yeah cool, and list darkwallet.unsystem.net as the Bitcoin website
instead of bitcoin.org :D

On 31/10/13 10:18, Jaromil wrote:
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> dear hackers,
>
> what about nominating Satoshi Nakamoto?
>
> this award business is decadent anyway, having our mysterious
> programmer would just rock it better than anything else...
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