alex wrote:
If anyone with a ton of bitcoins wants to support WrongPlanet, you can send them to my bitcoin wallet here:
158g8vSXqKhhKBMjagj4ftb9e97NU9NgaR
I thought that 100 Satoshi was too little so I sent you another 120482 Satoshis. 120482 were worth 1$ at the time. Too bad I had to pay 8 cents as a transaction fee.
In practice there are transaction fees in Bitcoin. Although the very popular video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Um63OQz3bjo "What is Bitcoin?" with 4,821,800 views on youtube is very outdated. It says "There are no chargebacks or fees". At this point this is a practical inaccuracy. Aren't 8 cents too much of a fee for a transaction?
Personally I buy games with Bitcoin on Humble Bundle(though not much anymore since my full time employment has started draining all my time + my internet works on 3G/2G so I need a better internet to download the games at acceptable speeds). If you didn't know about Humble Bundle there are indie games there. Games I've gotten from there include Aquaria, Bastion, Eufloria, Cave Story+, Awesomenauts, "And Yet It Moves", Little Inferno and more. These are indie titles so it's probable you've never heard of them, that doesn't mean they ain't good
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Bitcoin is not complex. If you understand Public-key cryptography, Digital Signatures and Proof of Work algorithms like HashCash(SHA-2/SHA-256) as a concept it will not be too hard to comprehend it.