if you want to go away for a month, relying on bitcoind not to freeze up is the last thing you should do.

generating a 'shit ton' of addresses and pulling them from a database would be a MUCH more reliable method if you're going to be away.

why are you paying some people and not others? that hardly seems fair at all... shouldn't you be distributing available coins evenly? you've got 8 decimal places to play with.

still feeling like i'm last on your list...

you can call it a wish if you like, but for me it is a plan, an intention. i'm just not at that level yet.

but if i were making say $200,000 per month, i could definitely see myself putting half of it into bitcoins.

i'd like a lot of them please.

because to most people, random strings of 33 characters look ugly.

most qr codes are pretty ugly too for that matter.

just putting my hand up to say "me too".

my main concern was i was withdrawing to a 'temporary' address which wasn't under my control... so i was worried that when mtgox did finally send it (5 days later) that temporary 'shopping cart' address would have expired and i'd be out of luck.

fortunately on this occasion the temp address was still available to me, however it would be good if mtgox could retry failed transfers to a DIFFERENT address.

second concern was that although my initial email was fairly clear, it seemed like staff didn't really read it properly or investigate on the first instance (if they had, they could have easily seen it was a failed transfer and re-sent it), but instead it took another reply by me to explain again before it was investigated.

i feel like the whole thing could have been dealt with in that first 24 hours instead of 5 days if only they'd taken the time to properly understand my first message instead of firing off what seemed like an unrelated copy+paste response.

smallest donation value so far: $0.16

it's so awesome that donating such an amount over the net is possible.

i wonder how much the banks would charge to do that.

anyway sent mine... they're up to 183 btc now.

i 'plan' to save $100,000 per month in bitcoins, however i currently can't afford that much.

i found another one:

i am envious that you at least received a month's refund.

i paid over 1800 btc for 20GH/s on Sep 20 and was told it would take 14-21 days to get it all online.

well it's been over 2 and half months now and i've so far only received back a few piddly cents.

with the low difficulty numbers we've been having, 20 GH/s should have earned at least 600 btc over this time, but probably much more.

i think i have been extremely patient during the whole ordeal, but i am honestly really disappointed.

i wonder who chose the 'high cost' option in the poll... is 1% too much?

http://firstbits.com/api/?a=19keo3

NO_MATCH

however looking it up on the front page returns an address.

why the difference?

is that like, a stardate?

january 21st.

you should specify the timezone so we know what day it falls under once it reaches $4.

thanks, i bunched it up a bit... best i can do with limited time to play with it.

...but wait, there's more.

every time i log in, it reverts to doing everything in USD even though AUD is set as my 'Main currency'.

what's the point of calling it a Main currency if i have to keep manually switching to it?

i just found out that 'classic' is pretty useless now because it doesn't include the funding options... so you still get asked to visit the new site whenever you want to withdraw bitcoins anyway.

second gripe: when you paste an address to withdraw to, it's now more difficult (and annoying) to double-check it because the font is so big you can't see it all at once.

i noticed today that the litecoin version is no longer displaying anything... what's up?

looking forward to celebrating block 157500

where the hour hand on bitcoinclock.com will point straight to the left and tell us we're 75% of the way 'there'.

nope... -server -daemon -datadir, etc.

single dash

in other words...

By buying in bulk you are essentially already getting a discount because your order won't suffer from slippage, unlike at an exchange.