I received some Bitcoins to an address that I am not using publicly, So I was wondering who sent me the coins.
Is no-one else curious about this part of the story?
Topic: So funny, Just happened. wanted to share it (Read 1816 times)
Is no-one else curious about this part of the story?
While currently impossible, there is some questions as to if this might be somehow possible using the OP_EVAL codes that are enabled in testnet. So.....not entirely crazy.
In fact I think someone injected a virus scanner test signature to see if this would auto-gobble-up the blockchain.
As far as I know, there are no plans for OP_EVAL on the main chain. The idea was discarded long ago in favor of other approaches to the desired functionality, partly because of the very issues you mention.
I can't even find any references to OP_EVAL from this year. And it's not on the wiki or any other current list of Bitcoin opcodes.
Is this not correct?
While currently impossible, there is some questions as to if this might be somehow possible using the OP_EVAL codes that are enabled in testnet. So.....not entirely crazy.
In fact I think someone injected a virus scanner test signature to see if this would auto-gobble-up the blockchain.
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While currently impossible, there is some questions as to if this might be somehow possible using the OP_EVAL codes that are enabled in testnet. So.....not entirely crazy.
but he thought someone could inject a tx with maleware 
you know when you go to a bar and a complete stranger says some random crap about his life that means absolutely nothing and is not a bit funny and all you and people around you can do is to look at them silently..... well
Hey guys. A funny thing just happened and I just wanted to share it with you for a laugh.
So I am in my college dorm room and I just told my (non-bitcoiny) roomate that I received some Bitcoins to an address that I am not using publicly, So I was wondering who sent me the coins.
Then he said, "Be careful maybe there is a virus with the bitcoins you got and it will steal your wallet"......................................
So I am in my college dorm room and I just told my (non-bitcoiny) roomate that I received some Bitcoins to an address that I am not using publicly, So I was wondering who sent me the coins.
Then he said, "Be careful maybe there is a virus with the bitcoins you got and it will steal your wallet"......................................
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