And, it's a small world indeed...
Topic: Satoshi Nakamoto Found ~ Introducing the CMG - page 4. (Read 33873 times)
Point him to this thread
And, it's a small world indeed...
And, it's a small world indeed...
Hi all,
I happened upon this thread purely by chance (I rarely visit bitcointalk.org much, mainly for Bitcoin exchange reviews the odd time) and was astonished to see Donal O' Mahony's name mentioned! I know Donal through his daughter, and personally I'd be quite surprised if he had anything to do with Bitcoin, although the fact remains that he is incredibly good with numbers, very intelligent, and I reckon he'd have the necessary skills to develop such a crypto-currency from an investment / understanding markets point of view.
I'll see if I can find out anything more and post back know in a couple of days if I come up with anything, or if he's wearing his Satoshi Nakamoto hat and staying silent.
Kind regards,
- G
I happened upon this thread purely by chance (I rarely visit bitcointalk.org much, mainly for Bitcoin exchange reviews the odd time) and was astonished to see Donal O' Mahony's name mentioned! I know Donal through his daughter, and personally I'd be quite surprised if he had anything to do with Bitcoin, although the fact remains that he is incredibly good with numbers, very intelligent, and I reckon he'd have the necessary skills to develop such a crypto-currency from an investment / understanding markets point of view.
I'll see if I can find out anything more and post back know in a couple of days if I come up with anything, or if he's wearing his Satoshi Nakamoto hat and staying silent.
Kind regards,
- G
Relevent? http://www.irishcentral.com/news/Mystery-American-bets-billions-on-Irelands-economic-turn-around-138920744.html
Donal O'Mahony --> Davy --> Franklin Templeton Investments --> Mystery American(s)
~Cackling Bear~
Donal O'Mahony --> Davy --> Franklin Templeton Investments --> Mystery American(s)
~Cackling Bear~
Looking around at bitcoin.com, Domaintools lists a 173.193.106.10 address out of Texas while Network Solutions lists the address as 66.246.76.246, which is Linode. archive.org only goes back to 2009 for bitcoin.com nothing for 2008. What is interesting is the micropayments for web apps model, which is different than the current view many hold with Bitcoins as a competing currency.
I saw that, too. Prior to posting this thread, I was in Tradehill/Dwolla mode when I found the following: http://siliconangle.com/blog/2011/08/24/tradehill-brightens-the-bitcoin-market-with-e-wallet-beta/
That's when I went to archive.org and discovered that I was only one hop away from what I posted in the OP of this thread.
~Crackling Bear~
Looking around at bitcoin.com, Domaintools lists a 173.193.106.10 address out of Texas while Network Solutions lists the address as 66.246.76.246, which is Linode. archive.org only goes back to 2009 for bitcoin.com nothing for 2008. What is interesting is the micropayments for web apps model, which is different than the current view many hold with Bitcoins as a competing currency.
Would it not be a positive thing for the inventor(s) of bitcoin to be recognised as such , and to contribute further to the bitcoin infrastructure (if that's not the case) , rather than the mysterious cloaked character of Satoshi Nakamoto?.
I think it makes sense for the guy to be Irish because there is a lot of UK centric stuff about "Satoshi" ( like that Telegraph article ) and all the Japan stuff is probably a distraction more or less.
You're all a bunch polysatoshi-ists.
I think a lot of people have a necessity to brag and 3 can only keep a secret if 2 are dead. I vote for dead or in jail.
Edit: This thread was created to discuss the possibility that Donal O'Mahony, Michael Peirce, Hitesh Tewari and now Michael Clear (et al., possibly more) make up the Crypto Mano Group, referred to as CMG (mano is Irish for coin), an entity we currently label as Satoshi Nakamoto.
Introducing MickCoin, heretofore BitCoin!
You're all a bunch polysatoshi-ists.
I think you're onto something, Phinnaeus Gage. I'm not saying one person could not be responsible for the creation of Bitcoin, but it seems like a project more suited for a group of people. Especially anything in Japan.
Hitesh Tewari
Hitesh Tewari teamed up Michael Clear, along with A. Hughes, to pen Identity-Based Leveled Homomorphic Encryption from Learning With Errors and submitted to PKC 2012 in Darmstadt, Germany, on May 21-23, 2012.
Clear, M., Hughes, A. and Tewari, H., Identity-Based Leveled Homomorphic Encryption from Learning With Errors, Submitted to The International Conference on Practice and Theory in Public-Key Cryptography (PKC) 2012
PKC 2011 took place in Taormina, Italy, and its main sponsor was...wait for it...Google. The name of the host was Tom Williams (OK, so I made that one up).
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Hitesh Tewari teamed up Michael Clear, along with A. Hughes, to pen Identity-Based Leveled Homomorphic Encryption from Learning With Errors and submitted to PKC 2012 in Darmstadt, Germany, on May 21-23, 2012.
Clear, M., Hughes, A. and Tewari, H., Identity-Based Leveled Homomorphic Encryption from Learning With Errors, Submitted to The International Conference on Practice and Theory in Public-Key Cryptography (PKC) 2012
PKC 2011 took place in Taormina, Italy, and its main sponsor was...wait for it...Google. The name of the host was Tom Williams (OK, so I made that one up).
~Cackling Bear~
Hitesh Tewari http://www.scss.tcd.ie/~htewari/
Lightweight AAA for Cellular IP: Hitesh Tewari, Donal O’Mahony: http://www.docstoc.com/docs/74127678/Lightweight-AAA-for-Cellular-IP
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Research Interests
Mobile Communications
Electronic Payment Systems
Publications
Mobile Communications
Electronic Payment Systems
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Lightweight AAA for Cellular IP: Hitesh Tewari, Donal O’Mahony: http://www.docstoc.com/docs/74127678/Lightweight-AAA-for-Cellular-IP
Phin,
why are u doing this again? you put all of us thru this same type of torture with Tom Williams in the summer.
you love titillation?
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=40750.240
why are u doing this again? you put all of us thru this same type of torture with Tom Williams in the summer.
you love titillation?
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=40750.240
Never tried the product.
Phin,
why are u doing this again? you put all of us thru this same type of torture with Tom Williams in the summer.
you love titillation?
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=40750.240
why are u doing this again? you put all of us thru this same type of torture with Tom Williams in the summer.
you love titillation?
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=40750.240
Interesting findings, Phinnaeus.
When you say you read the archive of bitcoin.com, and it "lead you to" that book, how exactly did it lead you there? Did you google search whatever was on the archived page?
When you say you read the archive of bitcoin.com, and it "lead you to" that book, how exactly did it lead you there? Did you google search whatever was on the archived page?
I was waiting for somebody to ask that question so that I can give the following response: I'm not saying at this time, but it's there in plain sight.
~Cackling Bear~
Interesting findings, Phinnaeus.
When you say you read the archive of bitcoin.com, and it "lead you to" that book, how exactly did it lead you there? Did you google search whatever was on the archived page?
When you say you read the archive of bitcoin.com, and it "lead you to" that book, how exactly did it lead you there? Did you google search whatever was on the archived page?
He was on the good wife a few months ago. I saw him star on American Pie as well
Since Donal O'Mahony has been active and publishing his digital currency ideas why would he and his group in 2008 publish anonymously another version?
PayMe's success left him unsatisfied?
Bitcoins were most likely somewhat based on his work but I wouldn't be willing to say he or his group are Satoshi Nakamoto.
Has he been interviewed for his view on Bitcoins, its strengths and weaknesses?
PayMe's success left him unsatisfied?
Bitcoins were most likely somewhat based on his work but I wouldn't be willing to say he or his group are Satoshi Nakamoto.
Has he been interviewed for his view on Bitcoins, its strengths and weaknesses?
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the evolution of telecommunications requires bold design
technological disruption perturbs the inertia of governments, regulators and market incumbents
evolution and disruption nourish innovation
technological disruption perturbs the inertia of governments, regulators and market incumbents
evolution and disruption nourish innovation
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