Oh. Firefox 17 under Linux.
Also I have:
ReferenceError: notifications is not defined
for(var i in notifications){
wallet.js (line 51)
Fixed! I signed up. I like the userinterface. Very user friendly and easy to navigate on Smiley Thanks! In the payment mails:
If you did not make this payment, log into your wallet now.
And how will that help me exactly? You should investigate how your account got hacked, and then change your passwords. If you have account limits, the attacker may not have been able to drain all your funds. |
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Can I shorten and turn the inputs.io link into a (FORUM WARNING: BE CAREFUL WHEN CLICKING UNKNOWN LINKS!) bit.ly? Like: Inputs.io[The (FORUM WARNING: BE CAREFUL WHEN CLICKING UNKNOWN LINKS!) bit.ly link goes to 1v.io/HeroC] So: Inputs.io - instant bitcoin payments & secure wallet Inputs.ioAny, please pay to: 1HeroCCotNLtJzpEiWGrRkaFSFDBZkF1jG Let me know if I did it right! Paid up to here. |
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Any, please pay to: 1HeroCCotNLtJzpEiWGrRkaFSFDBZkF1jG
Let me know if I did it right!
One more day! TF, please quote and confirm. I will get 0.12, for 401 posts. Thanks! Yep, will be sending out payments later today! |
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If Bitcoin is still used in X years of time and the size ceiling is being hit, the block size limit will be increased. Imagine if SMTP had a 4 KB email limit which was fine decades ago, but completely silly today.
The question is not raising it too much so that mining power doesn't become even more centralized, and getting everyone to migrate.
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Just make the ban IP utility not ban tor exit nodes.
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* pankkake kisses TradeFortress Well, it's still blank after editing and I have to refresh. But inline editing is awesome! That shouldn't be happening. I'll look into it. What device / browser? |
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I'm using Armory as my main client and inputs.io as a "mobile" wallet.
I would like a few improvements in the transaction list, like a quick link to the transaction on Blockchain.info. It also seems that when I edit the transaction note, it doesn't display, and I have to reload the whole page. It's also not very user friendly to edit it in 2 steps, (double?)clicking on the note should be enough.
Are unconfirmed transactions shown, too? So that we can see how many blocks are left for confirmation etc.
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Inputs withdraws, pretty please with sugar icing on top?  |
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Negtrusted, could you be any more obvious?  |
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Great, so there will be unicode homoglyph attacks on addresses.
/thread
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Just the numbers would suggest that MemoryDealers is more likely to be a scammer than.. packet7  |
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No, btctalkaccounts.
*states the obvious* Hey TF, just a tip for future investigations, using Pastebin to keep track of your info is a bad idea.  Never used pastebin for that, wonder who did? |
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The OP who got "ripped off": Webr3 was pompous and refused to believe that TradeFortress was showing everyone a real problem in Ripple. He lost bitcoins, and then TradeFortress returned what he lost, at which point he promptly did exactly the same thing and lost his bitcoins again. He gets a few laughs, but very little sympathy from me.
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Inputs.io, an offchain Bitcoin wallet and payment processing system is proud to announce that we've transferred over 82,000 BTC in just a month and half of operation. For more details, visit Inputs.io or check out our news page. Inputs makes it easy for developers to take Bitcoin on their website by adding two lines of code - no programming experience needed. Users can pay offchain, with no double spending risk, no waiting for confirmations, and no transaction fees. |
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Inputs.io says that it MIGHT be necessary to refresh.
In this case it is not and, as said already by the developer, actually destroys your balance.
IMO this is also a flaw by Inputs.io, expecting developers to make their site in such a way that a refresh is necessary and always show that message.
Inputs.io's button API will soon allow developers to customize the success message - eg "Thank you, we will email you the CD key", "Click Check Bets", and will fallback to "You may need to refresh the page". Very cool TF. thank you for all the help as well. Customize the data-success attribute on the button to change the success text. |
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Some numbers 82,000+ BTC transferred 21,247 transactions Average transaction size: 3.859 BTC |
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Inputs.io says that it MIGHT be necessary to refresh.
In this case it is not and, as said already by the developer, actually destroys your balance.
IMO this is also a flaw by Inputs.io, expecting developers to make their site in such a way that a refresh is necessary and always show that message.
Inputs.io's button API will soon allow developers to customize the success message - eg "Thank you, we will email you the CD key", "Click Check Bets", and will fallback to "You may need to refresh the page". |
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Updated the way we obtain rates (now bitcoinaverage.com with fallback to whatisthebitcoinprice.com and then fallback to mtgox).
LocalBitcoin's EUR API was responding with this:
"high": 85.73,
"latest_trade": 1376520399,
"bid": 76712.29,
"volume": 156.2724,
"currency": "EUR",
"currency_volume": 11657.868592,
"ask": 25.51,
"close": 85.6,
"avg": 74.59966438091435,
"symbol": "localbtcEUR",
"low": 66.37
This info source was used by whatisthebitcoinprice.com which caused problems. Recent EUR rates are affected and horribly inaccurate as a result, we'll be trying to fix these up.
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