Here we go - April "maybe a website?" Brighton Bitcoin meetup details below... WHAT: Brighton Bitcoin - for any and all interested in Bitcoin, Litecoin, Dogecoin, altcoin, cryptocurrencies, alt economics, money. Bring a wallet to pay with BTC, or cash to buy coins. WHEN: Tuesday 8th April, 6pm til late WHERE: Earth and Stars, Windsor Street - map: http://goo.gl/maps/oWGhjWHO: Everyone - sign up at http://lanyrd.com/2014/bitcoinbrighton/ or join the mail group at https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/brighton-bitcoin Follow us on @bitcoinBrighton for more info and updates WHY: Because. Bitcoin. |
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Another order placed & paid for by user "scribe" with free next day delivery  Received today. I do love this service. Always a pleasure to deal with. |
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We've got a bit of a group going locally now, and we're thinking about a list of Bitcoin addresses for bounties and tips - stuff like getting flyers printed locally, website work, etc.
It would be nice to a) keep track of these separately, and b) distribute control a bit between the group to avoid bottlenecks and/or people running off with the coin.
For (a) we can just set up a new wallet isolated from others. But what's the best way of achieving (b)? I figure some kind of multi-holder setup is best, ie. 3 out of 5 people have to OK the coins being released from an address, but never really used this kind of transaction in anger.
Any pointers?
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(TL;DR: Get this album. It rocks.) All the way back in September 2012, filmmaker Espen J. Jörgensen and musician Rupert Lally decided to release their first collaboration, "Stillium Partita" ( link) for bitcoins. Back then you could charge 1 BTC for an album and not feel like a sanitarium dropout. Fast forward a year and a half, and two and a bit albums later, and the final collaboration has finally hit the Bitcoin shelves. "This is Art" carries on exploring both artists' love of wild samples and driving rhythms. As each track takes on its own character, it's hard to sum it up. But think gritty orchestral 80s soundtracks with bits of NIN and New Order thrown in. Maybe. Choose what you pay. Nothing to lose. And a great way to support those supporting Bitcoin. Check it out here.A blocknois.es release. Also available for (zero) Dogecoin. |
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What's the best way to report/check things? Post here?
Looks like I've got a notification of a buddy request, but clicking on it sends me to the "send message" screen with not much info.
Also, any idea of when simple 2FA will be added?
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Great work guys - signed up and looking forward to having a play later this weekend. Thanks for the bonus package too - finally go tme some dogecoin  |
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Last bump before the weekend starts.
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Bump. A couple of offers received, get in quick etc. also happy to take LTC.
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Bump. Will keep open for a week or so.
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Are you authenticating with the bitstamp API properly? Not used it myself but the doc page says all requests need to be authenticated. Or are you seeing a message specifically relating to limits?
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Interesting. Signed up, but would like to know more about the security side of things: Security is paramount. Our number one priority is protecting users coins & data. We have several security protocols in place and these will remain confidential.
You'll forgive me for not wanting to 'just trust' a new Bitcoin-related service out of the box, but more information on why the site is secure would go a long way. Otherwise all it comes across as is security through obscurity. |
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I've got 2FA enabled, but when I login I currently don't get asked to enter the code - the email/password form just redirects to itself. Pretty sure password is OK as pasting it from a password manager.
+1 to only keeping long term things in your own wallet.
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If 850k coins truly were stolen, shouldn't we be able to see that in the blockchain? Especially if this happened recently. I call bullshit on this one until I see some proof such a big number of coins were actually stolen.
There's been 2 huge coin movements recently. See this thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=381045.msg4994241#msg4994241 |
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Our of curiosity - any chance the recent massive coin movements are related to what's happening at MtGox now?
I have this vague memory of hitting a MtGox-related address when I was tracing addresses, but couldn't swear to it and can't be bothered to trace it through again.
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Was the 2FA on your LocalBitcoins account? Or on the wallet you withdrew to? What type of wallet was the 1bWyMKfhx4soXFyy8p2QLqKSp87SHxSe4 address in, and when was it generated? And looks like the transactions are a couple of weeks apart, but are you using a rooted phone at all?
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Is the file you're trying to open the same size as the one reported by Recuva, ie. 104k?
If you open it in a text or hex editor (after backing it up, etc), can you find any text matching "ckey" or "mkey" at all?
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