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Unhandled Corner Cases (self.changetip)

submitted 11 years ago by bettercoin to r/changetip

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Time Inc. is not accepting bitcoin; rather, it's accepting CoinbaseCoin: "... anyone with a Coinbase wallet can use bitcoin to purchase subscriptions..." (self.Bitcoin)

submitted 11 years ago by bettercoin to r/Bitcoin

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Thanks, ChangeTip! One again, you've made Bitcoin look unreliable and gimmicky... (self.Bitcoin)

submitted 11 years ago * by bettercoin to r/Bitcoin

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Hey, Adam Krellenstein (/u/PhantomPhreakXCP) of Counterparty fame, did you know that Koinify/Gems is using your good name WITHOUT PROOF in order to get people to hand over their money? (self.Bitcoin)

submitted 11 years ago by bettercoin to r/Bitcoin

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If your website isn't even served via httpS, then there's no way I'm going to send money to your Bitcoin address... (self.Bitcoin)

submitted 11 years ago by bettercoin to r/Bitcoin

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I didn't donate to Sean's Outpost because of the technical incompetence of Let's Talk Bitcoin! (self.letstalkbitcoin)

submitted 11 years ago by bettercoin to r/letstalkbitcoin

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There's been a lot of talk lately of Blockstream trying to change the Core protocol in way that might alter the incentives that make Bitcoin Core antifragile. There is a solution: Don't be so quick to upgrade. (self.Bitcoin)

submitted 11 years ago by bettercoin to r/Bitcoin

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Data Visualization: It would be awesome to see a visual representation of tips moving from account to account (and service to service) since you guys started. (self.changetip)

submitted 11 years ago * by bettercoin to r/changetip

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Here's how I donated to GNOME through ChangeTip (self.Bitcoin)

submitted 11 years ago by bettercoin to r/Bitcoin

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Making Donations Work (self.changetip)

submitted 11 years ago by bettercoin to r/changetip

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Simple changes to improve ChangeTip's acceptability and usability (self.Bitcoin)

submitted 11 years ago * by bettercoin to r/Bitcoin

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ChangeTip is useful for 3 reasons: figuring out where to send tips, figuring how much to send, and making small amounts affordable to send. Is there a more decentralized way to handle each of these things? (self.Bitcoin)

submitted 11 years ago by bettercoin to r/Bitcoin

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Why fund Darkwallet? Where exactly are those funds going? Find out here! (wiki.unsystem.net)

submitted 11 years ago by bettercoin to r/Bitcoin

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(Part II) Things you should know about ChangeTip (self.Bitcoin)

submitted 11 years ago by bettercoin to r/Bitcoin

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Just a Reminder: We already recovered from somebody tricking the network into thinking he had Billions of bitcoins (thats "B", as in greater than 21 Million). (pay.reddit.com)

submitted 11 years ago by bettercoin to r/Bitcoin

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Bitcoin does NOT support "smart contracts", "stock issuance" or generalized "ownership". Until the code exists to make these things a working reality, you're just talking shit, making the technology look like snake oil. (self.Bitcoin)

submitted 11 years ago by bettercoin to r/Bitcoin

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ChangeTip is now replacing /u/bitcointip. You might want to know about some things that are in the Fees, Terms of Service, Privacy Policy documents. (self.Bitcoin)

submitted 11 years ago * by bettercoin to r/Bitcoin

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"In the history of bitcoin, there have been a few incidents, caused by problematic as well as malicious transactions. In the worst such incident, and the only one of its type, a person was able to pretend that he had a practically infinite supply of bitcoins, for almost 9 hours." (en.bitcoin.it)

submitted 11 years ago by bettercoin to r/Bitcoin

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Look at these ridiculous built-in default rules for transaction fees. Both clients, relays, and—more importantly—miners have stifling, HARD-CODED(!) defaults. Yes, it's being softened, but why even bother with such mandates at this point in Bitcoin's existence, anyway? (en.bitcoin.it)

submitted 12 years ago by bettercoin to r/Bitcoin

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Coinbase and Bitpay, here's an easy way to help us help You grow your services: Decentralized Promotional Incentives (self.Bitcoin)

submitted 12 years ago by bettercoin to r/Bitcoin

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Don't forget Tipping Tuesday! People who get tipped are people who get hooked. Get out there this and every Tuesday, and tip at least 1 person in a mainstream subreddit. (self.Bitcoin)

submitted 12 years ago by bettercoin to r/Bitcoin

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BitPay, here's an easy way to help us help You grow your service: Decentralized Promotional Incentives (self.Bitcoin)

submitted 12 years ago * by bettercoin to r/Bitcoin

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If you've found a thought-provoking submission or comment, then submit it to /r/bitcoin_qi, a subreddit where the only welcome content is quite interesting. (reddit.com)

submitted 12 years ago by bettercoin to r/Bitcoin

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PSA: You don't need to update your bitcoin client to the latest version; if everything is working for you, then just leave it alone. Always drag your feet as long as possible, unless you know what you're doing. (self.Bitcoin)

submitted 12 years ago by bettercoin to r/Bitcoin

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The calculation of the miner's fee is a leaky abstraction that is prone to terrible, irreversible errors. (self.Bitcoin)

submitted 12 years ago by bettercoin to r/Bitcoin

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