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Bitcoin Wallet for Android There’s a lot of talk about dongles recently.
Bitcoin Doesn't Need a Dongle - Forbes
Protestors at Occupy Wall Street's media area coordinate news updates on laptop computers.
The real Wall Street occupation is online - Ideas@Innovations - The Washington Post
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Brainwallet: The Ultimate in Mobile Money - Forbes
For as much as I am fascinated by the societal and political implications of bitcoin, I must admit that I am equally fascinated by the implications of Brainwallet. Quite simply, a brainwallet, or thoughtcoin, refers to the concept of storing bitcoin in one’s own mind by memorization of a special and unpredictable phrase. No, you are not actually storing the bitcoin in your mind but you are storing the access mechanism, or seed, to your stash’s private key.
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The Rise and Fall of Bitcoin | Magazine
Illustration: Martin Venezky In November 1, 2008, a man named Satoshi Nakamoto posted a research paper to an obscure cryptography listserv describing his design for a new digital currency that he called bitcoin. None of the list’s veterans had heard of him, and what little information could be gleaned was murky and contradictory.
'Devastating' protocol flaw could paralyze Bitcoin system • The Register
Computer scientists say they've identified a fundamental flaw in the Bitcoin electronic currency system that could eventually stunt its development unless developers change the way users are rewarded for their participation.
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No, there's not the slightest touch of hyperbole to that headline. Rather, it's the completely accurate, if exceedingly brief, tale of Bitcoin's short life. Far from dead, however, the digital currency continues to hold promise, and its trajectory bears more than a passing glance.