be the expected fall out if someone performed the attack without announcing it beforehand?

Nothing would have been done to fix it and and refer to Solidcoin to answer your second part.

I understand your point of view (or at least i think i do); and i'm not saying you're lying nor wrong nor anything like that; but i would like to hear from others.

Without knowing the technical details nor the personalities of the key figures involved, i have the intuition what you did resulted in more good than harm, and things are better now than if you hadn't acted like you did, and also that your intent was to make things better for everyone (you included of course); but i would like to see what others have to say about this, i wanna see if others also recognize you and your actions as i do, and what arguments the other parties have for and/or against your actions, i wanna see how their conclusions compare to mine and yours.

Nice sig. If bitcoins go to $100 before x-mas I suspect there will be a lot of cashing out for x-mas expenses, parties, and gifts. it won't stay there very long.

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Quote from: TiagoTiago on September 15, 2011, 02:44:09 PM

Without this open threat what would've been the ETA for the fix? And what would be the expected fall out if someone performed the attack without announcing it beforehand?

Nothing would have been done to fix it and and refer to Solidcoin to answer your second part.

I understand your point of view (or at least i think i do); and i'm not saying you're lying nor wrong nor anything like that; but i would like to hear from others.

Without knowing the technical details nor the personalities of the key figures involved, i have the intuition what you did resulted in more good than harm, and things are better now than if you hadn't acted like you did, and also that your intent was to make things better for everyone (you included of course); but i would like to see what others have to say about this, i wanna see if others also recognize you and your actions as i do, and what arguments the other parties have for and/or against your actions, i wanna see how their conclusions compare to mine and yours.

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Quote from: JohnDoe on September 15, 2011, 06:33:40 PM

Quote from: Lolcust on September 15, 2011, 03:00:43 PM

Quote from: TiagoTiago on September 15, 2011, 02:44:09 PM

And what would be the expected fall out if someone performed the attack without announcing it beforehand?

Namecoin would be as close to being dead as a cryptocoin can be (that doesn't mean "really dead" though)

Why? The original blockchain could just be restored after the attack is over.

Determining when the attack was over would be the tricky part.

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Quote from: Lolcust on September 15, 2011, 03:00:43 PM

Quote from: TiagoTiago on September 15, 2011, 02:44:09 PM

And what would be the expected fall out if someone performed the attack without announcing it beforehand?

Namecoin would be as close to being dead as a cryptocoin can be (that doesn't mean "really dead" though)

Why? The original blockchain could just be restored after the attack is over.

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Quote from: TiagoTiago on September 15, 2011, 02:44:09 PM

Without this open threat what would've been the ETA on the fix?

Nobody knows.

Quote from: TiagoTiago on September 15, 2011, 02:44:09 PM

And what would be the expected fall out if someone performed the attack without announcing it beforehand?

Namecoin would be as close to being dead as a cryptocoin can be (that doesn't mean "really dead" though)

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Firstbits.com/1fg4i :)

Without this open threat what would've been the ETA for the fix? And what would be the expected fall out if someone performed the attack without announcing it beforehand?

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