I'd say that starting with something like Python is probably a good idea. If you are interested in doing web stuff, maybe PHP instead. Definitely try one of the tutorial sites that others listed as they are good resources for learning.
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Um... don't they have to get a warrant for that sort of stuff and doesn't it have to be served to you?
Nope... Not anymore. Anything left with the bank is considered their property until you retrieve it. The bank can give access to the box at any time to any one claiming to be a "law enforcement" agent or a federal agent. Normally they don't even need to provide identification that they are an agent. The bank nor the agent do not need your express permission to open it. Rule of Story: DON'T USE DEPOSIT BOXES. Same is true for storage lockers. Wow I never realized that deposit boxes were that insecure and open to abuse. Guess you gotta find another more secure place to store stuff. Perhaps encrypted on the cloud somewhere.
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Put in a small withdraw request to Cryptsy for you.
The other day they were having issues with CLAM withdraws.
Received. Thanks much ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif)
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Bitcoin talk allows avatars again. Is there a image of ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2FWocPGvn.jpg&t=665&c=vijxvbDVp8Jc7g) that works for Bitcointalk? Want me to resize/crop it for you? If you could I would probably love you forever <3 (also include your CLAM address in the post too!) All CLAM to Silver shipments over the weekend were sent out today! Thanks guys & gals. I came up with the following: ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2FZp87xR3.png&t=665&c=LF9GUJGwcfRC9g) ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2Fu3i5ZwL.png&t=665&c=wr7-GPMaUsXYkQ) Let me know if you like them. Including a CLAM address as requested: xHws1wamnrkk7RUwv47AKjrSxb2AmmvwrN
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Multipliers: (center to extreme) --------------------------------------------------- 0.3 0.3 0.3 0.3 3 9 33 333 3333 --------------------------------------------------- Max amount playable: 0.03 --
Odds: 98.255% Max win: 99.99 BTC Name: Three is Paradise Bitcoin Address: 133333TqapGWeieZKpp5gm6icF2F2f58CT
Multipliers: (center to extreme) --------------------------------------------------- 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.22 4 8 64 512 1024 --------------------------------------------------- Max amount playable: 0.1 --
Odds: 98.283% Max win: 102.4 BTC Name: Watch Out For Center Bitcoin Address: 133333TqapGWeieZKpp5gm6icF2F2f58CT
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Awesome. Thanks Dooglus! Got lucky on the generate there ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif)
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Could use it as a clam staking machine or use it as media box as others mentioned.
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Multipliers: (center to extreme) --------------------------------------------------- 0.2 0.3 0.3 1.3 3 9 33.3 99 3333 --------------------------------------------------- Max amount playable: 0.03 --
Odds: 98.306% Max win: 99.99 BTC Name: 3 squared Bitcoin Address: 133333TqapGWeieZKpp5gm6icF2F2f58CT
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I'm curious to see how the apple watch will do over time and I'm hoping that it does well for investment's sake. It should do well this year at least and I guess we will see what they do for the next edition to see if it is a product that will last or not.
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Don't really want them thinking they can get away with it and lead to them doing it again so I would say assist.
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Is there a deadline for entering this contest?
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I'm waiting to see the reviews and ensure its not a poor port. Assuming the gameplay is smooth, I will likely purchase it. Of course, trying to get it on discount if possible.
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I checked and did not receive this email with my Coinbase email account.
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Yeah I doubt that the government is actually involved in this. Likely he just ran into a random virus from a 3rd party lol.
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Average age is likely 20-40 with the majority around 30 I would guess. Of course there are bound to be people on both sides of this range as well but the majority are likely within this range.
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I trust myself to manage them but I am also a security conscious person.
I doubt I would trust an average user or nontechnical user to safely manage their own keys.
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Mostly losses from gambling. Haven't lost any in an exchange or hacking which is great.
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I'd like to make some money off of it, but unfortunately I always tend to gamble it away.
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Yep congratulations on that amazing win! ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif) Getting that 999x is great news!
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Really only used Google Authenticator and it has worked well for me. Duo does look interesting though and the click to approve feature of it seems like it might give an edge to convenience. Though I think it requires you to register or something.
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