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legendary
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June 08, 2019, 05:06:24 AM
#58
That's likely just your imagination

Which I guess should be called confirmation bias (i.e. looking for facts which fit your idea and discarding everything else). He may not be a native English speaker at all (which you don't take into account), so his confusing mix of different spellings (like color vs colour, etc) may just be a spell checker getting in the way (not speaking of trying to deliberately confuse future armchair detectives and couch investigators). And that's apart from Satoshi probably being a group of people with different language backgrounds

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(like color vs colour, etc)

His spelling of English is very consistent. Consistent with Canadian English. In Asia they learn UK English, and thus he would have spelled it realise with a S

Well, there's a simpler explanation (which I hinted at in my reply above). You just set the spell checker of your browser to use Canadian English (or whatever) as default, then stick to its corrections and bingo! Quite a few folks now start to claim that Satoshi "could only ever be a Canuck". A simple explanation, isn't it? And something not totally unexpected from someone who was definitely trying to hide their identity

Corrected the formatting for you
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June 08, 2019, 03:41:14 AM
#56
Hal Finney
Hal lived a few blocks from Dorian Nakamoto. Between this and a writing analysis, Hal is the closest possible candidate for being Satoshi Nakamoto. However, there is one event that discredits Hal as being Satoshi. In January 2009, when Hal and Satoshi were working on the early versions of Bitcoin, Hal encountered an error and posted a debug log to the mailing list:

“Hi Satoshi – I tried running bitcoin.exe from the 0.1.0 package, and it crashed. I am running on an up to date version of XP, SP3. The debug.log output is attached. There was also a file db.log but it was empty.”

Satoshi acknowledges the bug and releases 0.1.2....

Come on bro you don`t think Hal/satoshi was smart enough to create a fake or alter ego? I think half the users on this forum have two accounts. You know it would explain why satoshi never came back if is Hal. Even I can use a vpn and two different locations running at once from two different ip`s using remote viewer. I could load it up on a library, net cafe, public computer or even multi box different ip`s on the same computer or two different laptops.

Does anyone know if Hal Finney was bi polar? I mean I am but I don`t take meds or anything for it, nor milk the system like 10000`s of fucktards for it, but I play myself a lot. Playing the Left and Right side of my brain, best outcome and worst outcome, type thinking. It could explain him being satoshi.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=orGu5lQsgNg
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June 08, 2019, 03:34:45 AM
#55
There is a lot of people trying to find clues of Satoshi through http://satoshinakamoto.me
I am looking up some really random words and there is like 15-20 searches on them today.

I gata give credit to the porntoken guy on the colour and realize one. lol he made a harvey weinstien porno to hahahhahahhaha.
sr. member
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June 08, 2019, 03:21:33 AM
#54
But the best thing to do is just to ignore that and don't bother at all. Real Satoshi will continue to hide the true identity and that is his full right to do.
People here think the best thing to do is to chase down satoshi and expose him. It's frustrating how ignorant people are. I don't blame satoshi for leaving, because let's be honest, who wants to be in this mess of a community? Bitcoin's communities are the most toxic of all communities in crypto. You don't find any coin with a community as toxic and hateful. This is doing actual harm to the adoption we all want to see take place sooner than later. It started as one mission back in 2010 and now we're split up and try to combat each other instead of the government and banks. Governments and banks must be laughing hard at how things go here.

Indeed, we have become our own number one and most virile enemy instead of uniting against established institutions out to get back the newly found freedom we have in cryptocurrency. Sadly, the toxicity of the community is spilling to the open pit and even magnified by the mainstream media. This is never what the man whom we are always looking  -- Satoshi Nakamoto -- had been dreaming of. Since Satoshi decided to go underground, we have to respect that and let him have the space he wanted to get for himself and maybe for his family.
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June 08, 2019, 02:47:26 AM
#53
I'm fine Satoshi being Satoshi.

I know the fact that Satoshi Nakamoto is one of the popular questions being asked on the internet, as far as I remember I watched a YouTube video about Satoshi being one of the mysteries of the internet. I guess that is the only reason they are wanting to find out who he really is and for me, it is fine that he stayed anonymous for a lifetime.
legendary
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June 08, 2019, 02:08:56 AM
#52
Here's definitevely why it's not Craig Wright and partially why I assert my prior claim on Eastern Canadian.

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http://satoshinakamoto.me/?s=realized

He repeatedly spells realize with a Z. Australians do not. They spell it as realise.

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https://grammarist.com/spelling/realise-realize/

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Realize is the preferred spelling in American and Canadian English, and realise is preferred outside North America.

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http://satoshinakamoto.me/?s=colour

He spells color as colour which is the way it is also taught in Canada.

The realiZe/coloUr combo means he could only ever be a Canuck, which excludes Craig Wright.

That's likely just your imagination

Which I guess should be called confirmation bias (i.e. looking for facts which fit your idea and discarding everything else). He may not be a native English speaker at all (which you don't take into account), so his confusing mix of different spellings (like color vs colour, etc) may just be a spell checker getting in the way (not speaking of trying to deliberately confuse future armchair detectives and couch investigators). And that's apart from Satoshi probably being a group of people with different language backgrounds
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June 08, 2019, 01:42:15 AM
#51
Here's definitevely why it's not Craig Wright and partially why I assert my prior claim on Eastern Canadian.

Code:
http://satoshinakamoto.me/?s=realized

He repeatedly spells realize with a Z. Australians do not. They spell it as realise.

Code:
https://grammarist.com/spelling/realise-realize/

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Realize is the preferred spelling in American and Canadian English, and realise is preferred outside North America.

Code:
http://satoshinakamoto.me/?s=colour

He spells color as colour which is the way it is also taught in Canada.

The realiZe/coloUr combo means he could only ever be a Canuck, which excludes Craig Wright.

Some interesting threads to follow here. Reading Sirius' posts he states his name as 'Martti Malmi" in this thread:

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.2275578

Which is confirmed here:
https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Sirius

2014 Interview
https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/39azff/martti_malmi_basically_for_the_first_year_2009_i/

Still I like the idea of tracking these early contributors as I agree it's possible they may know/be satoshi.

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June 08, 2019, 01:28:05 AM
#50
McAfee and Craig are already tired of their desires to become or find Satoshi, because already their statements no one takes seriously, would not be disgraced.
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June 08, 2019, 01:12:53 AM
#49
Here's definitevely why it's not Craig Wright and partially why I assert my prior claim on Eastern Canadian.

Code:
http://satoshinakamoto.me/?s=realized

He repeatedly spells realize with a Z. Australians do not. They spell it as realise.

Code:
https://grammarist.com/spelling/realise-realize/

Quote
Realize is the preferred spelling in American and Canadian English, and realise is preferred outside North America.

Code:
http://satoshinakamoto.me/?s=colour

He spells color as colour which is the way it is also taught in Canada.

The realiZe/coloUr combo means he could only ever be a Canuck, which excludes Craig Wright.

I spell it realize I am eastern Canadian, Ontario.
Yes we spell it Colour, but I conform to color just for the rest of the world sometimes on internet.
We also call it zed not zee

your porn is weird.... harvey wienstien pron my dood? like wtf really? LOL, ahh well buddy whatever makes you happy brother, I don`t care I just think it is funny, enjoy yourself.
sr. member
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June 07, 2019, 12:04:30 PM
#48
In fact, I have never been too concerned about satoshi because I have been too confused by all this, but I am very grateful to him. Who knows who he is, where and what is being done at this time, thanks for making something very bright, bitcoin.
qwk
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June 07, 2019, 07:21:06 AM
#47
The bitcointalk.org domain was registered in 2012, but the underlying IP address which was originally used after updating the DNS record was: 209.44.108.236

If you look this IP up in the Way Back Machine in Archive.org you will see it was first archived in 17 Aug 2008:

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https://web.archive.org/web/20080817024939/http://209.44.108.236/
You do know that hosting services set up servers so they can sell them, do you?
That's precisely what you see here.

The server it was initially hosted on belonged to Marc Jauvin, a computer engineer in Montreal, Canada since 2008 at least.
"Belonged" is a strange word, when we're talking about someone running a hosting service where he's likely to "have" hundreds, maybe thousands of servers Wink
The real Satoshi Nakamoto is a Canadian from either Eastern Ontario or Quebec that either used the R4L service to register and host the forum
Where did you get the idea from that he's Canadian?

God, I make f'ing PORNToken and I was able to figure this out, after years of you knuckleheads not being able to.
God, you don't even understand how web hosting services work, and you make a token? Roll Eyes
That's where Shitcoins have taken us. Clueless noobs jumping to crazy conclusions.
sr. member
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June 07, 2019, 06:58:53 AM
#46
craig wright is a realy fishy dude , threatening people that have proof why he is not the real satoshi, this is not the first time in history some aggressive idiot try to claim he invented something he did not invent to get all the fame that comes with it.
legendary
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https://youtu.be/DsAVx0u9Cw4 ... Dr. WHO < KLF
June 07, 2019, 03:30:14 AM
#45
Craig Wright is not Satoshi.

--snip--

Ah well. Late night at work and I got bored, what do you want?

You mean this Marc Jauvin ...

- https://gist.github.com/mjauvin

Who runs (or is involved with) - https://register4less.com/ - a "Domain Registration & Complete Online Solutions" company - offering "Free Whois Privacy" - since "Copyright © 1998 - 2019 Register4Less.com, the non-evil domain registration and web hosting company"!



Keep on "Finding Satoshi" ...   Roll Eyes

 Cheesy
legendary
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June 07, 2019, 03:12:33 AM
#44
People here think the best thing to do is to chase down satoshi and expose him. It's frustrating how ignorant people are. I don't blame satoshi for leaving, because let's be honest, who wants to be in this mess of a community?

Definitely, if I were Satoshi, why'd I ever expose myself at first place if my sole intention would be to make people go digital as well as understand how the traditional banking system has been making loots on our money and how we can save ourselves from the eyes of those Government authorities by using Bitcoins? Why would I ever "centralize" my self-made (selflessly created) world where everyone is a King and nobody's a slave? Why would I come and stop anybody (even Craig Wright) from using my code which is open source for them to fuck fork off my BTC and come up with some shit coins they believe in? If I were Satoshi, I'd never ever show up for the sake of my dignity, never let anyone get me biased on my own decisions as I'm the owner of my choices and nobody else has the authority to drag me or my decision to another way.

Craig Wright is not Satoshi.

--snip--

Ah well. Late night at work and I got bored, what do you want?

Well, nothing really. You already did a lot for us by doing such a great research and thanks for letting us know who the real Satoshi is.

Thanks for the real entertainment as well as your token's endorsement in my thread.

As we're all a bunch of fools (according to you), I guess you don't really need us to give a FUCK to your porntokens eh? /s
legendary
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STOP SNITCHIN'
June 06, 2019, 07:53:14 PM
#43
People here think the best thing to do is to chase down satoshi and expose him. It's frustrating how ignorant people are. I don't blame satoshi for leaving, because let's be honest, who wants to be in this mess of a community?

Bitcoin's communities are the most toxic of all communities in crypto. You don't find any coin with a community as toxic and hateful. This is doing actual harm to the adoption we all want to see take place sooner than later.

It started as one mission back in 2010 and now we're split up and try to combat each other instead of the government and banks. Governments and banks must be laughing hard at how things go here.

This was inevitable. People are financially invested, so they are heavily financially biased. The longer Bitcoin continues, the more stakeholders become entrenched and it becomes increasingly more difficult to change the protocol. Naturally, the groups on each side of these debates become gradually more toxic, always digging their heels in and refusing to budge.

I don't really get it what's in the benefit of Satoshi if he is found? Or what is actually good for the commission if he's revealed?

There's no benefit for Bitcoin nor the community. Satoshi being revealed would be a hugely centralizing factor. All the criticisms that bitcoiners apply to Ethereum regarding the centralizing influence of Vitalik Buterin and the Ethereum Foundation could be applied to Bitcoin -- if we users appeal to "Satoshi's" authority. I believe this is why Satoshi left in the first place.
sr. member
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June 06, 2019, 07:43:18 PM
#42

"If he really is, he can go onto bitcointalk.org and make a post under Satoshi’s account saying who he is. Otherwise he’s a lier. Or what? Did he forget his password?! Lier lier. And a twat."

If indeed the silly man claims he is satoshi, isn't it easy enough to prove it, he has an account here, just write a new thread with a satoshi account and declare that he is satoshi, if he forgets there is a second option by proving his wallet containing 1 million bitcoin at least that amount. But so far he has only argued and said silly that he is satoshi, yes this is full of stupid drama.
legendary
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June 06, 2019, 12:51:37 PM
#41
But the best thing to do is just to ignore that and don't bother at all. Real Satoshi will continue to hide the true identity and that is his full right to do.
People here think the best thing to do is to chase down satoshi and expose him. It's frustrating how ignorant people are. I don't blame satoshi for leaving, because let's be honest, who wants to be in this mess of a community?

Bitcoin's communities are the most toxic of all communities in crypto. You don't find any coin with a community as toxic and hateful. This is doing actual harm to the adoption we all want to see take place sooner than later.

It started as one mission back in 2010 and now we're split up and try to combat each other instead of the government and banks. Governments and banks must be laughing hard at how things go here.
sr. member
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June 06, 2019, 12:37:23 PM
#40
Satoshi is a wise and mysterious person and there are questions that no one could really answer but him. As for me, it's a smart move that he has kept his identity in private to avoid a lot of dramas and controversies.
It's fine if we'll get curious about him but digging too much won't make any sense.
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June 06, 2019, 05:34:00 AM
#39
Being the creator of bitcoin is a recognizable person, so it's no wonder anyone is curious about who he is Wink.
We wrote about GotSatosi.com in the article: https://blocktoq.com/who-is-satoshi-nakamoto-the-new-website-is-about-to-announce-it/.
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