Wow, comprehensive and accurate, nice work.
The only tiny thing I noticed which might just be an artifact of when it was written is that the standard client does have a simple backup procedure now.
This is a document to point people to.
Topic: Bachelor's Thesis: "Bitcoin Clients" by Rostislav Skudnov (Read 1607 times)
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I want to send by best regards to my supervisor Raija Tuohi
whose lectures on probability,...
whose lectures on probability,...
Should that have been my?
Very well done Rostislav!
I'm surprised the following wasn't touched upon: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Orlin_Grabbe
Excellent thesis, BTW!
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The End of Ordinary Money
In 1995, Grabbe moved to Reno, Nevada. In May of that year, he published the second part of a two-part essay, "The End of Ordinary Money" on the Internet. The first part of this essay had been written in 1987. In July 1995, the article was printed in Liberty magazine. With the publication of a second article, "Digital Cash and the Future of Money", Orlin Grabbe had established a path towards Digital Finance.
In 1995, Grabbe moved to Reno, Nevada. In May of that year, he published the second part of a two-part essay, "The End of Ordinary Money" on the Internet. The first part of this essay had been written in 1987. In July 1995, the article was printed in Liberty magazine. With the publication of a second article, "Digital Cash and the Future of Money", Orlin Grabbe had established a path towards Digital Finance.
Excellent thesis, BTW!
This is nice, well done to Rostislav Skudnov.
Yeah and very well explained. I understand way more stuffs now
Bachelor's Thesis: "Bitcoin Clients" by Rostislav Skudnov
http://publications.theseus.fi/bitstream/handle/10024/47166/Skudnov_Rostislav.pdf?sequence=1
I'm finding it very helpful.
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