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Neil Fincham, the MineForeman.

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How to protect your #bitcoin in a hard fork https://t.co/ESdyZGWo0z

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Dissecting Bitcoin Block 420,000 https://t.co/6W5pTbT8pg

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@NewFintech Sure, posted. I admit I am more on the Tech than the Fin though.

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Bitcoin Halving, what, why and what happened last time. - https://t.co/302SbOKK8b https://t.co/j2XfgBwAT2

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@jgarzik My issue with using DANE is that it is static, so the keys would be static. DNS is not really a dynamic data source.

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@petertoddbtc Just under 1.25 ton of gold, and harder to steal

[Peter Todd @peterktodd]

So there's $48 million being kept in a 3-of-5 multisig right now: https://t.co/xonIygLXlO http://t.co/He72BPDi8p

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We're now accepting #Bitcoin at the http://t.co/1ng2Np4FTH !!

[Kim Dotcom @KimDotcom]

Let's give Bitcoin a boost :-) #Mega

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Someone is buying a serious amount of #bitcoin, just under 10k on bitfinex so far https://t.co/MIgfv34j4X

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@SwiftOnSecurity Could be worse, the guy next to him is working on Windows CE for MIPS.

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@petertoddbtc I second this, there is no good reason that my #bitcoin logs are full of fake agents keeping tabs on me and the network.

[Gavin Andresen @gavinandresen]

More on scaling up #bitcoin : http://t.co/IjNpeGkkIv

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@RossettiPete Sorry, coming back from an illness and doing some maintenance, be back in a few hours.

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@KrakenTrader @petertoddbtc @Bitstamp Because it is a secure, scalable environment. Peter is just wearing a tinfoil hat ;)

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@petertoddbtc @Bitstamp Yeah, did not work last time ;) . AWS literally forces you into a huge amount of best practices.

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@petertoddbtc @Bitstamp Doesn't mitigate your "expect zero privacy" problem. You have just traded one set of problems for another.

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@petertoddbtc What would you suggest? A server in orbit? NASA might get it.

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@petertoddbtc Encrypt yourself then. I am just trying to say, just because it is AWS you don't have to "expect zero privacy."

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@petertoddbtc Possibly, but AES it is still AES and the implementation seems solid (I have used it). Still, it has to be turned on.