If the problem persists, take a screenshot and contact support.
I did send them an email shortly before posting here. There isn't really anything to do a screen shot of right now. No error displays at this point, it just doesn't send the code. The only error message I get now occurs when I use the option to call me with the code, and the error message is the phone call. I will update here if I hear anything back from them. |
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Just tried logging in; seems to be working for me.
Works fine for me, not sure.
Just doing some troubleshooting here: On one PC that I use I had checked the option to only send the SMS verification every 30 days. I did not check this on another PC or from my phone. For those of you that are not having the SMS issue, do you have a similar circumstance of a mix between requiring SMS each time on some devices but not on others? |
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The SMS verification is still not working for me. I also tried the option to have them call with the verification code. I get a call that says "We are sorry. An application error has occurred. Good bye." Anyone else?
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The same thing is happening to me. It fails from both my phone (coinbase app) and from a PC.
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[edit]troll food deleted[/edit]
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 Send PM to sell yours to me. I'm offering $99/btc! |
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When the moon is in the seventh house and Jupiter aligns with Mars.
Next Wednesday then.................. Are you sure ? When the moon is in the seventh house and Jupiter aligns with Mars.
i.e. when Jupiter aligns with Mars ± 1 month, ie around October 2015. You would think this Wikipedia article would debunk it: However, the song further defines this dawning of the age within the first lines: "When the Moon is in the seventh house and Jupiter aligns with Mars then peace will guide the planets and love will steer the stars". Astrologist Neil Spencer denounced the lyrics as "astrological gibberish", noting that Jupiter aligns with Mars several times a year and the moon is in the 7th House for two hours every day.[22] These lines are considered by many to be merely poetic license, though some people take them literally. An example is the identification of Valentine's Day 2009 as the "perfect alignment to support our collective manifestation of love and peace and dawning of the Age of Aquarius" However, you need to see this for the full revelation: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EhbxI5eVnM4It is prophesized that one true of spirit may find Satoshi's brain wallet key in the lyrics somewhere. |
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I thought I saw Satoshi in a piece of toast I made this morning. But then somebody ate it when I wasn't paying attention.
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He was dead, but he's feeling much better now.
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I don't know how it would be implemented but it is quite possible that private wallet insurance might emerge. I'll believe it as soon as someone presents a pricing scheme for it that is both affordable and actuarially sound. Insurance isn't magic pixie dust - doing it correctly means having the ability to accurately calculate the risk of insured losses, and for that risk to be low enough that customers are willing to pay for it (either directly via premiums, or indirectly via opportunity cost). I agree. By "how it would be implemented" I was thinking that it will necessarily be bound to the wallet owner following some provable steps of safe keeping. After all, one of the events that you would want insured is the theft of btc by sweeping into another wallet. So there would need to be a way to show that the policy holder wasn't just stealing their own money and then putting in a claim. |
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When the moon is in the seventh house and Jupiter aligns with Mars.
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I don't know how it would be implemented but it is quite possible that private wallet insurance might emerge. It might be offered as a an option with a trezor-like or other physical wallet product.
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Thanks. I was using the standard guiminer.exe, but needed to be using the guiminer-scrypt fork. Before I figured this out though I switched to cgminer and that is working.
What was weird about this is that the guiminer.exe didn't show or log any errors and appeared to be working fine. It was getting work on a regular basis and was showing Accepted shares. After doing some more reading I see that scrypt mining uses a different method from the standard bitcoin mining and that is why the standard guiminer won't work.
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How long should it take before a miner shows up on the stats page? I am using guiminer and it seems to be working okay at the client end. Guiminer shows 141 accepted shares. However the btc address doesn't show up on the statistics at the middlecoin web site. I'd just like to verify that the miner is getting logged at the server.
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*More surprised that most of the Top 10 questions were variations on buying a house. I always assumed that by the time you're ready, you know enough not to ask "how do i buy a house?"
lol - Unfortunately, as we found out in 2008, there are a lot of people that are not ready to buy houses that are buying them anyway. |
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So what would be the difference between one of these and just having a get together where everyone chips in for the cost?
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Yeah, on the subway, in the Starbucks line, and around the water cooler, everyone's saying "who is Satoshi?" just as casually as they used to say "but whatcha gonna do bout it."
I swear i've seen shirts that say "who is Satoshi nakamoto?" "Who is Satoshi Nakamoto?" T-shirts would be a fun idea! If someone asked what it means, I'd pretend I bought the T-shirt cuz it was only 5 bucks. I was actually wondering earlier today when we might start seeing "I'm not Satoshi Nakamoto" shirts. |
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It's almost like we might need some responsible supra-national agency to be created that will stop these dastardly NSA people from being so overreaching...
Does anyone really believe that the Merkel government would release details of such a security breach into the soap-opera narrative of the world media if not to help "prove" the case for such a move?
I say it's bullshit. This is agenda driven, and maybe my interpretation of the agenda's direction is wrong, but when the highly questionable Hollande government is publicly complaining about similar stuff, I feel like concentrating less on the superficial details and more on than the implications of the pattern.
Carlton - I don't often see eye-to-eye with your comments, but on this I am in 100% agreement. |
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This is obviously an inside job of NSA on NSA to justify more money and to loosen the constitutional death grip on its powers.
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ya - I see a lot of derision and snide remarks in this thread. But nothing little about the ethics of the OP topic. I think this means they might agree that the Army's position and actions are wrong, but at the same time they don't like seeing missteps of the administration out in the light of day. Of course I could be wrong - but we're just left to guess about this, since they don't want to discuss the fact that the Army is snuffing the liberties of its soldiers. |
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