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Mar 02, 2017: 10:55pm new <s>primary</s> <i>secondary</i> goal is involving investing into ethereum. <i>Primary is healing.</i><br> | Mar 02, 2017: 10:55pm new <s>primary</s> <i>secondary</i> goal is involving investing into ethereum. <i>Primary is healing.</i><br> | ||
Mar 03, 2017: 10:15am still giving a lot of thought to [[#201703022254 | last night's entry]]. I think YellowSprinkles.org still has potential. It's kinda hard to just shrug off a 300 billion dollar idea. Eh. It's only 300 billion USD... all fiat is practically worthless to me now. The world's non-profs need help benefiting financially from cryptocurrencies. That I can still help with.<br> | Mar 03, 2017: 10:15am still giving a lot of thought to [[#201703022254 | last night's entry]]. I think YellowSprinkles.org still has potential. It's kinda hard to just shrug off a 300 billion dollar idea. Eh. It's only 300 billion USD... all fiat is practically worthless to me now. The world's non-profs need help benefiting financially from cryptocurrencies. That I can still help with.<br> | ||
| − | <span id="20170307"></span>Mar 07, 2017: I always knew I had a guardian angel. Today I met her in person. She saved my life.<br> | + | <span id="20170307"></span>Mar 07, 2017: I always knew I had a guardian angel. Today I met her in person. She saved my life by being there to have my last drink of my life with.<br> |
Mar 08, 2017: tried for hours to repartition the "rivest" virtual machine, but because it's using an encrypted hard drive, it's too technically complicated. Sorry, ethereum... if you didn't consume more computing power than I have available, you might have beat bitcoin. Until I can get my bigger computers running in Virginia again, you're just going to have to wait.<br> | Mar 08, 2017: tried for hours to repartition the "rivest" virtual machine, but because it's using an encrypted hard drive, it's too technically complicated. Sorry, ethereum... if you didn't consume more computing power than I have available, you might have beat bitcoin. Until I can get my bigger computers running in Virginia again, you're just going to have to wait.<br> | ||
Mar 09, 2017: 12:50pm reviving this because the journaling helps me remember what I'm doing.<br> | Mar 09, 2017: 12:50pm reviving this because the journaling helps me remember what I'm doing.<br> | ||
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Revision as of 13:08, 9 March 2017
Mar 01, 2017: created 4 different wallets; 3 separate bitcoin ones at https://blockchain.info and one using Ethereum wallet.
Mar 02, 2017: 4:00pm searching everywhere I can think of for the passwords to those 4 wallets created yesterday. Stressed about probably having lost those funds forever.
Mar 02, 2017: 4:57pm KeePassX lost the passwords I used for those 4 wallets yesterday because the laptop rebooted and I neglected to save the password database yesterday. KeePassX database is now backed up to drive.google.com (in the KeePassX folder) using ocamlfuse. The password hint can be found by searching for "KeePassX" in LastPass. Moving away from LastPass since it's not open source and I only trust open source all the way from here on out.
Mar 02, 2017: 10:54pm YellowSprinkles.org development has been deprioritized due to this: Bitcoin 'creator' races to patent technology with gambling tycoon
Mar 02, 2017: 10:55pm new primary secondary goal is involving investing into ethereum. Primary is healing.
Mar 03, 2017: 10:15am still giving a lot of thought to last night's entry. I think YellowSprinkles.org still has potential. It's kinda hard to just shrug off a 300 billion dollar idea. Eh. It's only 300 billion USD... all fiat is practically worthless to me now. The world's non-profs need help benefiting financially from cryptocurrencies. That I can still help with.
Mar 07, 2017: I always knew I had a guardian angel. Today I met her in person. She saved my life by being there to have my last drink of my life with.
Mar 08, 2017: tried for hours to repartition the "rivest" virtual machine, but because it's using an encrypted hard drive, it's too technically complicated. Sorry, ethereum... if you didn't consume more computing power than I have available, you might have beat bitcoin. Until I can get my bigger computers running in Virginia again, you're just going to have to wait.
Mar 09, 2017: 12:50pm reviving this because the journaling helps me remember what I'm doing.
