I could re-schedule it for the first day if you wish?

BTW why don't you give a talk on LinuxCoin? That's be interesting to know about.

https://intersango.com/ vs http://mtgox.com/
every mining pool vs deepbit
https://bitcoin.org.uk/ vs bitcoinalk

see a pattern here?

Migration to intersango.com

britcoin will be migrated to intersango.com on Sep 19th at 02:00 london time

More information: https://britcoin.co.uk/migration/

Hello all,

as indicated a few days ago we're planning a Bitcoin event at the London Hackspace on 24/25 Sept 2011. We already have an amazing roaster of contributions lined up. Everyone's quite excited about this event; there have been very few Bitcoin contributor meetings so far, even outside the UK. We'll try to record the talks and will make the videos public.

We're now ready to announce details.

It's a weekend of talks, discussions and workshops for Bitcoin contributors, domain experts from a wide range of fields, enthusiasts, and everyone curious about Bitcoin. This is a great chance for everyone to meet new people and learn new things.

We will discuss the code, the infrastructure, the community, the legal and political implications; we will look into the mechanisms of currency systems, security concerns of running Bitcoin infrastructure, and run workshops that show you how to participate.

As the Bitcoin community grew it has become harder to separate hype from fact, charlatans from helpful guides. We will attempt to bring clarity, and to critique the Bitcoin system and community with a sober attitude. Though it's also worth pointing out that any social experiment worth having requires a fair amount of anarchy, playfulness, and suspension of disbelief...

The event will happen over a weekend:

* Saturday, 24 Sept 2011 from 14:00-18:00 we will have talks and discussions.
* Sunday, 25 Sept 2011 from 14:00-18:00 we will have workshops.

Thanks to the London Hackspace the event itself is free to attend, however you need to register so we know how many people to expect. Make sure to register early; we will make an attempt at managing a waiting list should that become necessary. Attendance will be in the low dozens rather than hundreds, but (as you may know) the London Hackspace draws a passionate crowd of specialists and hackers of all kinds of interesting backgrounds.

Details and schedule: http://wiki.london.hackspace.org.uk/view/Project:Bitcoin/Bitcoin_Weekend_2011

Registration: https://bitcoinweekend.eventbrite.com/

A preview of the current schedule:

Features:
* Bitcoin cake
* Bitcoin live song performance
* Documentary showing
* Domain experts from a broad range of fields: IT infrastructure, open source software, law, economics, ...
* Talks, discussions, workshops

Saturday:

* Keynote and a technical talk by Amir Taaki
* "How bitcoin works" video by John Baker
* Information bazaar by Jamileh Taaki
* The Social Impact of Privacy for Life: Bitcoin and the Dual-Use Dilemma by Dr. Catherine Flick
* Mining talk by Vladimir Marchenko
* Legal talk by Jason Chia
* Economics talk by Gary Mulder, with a few economists from London School of Economics and Work Foundation in attendance
* Roundtable and discussions throughout the day

Sunday:

* Security talk by Vladimir Marchenko
* Practical Bitcoin workshop by Zarren Spry of LinuxCoin
* Developer workshop - use Bitcoin on a simple PHP website by Amir Taaki

http://vibanko.com/ is open source

Bitcoin Porn: you or anyone are free to find me on Freenode IRC in #bitcoinconsultancy or by my email, genjix@riseup.net

BitcoinMedia is an open outlet for people to post any topics. I try not to restrict the editors.

Nonetheless I had the same worries you did about that post and was waiting to speak to CoinMedia on IRC. Especially when members of my own group are pushing me to advertise our services then pointing to that post when I refuse. BitcoinMedia should really be an educational community site free from commercials.

Hey!

Sorry I didn't see your PM because I don't go on the forums much.

exper is an experimental branch with a bunch of new (broken) features. The working branch for Britcoin is the gbp branch. We try to keep it up to date with master but sometimes odd things slip through.

Hello all,

as indicated a few days ago we're planning a Bitcoin event at the London Hackspace on 24/25 Sept 2011. We already have an amazing roaster of contributions lined up. Everyone's quite excited about this event; there have been very few Bitcoin contributor meetings so far, even outside the UK. We'll try to record the talks and will make the videos public.

We're now ready to announce details.

It's a weekend of talks, discussions and workshops for Bitcoin contributors, domain experts from a wide range of fields, enthusiasts, and everyone curious about Bitcoin. This is a great chance for everyone to meet new people and learn new things.

We will discuss the code, the infrastructure, the community, the legal and political implications; we will look into the mechanisms of currency systems, security concerns of running Bitcoin infrastructure, and run workshops that show you how to participate.

As the Bitcoin community grew it has become harder to separate hype from fact, charlatans from helpful guides. We will attempt to bring clarity, and to critique the Bitcoin system and community with a sober attitude. Though it's also worth pointing out that any social experiment worth having requires a fair amount of anarchy, playfulness, and suspension of disbelief...

The event will happen over a weekend:

* Saturday, 24 Sept 2011 from 14:00-18:00 we will have talks and discussions.
* Sunday, 25 Sept 2011 from 14:00-18:00 we will have workshops.

Thanks to the London Hackspace the event itself is free to attend, however you need to register so we know how many people to expect. Make sure to register early; we will make an attempt at managing a waiting list should that become necessary. Attendance will be in the low dozens rather than hundreds, but (as you may know) the London Hackspace draws a passionate crowd of specialists and hackers of all kinds of interesting backgrounds.

Details and schedule: http://wiki.london.hackspace.org.uk/view/Project:Bitcoin/Bitcoin_Weekend_2011

Registration: https://bitcoinweekend.eventbrite.com/

A preview of the current schedule:

Features:
* Bitcoin cake
* Bitcoin live song performance
* Documentary showing
* Domain experts from a broad range of fields: IT infrastructure, open source software, law, economics, ...
* Talks, discussions, workshops

Saturday:

* Keynote and a technical talk by Amir Taaki
* "How bitcoin works" video by John Baker
* Information bazaar by Jamileh Taaki
* The Social Impact of Privacy for Life: Bitcoin and the Dual-Use Dilemma by Dr. Catherine Flick
* Mining talk by Vladimir Marchenko
* Legal talk by Jason Chia
* Economics talk by Gary Mulder, with a few economists from London School of Economics and Work Foundation in attendance
* Roundtable and discussions throughout the day

Sunday:

* Security talk by Vladimir Marchenko
* Practical Bitcoin workshop by TBC
* Developer workshop - use Bitcoin on a simple PHP website by Amir Taaki

Hi!

Post your posterous accounts here and I'll give you contributor access on bitcoinmedia.com

Lets turn this into a community free style posting site. Lets have a free for all and see what cool things people make

Cya

This was more like ponzi scheme than casino. Both require some degree of lying, but the former requires downright dishonesty.

this opens a can of worms. i could find the entire balance of a site if i can deposit/withdraw with 0 confirms by cycling all the keys in there wallet.

also you can replace transactions using the sequence invalidating your old tx.

not a good idea

I just committed a postgres function to calculate difficulty:


So if you want to calculate the total difficulty of the block chain you can do:

SELECT SUM(difficulty(bits_head, bits_body)) FROM blocks WHERE depth IS NOT NULL;

Total blockchain difficulty is: 20077745448

You can play around with that syntax to select certain amounts of blocks:

SELECT SUM(difficulty(bits_head, bits_body)) FROM blocks WHERE depth > 400 AND depth <= 500;

.etc have fun

I uploaded a postgresql dump of the database: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=38246.0

No, don't worry. The conversation is informative. I have no problems if people want to talk about tangential topics here

I uploaded a postgresql dump of the database: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=38246.0

reload

Using libbitcoin's poller program, I've downloaded all of the bitcoin network database in postgresql for anyone interested.

Here is a dump of the bitcoin database (all blocks, transactions, scripts, ...): http://libbitcoin.org/bitcoin-sql.tar.bz2

Why would I advise you whether your patch is good or not when the evidence points towards it being a scam.

I had a friend who heavily invested in IxCoin when it first came out, and I kept urging him to buy out ASAP... Nonetheless he has now lost cash.

Good job scammer. Die in a grease fire.

Thanks.

I'm disconnecting from the forums for a few days to focus. I can be contacted using my email on the front of bitcoin.org

Thanks.

I'm disconnecting from the forums for a few days to focus. I can be contacted using my email on the front of bitcoin.org