^^ Yup, you got him! OK, I "fixed" it. Your post will parse to an error message if your table code is seriously messed up like this. Don't freak out if a long post disappears due to this -- it'll all still be there when you go to edit it. theymos, I know that the BBCode parser in FluxBB disallows invalid BBCode. Can't you check if there is an option for that in SMF (or if you can make one)? Might be something worth checking out.
That's not supported in SMF because: Also, I doubt it's a bug, to parse a tree all you need is a stack.
SMF's bbcode parser is ad hoc, not using any standard parsing method. It doesn't create an AST, even conceptually. So it's incapable of properly detecting syntax errors. But you figured out some way to find the error in the OP anyway so good job. And I like that you're using the software to enforce the "rule" not to fuck with the forum layout. And I think it was a good find by ndnhc---I hope someone tips him for it. |
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I took Joca's suggestion to bet on under 4 goals (I don't know why they say 3.5!) and got a little profit on Peru Venezuela. I have to admit though, when I saw the red card early in the game I was afraid the scoring was going to open up.
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Please don't actually do this. It looks terribly messy and exploits invalid HTML that will vary per browser. We will be deleting posts that do this in other threads and banning anyone who does it persistently.
Fixing it seems difficult. It seems like a bug pretty deep in how the bbcode parser works. If anyone knows how to fix it, let me know.
Does this mean it's okay to keep playing around with it in this thread to see the extent of it? Also, I doubt it's a bug, to parse a tree all you need is a stack. If the code isn't a tree then behavior should be undefined. I agree that turning on some sort of validation to prevent bbcode that's not a tree should be the fix. FWIW, it would also fix the errant [ quote/] kind of typos that often get stuck into posts. |
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@BayAreaCoins, I don't mean this to be an insult, but I think that the eventual fate of CLAM is to be basically a Just-Dice coin. I'm really not surprised that JD is basically owning the coin. FWIW, Clams could have done a lot worse when it comes to the /dev/null of history that most altcoins end up in real fast. That's very cool, Doog. I'm glad I can grab those 4 clams without broadcasting a private key. However, this means I have to install clamd. I'm not complaining (this is a very nice option), but I may not act on this at the moment either (laziness). I'm surprised no one dropped the current price of a clam in BTC on me. ha!
Note that you only need to install clamd, and don't need to let it sync any of the blockchain. The script provided by Just-Dice contains all the information the offline machine needs to sign a transaction that digs your CLAMs. You can make a virtual machine on the offline machine, install clamd in there, then blow it away after you've signed the message. Or just boot into a Linux LiveCD environment that can't even write to the hdd. There are plenty of ways of safely doing this without needing to worry about a malicious clamd doing any damage. I guess you still need to trust that a malicious clamd and the pushtx page aren't working together, such that the clamd creates what looks like a signed tx, but actually has your private key appended, and the pushtx page strips off the private key before broadcasting the transaction. That would be a way of stealing your private key - unless you tried decoding the transaction by hand to check that it didn't have anything extra in it. I guess what it comes down to is that you can't 100% trust software you didn't examine thoroughly. Hehe, I'm going to go ahead and assume that if you were in the business of maliciously stealing everyone's clams left and right that I would have heard something about it by now. Anyway, I do appreciate this functionality, and thanks for pointing out that about not having to wait on a blockchain sync. I may give this a try this evening. Take my final 4.6 clams and decide what to do with 'em. |
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Hi, I'm using version 4.32 downloaded from the fdroid repository.
I noticed that upon sends, I see the conversion to fiat based on my selected exchange rate. But no such feature on receives. Can you add the estimation in fiat to receives as well as sends? It's strange to me to see one but not the other.
One other feature request, while I have you here: can you add options to select which site is offering the exchange rates? I'm not sure which site is offering them now, but it'd be nice to see that and to be able to choose my favorite one.
Thanks for your attention and for the wonderful software!
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Well the why not is that it's an address I was using for cold-storage and since I don't want to keep my savings in an address that I've given away the private key for then I'd have to first move the coins that are there. I'd do it if CLAM is high, but not worth the trouble if CLAM is low. But hey, I thought all the addys that were funded were funded at the 4.6 level. What other level is there?
There's only the 4.6 level. I guess he means if it's only one address maybe it's not worth it, but if it's 100 addresses it is... Alas, it's just 1. Anyway, thanks for the clarification You don't have to give away the private key. I recently added a command to Just-Dice that will allow you to 'dig' your CLAM by signing a transaction on an offline machine. For example, if I type this in the chat box: /dig 1CrPRwBkwZdEejXusCbh8o35YMN7g7ffKf offline It tells me: 00:21:40 INFO: run the following on an offline Linux machine, then broadcast the resulting hex value using https://just-dice.com/pushtx
00:21:41 INFO: the addr= part tells it where to send your CLAMs; the default is your Just-Dice deposit address
00:21:41 INFO: when prompted, type your private key:
00:21:41 INFO: echo -n "privkey: "; read privkey; addr=xMYvd61airRrnSUmV2oE1JhEqvzLdFWP7r; val=4.60535574; txid=b45c2a20731f8a88ba980f9cc9ce1d43cd7913d9c26ee3e8002ba1d08676b3de; vout=0; pubkey=76a91482007d41eec3a28b66b1ba726721d95577eb5a7688ac; output='"txid":"'$txid'","vout":'$vout; clamd signrawtransaction $(clamd createrawtransaction '[{'$output'}]' '{"'$addr'":'$val'}') '[{'$output',"scriptPubKey":"'$pubkey'"}]' '["'$privkey'"]' ie. it gives me a command that I can run on an offline machine that will sign a transaction that (when broadcast) sends the dug up CLAMs to an address of my choosing. For more information, see this post that I made when I first implemented the command. That's very cool, Doog. I'm glad I can grab those 4 clams without broadcasting a private key. However, this means I have to install clamd. I'm not complaining (this is a very nice option), but I may not act on this at the moment either (laziness). I'm surprised no one dropped the current price of a clam in BTC on me. ha! |
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Oh my god, somehow I didn't realize this had already started. I'm catching up now---hope some games are still left to watch. How far in are we? Past group stage yet? Any invitations from North America?
- Still at the group stage - http://www.ca2015.com- 3 groups each containing 4 teams - No North American teamsMexico and Jamaica are concacaf teams (see post above yours). Thanks guys! Now to find streaming options and maybe place a few bets on directbet.eu. What are you guys wagering on? |
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Oh my god, somehow I didn't realize this had already started. I'm catching up now---hope some games are still left to watch. How far in are we? Past group stage yet? Any invitations from North America?
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been 11 hours still waiting for cashout
Since your username here is not the same username registered on the site, we will withdraw to the last address you used to withdraw from the site which is : https://blockchain.info/address/1HyukyLvqzi6SEniLQTB7pB1TYdAPLEtM4you can login to your account now, please confirm here that this is your address so we can avoid any conflict. i confirm this is ok. if necessary i can also sign a message from my depositing address or the one you quoted i agree that you can process the withdrawal of my balance to the quoted address Well, I am really glad this has all been solved. nothing has been solved. i still didnt get my withdrawal,, i am waiting for more than 24hours. stop kidding around sawdice, you have had time, this is really unprofessional Interested to see another winner who won good amount from this site but still wonder why the withdraw is not instant there, that kind of delay to process the withdraw amount make worried big rollers to make big deposit there and roll high there, implement the auto withdrawal system and make sure the your hot wallet amount to able the process this. I agree, it looks like James is just the kind of customer you want to keep happy (dropping a huge series of .1BTC bets on 98x payout!). After this experience, I imagine James is gonna take his action elsewhere (check out my sig  ). But seriously, sawdice seems like they have a good heart but are in over their heads. |
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Heya clammers! How's the CLAM price in BTC these days? I've still got one more address which I'm sure was funded and which I haven't dug yet, wondering if it's time for me to move I know you guys have the scoop. why not dig it? idk about selling though, price has been stable and unless you need the money right away could very well be higher at some point. on the other hand if it's only the 4.6 it might not be worth your trouble to keep. in any case, dig away we need more clams Well the why not is that it's an address I was using for cold-storage and since I don't want to keep my savings in an address that I've given away the private key for then I'd have to first move the coins that are there. I'd do it if CLAM is high, but not worth the trouble if CLAM is low. But hey, I thought all the addys that were funded were funded at the 4.6 level. What other level is there? |
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Do you have any asking price on the silver cold hard cash (not the gold plated)?
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Sorry for the necro-bump, but I just ran across this thread thanks to the link in OP's signature.
I'm really wanting to know two things:
1) What URL does that QR code resolve to? (is it still working today?)
2) Are these still for sale?
I love the idea of a silver coin that tells its value in BTC. I've never seen anything like it and I hope that I can find one and that the links in them still work!
I believe the only way to get the Silver Bitcoin Specie nowadays is through Re-Sellers. User tyrion70 actually has both the 2013 and 2014 versions, along with the Limited Edition gold-plated Silver Bitcoin Specie (only 100 minted) for sale here on the forum. They are very nicely made coins, some of my favorite BTC and silver coins, and they look great. Unfortunately though, there are tons of fake Silver Bitcoin Species floating around out there on eBay. You can easily spot them because they are usually listed for ~$4, are coming from China, and are almost guaranteed to be silver-plated (if even plated) instead of 1 Troy Ounce .999 Fine Silver like the real deal are. Sadly I think this fact brings down the value of the real Silver BTC Specie coins. An example of the fakes here: http://www.ebay.com/itm/2pcs-freedom-BTC-Coin-Gold-silver-Plated-Physical-Bitcoin-souvenir-coin-/271860732183?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item3f4c299117These are NOT the real Silver Bitcoin Species as released by NewLiberty. No one would be selling real 1 oz .999 Silver coins for ~$5 a piece with the spot price of silver more than 3x that currently. Yah, that's too bad. And I zoomed in on the image of the qr on the OP and it seems it resolves to bithardcash.com/ag which doesn't seem to be up anymore. Too bad. I wonder if those guys would ever renew the domain or hand it off to someone who can host it (I'd host it for free if I just have to run a widget to show the price of an ounce of silver in BTC). Looking more closely I think it was a mistake to put .25 quarter bitcoin on the front. Since the QR code is supposed to resolve to the actual current value, putting the wrong value on the front seems weird. Stil a cool looking coin tho. |
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Everyone assumes everyone else on this forum is a guy. Hell, even my feedback to other people assumes they are other guys. Interesting how we do that... Imagine if I started leaving feedback using 'her' all the time--it just feels weird.
In English, "masculine" pronouns are actually gender-neutral. It is appropriate to use "he" when you don't know the person's gender. Actually it depends on the style of writing and the venue. Using "he" for gender-neutral is no longer appropriate in my field. It's actually more typical to use "she" or "the person" or to vary the pronoun each time so that you're not emphasizing masculinity. Note as well that "they" is the gender-neutral pronoun in spoken English. Many language mavens love to hate on this, but they'll be dead soon and people will still be saying "they" when they don't know the gender. Gender-neutral "they" goes back to middle English: "And whoso fyndeth hym out of swich blame,
They wol come up . . ."
—Chaucer, The Pardoner's Prologue (c. 1395)
And Shakespeare
" 'Tis meet that some more audience than a mother, since nature makes them partial, should o'erhear the speech."
— Shakespeare, Hamlet (1599);
Just sayin', in my observations, using "he" as gender-neutral is going the way of the Dodo, it's basically old white people that do it now, and they'll be dead soon. Cheers! --TSP |
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Hello
I really want to say this because is very important to me
Anyone casout some btc from btc-casino.io?
This is the worst casino I've ever play
With more than 15 deposits and no cash out
For proff please pm.
0/5
Oh my god. It's hard to imagine how you got to 15 deposits before stopping to question. I think after the first deposit couldn't be cashed out I'd be wondering what the hell. Actually, I read this thread so I wouldn't even do the first deposit. What happened MarkMJ?! |
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Heya clammers! How's the CLAM price in BTC these days? I've still got one more address which I'm sure was funded and which I haven't dug yet, wondering if it's time for me to move I know you guys have the scoop. |
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btc on the raspberry pi is very slow and laggy compared to a normal laptop. Only run lightweight wallets on the raspberry pi.
I think he said it's working fine on his pi2 and failing on windoze. @rupy, I know nothing of windows, can't help you. But as you said, since this thread is about bitcoin on raspberry pi, maybe you should start a new thread. it keeps crashing on mine tho :/, running latest raspbian Right, I sholuld admit, I saw a post from gmaxwell in another thread talking about how bitcoin-core is probably not going to run well even on the pi2. This is above and beyond all the disk writes to your sandisk. I haven't tried it myself. Out of curiosity, though, what's the error you're getting on the crash? |
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Sorry for the necro-bump, but I just ran across this thread thanks to the link in OP's signature.
I'm really wanting to know two things:
1) What URL does that QR code resolve to? (is it still working today?)
2) Are these still for sale?
I love the idea of a silver coin that tells its value in BTC. I've never seen anything like it and I hope that I can find one and that the links in them still work!
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bitllionaire: at least for me, it's useful because I don't have to hit "click, click, click" until my wrist wears out. And I don't have to load the chat if I'm not interested in it (sometime's I'm intersted in it and you can use the API to chat as well, if you're interested, I can show you guys how). Basically using a script lets you take advantage of your computer to use primedice as you want to. I think the most obvious thing is to do autobetting with a more complicated pattern than the simple autobet functionality on the website, when you're using the api and a script, you can do whatever you would do using clicks but faster and with less effort.
Anyway, you guys tell me how you've used it. You said it was cool, what did you use it for?
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