This game has a lot of similarities with how the Satoshi Circle worked. This one looks better but I have no money to play with. Will you do the same kind of giveouts as the satoshi circle did? pliiis ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) We're offering free BTC to play with in the Satoshi Sound Bite Competition at https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=626561.msg6962402#msg6962402
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EDIT: Changed payout to 0.01. 0.1 Winner: Lightweight Please note that we're looking for short sound bites or oneliners to include in the game infobar. They can't be more than one sentence. In the game Satoshi Slot, we have placed many of Bitcoin comunty memes and jokes that are popular. These can be seen throughout the game and we would like o have more. Some examples below: - To the moon!!! L(°0°)
- It can only go UP UP UP!!1
- If you got Goxed I feel bad for you son
- Mining my own business since 2009
- In cryptography we trust
- Hashes to hashes, fiat to dust.
- Grandpa, you really had a whole Bitcoin when you were young?
- I'm decentralizing world domination.
We give out 0.01 BTC to anyone that comes up with a oneliners, joke, smart propaganda, or a slogan that we include in the game. Happy brain mining!
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Very nice graphics, ill try it asap!
Congrats for your site, it's the best looking slot game for Bitcoin so far! It shows how serious developers are about Bitcoin! ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif) Thanks! We worked very hard on this game and are happy that you like it. How do you guys like the game-play and the other features of the website?
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Now it has 3 listings ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif)
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good graphics but its taking very long time for loading pls change it to HTML5
loading for a long time? ![Huh](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/huh.gif) Where are you guys located and what kind of connection do you have? We could make the game marginally smaller, but we would prefer to keep the graphics and sounds crisp. Normal loading time is just 5-25 sec from our testing...
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hey Satosh¡ Slot , can you change max bet to 0.25 BTC?
We are looking into this. We'll let you know asap.
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They should specify that it's about a carbon footprint. In a crypto-currency forum, people might think that it's a coffee shop that helps you leave a tiny digital footprint. ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif)
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Know that it is not poverty that enslaves you, but your belief in their system, the system with which they control you. Our collective belief in capitalism is what makes us, collectively, slaves.
Technically, the current system is not capitalism... rather a mix of social liberalism and corporatism (you can lookup the definition of the words). I get your point though. Everyone actually trying to pay the mortgage and bills on time is indeed a slave. But if you're really against capitalism, I doubt you find Bitcoin very useful.
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While I haven't been around the block for that long on this planet I know that I wouldn't blow through my money on crack and hookers with I became a massively wealthy.
You mean you haven't been around the blockchain for that long? ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif)
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Now I just want to know how the wallet summary can show a double-direction arrow and a n/a address?
I didn't see anyone answer. I'm pretty sure I have understood this properly: - The double arrow is shown when a transaction is made that has inputs other than are in the wallet of the QT you are running. It was created by another client that has your privkey and other privkeys that you don't have.
- The n/a address is shown when there are more than one output that is not a change address in your own wallet. In the transaction you are mentioning, none of the outputs are likely a change address, so QT can't know which one to show.
This means that if your wallet file was stolen, the thief imported other addresses before they sent, or they are creating transactions with different software that they importet you privkey and other privkeys to. -OR-This kind of transaction is actually most likely to be caused by the real owner after he/she has been exporting and importing addresses and been playing around with wallet files. In this case the coins weren't stolen but just transferred by mistake to another address you own. Coins might not be lost after all! I take the freedom to quote myself because the thread was actually about this question mentioned above. The guy has 2 Bitcoin QT wallets and I think I have solved the puzzle... no hacking invlolved. philipzhai, did you ever find out exactly what happened?
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Correct me if I'm mistaken here but exchanges trade fiat currency that is easily spent here and now with digital cryptocurrency that's hardly accepted anywhere. And you mean to tell me a hacker is that much of a screaming dumbass he'd steal virtual currency whose value could be $1 three hours after he steals it instead of fiat he could cash out in a hurry?
It's not exactly easy to get away with wire transfers as they are processed hours or days later. Bitcoin is probably more convenient to steal. These exchanges that popped up - omg we got hacked, *boom* shut down. New one pops up...omg we got hacked too! *boom* shut down. That's the pattern, these new exchanges jump up, claim hackery and bankruptcy and vanish. Sounds to me like someone's full of shit - hackers didn't hack anything, the ones running the exchanges were the real thieves and made off with people's money.
Agreed.
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Now I just want to know how the wallet summary can show a double-direction arrow and a n/a address?
I didn't see anyone answer. I'm pretty sure I have understood this properly: - The double arrow is shown when a transaction is made that has inputs other than are in the wallet of the QT you are running. It was created by another client that has your privkey and other privkeys that you don't have.
- The n/a address is shown when there are more than one output that is not a change address in your own wallet. In the transaction you are mentioning, none of the outputs are likely a change address, so QT can't know which one to show.
This means that if your wallet file was stolen, the thief imported other addresses before they sent, or they are creating transactions with different software that they importet you privkey and other privkeys to. -OR-This kind of transaction is actually most likely to be caused by the real owner after he/she has been exporting and importing addresses and been playing around with wallet files. In this case the coins weren't stolen but just transferred by mistake to another address you own. Coins might not be lost after all!
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