When I go and get some cash from the cash point, I can be tracked like this
as well.
In my opinion, we need to stay anonymous when sending and receiving money to
others; but with real cash, my bank knows everything how much money I take,
too.
With real cash, your bank may know how much money you take, but they
don't know what you're doing with it. Can you take real cash to the
post office and buy money orders? You may lose the convenience of
on-line shopping, but you get some privacy back. What are you willing
to trade off, and
In the early days of the Internet I use to use US money orders to buy stuff
online all the time. The reason was simple. I didn't posses a credit/debit
card.
What are you talking about when you say 'camera'? A digital camera? A
security camera? A film camera?
Security cameras in the stores where you purchase the bitcoins, or something
that translates into them later.
https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Generation_Calculator
https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Mining_hardware_comparison
If you are talking about metadata in an image, there are programs that remove
the metadata, I'm not sure if free ones exist though.
On 02/07/13 04:31, gameboyab wrote:
If you are talking about metadata in an image, there are programs
that remove the metadata, I'm not sure if free ones exist though.
You could try MAT (Metadata Anonymisation Toolkit), but I don't think
it's in the Trisquel repos at the moment.
I triet to install the GNU/Linux version of Electrum, but I couldn't figure
how to get it to work, so I downloaded the Windows version to run in Wine,
but I noticed that there were files like Microsoft.VC90.CRT.manifest, and
msvcm90.dll in the Electrum directory. Are files like this nonfree?
Yes, you can set up a proxy for pool mining which means you can probably just
use the tor service as a proxy for mining. It might be a bit slow but I
believe that would work.
After searching up a bit on using tor for mining bitcoins, it turns out you
can and there are even tor exclusive
Thanks for this amazing legal thread guys, but now back to the original
topic. The Free Software I tend to use with Bitcoin cryptocurrency is
Electrum (available throughout python-pip install method, not included in
upstream repos). Sadly no miner here.
http://electrum.org/
It looks like it is under the GNU GPL license.
You would have to follow the directions on the download page and install it
manually if you want it:
http://electrum.org/download.html
Can't figure out how to mine with this software. Are you sure this is a
feature of it?
Bitcoin mining software is listed here:
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Bitcoin#Mining
cgminer and cpuminer are free software.
Thanks!
Just for me to know what to expect if I take the effort and compile the
package:
With my intel core duo, 1,66 Ghz - how long will it take to mine 0,1 Bitcoin?
Relating to the first part of what you said:
If you are interested in buying bitcoins anonymously you can buy them with
physical cash instead of cards through BitInstant.
It uses Moneygram/Zipzap which you can pay through 700,000 locations around
the world, usually in convenient stores. You
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About buying bitcoins anonymously, correct me if I'm wrong, but can't
one buy bitcoins on line and then send them to another wallet (or
more), therefore loosing their trace and the source of the money ?
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I use: trisquel.info |
This might make it more difficult to trace although not impossible. If you do
the mining yourself there is no link (correct me if I'm mistaken).
You are correct about the cameras being able to track people, which I was
going to mention in my first reply but decided not to because it seemed
far-fetched. I'm sure it is possible though.
If you do the mining yourself, there is likely no way to link it back to you,
unless your ISP
On 29/06/13 01:03, teodorescup wrote:
About buying bitcoins anonymously, correct me if I'm wrong, but can't
one buy bitcoins on line and then send them to another wallet (or
more), therefore loosing their trace and the source of the money ?
You would have to broadcast the transaction via the
Can you combine Tor with bitcoin pool mining? I'm not sure of the details
(yet) of how bitcoin mining pools work. I would think it would be possible to
do fairly anonymously if one sets it up right.
Is there a program to mine Bitcoin with only free software?
It's possible with a CPU which is completely useless these days. Not possible
with GPUs. No idea about FPGAs and ACICs.
I think it's possible to mine bitcoins with 100% free software using a
special USB dongle. This is cost effective. I haven't verified this with
certainty though. I asked someone else to do a quick check and it appears to
be the case. I should have one or two of the devices shortly.
I
What program do I use? Even if it's not feasible, I still want to say that
I've mined Bitcoin. :)
I believe they run about 1BTC to 2.5BTC or $100-250 USD.
The device produces that many Bitcoin every [ hour | day | month | year ], or
is that how much the device costs?
That is the cost of the device- apparently the price dropped. You can still
find it for over $250 USD...
That said I'm not sure how many BTC it produces. You may need a boatload of
these to make any real money from them.
However it could be useful if you want to create an anonymous source
I'm sure that most (or all) of the Government's activity in these cases are
clearly unconstitutional, but they completely ignore their Constitutional
Oath.
Yes- of course. That's exactly the point. No one is held to account. The
reason people end up in jail is for the wrong reasons. It ends up being for
the benefit of employment/advancement of various parties like: prosecutors,
police officers (the cops are doing something-doesn't matter if the
$ apt-cache search bitcoin
bitcoin-qt - peer-to-peer network based digital currency - GUI
bitcoind - peer-to-peer network based digital currency - daemon
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