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I think you have to cd to the bitcoinarmory directory before switching the branch.
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Offline wallets on a USB with armory and other shit also ain't safe, nothing is safe, this is the internet.
Offline wallets aren't connected to the internet. That's what offline means. |
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It looks like you just want to hedge against defaulting on this other loan.
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At least we know something is happening because people are still getting refunds. So it's not like there's zero info.
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KNC is at $5000 for 500 GH/s, so 11 TH/s would cost $110k, I'm sure the extra $40k would cover the cost to hire an engineer to design the boards and program the chips. And you don't have to hope they reach their "potential"
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Buy more efficient miners with higher Gh/s per Dollar. With fewer electricity consumption. Do your own research.
No -- don't buy any more miners until you make a profit from this one first. |
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Ah I tried the new version and got the same error as you.
From a diff of the two versions it looks like line 18 in leveldb/db/c.cc was added: #define strdup _strdup. Just delete that line and remake.
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It has happened to others. They usually post, accusing coinbase of waiting to see if BTC goes up or down and canceling unfavorable orders. Then coinbase posts and says no, it was just a glitch we'll whitelist you and honor the old price.
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how can you guys tell its Yifu?
Because instead of escrow he's using escrew. E-Screw, The newest way to screw customers over. |
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Why would anyone buy the FPGAs from you instead of just buying them direct? I assume they're just the FPGA, no program, boards, PS, etc?
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How about +ROI for ROI > 0
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If they're not starting to mine I'll sell a 2GH/sec 1 year contract for 1.178 BTC ($149.95 @ $127.28/1BTC bitstamp price) to whoever wants it, starting mining today.
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That's weird, I don't think it even tried to compile any directory except for cppforswig root directory. I just did a make clean in the leveldb, cryptopp, and cppforswig directories and redid make in the root BitcoinArmory directory and it didn't do anything to leveldb or cryptopp. I did get an a.out in cryptopp, not sure from what.
BTW I'm on Xubuntu 13.04, but this is with armory 0.89.99.3
Do you have libcrypto++-dev and qt4reactor.py?
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Did you try it without the changes? I didn't need to make any, I think I'm using 13.04 xubuntu.
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Wallets do check if the address is in use. They check if any of your addresses are in use, that's what a wallet client does.
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Anyone with an account there have any info on the specs? / going price?
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Breaking even means $100 spent --> $200 returned on the investment....
Correct? (not sure what breaking even means, as some people like to use the term to mean they made back what they actually spent...I have heard so many uses of this that it boggles the mind)
Edit: I am not an accountant (thank God) but some folks use ROI to mean "a return on an investment" (literal).
Meaning if you spent $100 then $100.05 is considered "a ROI" (Return on Investment).
Spending $100 and making back that $100 would be breaking even, with a net gain of $0. People here use ROI too liberally as you say. Usually one would specify the actual ROI as a percentage. If you spend $100 and get $110 with a net gain of $10 then you would have an ROI of 10%. In the bitcoin world people are ecstatic to get an ROI that's not negative. |
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there is a cutoff? Shouldn't we have been made aware of this when originally offered a refund? This is getting ridiculous now.
He stated that he wouldn't force a refund on anyone. So there was bound to be a batch where some wanted a refund and some didn't. |
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For 1.9 BTC I'll write you a script that simulates the betting. When you lose everything it'll say: You saved ___ BTC.
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