Any and all help is greatly appreciated.

I am not a Linux user.

I have managed to somehow get to the point of trying to compile reaper but I cannot get it to compile.  I don't know enough commands to know  syntax/semantics of Linux.

I got lucky and noticed CMake comes with a GUI, since I couldn't get the terminal to work, or I'd be asking a different questions.

Regardless this is the output I get.

Just to ask a couple of questions.

Could this have been deliberate in any way in that someone, or group, figured out the weakness of the 0.7 client?

Is this just a random occurrence with some ASIC's coming online and Hash rate going up?

In my ignorant opinion, seems to me that if it was known the 0.7 had a dbase limit then that client should have been voted off the network a while ago.

For the newbie fun I just did a cash deposit on Gox.  Was like WOW look at these prices, bought then couldn't transfer to BTCe and finally got wise looking at the chat feed there.  Thankfully, I was able to back out on Gox and go back to cash at just a little loss.

Thanks.  I guess it looks like trying again do what you stated.


Though moving from Gox to BTC-e is nuts to me.  The overhead built into the BTC-e exchange are huge.  I think that's why Bitinstant doesn't allow cash to BTC-e, but they accept BTC-e coupons.  Bitinstant would be trading against themselvves if the did, and the BTC-e site seems to show that Bitinstant to BTCe used to be a path,

Currently Gox is at $48.23xxx average $47.59xxx

BTC-e is at $45.74xxx average $45.14xxx

On top of fees that's going backwards another -5%.

I haven't been on this forum but maybe 2 weeks, so I understand no one knows me.  One thing I know is I want to trade lite coins and have been having a hell of a time.  I know this is not your issue.

My issues are trying to get Litecoins with USD.  I cannot get any of the reasonable USD to Litecoin currency exchanges to work.  I am at my wits end.   I have registered with so many exchanges from Liqpay to OKPay, to Dwolla, bitfloor, MtGox, Bit[any word here].  I have my bank account linked finally to Dwolla.  So yo may thin think why not just transfer to Dwolla to MtGox to BTC-e in BTC?  Yeah, BTC-e keeps a wall there to keep BTC ~$3 USD below MtGox, Bitfloor and other excanges.  If you have BTC you've mined and can get your cash from MtGox there is an excellent arbitrage opportunity.  MY problem with that has been that once I Went from Localbitcoins, and bitfloor to BTC-e, took my hit, made other trades, changed to BTC moved to GOX to sell I got my cash stranded.  MtGox's rates for international wires are fine if you're trading in the $thousands+ but a few hundred paying a $20 fee is ludicrous, kills the margins.

Then there are the Gox coupons, yeah, so what good are they for BTC?  Puts me back in the position of losing ~5%+ on moving the BTC back to BTC-e, so no thanks.

Now to my actual stated purpose and question is there anyone who wants to sell approximately $500USD worth of LTC?  I prefer escrow since I don't know you either.  Like I stated I'm new so I'm not all the way up to speed on which services are the good and which are the bad.

Terms are negotiable, with my initial intent being buying at the average of the LTC/USD spread on BTC-e at an agreed upon time.


Also, yes I am getting a mining rig.  I just want to get in the game, and help make LTC a winner.


Thanks!

And if there are no offer's that fine I completely understand.

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I do now know a seller of BTC on Localbitcoins, we met in person.  I have not spoken with him, but if it helps easy anyone's reservations, on top of all the other info I have that proves I'm me. I can ask him if he's willing to vouch.   I am withholding his name and my name on that board until and if such time arises that he agrees to say he met me.

I've tried 3 bets and as far as I can tell by using the site's advanced lookup nothing is recorded.

Any ideas?  Quite possibly I'm entering the string incorrectly, or not querying the database correctly when I press the button to look up based on the transaction string.

I'm using the latest version of the standard btc client.

I tried both and my Visa bank's fraud department called me.

I told the auto attendant it wasn't fraud and they still denied the transaction.

Same as OP I'm trying to fund a BTC-E account with USD.  Getting into the whole BTC system with USD is a real treat.

I haven't been able to fund my Liqpay account yet, but their customer service is excellent.  The funding issue is not Liqpay's issue.

I had trouble with the getting the texts and on Saturday in the early afternoon in the USA someone replied to my email promptly.  I was expecting Monday, so it was a shock to get actual customer service in a few minutes on Saturday.

My funding issues have nothing to do with Liqpay it has to do with my cards or something.  I've tried two, tried the $1 hold verification and my bank blocked it.  Not Liqpay's problem.

I'm doing the address verification and looking for other avenues to fund my account.

Do y'all mean hacked like this?


Maybe not an outright theft of many people's accounts but sure seems to have puckered the BTC market when it happened.


For the anonymous part, I went and deposited cash in bitfloor today and no one asked me for my ID.

I'm pretty sure bitfloor has that line (show ID if asked) on their site to keep from being harassed by "The Man".

If you do not want to show your ID then don't show it, leave.


But for Heaven's sakes someone go to bitfloor and enjoy a lot of above MtGox market prices at the moment when converting BTC/USD.

n00b here suggesting anyone who wants to go BTC/USD go to bitfloor and clear the board down to $43.88.  If I had BTC I would.  There are no fees on ACH.

Disclaimer: My buy is at 43.88, just a small little 2n change BTC. 

Sure it could.  An escrow account is better leverage to borrow against than purchase orders or some other statement of intent to buy that is only a contract with no collateral.




Thanks for the info.  I've been reading about Bitpay.  So Bitpay got the BTC.

I can see where people got real confused with differences in payments based on an exchange rate.

Damn. You want to buy 10 of the 1.5TH/s machines?  That's awesome.

Are you going to sell shares in a mining consortium or operate them alone?

I've been thinking of getting a 60GH/s machine and been trying to decide if I should wait for BFL or try and get in on Avalon with the much worse hash/watts ratio.

But if preordering in BTC now is the time to do it since USD to BTC is so high, as long as you trust you will receive delivery or a refund if BFL does not perform.

From what I read elsewhere when people preordered last year the exchange of USD/BTC was 6/1 or about ~217BTC per 60GH/s unit, now that unit is ~40BTC that's about ~5 times fewer BTC per unit.


Regardless BFL doing escrow or not, which apparently they do not, these preorder's for their ASIC's have made them BTC rich and a major player in the market for BTC.  From what I've read here originally USD/BTC was 6/1.  Seems to me if BFL was selling BTC at the time to cover costs that require currency (I know y'all state BTC is currency, I'm pretty sure it's a commodity) then it seems like USD/BTC would have dropped or remained close to $6.

I'm new to the game so I haven't yet spent the time researching all the exchanges and pricing on sell orders but somewhere someone with a plan is bidding up the price of BTC to make their position more valuable in UDS/BTC (Holds true for any currency that can be indexed to USD or traded for BTC).

If you were BFL what would you do with all the BTC you received for preorders?  Sit around and look at a digiwallet? Or get a broker/banker/market maker to drive up USD/BTC?

Sure for the time being BFL and other companies that accept BTC for items priced in USD or another currency are getting fewer BTC, but I think as soon as someone clears their inventory of BTC at the current market then USD/BTC will drop.

I'm new to this game and this is just my 0.00000002 Bitcents

Remind me to put ur name on Santa's grumpy list.

And my ideas are legit.

Some people have no vision.  If you think of this from a government spending point of view its Nobel Prize worthy.

Thanks!

Sarcasm has a lot of hang-time in some arenas. (My OP is intended as sarcasm(

I'm too lazy.  I'll force fat kids to pedal.

Now, you have  good plan.

You cant?

Well if you implement my ideas as a business you sure could depreciate the equipment and maybe even get a $500million loan from barry's boondoggle energy projects.

Yeah, but only if your neighbor's name is Rube Goldberg.

You're thinking of it in the wrong way.  Open your mind, let go of logic and the facts of the physical world and you will see the greatness.

I left out you could go to all the public schools and donate stationary bikes with gen packs. You could call it pedal for profit, its a win/win, the little chubbies profit from losing weight and you'd profit from the electricity.