In my experience, I have to type in a captcha to use google whenever I'm browsing with TOR.   You don't have to be doing bad stuff to be forced by google to solve a captcha.  Sorry in advance if I misunderstood you somewhere.

Actually, primedice stores your login token in "access_token" stored in localStorage, not HTTP cookies.  I'm honestly not sure why, I've asked here before but never got a reply.  Anyway, they may indeed store recent bets in an HTTP cookie, but the browser login token is stored in localStorage in javascript.

From a business perspective, you may be entirely correct.  However, since I love ring games, I hope you won't forget about them entirely.  I wonder if any kind of special promotion could help drive up the traffic on your site.  Have you considered an affiliate/referral program for bringing new players?

Yo, swcpoker, sorry to keep asking this, but you guys have never replied: when can we log into the website to stake our old account and krill from sealswithclubs.  There are a huge number of us who can't play yet (because windows) and are waiting for the new clients.  But we should be able to log in and stake our old account without having to wait for a client.  Can you reply on this topic please?

Gonna have to step in here to answer the slander.

Calling me a scammer now doesn't make it any more true than when you tried it about a month ago.  If you had been able to explain how I was a scammer, then perhaps you wouldn't have this issue of continually getting removed from people's trust lists when they see how volitile you are.  As to what you were taking revenge for, it was pretty clear: you didn't appreciate it when I called you out for being a hothead and for calling people idiots.  I said straight up to you: dude that is a shitty way to be and you are acting like an asshole.  Then, just as deadly said, you went about trolling me with an alt and necro bumping old lies and pretending that they have some validity.  But you overestimated your own importance and people quickly saw through what you were trying to do and you got yourself removed.  All of that is on the record and people can look it up, you can see the threads where he calls people idiots and I say that he shouldn't be doing that.  You can see the threads where he trolls me for 24 hours, threatening to have me kicked off my ad-campaign.  It's all out there for people who (for god knows what reason) may care to look it up.  You can shout that I'm a scammer just like you can shout that nhndc is an extortionist, that doesn't make it true.

Tomatocage has given you another chance.  Looks like you nearly completely blew that one with the ndnhc thing.  However, maybe you'll turn your act around soon mor maybe you'll run out of chances.  Time will tell.

Are you talking about brainfuck the language http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brainfuck?  Is there some kind of relevance for bumping this 2 week old thread?  Do you actually want code for generating keys in brainfuck or where you just bumping your post count?

I have only a dynamic IP, but you make a good point to think twice.  I believe in freedom but there are definitely some things that go down on the internet that I wouldn't want to be associated with.  I'll think about this before acting.   Cheers!

Thanks, I think I understand the use-case and the motivation now.  I may actually look into that oniontip link, I use tor regularly for http but I haven't considered looking into running a tor node myself.  Cheers, guys!

I still don't get why.  Can you say why these particular numbers are any more interesting than sha256 hashes of transactions?  I don't really get it yet.
If you're a coinmaker, maybe it's time to make your 9coin and see who else is as interested in these numbers as you are!

Most likely, tomatocage has only seen the tip of the iceberg.  For people who haven't been on the receiving end of a smear-attack by quickseller, it might look at first like he's merely pointing out scammers and potential scammers and the people complaining about him are merely sore about his finding them.  However, once you have to start vouching for his actions, it's another story altogether.  Presumably, something like this is why he didn't last long on badbear's list.  Tomatocage is only just now having to deal with all the QS drama and lies and trickery and cetera.

Here's another possibility though, QS is obviously power-hungry and it's pretty sure that he didn't like getting removed from default trust.  TC giving him another chance but warning him to hold himself together, etc may actually affect his behavior.  Ie, if he stops doing so much abuse, perhaps he'll stay on TC's list and that will be that.  That wouldn't be an altogether bad outcome.  While it's certainly dissapointing that someone can claw their way to the top through lies and scandals and smear campaigns, if, once they get their, they straighten out their act, I guess that's better than not straightening out.

It can't exist.  You can't have "I" or "l" in a valid bitcoin address---see bitcoin_base58_check encoding on the bitcoin wiki for more info.  Those characters are disallowed specifically because they look too much like 1 in some font faces.

It's on the http page that you see before you go to the "play now" link.  I think the page is called your "dashboard".  As I said, I see it upon login, but you can also find it from the "play now" page if you look in the upper right for "dashboard" (iirc).

People aren't going to lend to you without some sort of collateral.  And even more so for a brand new account with no history or value.  Just sayin'.

You'll need to offer something of equal or greater value if you want actually get this loan.

I got it now.  Your goal is that if someone wants to use bitcoin over TOR, they can exit at your node.  You aren't running bitcoin on this computer, you're just allowing traffic to exit.  I think I understand now and sorry for the confusion. 

I'm not too clear on the use case for that, because if I want to send a transaction anonymously, can't I just use a tor http connection to broadcast the transaction on, say, blockchain.info's public api?

I'm trying to figure out how the two notions are related.  Your topic says "bitcoin tor exit node" which I guess means "a bitcoin node and a tor exit node on the same computer".  Is that right?  Your post (and the first reply to it) seem to be talking about the risks of running a tor exit node.  I guess I just can't figure out how running the bitcoin node on the same computer is related (except that it's going to use a lot of memory and bandwidth on that computer).  Help me out.

There's a menu in the top which says "check for updates" you can always click that to see if there's a new version available.

Here you're asking us to predict the future.  Most likely, multibit will be kind and the developer won't break any backwards compatibility.  But how can we ensure this until we know?  On this one, you'll have to wait an see.  I would imagine that at the very least you'd have to open the new version and point it to your old wallets.  But who knows, maybe there'll be more to it than that.

Got it now (although post #35 contains some links to reddit, which I didn't click, I suppose that's where I woulda found the info).  Anyway, I guess the best that can be done is to downvote the app on google play store?  The only android wallet I've used is Andreas' and it's been great.

I can do that later on another computer.  For now, I'm in text-only forum-talking mode.  Not gonna go to unknown urls using this compu.  Anyway, how does the circle eating smaller circles relate to the BTC or $ or whatever it uses?

Okay, someone fill me in here.  What's agar.io.  I understand that it's a game but what kind of game, what's it about?

If I'm following this thread correctly, we still don't know which wallet software was used?  Is that correct?

@amaclin above who mentioned law of excluded middle.  While it's true that any proposition is true or it's contradictory is true, it's completely possible that dude has a bad PRNG & was hacked.  There's no logical reason why both can't be true---they're not contradictories.