The "price" of Bitcoin on the exchanges has nothing to do with Bitcoin's viability as a currency.
A "crash" on the exchanges means absolutely nothing to people who actually use Bitcoin. The security, the transactions, and the network do not give a fucking shit.
Go Google Bitcoin, you fucking dipshit.
EVERY TRANSACTION IS PUBLIC.
If you want to remain anonymous, you have to put some effort into it.
"A coward dies a thousand times before his death, but the valiant taste of death but once." – W. Shakespeare
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Hadoop isn't a database.
It's a data processing system for massive quantities of data processed and distilled in large batches. If you're trying to treat it as a database, you're doing it wrong. The article is simple using Hadoop for the wrong purpose.
You use Hadoop to reduce large amounts of data into smaller more manageable collections of useful data, which can then be queried real time.
They can't be queried in real time. Some set of data can be queried, relatively quickly. That's the whole point.
Hadoop takes your shit and fucks with it to the point where you can't ever be sure if you're getting truly live or complete data or not.
And while Hadoop can be much faster than traditional databases for some purposes,
If by "some purposes" you mean "idiots who don't know how to design a relational database", then sure.
You'd have to force EVERY ISP with a direct connection to that address to do so.
Even a small data center should have at least 2 separate lines to 2 separate ISPs.
Then you have to prevent the person running the host from setting up shop on a new ISP (or the same ISP under a different name).
You're a retard.
Bitcoin is only as anonymous as you want it to be. By design, every transaction is public. It's up to you to keep your address as secret as you want it to be.
Further, the use of Bitcoin continues to grow. The only "crash" is on the side of idiot speculators who trade it for fiat currency. (And keep in mind, for every fall there was a matching rise.) And who gives a shit who uses it or what they use it for? Did you know CRIMINALS use CASH??!!?!??
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"or focus on rich people who don't want to travel with unprofessionals."
WE have always had that, It's called hiring a town car. In any town you can make a call and hire a personal drive in a nice BMW 5 or 7 series or Lincoln or other luxury car to drive you everywhere you want and be at your beck and call.
And during "peak uber" pricing, it's cheaper to call a town car company and ride in class instead of some fat guys prius.
BMWs are for the middle class wannabe rich fuckers.
What's the difference between a BMW and a porcupine?
With the porcupine, the pricks are on the outside.
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In the Year 3000!
In the Year 3000!
Never mind it was just Bennett Haselton (frequent contributor).
"Can you program?" "Well, I'm literate, if that's what you mean!"
