Topic: Bitcoin and me (Hal Finney) - page 26. (Read 280256 times)
It's sad he died, hopefully some of us will live long enough to hear again from him within the next 50 years.
A great human being has been gone.
Thanks for all your hard work and passion for this project.
Everybody with disabilities knows how hard it is, to get the things together and move forward, he showed us the way.
Thanks too for his family, which never let him alone and was always on his side.
R.I.P.
Thanks for all your hard work and passion for this project.
Everybody with disabilities knows how hard it is, to get the things together and move forward, he showed us the way.
Thanks too for his family, which never let him alone and was always on his side.
R.I.P.
put his mark on the world.
RIP
RIP
Thank you Hal for your FANTASTIC work 
. Rest in peace.
. Rest in peace.
RIP Hal. Thank you for all that you've given us. You'll be dearly missed.
What a humble guy, and what a genius - achieved more in his wheel chair years than most of us fully able will in our entire lives (including myself).
RIP Hal. A very sad day for the community.
A man with vision and passion , you will be truly missed .
RIP Hal. You gave so much.
Rest in peace
and thank you!
and thank you!
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Currently I'm working on something Mike Hearn suggested, using the security features of modern processors, designed to support "Trusted Computing", to harden Bitcoin wallets. It's almost ready to release. I just have to do the documentation.
Has this been released ?
Your story impressed me a lot. Even at this hard time, you are researching on harden Bitcoin wallets. You are so great. After reading your story, I am more confident with the future of Bitcoin now.
RIP Hal. Thank you.
You and people like you have changed my life forever.
Thanks Hal.
Thanks Hal.
RIP HAL...
I just learnt this news and find this topic from Turkish topic. I read first message and I am really impressed. Contact Satoshi and receive mail from him is unbelievable ! I am really sorry for HAL
I just learnt this news and find this topic from Turkish topic. I read first message and I am really impressed. Contact Satoshi and receive mail from him is unbelievable ! I am really sorry for HAL
Wow I didn't find out about this until just now 
RIP HAL
RIP HAL
RIP Hal
Wow. I knew he had ALS and was becoming increasingly paralyzed, but didn't know he had passed on until just now. What a frustrating and imprisoning feeling that must be: to have a brilliant mind trapped in a failing body that can no longer communicate to the outside world.
I hope the 0.0001 BTC unit can be named in his honor (the "Finney").
I hope the 0.0001 BTC unit can be named in his honor (the "Finney").
RIP Hal Finney, hist contributions were simply great!
It's quite interesting he's now frozen down. At the remote possibility of him being restored to full operational mode in the future, I would love to see that headline, if it's in my time.
It's quite interesting he's now frozen down. At the remote possibility of him being restored to full operational mode in the future, I would love to see that headline, if it's in my time.
I just found out about this. RIP Mate. Your a true pioneer.
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