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1161  Other / Off-topic / Re: Who the hell is Maria? on: September 20, 2012, 07:56:43 PM
out of many things, I am the oldest miner in the forum. How can I help you today?

I must say, this place is way much enjoyable without Matthew N around but can somebody ban his aockpuppets as well? ^^^

Megacoin Maria.


No, I'm not a aockpuppet or a sockpuppet for that matter.  You registered in June 2011, I registered in July 2011, our registration dates are only 17 days apart!  I'm honored to be the second oldest miner in this forum!!!  It's a Christmas miracle!  Maria will you marry me?


you link us to an april fool's joke as proof of you not lying??

If you dont belive me how about we bet on it? Ill pay 3 to 1

If I can prove that I generated those coins back in april 2009 then I win.

If I am can not prove it then you win and I pay triple your bet.

You bet 100 BTC and Win, You get 300 BTC.

If you lose then you pay me 100 BTC.
And this bet is open to anybody who does not believe as well.

OldMaria.

I'd rather bet on the fact that you are not female.  Care to Skype video chat, Maria?
1162  Other / Off-topic / Re: [Announcement] Butterfly Labs on: September 20, 2012, 06:50:20 PM
as with 99% of projects involving bitcoin...

1163  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: I made 180 BTC advertising with Operation Fabulous since July 2011 :) on: September 20, 2012, 06:26:26 PM
They just need to update the site, I dont get any bids on our site, and looking at the page views on the other sites, we have way more page views. The publishers page needs to be updated with filters.

https://www.operationfabulous.com/advertiser/index.php?e=site_page&wid=919&from=150

updates coming vuuuuuury soon! Smiley
1164  Other / Off-topic / Re: Who the hell is Maria? on: September 20, 2012, 06:25:44 PM
out of many things, I am the oldest miner in the forum. How can I help you today?

I must say, this place is way much enjoyable without Matthew N around but can somebody ban his aockpuppets as well? ^^^

Megacoin Maria.


No, I'm not a aockpuppet or a sockpuppet for that matter.  You registered in June 2011, I registered in July 2011, our registration dates are only 17 days apart!  I'm honored to be the second oldest miner in this forum!!!  It's a Christmas miracle!  Maria will you marry me?


you link us to an april fool's joke as proof of you not lying??
1165  Other / Off-topic / Re: Who the hell is Maria? on: September 20, 2012, 05:23:49 AM
Maria = Scammer

(basing that opinion on this thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=95913.0 prove me wrong though)

"Maria" probably didn't have any funds on Bitcoinica.

This.  Scammers gotta scam.  HE can't help himself.

Lots of confusion going on.  "Maria" figures it is a good time to scam the imaginary 17,000 bitcoins deposited.  
Get a refund on a deposit that was never made.  Now that is some solid scamming.

Also I guess the bitcoins were having lots of bitsex and producing bitcents because

Zhoutong, In my eyes you are the one to blame because this is your fault for not letting me know you was going to sell bitcoinica to intersango. You lied and sold private property trusted in your hands. Unfortunately somebody has to take responsibility for my 16,000 missing bitcoins.

16,000 =/= 17,000
1166  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: 50 BTC BOUNTY: BITCOIN OPEN CART PAYMENT MODULE! on: September 20, 2012, 02:43:18 AM
1 block bounty Wink

I would purchase this module once completed.
1167  Economy / Computer hardware / [WTS] Butterfly Labs Jalapeno Preorders on: September 20, 2012, 02:11:50 AM
Hey I'm considering selling off some of my pre-orders.  I have 8 of them, I'll get the pre-order numbers when I can dig them up..  I have one for sure in the low 2000's (I think 2080 or something) a few in the low 2100's, and nothing over 3500. 

Not totally sure if I want to sell them, but if you are interested, PM me!
1168  Bitcoin / Project Development / I made 180 BTC advertising with Operation Fabulous since July 2011 :) on: September 19, 2012, 09:34:02 PM
I mentioned this in the OpFab flak-thread, but I figured I would post it here.

OpFab is undergoing dramatic change to the front-end and back, stay tuned!

wow.  I went to check on the total that I earned as an Operation Fabulous publisher, and the amount is awesome.  I earned a total of 180.62310363 BTC!!  What did you guys earn?

Here are the blockchain.info pages for my payment addresses:

But first here's an advertisement from my favorite publisher:


(you rock!) Smiley

ok here is the first address, when the site was pointed at my wallet (113.27055 BTC):

http://blockchain.info/address/17R9ZzoAeo6m5t4qzGGaFbTK1UhiHwMtvw

then I changed the address when I had to point some funds at them from April to June (15.93130328 BTC):

http://blockchain.info/address/1NX94MJ6xqhtUCxRn6eo1Dtzdr4NvFQ5X8

then I changed it back to my wallet (24.13763104 BTC and counting)

http://blockchain.info/address/1HpRAxotQP59vzMNyDGx2L9WkXP5hmwcrd

I also have another website, arcadegenies.com, and it has a separate address (27.28361931 BTC):

http://blockchain.info/address/16BZomK64Xxi3G7nsYmrTSMxEqFNikzcHG



That's not including what the site itself earns, that's just me having banners on my site. 


1169  Other / Off-topic / Re: New signature on: September 19, 2012, 09:20:36 AM
wrong section, should be in "Newbies"  Wink
1170  Other / Off-topic / Re: Anyone else see this? - BFL facebook ad. on: September 19, 2012, 08:59:58 AM
So, if they put that image up..  That leads me to believe that is a real picture of the unit?  Or a last minute effort to get as many orders as possible until October--next month--'s release date.. 

I really don't understand the marketing push this month. 
1171  Other / Off-topic / YARR!!!!! Happy Talk Like A Pirate Day, matey's! :) on: September 19, 2012, 08:57:13 AM
http://www.talklikeapirate.com/


YARRRRRR!!

Ahoy! It's talk like a pirate day! 

Everyone should talk like they are a pirate until tomorrow (or you can just continue talking about pirate like any other day).
1172  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: Something better than Operation Fabulous? on: September 18, 2012, 05:53:50 PM
If you can't afford the money for development, which sounds like what you're trying to get out of fundraising, then you can hire me on the cheap to improve things around here, however small that may be.

Be aware that I can find far better value for my labor on the market, but I am willing to help you guys for token wage at first, until you got more customer and can afford to pay closer to market value.

I want operation fabulous to succeed too. So it'll make me money in term of additional publishers in the ecosystem.
PM'd! Cheesy
1173  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: Something better than Operation Fabulous? on: September 18, 2012, 04:44:10 PM

We are doing an IPO for Operation Fabulous, and the money we are raising is going straight into the development of the site.  Otherwise there really is no need to do an IPO, everything is working fine and no additional capital is needed.  With additional funds we will see to improve the site even further, I have a laundry list of a hundred things I would want and will get changed.  I am talking with three different developers right now.



What kind of IPO? The GLBSE one or a legally enforced one?

Is a GLBSE one not legally enforceable?
1174  Economy / Lending / Re: The pirate speaks on: September 18, 2012, 08:39:38 AM
so anyone going to bet if he will pay up Oct 12th?
1175  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: Something better than Operation Fabulous? on: September 18, 2012, 04:00:43 AM
I hope operation fabulous is going to get modernized soon. It's driving me insane.
Soon, very very soon.
1176  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: Something better than Operation Fabulous? on: September 18, 2012, 03:42:26 AM
wow.  I went to check on the total that I earned as an Operation Fabulous publisher, and the amount is awesome.  I earned a total of 180.62310363 BTC!!  What did you guys earn?

Here are the blockchain.info pages for my payment addresses:

But first here's an advertisement from my favorite publisher:


(you rock!) Smiley

ok here is the first address, when the site was pointed at my wallet (113.27055 BTC):

http://blockchain.info/address/17R9ZzoAeo6m5t4qzGGaFbTK1UhiHwMtvw

then I changed the address when I had to point some funds at them from April to June (15.93130328 BTC):

http://blockchain.info/address/1NX94MJ6xqhtUCxRn6eo1Dtzdr4NvFQ5X8

then I changed it back to my wallet (24.13763104 BTC and counting)

http://blockchain.info/address/1HpRAxotQP59vzMNyDGx2L9WkXP5hmwcrd

I also have another website, arcadegenies.com, and it has a separate address (27.28361931 BTC):

http://blockchain.info/address/16BZomK64Xxi3G7nsYmrTSMxEqFNikzcHG



That's not including what the site itself earns, that's just me having banners on my site. 

1177  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: Something better than Operation Fabulous? on: September 18, 2012, 01:20:05 AM
I can say definitively that OF has some serious work to do. I signed up as a publisher something like 4 days ago and after wasting the first 24 hours displaying an OF logo because of a manual approval process I've displayed that same logo for another 72 hours because no one is bidding.

You can't say my ad spots are bad - slot 1 is close to the top of the page and damn near the center, and slot 2 is just beneath it. Granted I only have 2 days worth of stats there but the averages, while falling well below my actual readership (I'm guessing adblock is responsible for that), are respectable - certainly higher than some of the other publishers in the list that actually have active bids. They're good solid ad slots and they've been sitting vacant for 72 hours, I even tried setting to minimum bid to 0 and I couldn't even GIVE the slots away. There has to be a better way for advertisers to find good ad slots.

I have no doubt that someone will eventually buy some ad space and I can start making money but honestly if I'd spent as much time in the past 72 hours contacting would-be advertisers directly as I've spent staring at that damn OF logo I probably could have sold two ad slots for a solid month the hard way. Hell, I may still have to consider that option...

I really want OF to succeed, the Bitcoin world needs both CPM and CPC advertising and right now OF seems to be the best contender in the CPM realm, but man there's still a long way to go, especially where getting ads into slots for new publishers is concerned.

I'm glad to hear the feedback, I know there is much to be done.  For example, when a user signs up as a publisher, a simple PHP script to fire off an email to inform me that there is someone awaiting approval?  That is my first priority, that's a 2-second change that will help tremendously.  I made a huge list of things that need to be done, but there are things I am still learning about the site, me and Edd bought the site earlier in the year and I think it was 2-3 months later I was given the instruction on how to approve websites for people.  I went in there, and omg, it's a loooooooong list.  There are many websites that have signed up, and then I presume they got frustrated at seeing the unapproved box for a day or two and they remove the box, so when the admin goes in to check the sites, if they visit a publisher and see the site doesn't have an ad box, he won't approve it, so it just sits in the list endlessly.  There are a dozen ways I would want to improve that page itself, to make it easier for an admin to filter through results and whatnot, but I think it would be possible to approve websites through the normal interface somehow, since right now in order to do anything in the admin I need to SSH into the box, change a file so it will be accessible to viewing in a browser, then proceed approving sites.  I think there are several other safe ways to do that, although right now it's such an ultra-secure system that this is sort of the best way and it is functional but, yea, there is much to improve.  I can see the need for approving sites, but IMHO we don't need admin to approve a website before it goes live.  If a website is getting traffic, it should be automatically able to receive bids.  Then maybe an admin should check which sites are added and remove those that shouldn't be there?  Something to consider. 

I also have an idea on how to fill up the empty ad boxes, like yours right now you have incredible traffic but it takes at least a week before your box has a lot of bids on it.  Look at bitcointrading.com's bids, right now it's actually bidding pretty low at 0.09 BTC per day, but look at how many people are bidding.  It is not uncommon for the bidding to get all the way up to 1.0 BTC per day per ad square on a site like mine.  In the past year, I have probably made 50-100 BTC through advertising with OperationFabulous, I'll look up the exact figure.  Some of the lesser publishers, with only getting 50 pageviews per day, will not get enormous bids on them, but they will more than likely have bids if they set their minimum bid to zero, so they will get at least a bid of a few bitcents and they will make leaps and bounds more than other bitcoin advertising services.  If you look at bitcointrading's second ad box, the one on the top right, it's bid is currently at 0.011 BTC per day, although it is exactly the same in positioning to the box on the left, but for some reason everyone bids on the left box.  One advertiser is getting a lot more views to his BTC than the other.  I think individual advertising box bidding is a great idea, but in this case it might need a bit of tweaking.  Since the website tells us how many views per BTC the box is currently getting, then perhaps a person could put a blanket advertisement site-wide for any site that meets that many views per BTC.  There must be a way for us to do that.  I see the site and I can just think of so many ways that I can make the site better.  I might need a hand with the actual coding of how to change that, or if we re-do the whole bidding system altogether, it will probably be worth the effort.  Thing is, right now the site works perfectly fine the way it is designed to do, we just need to make Operation Fabulous 2.0 basically. 

Since the 'other' advertisers use per-click and per-impression bidding systems, their results should be pretty similar depending on the amount of pageviews.  Can users of these services post their results, are you getting paid decently?  I had horrible results.  With BitcoinAdvertisers I had 2 ad boxes up for about a month and I never got a penny, so I took them off.  I've left the Anonymous Ads box up there still for almost a year now and I have only made 0.03 BTC.  I put up a CoinURL box and I received 0.029 BTC this month, I just signed up Sept. 1st to try it out.  My Operation Fabulous boxes outperform all three services 10-to-1 most of the time, and easily paying me more daily what I would make in a month, and this is just one of my websites on there.  If your results differ than mine, post below. 
1178  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: Something better than Operation Fabulous? on: September 17, 2012, 09:53:06 PM
New owners(edd and all) are too lazy.  Angry
Definitely not lazy. 

We are going to completely re-do the interface, I can probably have that done in a day or two, but the first priority was to get the website moved to our new host (right now we are paying for two hosting packages) and it was literally emails back and forth since JUNE and FINALLY we got the server that we can use.  The website itself is very advanced in the inner-workings and we can not just simply upload the files to a server and it works, there are a lot of deep hooks that go into the OS which have caused a problem in not only a transition from one server type to the next but also the operating system itself is changing, and we have to get everything perfect before we make the final switch.

You cannot call me lazy, I spend at least 5-10 hours a day working on my websites.  I WISH, and I mean WISH I had Operation Fabulous moved to the new server, like tonight, so I can start working on it.  I can have the interface revamped by the end of the week.  There is a time-zone difference between me, Edd, and the original owner, BioMike.  Me and Edd are in CST, whereas BioMike lives on the other side of the world and he can only be available to help work on the site during the week when it's like 2AM my time, and I work full time in IT so I basically have to go to bed the moment he's ready to work on it.  But right now "working on it" is "moving the site to the new server."  If I could have a sheet of paper that tells me exactly what I need to do to take the OpFab files and make them work on the server, I would do that right now.  I promise you guys, a week from now the site should be improved.  I'm kind of against a wall right now because the site is so overcomplicated (IMHO) but I'll get it not only get it running faster, but with a new theme, new features, and a REALLY big announcement to be made, you guys are going to be shocked with the new implementation of Operation Fabulous.

We are doing an IPO for Operation Fabulous, and the money we are raising is going straight into the development of the site.  Otherwise there really is no need to do an IPO, everything is working fine and no additional capital is needed.  With additional funds we will see to improve the site even further, I have a laundry list of a hundred things I would want and will get changed.  I am talking with three different developers right now.

Progress looks slow, but it's progress.  Words can't describe how frustrated I was that 20 emails had to go back and forth to our hosting provider and it took us this long to get a server (our originally "quarterly" billing cycle expired without us having a server we could use, at our cost). 

1179  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: ** Hiring experienced web developer ** on: September 16, 2012, 11:26:37 PM
^
1180  Bitcoin / Project Development / ** Hiring experienced web developer ** on: September 14, 2012, 04:14:50 AM
Hey!  My sister wants to hire a developer to re-vamp and improve her site, if possible rebuild it from the ground up.  I told her to create an account on this forum and post it here but she didn't want to have to wait through the newbie stage or try and get whitelisted when I can just post here for her!  She's totally serious about this and she constantly asks me for help developing her site but I think there are professionals on this site who can do the job that will suit her needs.

She wants this to be top-notch quality, turn-key site.  

It's a video game radio station!  The site does function right now but she wants it to be way more professional.

She can pay in bitcoin through me, as I am her window to the bitcoin universe!  Smiley

PM me for her email address or post in this thread with your qualifications!!  

Hey I am one of the founders of www.alphaomegaradio.com and we are looking for an experienced web dev that can re build / re design our site.  Over the last few months we have realized two very important things. One being that there is a demand for what we are trying to accomplish.  Two being that the site we have now works but if it could be built to what we need rather then working with what we have, the site would be epic.  We are a video game music radio station, the only fully licensed one in Canada and the USA.  We feature game composers up coming and already established, also indie games that are out and or coming out soon.  We cover news, reviews, do pod casts, interviews, and also put together listening parties with the composers for their fans.  This is done by having the composer in the chat room answering questions and hanging out while everyone listeners to the album.

We have hired people before to work on other sites that we wanted built but unfortunately no one had the skill lvl to complete or properly code what we wanted.  Please if you are going to respond to this post.. "BE TALENTED WITH WHAT YOU DO"  Currently we are using word press but we would like to change that which means there will be the need for some back end design.  mc_lovin is my brother and h told me this would be a great place to start looking for people with talent.  Willing to pay in Bit coins if requested, payment and stuff can be discussed once we find someone.  Also if this person is more then able, we will be interested to see if they would consider being our web master for the site.  If this site can be built properly it has the potential to bring in some money.. and hey who doesn't like money?


Community Manager At Alpha Omega Radio
"A Net Video Game Music Radio Station"
http://www.alphaomegaradio.com/
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