For somebody offering products that cost thousands of dollars, they need to spend a little bit more time learning how to type. |
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Imagine...just imagine the price drops to 200 or under 100 after he sells FOR X Bitcoins at 1000 dollars.
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And your reason for using PayPal in the first place? Why not use an exchange?
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That big cheesy burger looks like pure death... haha
Monster burger  |
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Yeah, I also hate when they refer to it as "the bitcoin".
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I did not even read OP's first post, but judging by the poll, he should not undertake the project.
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No doubt about it, censorship everywhere. You get banned for the slightest reasons, and it makes me lose faith in humanity... You give people some power and they abuse it many times...
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BTC symbol on the USA today header? Did they get hacked or what the  ? What am I missing? http://www.usatoday.com/ Top left. Click it, an article will appear. |
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Once? MD5 might be insecure these days, but it would still take a lot of time to bruteforce it. If it is bruteforcable within a sane timeframe, it's likely 7-8 characters, or a number.
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this is a "signature".
Have you or someone else managed to decrypt the "signature"? It's a Base64 encoded message, once decoded it says "you need to decrypt this one. it's a md5 hash. 7f10d8d24c6302747d2e053dde9833f8" You don't decrypt MD5, you bruteforce it. |
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Satoshi created the first 50 bitcoins. We don't know who he is or where he is. Wherever you read that it's probably fake, since he was also hiding behind Tor.
So no, we don't know and can't know which PC in which country in which city mined the first 50btc.
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This is from the wiki Nearly every 256-bit number is a valid private key. Specifically, any 256-bit number between 0x1 and 0xFFFF FFFF FFFF FFFF FFFF FFFF FFFF FFFE BAAE DCE6 AF48 A03B BFD2 5E8C D036 4141 is a valid private key. So long as your key is bigger than 0x1(I would recommend at least >2^35 and < 0xFFFF FFFF FFFF FFFF FFFF FFFF FFFF FFFE BAAE DCE6 AF48 A03B BFD2 5E8C D036 4141(you can consider this one and at least 2^35 bits below this to be taken by malicious programs). |
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Twisted seems to provide you with a LineReceiver out of the box, however slush has not used that in his projects, he is also using some "Application Framework" and Services in twisted, I honestly have no idea what they are or what they do, but why not just start a simple TCP Server, but instead does things in such a complicated way?
I plan to write a pool software from scratch in Python using LineReceiver as stratum is a line based protocol and TCP4ServerEndpoint for the server itself. Anything I should know beforehand on why I should or should not use this?
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If you want to get the exact same genesis block as Bitcoin, you might as well just set the nonce as well, no point in waiting minutes.
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Hmmm tried the weekend mining on rpool when i was AFK with both primeminer and jhprimeminer and after submitting several 10/11ch, hundreds of 8/9 ch and 1000's of 6/7ch i got exactly 0 DTC's... Now trying it on the specialized client build for Intel but this lack of a good pool, high difficulty for normal users and unclear info (what i see a lot with new alt coins (ex. unitecoin)) looks to me to keep others away from mining  i'm not a n00b but it feels like this -> lets make it extra difficult for new users so we as foundation have a kickstart in coingeneration... this way clearly the foundation can say, we announced everything so its not a premine... but you get the point  I got your point. So here are answers. 1. Rpool looks like scam for many users, a lot of them complained about very low payouts. -> don't use DTC rpool. 2. Lack of good pool is not something that 'helps foundation'. Vice versa, it is not good for promotion, and we understand that. There are several miners now: original miner, Palmdetroit's miner (also released some weeks ago), jhPrimeminer (with mumus changes). You're free to create your own private pool - there are enough possibilities just now. Do you see many XPM pools? DTC mining has the same difficulties as XPM mining. Do you think that if it is so easy to get pools? Why there are only 3 XPM pools in that case (and rpool between them)? 3. 2 XPM pools (ypool and beeeer) declined adding DTC . So we need to do all this development from scratch. Main developer works at that. It will not take months, maybe days or few weeks. I've been looking into the pool thingy, definitely needs to be open source. I looked at stratum+stratum-mining, however they are more SHA256 oriented than XPM/DTC. Unfortunately it gets worse, without some open source XPM/DTC miner, I have no way of knowing how everything works, what kind of data is needed. If someone can provide me with some info, I'd continue with my experimentation. |
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They'll just move to alt coins or some other alternative currency.
Crypto-currency regulation would mean ANY crypto-currency. But I think gambling sites will just hide behind TOR, they don't handle fiat, so they don't need bank accounts. |
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Your title is too sensational!!!
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hi, I downloaded(link in 1st post) & compiled under windows(mingw) & try to get the genesis block. Unable to get: Hash: 000000000019d6689c085ae165831e934ff763ae46a2a6c172b3f1b60a8ce26f
Nonce: 2083236893
Unix time: 1231006505
Please advise. Thanks. You need to preset the UNIX time variable and nonce to match the ones there, otherwise it will find a different one. |
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