00:02:54 (60 + 7) * (80 + 2) = 4800 + 120 + 560 + 14 = 4934 + 500 + 60 = 5434 + 60 = 5494 00:05:04 *** tmbucky (tmbucky@cryto-D372C226.us-west-1.compute.amazonaws.com) has joined #crytocc 00:06:04 *** anonHS (anonHS@anonHS.users.cryto) has joined #crytocc 00:06:26 *** tmbucky has quit (User quit: Connection closed) 00:08:07 .bitcoin 00:08:08 1 BTC = $412.03, 1 BTC = €325.60 00:08:08 *** fr0z3n has quit (Ping timeout) 00:08:12 bubble, bubble, bubble... POP! 00:08:29 *** fr0z3n (fr0z3n@DB83327D.2E05439F.E4228BD9.IP) has joined #crytocc 00:09:32 wow. 00:09:34 just wow. 00:09:43 I think Dynadot just lost a (rather important) domain of mine 00:09:45 the last one I had with them 00:09:58 it expired like two days ago and I didn't get a single e-mail about it 00:10:11 egh :/ 00:10:13 dynadot.. 00:11:05 my fucking god 00:11:05 iceTwy: and as far as I can tell, they have somehow reset my account e-mail to my old e-mail 00:11:07 I HATE SCREEN 00:11:12 because I cannot recover my account either 00:11:41 wow. 00:15:58 well, e-mail sent 00:16:00 let's see what happens 00:19:16 iceTwy, y u no xmpp 00:20:29 joepie91: because I'm busy being angry at screen 00:21:50 *** anonHS has quit (User quit: Page closed) 00:23:31 *** Crypted has quit (Ping timeout) 00:24:05 *** anonHS (anonHS@cryto-C1D0169F.lightspeed.livnmi.sbcglobal.net) has joined #crytocc 00:24:17 *** Crypted (Crypted@Crypted.users.cryto) has joined #crytocc 00:43:09 *** complex has quit (Input/output error) 00:44:03 *** Crypted has quit (Ping timeout) 00:54:17 *** Zekka (zekka@Zekka.users.cryto) has joined #crytocc 01:10:26 *** anonHS has quit (User quit: Page closed) 02:19:26 *** Thor (numz@210B0B72.7A381C75.D0B2B247.IP) has joined #crytocc 02:24:04 *** iceTwy has quit (User quit: Disconnecting from server) 02:30:12 *** joepie91 has quit (Ping timeout) 02:30:45 *** joepie91 (joepie91@cryto-3E6002EF.direct-adsl.nl) has joined #crytocc 03:02:03 what's a good openvpn client for osx? 03:08:46 yay 03:08:57 joepie91 iceTwy ma skype music bot = amazing 03:32:59 *** Thor has quit (User quit: Quitte) 03:39:26 *** GHOSTnew has quit (Ping timeout) 03:40:33 *** Riddler (Riddler@cryto-1D9B597A.hsd1.ca.comcast.net) has joined #crytocc 03:40:38 hello 03:43:23 *** GHOSTnew (GHOSTnew@GHOSTnew.users.cryto) has joined #crytocc 03:53:19 *** joepie91 has quit (Ping timeout) 04:07:18 *** Charles (Charles@D0818F8F.95108C33.5B0695F1.IP) has joined #crytocc 04:39:14 *** Charles has quit (Client exited) 04:44:31 *** Charles (Charles@D0818F8F.95108C33.5B0695F1.IP) has joined #crytocc 05:00:30 *** Charles has quit (Client exited) 05:00:43 *** Charles (Charles@D0818F8F.95108C33.5B0695F1.IP) has joined #crytocc 05:00:48 charles? 05:01:04 hello Riddler 05:01:10 *** Charles has quit (Client exited) 05:01:16 Did you get my pm? 05:01:17 *** Charles (Charles@D0818F8F.95108C33.5B0695F1.IP) has joined #crytocc 05:01:44 okay 05:01:58 charles did you get the link in the pm about my article? 05:02:03 no 05:10:55 .bitcoin 05:10:56 1 BTC = $429.44, 1 BTC = €329.22 05:12:22 .bitcoin 05:12:23 1 BTC = $425.93, 1 BTC = €329.42 05:13:44 dat wobble 05:14:14 ya 05:23:30 *** HiveResearch (HiveResear@developers.developers.developers) has joined #crytocc 05:40:36 *** Goochy has quit (Connection reset by peer) 05:41:20 *** pzuraq_ (pzuraq@cryto-FFADCF5.feralhosting.com) has joined #crytocc 05:41:27 w00t 05:41:37 VPN 05:43:13 *** pzuraq has quit (Ping timeout) 05:45:05 *** zxcvbnm has quit (Ping timeout) 05:45:43 *** pzuraq (pzuraq@cryto-D2623541.hsd1.ca.comcast.net) has joined #crytocc 05:48:54 *** pzuraq_ has quit (Ping timeout) 05:53:03 *** zxcvbnm (zxcvbnm@9F88BA40.33FD1BC3.D4256504.IP) has joined #crytocc 06:07:03 when will they be replenishing the btc? 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12:56:32 shizzle 12:56:39 probably: one sec I'm finishing up an article 13:03:20 *** Charles has quit (Client exited) 13:13:39 iceTwy, Why were you angry at gnu screen? 13:15:03 AAAAAAND WE'RE OFF: http://tracker.archiveteam.org/hyves/ 13:15:12 http://archiveteam.org/index.php?title=Hyves#Phase_2:_Data_archiving_.28high_bandwidth.29 13:17:37 MK_FG: Silly mistake 13:17:51 MK_FG: http://blog.icetwy.re/sudo-screen-bitcoin-adventure/ 13:20:07 Hmm, why not get something like systemd, upstart, supervisord, runet or even ancient djb daemontools instead of screen? 13:20:33 Unlike screen/cron, they are designed to start and monitor stuff 13:20:41 And capture logging like you do with screen 13:21:15 *runit 13:21:31 MK_FG: iunno really. just wanted to give screen/sudo a go 13:21:53 an Electrum server owner has pointed me to some start scripts for bitcoind & electrum-server 13:22:11 might set it up in a while 13:54:38 *** zest has quit (Client exited) 14:24:39 *** DrWhat (Snake@DrWhat.users.cryto) has joined #crytocc 14:26:47 *** Charles (Charles@D70468EB.B5405BEC.AA3904DE.IP) has joined #crytocc 14:50:23 *** HiveResearch has quit (Connection reset by peer) 14:52:24 iceTwy 14:52:24 fix it 14:52:25 nao 14:52:52 iceTwy, i saw ur twitter 14:53:25 i couldnt understand the language :/ 15:02:04 Charles: like 15:02:05 erm 15:02:09 the tweet about Guthrie Govan? 15:03:16 coz ur tweets r in french... 15:03:21 or some other language 15:03:33 yeah 15:03:37 they are ;p I'm French 15:03:50 hence why all my personal tweets are in French pretty much 15:04:02 france has good opera singers :) 15:04:12 I guess so ;p opera is not really a genre I listen to 15:04:21 as you may understand from my tweets I'm more of a metal guy 15:04:26 :o 15:04:47 wow okay. i find metal devoid of emotion.. 15:04:57 Charles: oh. not that kind of metal 15:05:03 its like hitting drums and screaming 15:05:03 lol 15:05:19 Charles: I almost exclusively listen to progressive/technical instrumental metal 15:05:30 i like electropop :) 15:05:34 as an example.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=63yu12zRvdY 15:05:45 listen to that and tell me whether it's devoid of emotion 15:05:46 ;p 15:06:18 I find beauty in technique - when musicians can express themselves through technique 15:06:37 (and I don't really enjoy vocals in songs) 15:07:39 oooh okay sounds good :) 15:09:43 Charles: surprisingly this is metal 15:09:46 ;p 15:10:17 yeah very surprising xP 15:12:42 got to "baaaawns" 15:12:46 gotta go, yeah 15:12:50 bbl 15:15:53 *** iceTwy has quit (Ping timeout) 15:20:08 lol 16:00:42 *** Charles has quit (Client exited) 16:03:21 *** Charles (Charles@D70468EB.B5405BEC.AA3904DE.IP) has joined #crytocc 16:05:05 *** eggtimer (eggtimer@cryto-8FDBABD2.us-west-1.compute.amazonaws.com) has joined #crytocc 16:06:26 *** eggtimer has quit (User quit: Connection closed) 16:23:36 *** probably has quit (User quit: ) 16:38:45 *** complex (litehode@complex.users.cryto) has joined #crytocc 17:15:17 *** Charles has parted #crytocc (None) 17:51:54 *** Riddler (Riddler@cryto-1D9B597A.hsd1.ca.comcast.net) has joined #crytocc 17:51:56 hello 17:59:44 *** Riddler has quit (Ping timeout) 18:12:18 *** iceTwy (iceTwy@cryto-610769D0.fbx.proxad.net) has joined #crytocc 18:20:26 *** Ari (Ari@Ari.users.cryto) has joined #crytocc 18:22:34 *** joepie91 has quit (Ping timeout) 18:29:56 *** joepie91 (joepie91@cryto-3E6002EF.direct-adsl.nl) has joined #crytocc 19:05:06 *** anonHS (anonHS@anonHS.users.cryto) has joined #crytocc 19:07:27 *** anonHS has quit (User quit: Page closed) 19:39:57 *** iceTwy has quit (Ping timeout) 20:08:29 *** probablyx (root@E04FB229.6C2E09DE.35D0B1F2.IP) has joined #crytocc 20:08:49 *** probablyx has parted #crytocc (None) 20:09:06 *** probably (asdf@probably.users.cryto) has joined #crytocc 20:09:09 *** probablyx (root@E04FB229.6C2E09DE.35D0B1F2.IP) has joined #crytocc 20:09:26 the tor node is strong in this one. 20:09:38 gosh I love this nice tor exit node :) 20:09:43 *** complex has quit (Ping timeout) 20:10:29 not bad bandwidth usage though, lol 20:11:33 *** probablyx has quit (User quit: leaving) 20:21:14 *** iceTwy (iceTwy@cryto-610769D0.fbx.proxad.net) has joined #crytocc 20:49:32 *** complex (litehode@complex.users.cryto) has joined #crytocc 20:57:25 *** probably has quit (Ping timeout) 21:18:12 third known subway taking Bitcoin: http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1qrp1h/subway_accepting_bitcoins_in_slovakia_bratislava/ 21:21:12 joepie91: what's the whole story about CoinValidation? 21:21:32 apparently Walmart say that they're only going to accept Bitcoins from addresses that are "cointrusted 21:21:34 " 21:21:40 and the btc community has been raging 21:21:43 what's it all about 21:21:54 so, publicly ID'd? 21:22:13 so they're enforcing KYC and AML on bitcoins coming into walmart? 21:22:15 basically? 21:23:01 hahahaha https://twitter.com/Damientg/status/401757893948489728/photo/1 21:23:05 cayce: think so 21:23:30 so then CoinValidation is all about trusting a central authority that links BTC addresses to customers via ID'ing? 21:23:46 wattafuk 21:23:51 I have no idea, answer your own question 21:23:53 iceTwy: tl;dr centralized for-profit organization saying what BTC are 'clean' and what ones aren't 21:24:04 ahh 21:24:07 * joepie91 can't wait to see this blow up in their face 21:24:16 reduces implied risk profile of btc 21:24:23 aaah 21:24:24 LOL 21:24:25 reduces regulatory hassle for aml/kyc for walmart 21:24:26 basically 21:24:48 they can blame coinvalidation if the coins are "stolen" or whatever, somehow bad 21:24:50 "bad" 21:24:57 joepie91: but from what I've understood, coinvalidation is actually software 21:25:08 and they aim to push it into the main bitcoin branch 21:25:19 neat 21:25:25 iceTwy: more likely that coinvalidation has* software 21:25:26 lololol 21:25:28 not is software 21:25:30 yeah 21:25:32 that 21:25:35 and eh 21:25:37 good luck witth that lol 21:25:43 lolol 21:25:53 * joepie91 prepares the popcorn 21:26:04 there's enough mixers around to make their job not overly easy 21:26:14 It sounds like altcoin woven into btc blockchain 21:26:16 if they test BTCs on the basis of taint 21:26:31 yep 21:26:31 (i.e. taint analysis) to find out whether BTCs are clean or not 21:26:34 LOL 21:26:36 really 21:26:38 so what 21:26:42 must it be tainted or not tainted 21:26:45 to be validated? 21:26:55 probably verified not-tainted 21:27:04 hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha 21:27:05 * cayce shrugs 21:27:07 hahahahahahahahahahahaha 21:27:15 aka they'll never accept a single btc 21:27:17 have a look at blockchain taint analysis to see how well that works 21:27:18 :) 21:27:28 cause they're all tainted 21:28:07 lol 21:28:10 and the worst thing is that, if coinvalidation gets widespread 21:28:23 MORE of those services will develop 21:28:25 oh lol 21:28:28 * iceTwy prepares MOAR popcorn 21:28:39 I'm kinda excited about this 21:28:49 joepie91: sweet or salty popcorn 21:28:50 tell me 21:28:52 :D 21:28:57 btc dev people can also merge zerocoin 21:28:59 I think it means we get to watch companies collapse 21:29:03 I suspect coinvalidation is going to be the first documented textbook instance of "this is why you do not try to fuck with BTC taint analysis" 21:29:12 :) 21:29:15 "@matthew_d_green: We designed a new version of Zerocoin that reduces proof sizes by 98% and allows for direct anonymous payments that hide payment amount." \o/ 21:29:16 mwhahahahaha 21:29:22 MK_FG:) is zerocoin a patch? 21:29:26 ohmygod zerocoin 21:29:48 MK_FG:) like, can it actually be merged into mainline 21:29:52 cayce, Yes, I think they had code on top of bitcoin-qt or something 21:30:03 MK_FG:) dude, sweet. I await for bitcoin-qt 1.0 21:30:32 is 0.9 going to be the partial block thing? 21:30:41 block headers, yes 21:30:49 I'd think they sould wait a bit till someone else than Matt Green looks at it or something ;) 21:30:50 kk 21:31:09 oh they will, mainline is slower than shit 21:31:12 and that's a good thing 21:31:40 cayce: it is now 21:31:47 I don't get how Zerocoin works though 21:31:49 it was a problem when wallet encryption was not a thing yet :) 21:31:54 tl;dr crash course someone? 21:32:35 iceTwy, You spend N btc to "mint" zerocoin and get a key for it 21:33:07 iceTwy, When you spend it, you give use that key and other guy gets btc 21:33:18 er 21:33:19 so like 21:33:24 iceTwy, But no one knows which "minted" zerocoin that key is from 21:33:36 what? 21:33:51 point the flaws in the following plan: 21:34:06 spend BTC => they are converted to Mint Zerocoin, you're giving its key 21:34:12 It can be proven that zerocoin with that key was minted and was not yet spent 21:35:05 nah but 21:35:07 I don't even understand the basic system around it 21:35:25 iceTwy, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zero_knowledge_proof 21:36:01 I don't know anything about math behind it either 21:36:25 Though have general idea of accumulators and how you can think of one 21:37:58 so, essentially, zero knowledge proof 21:38:15 A sends BTC to B 21:38:28 B verifies that he has received BTC 21:38:32 but he doesn't know that it's from A? 21:39:16 OH right 21:39:38 you buy Zerocoin from BTC, then you redeem Zerocoins to get back your BTC 21:40:31 Yes, you know who used zerocoin at the moment, you just don't know which btc key it corresponds from 21:41:05 I.e. can be passed on a piece of paper or something and no one knows where it's been before 21:41:14 yeah 21:41:24 (unlike btc, where all keys are linked into one chain) 21:41:37 but here's the thing I don't get from what you said 21:41:59 yes, assume you send BTC to a 'new' Zerocoin address that has never been used 21:42:23 then it will be known that you 21:42:28 1. sent BTC to the Zerocoin address 21:42:57 2. if you retrieve the exact same amount (i.e. same one sent before & after), people can guess pretty easily that you redeemed your BTC from this Zerocoin address 21:42:59 no? 21:43:23 Yep, that's why they propose that all zerocoins are same amount 21:43:28 I.e. 0.001 btc 21:43:36 So you mind 1000 zerocoins 21:43:53 And 9000 other people mint 1000000 more 21:44:01 And you spend 400 zerocoins 21:44:07 Where did they came from? 21:44:18 aaaah 21:44:20 *mint 21:45:16 so essentially, Zerocoin lets you spend other people's BTC 21:45:23 well you've paid for it obviously 21:45:44 Guess it can be thought of as one huge mix node 21:45:53 *** joepie91 has quit (Ping timeout) 21:45:53 Everyone puts their btc in 21:46:00 Gets same amount in zerocoin out 21:46:11 And then puts 0s in, gets btc back 21:47:22 hmye 21:48:00 well so essentially it works like currently implemented systems 21:48:03 i.e. bitcoinfog/etc 21:48:17 but it works within the bitcoin protocol and does not depend on a central authority 21:49:04 Yeah, main difference I see is that there's no place where it can possibly be traced like these sites' logs 21:49:05 *** Ari has quit (Connection reset by peer) 21:49:12 *** Ari (Ari@Ari.users.cryto) has joined #crytocc 21:49:13 yeah 21:49:15 nice 21:49:17 bu 21:49:19 t 21:49:21 afaik 21:49:27 blockchain.info's implementation is open source 21:49:56 buuuut who says they're not running a modified version 21:50:16 What's blockchain.info and why does it matter? 21:50:55 you 21:50:59 have never heard of blockchain.info? 21:51:04 wat 21:51:40 So you imply it matter because "it is common knowledge that it does"? ;) 21:52:04 I mean, looks like a generic btc web frontend 21:52:07 no 21:52:08 lol 21:52:09 when was it since the last big bubble in the bitcoin market bursted? 21:52:17 it's a HUGE bitcoin service MK_FG! 21:52:37 maybe its not a bad idea to invest a thousand dollars in BTC 21:52:49 complex: indeed 21:52:58 complex: afaik the last bubble was in April '13 21:52:58 but as my father said 21:53:22 i am then a part of the sheeps 21:53:25 *** joepie91 (joepie91@cryto-3E6002EF.direct-adsl.nl) has joined #crytocc 21:53:56 there are probably some guys that are having huge impact on the BTC currency, and can regulate it the way they want 21:54:05 complex: miners 21:54:21 they are the only ones who can influence the currency itself 21:54:36 you serious? 21:54:43 people can buy a lot 21:54:47 and then sell it 21:54:52 that doesn't matter 21:54:53 If it's investment into speculation of its value growth over some usd or eur... 21:54:54 at all 21:55:05 Then I'd think a lot of things can influence that 21:55:25 Major players, media, devs, random experts, etc 21:55:26 if we're talking about that, yeah 21:55:31 it's all about the buyers 21:55:44 but I'm talking exclusively about BTC itself 21:55:52 of course it does matter, if some people invest 20 billion dollars in bitcoins over 3 years, and then sell all of it, then the price will crack 21:55:54 effectively, only miners can impact the currency itself 21:56:01 Then you two are talking about totally different things 21:56:31 yes 21:56:32 we are 21:56:36 that was a misunderstanding MK_FG 21:56:53 I was talking about BTC itself, complex was talking about BTC compared to other currencies 21:56:56 so miners are keeping the prices low to a certain degree, right? 21:57:07 No 21:57:18 awesome 21:57:27 looks like my random crashes are nvidia-related 21:57:30 either the hardware or the drivers 21:57:30 ffs 21:57:44 so miners doesnt produce BTC? 21:57:44 this kind of shit is why I hate nvidia so fucking much 21:58:38 complex, They don't produce like +10%/week, and if they did, price would only go down by more than 10% 21:58:54 (and not up 10%) 21:59:39 joepie91: AMD be cool 21:59:55 joepie91: I'm realizing that my i5-3570k is completely useless 22:00:02 I played less than what, 10 games in 1 year? 22:00:04 iceTwy: https://iceb.in/paste/vRTTI5Ps#5OiBMXcdAa5D1BC2s7Rcl0F2svqpTnIcsETZ3WXWLjI= 22:00:07 Wat, amd is same crap 22:00:13 iceTwy: AMD isn't holy either 22:00:17 With binary drivers at least 22:00:17 no it isn't 22:00:22 MK_FG: is there any control over how much btc there is in total in the world? 22:00:25 but at least I don't experience random inexplicable fucking crashes 22:00:28 with every single card 22:00:31 regardless of OS 22:00:33 like I do with nVidia 22:00:47 had some issues with Nvidia too.. 22:01:04 MK_FG: AMD drivers behave notably better than nVidia ones 22:01:06 (proprietary) 22:01:06 from my own experience, managing the installation of AMD drivers is easier than Nvidia's 22:01:13 yeah, that 22:01:18 because they don't mess up all the way 22:01:27 complex, Depends on what you call "total" - you can destroy btc, like in satoshi dice or embedding bible into blockchain instead of ec keys 22:01:47 complex, But aside from that - yes, totally predictable and fixed in the protocol 22:01:56 complex: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/FAQ#How_are_new_bitcoins_created.3F 22:02:30 complex, As in "each block gives 50 / 25 / 12.5 / less btc", starting from some block number and halving after N more 22:03:24 the way Satoshi coded difficulty in Bitcoin is just smart imo 22:03:24 Since my laptop died, I actually have amd card here, but with open drivers 22:03:27 BUT 22:03:32 it was based on one assumption 22:03:33 Not a single issue so far 22:03:45 i guess everyone here thinks mining is a waste of time? 22:03:54 that Bitcoin would become popular and that its exchange rate with other concurrencies would increase over time 22:04:00 *** GHOSTnew has quit (Ping timeout) 22:04:09 complex: mining by yourself? yes, unless you've got a 1 TH/s ASIC miner or something 22:04:16 god, not even talking about paying for electricity 22:04:35 complex: cloud shared mining (i.e. cx.io) is too damn expensive 22:05:04 I've heard of some people mining altcoins then trading them to BTCs once those altcoins' BTC exchange rate increase 22:05:14 which is a fairly smart way to make profit imo 22:05:25 since new altcoins are easy to mine 22:05:35 "cloud shared mining" "expensive" lulz 22:05:46 MK_FG: sec 22:06:18 I see the point of such thing, certainly 22:06:34 Only it's not called "cloud shared mining", but "scam" :P 22:06:52 roflolololol 22:06:53 *** GHOSTnew (GHOSTnew@GHOSTnew.users.cryto) has joined #crytocc 22:06:56 https://cloudhashing.com/ 22:06:57 .btc 22:07:03 8GH/s contract for $500 for 2 years 22:07:06 ... 22:07:07 how do i call for btc-currency? 22:07:16 8GH/s when the difficulty will have increased in 2 years 22:07:18 => LOL 22:07:23 complex: !btc 22:07:25 !btc 22:07:28 !bitcoin 22:07:30 .bitcoin 22:07:31 1 BTC = $437.12, 1 BTC = €343.49 22:07:33 ah 22:07:35 there 22:07:36 I mean, you put some money in, they give you less money out 22:07:37 :D 22:07:37 .bitcoin 22:07:38 1 BTC = $437.12, 1 BTC = €343.49 22:07:42 Why do you need cloud for that? 22:07:45 MK_FG: BUT U GON PROFIT MAN 22:07:48 I can do that 22:07:50 BELIEV US11!! 22:07:54 Just gimme moneys 22:07:56 okay 22:07:58 what 22:08:04 is this buying or selling price? 22:08:10 buying 22:08:14 I think 22:08:47 maybe i should buy 1 BTC or something 22:08:51 but i wait for it to crack 22:08:56 complex: neither 22:09:03 ? 22:09:07 afaik exchange rate is calculated based on past trades 22:09:13 not on current orderbook 22:09:13 complex, You can buy crack for 1 btc already 22:09:57 so it is somehow a mean value of buying and selling price? 22:10:26 MK_FG: lol 22:10:33 MK_FG: lots of crack then 22:10:48 Meh, it's not a million bucks yet 22:10:52 definitely the last thing I'd do if I had BTC. 22:12:10 complex: no, I think it's actually the last executed trade 22:12:21 but not sure 22:13:41 holy fuck 22:13:42 LOL 22:13:50 I love this line in my logs: 22:13:51 2013-11-16T22:43:00.770614+01:00 linux-rfa7 kernel: [11803.291240] Fixing recursive fault but reboot is needed! 22:13:53 icetwy.re's monthly bandwidth transfer: 414Mb !! 22:13:55 joepie91, Just admit that it pulls values off /dev/urandom 22:14:00 "I fixed it but you're screwed anyway!" 22:14:01 wow 22:14:17 iceTwy: ? 22:14:18 .bitcoin 22:14:19 1 BTC = $437.31, 1 BTC = €340.00 22:14:21 .bitcoin 22:14:22 1 BTC = $437.31, 1 BTC = €340.00 22:14:25 .bitcoin 22:14:26 1 BTC = $437.31, 1 BTC = €340.00 22:14:26 Oh yeah, double page fault or someting 22:14:29 complex: you're using up my API calls 22:14:30 lol 22:14:38 it looks quite stable though 22:14:39 joepie91: icetwy.re has had 400Mb of bandwidth usage this month 22:14:41 Aka page fault on page fault 22:14:43 414Mb rather 22:14:44 that is enormous lol 22:14:47 complex: that's because the rate is not realtime 22:14:48 am I popular or what 22:14:54 well, icetwy.re & blog.icetwy.re 22:14:54 iceTwy: eh, seems pretty normal? 22:15:01 don't forget crawlers 22:15:02 joepie91: never was that high ;p 22:15:05 yeah true 22:15:18 still, that's good news :) 22:17:39 ehm 22:17:46 so what we do after BTC has been popular? 22:17:50 make a new currency? 22:18:05 complex: not even necessary 22:18:07