You should indicate a quantity.. buying 5 is much different than buying 50.

First things first... don't just uninstall the app.  You will lose your bitcoins for sure.  If you use a file explorer like "File Expert", you can backup the /data/data/de.schildbach.wallet/files folder.

1.39 kept crashing for me, so I reinstalled 1.33 over the top.  I also use titanium backup to do scheduled backups of my phone so I can restore in case of problems.

Be careful with this one.

Hey, at least there is an Auction Subforum now that doesn't allow for deletes/edits.  At least SOMETHING good came out of this.

I was having that issue.  I used a backup from my phone to go back to version 1.33 and the balance is fine.  After watching the wallet and doing a bit of investigating, I discovered when it would incorrectly increase the balance on the versions after 1.3:.

Imagine a scenario where you've accumulated a balance of say 5 btc to your wallet.  The wallet has been opened/closed and the balance is as it should be.  You have your wallet open and someone sends you say 1 btc.  You receive the grey'ed out "pending" notification and your balance increments by 1 to show a balance of 6btc.  You don't wait for a block and instead, you close the wallet because perhaps you have to do other things.  Some time later, you reopen the wallet because you're ready to do a transaction.  The wallet downloads the blocks to catch up from the last time, notices the 1btc transaction (from before) in a block and increments the balance by 1btc (making now 7btc).  6btc are available to send and the wallet shows 1 btc waiting for confirmations when really, there have already been confirmations, its just counting twice.

Ages of the 5830s?

and I was wrong.  They did submerge the power supply as well.  Obviously this keeps things running cooler but the power use is gonna be much higher.  I don't know how you would make that work for larger scale mining operations without killing your bottom line.

Yes!

Awesome.  Diablo3d was the one that gave me my info, but I could have understood it wrong.  Good to know.

Thanks! I can't wait.

I wish I had the link.  There is an outfit that is selling computer aquariums that they have soaked in mineral oil.  They were on their second or third iteration, which each being something like 2-3 years and going strong.  I remember them saying even the fans were ok.  The only thing they didn't submerge were the power supplies and the hard drives. They mentioned trying a bubbler to help with the diffusion, but I can't remember if they said it helped or hindered. 

Part of the problem with Paypal is that it is against their TOS to trade bitcoins.  There's no way to get around that.  You can sell other things and include bonus bitcoins, but the ultimate transaction must be the the 'something else'.

I think things like linked-in, facebook, twitter can all be faked.  Just because a profile shows a name, doesn't mean it is real.

The sharing of credibility is a good one.  bitcoin-otc.com does this to an extent, but requires GPG to prove that you are you each time you want to authenticate with the bot.  GPG doesn't prove a real world identity, it merely validates your online identity is the same each time. A person can still have multiple GPG accounts.

That being said, if you've got a novel way of doing it, I'm all for it.

5btc, 1 slot.

I'll take the group of 5 for 125btc as long as you have a copy of the receipt in case I need to RMA.

When the images are external, the image itself can always be replaced later.  So just because it passes today or tomorrow, in 3 days, I could keep the same image url, but the image itself is different.  The only solution is local images or no images. Otherwise, there truly is no guarantee.

I've just learned that it is always better to ask the question, even if it seems stupid.  How much were you asking for the power supply?

I'm interested.  Stupid question: What's wrong with it?