time | 1333 seconds
= 22.22 minutes
= 22 minutes 13.33 seconds


data transfer | 
data | 20 GB  (gigabytes)
downstream bitrate | 15 MB/s  (megabytes per second)


I = dR T | 
T | time
I | data
dR | downstream bitrate


 


It really depends on the upload speed of the peers you connect to. There's a torrent  to speed things up: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=145386.0

Local meet-up at a public place with CCTV and security personnel that actually pays attention. An airport for example. But then the buyer will probably want to have a way to test for fakes...

Also talk to the shops that sell gold for bitcoin.

https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Trade#Precious_.26_Base_Metals.2FCoins

https://agoracommodities.com/buying-gold-and-silver-bullion/sell-your-gold-and-silver-for-bitcoin/

Competition:

0.69 - 1.19 $

http://www.apmex.com/category/25775/industrial-silver-grain

A webwallet?
https://coinpunk.com/

(If you really must. A client that you control 100% is preferred.)

What does lsblk say for MOUNTPOINT?

What is the fee / spread?

Some more numbers:

0.9.2.1 --disable-wallet
65 connections

top:
220 MB or ~10%

smaps:
(http://superuser.com/questions/102005/how-can-i-display-the-memory-usage-of-each-process-if-i-do-a-ps-ef)
* Mem usage for PID 17843
-- Size:
132
-- Rss:
56
-- Pss:
56

I run it with some niceness, although that should not affect memory use.



ulimit?
http://linuxcommand.org/man_pages/ulimit1.html

If I understand you correctly something like this?

http://bitcoincard.org/

It's still in development phase though, due to hardware limitations.

http://lowendbox.com/

I'm getting good results with http://lowendbox.com/blog/pielayer-5-offers-starting-at-14year-in-three-us-locations-the-uk-and-germany/

Hopefully BIP38 encrypted.

You have Activity 9... needs a bit more:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=178608.msg1861412#msg1861412

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=177133.0

rpc password is set in bitcoin.conf:


Highlight the full path and file name, hit Ctrl+Shift+C

Type nano, hit Space and then Ctrl+Shift+V

This should look something like this


Enter


Might be nano is not installed, so you could use vi. nano is easier to work with for most though, so install it with


Related reading material: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Running_bitcoind#Bitcoin.conf_Configuration_File

Minor bug report:

In "Settings" the explanations are cut off after 4 lines of text. (look at "Expert mode" and "Aggregated View" for example)

An example:

Add1     1BTC

Add2     2BTC

Add3     4BTC

In aggregated mode you can send 6.5 BTC and the change will go back to Add3. It doesn't matter which one you select. The selected key is there for receiving purposes only in aggregated mode. If you select a key in the Keys tab there is a short pop-up message explaining this when you select a key.

There's manual entry for the address when sending already, so maybe that could be added to private key import. Then you just have to flick between the app windows. Talk about _work_

This app can "scan" QR codes from image files: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=appinventor.ai_progetto2003.SCAN&hl=en

You then still have to "share" the result with Mycelium, which was talked about before (for addresses anyway), but there are some URI issues, IIRC. It'll be even worse with private keys as I think there is no URI for them at all.

Could Mycelium be set to MIME type text/plain (AndroidManifest.xml) ? Of course it would then show up in the chooser every time you want to "share" plain text within apps.

I'm also not sure if the "share" function makes use of the clipboard.

It's not disabled (v1.2.12), but as long as there is no private key in the clipboard, the button will be greyed out.

There are offline QR generators, such as QtQR, I'm sure there are some for Windows too.

Nice catch. 

You have to create it yourself. You then can put datadir= in there.

https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Running_Bitcoin#Bitcoin.conf_Configuration_File

The pastebin you linked to is from here: http://pastebin.com/qbmSNhWK

There is some more info in there. I have used it successfully before.


Edit: No Symbols for rpcuser and rpcpassword, only A-Z, a-z and 0-9.