Whether it is the key to Satoshi's wallet or there is some secret society trying to communicate with you in cryptic code, perhaps we'll never know! On the topic of Schindler's List, I am unsure if that

Everyone has always said that when Bitcoin becomes so easy that grandma can use it, it'll go mainstream. But the problem is securing Bitcoin, which the average person cannot do all that well, unfortunately.

Take it one step farther. Buy an iPad for 15% off and then turn around and sell it. Rinse, repeat, and voila, you've got yourself a nice, little side hustle to pay down some debt or buy more Steem Power.

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Hear! Hear! Here's to writing great fiction and telling some incredible stories. :)

What I find so spectacular is that you're able to do this either in a mirror or in reverse. That takes some serious skill. Welcome to Steemit! I hope you find much success here.

One of the most frustrating parts about owning any amount of digital currency is being able to track when I bought it and how much I paid for it. Bitcoin, alone, is annoying. But now add in that I own

I wish I remember. But they were red and quite beautiful.

I have really fond memories of matryoshka dolls. My grandparents had a bunch of them and I always loved taking them apart and putting them back together. This is really awesome.

Very good, @eeks. I've submitted one about cooking with gas.

Maybe if you give me another word, Alan and Alyson can continue their adventures on their path to answering your question of whether they're fully-sanctioned CIA operatives or not. :P

I'll answer all your questions: The characters just came to me while I was writing. When I first started writing, he was going to actually be more like a super hero kind of character who had advanced powers.

Alright. Mercurial it is.

Welcome to Steemit! As you're probably seeing in the chat, posting an image of you holding a sign that says your name, the date, and Steemit on it will get people more excited about upvoting you. This

Yes, but attacks are not technical, but political and economical. The intent is different and that's key in this conversation. When miners collude to change transactions or prevent transactions, you've

Thank you for reading it and participating in the conversation. I want to make it crystal clear: Immutability is a feature. That feature can be attacked. That makes immutability expensive. The stronger

I think we are still a few years away from this becoming a reality, but I expect, at some point, for blockchains to peg themselves to bitcoin. It'll take some attacks on immutability to make that a reality.

But again, you're talking about two separate things there. Bitcoin is 100% immutable UNLESS it's changed. Right now, the feature of Bitcoin is immutability. So we can trust that it will remain immutable

Yeah, the alt boom is definitely possible. I wonder which alts will succeed.

I think you're very right about this. I think that this is going to create an environment where the only exchanges that are truly safe are those that are decentralized where no funds are kept in a central