Topic: Trust No One - page 29. (Read 161333 times)
noted, i have started mining from months ago, but i still dont fully understand bout the wallets, so i keep my coins in the pool account..
Unfortunately, raspberry PI is out, for my idea, because I'd like the device to connect to your computer as a USB peripheral, and the PI can't do that. I'm thinking about doing a kickstarter (or similar) and developing the whole thing as an open source project.
got it
Anenome5:
Yea, I have a basic idea for a design which should be relatively cheap ($30-40) when mass produced, and offer pretty much the same protection as a paper wallet, but a ton more convenient.
Raspberry pi base? Open source? I know the peeps here will rake your idea over the coals in terms of security model and won't trust anything not opn-src.Yea, I have a basic idea for a design which should be relatively cheap ($30-40) when mass produced, and offer pretty much the same protection as a paper wallet, but a ton more convenient.
I think there should be a way to instantly disable it irreversibly, should a thief demand it from you, in a way that is robustly assured. Anyway, that device is sorely needed, so I wish you good luck! Get your account out of newbie and let's see some details
Maybe you can get peeps to invest come coin in it.
Anenome5:
Yea, I have a basic idea for a design which should be relatively cheap ($30-40) when mass produced, and offer pretty much the same protection as a paper wallet, but a ton more convenient.
Yea, I have a basic idea for a design which should be relatively cheap ($30-40) when mass produced, and offer pretty much the same protection as a paper wallet, but a ton more convenient.
One thing I'm working on, is a way that you won't even have to trust your computer in order to make bitcoin transactions from a local wallet.
Hardware wallet?
I think that although in the lending thread there is quite a big amount of trust.
great advice thank you!
One thing I'm working on, is a way that you won't even have to trust your computer in order to make bitcoin transactions from a local wallet.
got one think is freaking true ~
from this forum ...even some members mention before ~
from this forum ...even some members mention before ~
I'd say that trust no-one with anything. Everyone can stab you in the back. In real life too. Always keepo your eyes open for warning signs. Never ignore them.
"Please warn people not to purchase Bitcoins from Coinbase.com. It took them 3 days to link to my checking account. Once I was cleared they only allowed me to purchase two bitcoins and posted a message that I would be prevented from purchasing more until delivery of my Bitcoins 5 days later. Today is March 27. Bitcoin is $88. What kind of ish is this?
Be warned people. I regret not following through with my Mt. Gox account. Readers be warned and warn others!
Yeh, coming from someone who has been gypped multiple times online, this thread is very true!
Thanks for the heads up
Thanks for the heads up
"Please warn people not to purchase Bitcoins from Coinbase.com. It took them 3 days to link to my checking account. Once I was cleared they only allowed me to purchase two bitcoins and posted a message that I would be prevented from purchasing more until delivery of my Bitcoins 5 days later. Today is March 27. Bitcoin is $88. What kind of ish is this?
Be warned people. I regret not following through with my Mt. Gox account. Readers be warned and warn others!
The entire bitcoin concept is based off trust.
Otherwise, this is just another Ponzi.
At the very least, you must trust the currency since after all - it really has no real value other than the trust the community places in it.
Otherwise, this is just another Ponzi.
At the very least, you must trust the currency since after all - it really has no real value other than the trust the community places in it.
Great post, you really can never be too cautious!!
You can trust some IMO
http://bitcoin-otc.com/trust.php
http://bitcoin-otc.com/trust.php
Good advice. Thanks 
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wow you must be in the big leagues!
wow you must be in the big leagues!
Great advice, will keep this in mind. Have fallen for quite a few scams in my days.
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