Sounds like youve been in the IT game for some time. Me too.
My commiserations
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Greetings Sounds like youve been in the IT game for some time.
Me too.
My commiserations
Sounds like youve been in the IT game for some time. Me too.
My commiserations
Welcome new peers!
There are some "computerless" ways to use bitcoin, such as physical coins, QR paper wallets or even trading USB sticks loaded with coins. Personally I think these have a role, but one of most powerful features of bitcoin is it's ability to be sent over the internet.
As far as payment systems for enterprise use, there is a lot of development going on right now in that area. Such "shopping cart" software may one day be standard at websites. There are even some developing card swipe systems for standard credit card readers.
There are some "computerless" ways to use bitcoin, such as physical coins, QR paper wallets or even trading USB sticks loaded with coins. Personally I think these have a role, but one of most powerful features of bitcoin is it's ability to be sent over the internet.
As far as payment systems for enterprise use, there is a lot of development going on right now in that area. Such "shopping cart" software may one day be standard at websites. There are even some developing card swipe systems for standard credit card readers.
I'm sorry BrowenHarley, I do not have the experience for which you are looking.
Kind Regards.
Kind Regards.
I am a new member of this site and I want to know about some good information of sale system. I want to participate in latest technology of big stores and new information of the business.
Hello everyone.
I chose the pseudonym BTime based on BTCurious. Not very original. Oh well.
I don't know BTCurious, just saw the name and liked the strategy.
My background is electrical engineering; hardware, software and firmware. A couple decades of experience.
I am not the greatest programmer, but I do OK.
I find Bitcoin fascinating and a real attempt at a global currency that could break the banks.
Breaking the banks is something that is long overdue and the only way to stop this insanity of debt based currency.
The whole concept of debt based currency is both insane and evil. I do not understand how or why the people of these united states allowed this to be instituted, except that they did not understand it at the time, or did not care. The laws of mathematics ensure that it will collapse. It is just a matter of when.
I am working on and looking into walletless transactions. Some variations are called the paper wallet, brain wallet, etc.
Comments are welcome. Thanks for reading.
BTW, this is my third post. It should have been first. Sorry.
I chose the pseudonym BTime based on BTCurious. Not very original. Oh well.
I don't know BTCurious, just saw the name and liked the strategy.
My background is electrical engineering; hardware, software and firmware. A couple decades of experience.
I am not the greatest programmer, but I do OK.
I find Bitcoin fascinating and a real attempt at a global currency that could break the banks.
Breaking the banks is something that is long overdue and the only way to stop this insanity of debt based currency.
The whole concept of debt based currency is both insane and evil. I do not understand how or why the people of these united states allowed this to be instituted, except that they did not understand it at the time, or did not care. The laws of mathematics ensure that it will collapse. It is just a matter of when.
I am working on and looking into walletless transactions. Some variations are called the paper wallet, brain wallet, etc.
Comments are welcome. Thanks for reading.
BTW, this is my third post. It should have been first. Sorry.
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