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Security / Re: BTC Price drop
« on: July 05, 2013, 07:51 pm »
So whats the deal guys???  I got over 10 btc in account!!!   I am not sure if i am going to wait a few days for it to go back up, because i lost hella money the past few days!   But i dont wanna buy now, and take this loss if it is just going to go back up in a couple days. ya know?   

Need some advice guys!

Consider the money you lost a sunk cost. All that matters is whether you believe the price will go up or continue to go down. I believe it will continue to go down, so for me the rational choice is to spend or sell the coins.

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Security / Re: BITcoin went down today didn't it??
« on: July 05, 2013, 07:47 pm »
In the post he said "sorry about that", so I'm guessing it was a mistake.

And yeah, price fluctuations suck for trade, whether they are going up or down. Stability is the best thing to get people trading.

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Security / Re: BTC Price drop
« on: July 05, 2013, 06:47 pm »
If you follow the log chart, its really not that bad.

LOL, this is true. And if you change the y axis scale to 0 to $1000, the drop looks even less significant.

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Security / Re: BITcoin went down today didn't it??
« on: July 05, 2013, 06:45 pm »
Maybe he increased the price. Vendors can change the price of a listing whenever they want.

DPR also posted about an hour ago that he was going to unfreeze the BTC rate and that appears to have happened. It's at $68 now.

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Off topic / Re: ADDICTED TO SNIFFING PANTIES.
« on: July 05, 2013, 06:42 pm »
This place has been described as the smartest forum on the internet.

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Newbie discussion / Re: PGP
« on: July 05, 2013, 06:37 pm »
As the author of that tutorial, I can tell you that despite the name, you can extract and run GPG4USB anywhere. ;)

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Security / Re: BITcoin went down today didn't it??
« on: July 05, 2013, 05:52 pm »
The exchange rate on SR has been frozen at $84 for a few days, so the price shouldn't have changed in that time period. Was the last time you checked before Tuesday?

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Security / Re: Help! Mods!!!
« on: July 05, 2013, 03:28 pm »
It's fake info, the poster is just a troll.

Not gonna say how, but some of it was provably real.

The weird thing is the doxer didn't seem to have an agenda. He didn't preface his posts by saying "Fuck SR" or "Fuck Vendor X" (if he was a reshipper gone rogue like that one guy). If he was an Atlantis shill trying to scare people away because "this could happen to you", well that could happen on any market, so it would scare people away from all drug markets. So that doesn't make sense.

To me it looked like another troll causing mayhem for the lulz.

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Security / Re: Fucking infowars spam bot
« on: July 05, 2013, 03:58 am »
comsec: that's because you got past 100 posts. Congratulations, you graduated! :)

Even better is a hellban. If someone posts too often or in a certain pattern, their posts become invisible to regular users, but they don't know it. Makes them waste a lot of time.

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Security / Re: Fucking infowars spam bot
« on: July 05, 2013, 03:47 am »
Many people made suggestions about limiting spam 6-8 months ago, such as X number of posts in 10 minutes or 60 minutes, having to wait 7 days before getting out of the Newbie forum, etc. All ignored. The 50 post rule to get out of Newbie jail is the only thing that has been implemented, and infowars got 66 posts in 14 minutes tonight. That's a fail on many levels.

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Other exchanges don't use Gox. They rely on their own order books. A trading engine uses the set of buy and sell orders in its database to execute trades. What happens on btc-e is independent of what happens on MtGox... except for arbitrage. The prices on the exchanges tend to agree over time because if there is a large discrepancy, people will buy a lot on the low exchange and sell (the same coins) on the high exchange, bringing the prices closer together.

That being said, non-exchange traders do tend to rely on Gox a lot, but arbitrage guarantees the prices are never too different among the exchanges, so in my opinion in doesn't matter that much.

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I don't know what caused the downtime, but the site is up. If it was an inherent problem in Tor that DPR couldn't fix, wouldn't it still be down?

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Silk Road discussion / Re: Issues
« on: July 04, 2013, 10:32 pm »
I am using an android device, and only downloaded it again yesterday, so i assume its tge newest version.. Anyone know how to contact sr support on the forums, never had to do it before..

Try logging on with the regular TBB on a normal computer. If it works, then you have narrowed it down to the Android app. This is not a support question for SR admins. They don't make the app. I highly recommend you don't contact the Tor Project about your inability to log on to SR either. They won't help you if you mention illegal shit anyway.

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I was writing this i guess when you answered the other.

Thanks Jack! I'm sure this Thread will help other's with the same question though.

Hey Jack have you checked out on the TOR page the experimental ALPHA of tor browser  3.0?

If so what's it suppose to be? like some bad ass new version?

It's the next version of TBB, which gets rid of Vidalia. It will integrate some functionality into Torbutton and lose other functionality. I don't think there will be a Network Map anymore, for example. You can play around with it, but keep in mind that it is experimental and probably buggy.

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Security / Re: TOR security check disabled?
« on: July 04, 2013, 08:34 pm »
Well, there was the giant warning message on check.torproject.org itself. All that happened was that their mechanism for downloading the exit node list failed so they couldn't compare your IP address to the list to confirm your TBB was working, even though it would be working for 99.99% of users. As usual, the paranoid darknets went ape shit.

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