That's probably Alex, he is mean to lots of people, but unfortunately english is not his primary language so sometimes him stating a fact sometimes comes off as mean because he doesnt automatically know the most compassionate ways to word things.  Still, he is always striving towards traffic quality for our advertisers and he has done an excellent job overall in that area.


It does depend on the country as well as a few other factors, what I suggest is to get it all set up and just see how the payments go. 

Greetings Bitcoin community!

I have an annoucement about CoinURL!   In recent past, we have had to reject all Bitcoin faucets from participating in CoinURL.  This was because faucets generate massive amounts of traffic advertisers were not seeing the quality from faucet clicks like they would from a normal website like a blog or forum.  We had no choice at the time, but we came up with a solution!

Your revenue on a faucet is not paid per click, but per unique impression.  In addition, advertisers who have received clicks from a faucet will get a partial refund on every click. 

We will charge advertisers a set rate for faucet clicks, which we will adjust over time for the BTC conversion, right now it is set at 0.0001 BTC.  So if you purchased clicks for 0.0004 BTC, you will receive a refund to your account of 0.0003 BTC.  Just as an example.  Then the publisher of the faucet will receive a fair rate per unique visitor.  It is important for us to make it fair for both parties so we will make adjustments as necessary but right now it works well and we can now accept faucets!  We encourage all faucet owners to resubmit your faucets for review! 

If you have any questions you can reach us at info@coinurl.com!

Cheers!

awesome to hear we have divs coming.  thanks for the update friedcat, although better news would be gen4 shipping

he won!!!



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voting is now closed, HOPEFULLY WE WON!

(made more sense to show the mods when we were comparing against a dozen different cars but at this point its a mad dash for votes, ends in.. like 18 hours or something?)

I forgot to paste his mods list!

ENGINE MODIFICATIONS
Boost Logic Stage 3 Single Turbo Kit
Precision 67mm 6766 Billet Turbo 1.00 A/R
Tial 44mm V-Band Wastegate
Boost Logic (turbo manifold, 4-in. down pipe, 4-in. mid pipe, 4-in. intake pipe)
AEM Air Filter
Boost Logic 2.5-in. intercooler piping
GReddy 4-row front mount intercooler
HKS (SSQV Blow Off Valve, HiPower Exhaust System)
Powerhouse Racing (PHR) Polished Upper
Radiator Pipe
ARP (Main Studs, L19 Head Studs)
Mishimoto (Aluminum Racing Radiator, Aluminum Dual Fan Shroud)
DEI CO2 Kit with 10 lb. Bottle
SuperSpark Fire Red Coil Packs
Denso IK22 Iridium Spark Plugs
Titek (Carbon Fiber Cooling Plate, Carbon Fiber Main Fuse Box Cover, Carbon Fiber ABS Fuse Box Cover)
RKS PowerSystems Stage 3 Fuel System (Bugatti Veyron WSP330 378lph Fuel Pump, Bosch EV14 840cc High Impedance Fuel Injectors, Mallory 4305M -8AN Fuel Pressure Regulator, RKS Billet Aluminum-10AN Fuel Filter, Aeroquip Tefl on -10AN Feed Line / -10AN Return Line, RKS Billet Aluminum -10AN Dual Feed Fuel Rail)
AEM (EMS V1 ECU, Boost Control Solenoid, 3.5 Bar Map Sensor, UEGO Wideband O2 Sensor + Data Logging Software

DRIVETRAIN
Getrag V160 6-speed Manual Transmission
TRD (Limited Slip Differential, Steel Braided Clutch Line)
RPS (Max Series Clutch w/ 6-Puck Solid Hub Disc, CYN-R-G Billet Flywheel)

WHEELS / TIRES / BRAKES
Advan GT Hyper Black wheels – 19x9.5 (f), 19x10.5 (r)
Hankook Ventus V12 Evo tires – 245/35/19 (f), 275/35/19 (r)
TRD 4-piston front BBK, stainless steel brake lines
Hawk HPS Brake Pads (f/r)
Niche Grand Prix Mono II wheels – 19x9.5 (f), 19x10.5 (r)
Continental ExtremeContact DW tires – 245/35/19 (f), 275/35/19 (r)
McGard Custom Engraved PAS Tuner Battlegrounds Lug Nuts

CHASSIS / SUSPENSION
CUSCO (Sport Zero-2E Full Coilover Suspension, Carbon Fiber Front Strut Tower Bar)

EXTERIOR
Custom paint – Lamborghini Balloon White & Lexus Starfire Pearl
Varis (Ridox Front Aero Bumper with Carbon Fiber Lip, Ridox Side Skirts with Carbon Fiber Accents, Ridox Carbon Fiber Trunk Lid Spoiler)
Top Secret (Carbon Fiber Rear Diffuser w/ Side Vortex Generators and Center Diverter)
Ganador Aero Side Mirrors
RMM Rear Spoiler with Carbon Fiber Center
1997-1998 Supra Headlights
1997-1998 Supra Clear Front Turn Signals
JDM Toyota (Amber Side Markers, Rear Window Visor)

INTERIOR
Recaro Japan SR-7 SK100 Seats
Bride MO Seat Rail Brackets/Sliders
Takata Drift Harnesses
Nardi Deep Corn 350mm Steering Wheel
Seibon Carbon Full Carbon Fiber Front Door Panels
Bomex Carbon Fiber Dipped Dash
AEM (UEGO Digital Wideband O2 Gauge, Boost Gauge)
SYLVANIA Automotive ZEVO LED Lighting

AUDIO / MULTIMEDIA
Pioneer AVH-P2400BT 5.8-in. Touchscreen Multimedia Head Unit
Hertz Hi-Energy 12” HX300D Subwoofer
Hertz Digital Power Series HDP1 Class D Mono Amplifier
Hertz Hi-Energy 5.25 in. Front Speakers
Hertz Hi-Energy 6.5 in. Rear Speakers
Wayfab Creative Custom Trunk Enclosure

COMPETITION EVENTS / CLASSES / RESULTS
Hot Import Nights Minneapolis 2014 - Hottest JDM
World of Wheels, Winnipeg - April 2013
Driven Car Show, Winnipeg - July 2013
Winnipeg SpeedFest - July 2014
Best Toyota (1st Place), Best Supra, Best in Show JDM

FAVORITE MODIFICATION
The big single turbo conversion, as the engine is much easier to work on now and produces so much more power with ease.

SPONSORS
Niche Road Wheels
Continental Tires
SYLVANIA Automotive
McGard
EK Collision Repair Centre
Wayne Fabian - Wayfab Creative
Jeremy Brian Photography

SHOPS
EK Collision Repair Centre
Wayfab Creative
Speed Factor Racing

http://www.tunerbattlegrounds.com/competitors-list/679-anthony-de-guzman

Ttt!!!  plz vote!

Greetings fellow Bitcoiners!

My good friend is in the running for a contest and needs help.  He went through all the rounds of voting and he is at the final 2 at SEMA in Las Vegas right now as we speak and he needs votes to push him over the edge to take the trophy home.  He is a crypto lover but won't be fully convinced until the next big bubble but rest assured he has his little slice of the pie, although only a little bit.  

Keep in mind I do not stand to benefit from this in any way except for doing a friend a favor.  If he wins he gets a trophy and a magazine spread.  He is currently behind in votes.


Here are some photos of his car: a 1993 Toyota Supra Turbo MKIV.  

Did you have security cameras? 

omg priceless!!!!

most likely it was friedcat shooting it with his ion cannon from outer space!

It never dawned on me to actually read that.

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I don't think LUCK is the right word.  They were really pushing it with that density.  It's like driving your car at 400 miles an hour and crashing and saying you had bad luck.

#peercoinuserunaffected

but seriously though, ouch!  did you have insurance?

Exciting to see this new contract! 

Can I ask why ASICMINER doesn't just point all of the power at existing shareholders?  Why launch ANOTHER company?  What benefit does this have to actual ASICMINER shareholders?

All good figured it out.  Script works just needs love and attention, once /html/ is the top level of the document root of your virtual host it's fine.

More efforts need to be put into "idiot-proofing" the installer.  Please.  Make it do checks to see if it will fail before even proceeding.  I had no idea what I was getting into when I ran it and now I want to wipe the whole OS and start over.

How about for starters, when you run the script have it ask where the files from the git repo will go, or even say in the script what folder the person should be in before grabbing files and just putting them wherever.  Have the default entry be the current path and let them hit "enter" to choose that they are going to put the files there, or allow them to change it.  Does that make sense?
 
To be careful, I started a temp directory somewhere, and all the files ended up going there.  The script ran about 1800 lines of total chaos without any user input except "are you sure you want this set of 100 packages?" a few times over.  Just do apt-get -y, to force the script to install those packages, why give the user an option that will only cause it to fail if they say no?

Even just an "are you sure you want to install OpenBazaar HERE?" option, with a brief description of what is going to happen.  

I was under the impression that it was okay to run this in a subdirectory of an existing server.  Apparently not, and I only glanced at the code but things went all chaotic pretty fast.

So, I had a "successful install" via the script and, of course, my webserver was not configured to display anything in that random temp folder, so I figured it couldn't hurt to just force-copy all files to a folder where they could be viewed.  I moved them to a folder like "openbazaar", so I could see them at my.web.server.ip/openbazaar/ and I saw that it there is an HTML folder.  Click it, and I see stuff!  But no CSS.  In the HTML, apparently, all the include javascripts, CSS, and so on were hardcoded to /html/css/filenameexample.css

So if in your browser it looks like my.webserver.ip/openbazaar/html/index.html, you have nothing but errors because your files would have to exist at my.webserver.ip/html/css/filenameexample.css in order to work.  If you delete the /html/ part and just use a relative link css/filenameexample.css, it works perfectly.  To some degree.  It looks like the rest of the program really wants to be the top level of the server without any subdirectories so I think I'm going to wipe and start over, just wanted to leave this tidbit here so that if you think (like I did) that you can just run the script from any random folder and expect the configuration to work on the first try.  

Does anyone have any useful step-by-step instructions w/o using the script?  It says "The following instructions are for advanced users, and are not up to date." in the official instructions.  Can someone maybe bring them up to date?

Oh so 10 full sets so >14 TH/s for 13.9 BTC that's pretty good!!