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Bravo !
Every single day has major developments and this set the bar high for today !
Agreed! But if we could benefit from all this great stuff too, it would be even cooler!  |
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As long as it's not 300, I'm happy!  |
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Well 'first circle' would imply blockchain.info is at the center.
blockchain.info node is simply a peer among peers.
Many nodes for security reasons don't accept incoming connections and connect only to peers they trust so even if blockchain.info tried to connect to every node it simply couldn't.
I meant BlockChain.info's own personal first circle... |
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He he heeeeee! Thanks!  The sooner the better! Hurry up guys please! |
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cool
Don't use namecoin personalty, but support the concept!
Me too! I think the idea is genius, but it's still a bit too technical for my abilities... |
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That's the number of nodes blockchain.info is directly connected to. EDIT: Check out: http://bitcoinstatus.rowit.co.uk/ (it shows a number slightly less than 20K) Also, it's not possible to get a reliable node count for the Bitcoin network, these are only estimations. Plus, node count doesn't tell much about the number of active users, since a lot of people don't run their own nodes. 20000... Much much better! Even if the count is not precise, this shows that the network is really robust! Thanks for the link! |
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Why are questions about Europe being systematically ignored?  |
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That's the number of nodes blockchain.info is directly connected to.
OK! Some sort of 'first circle' then... Wow, I was a little worried for a moment there! |
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Hi! 300... Thats the number of nodes said to be active right now on BlockChain.info... Are these the computers that support the entire BitCoin network? Is that what a node is? If so, then I'm a little surprised... Thought there would be more, like tens of thousands maybe!  |
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I guess offline storage for the 'bulk' of your stuff, and online wallets for day-to-day operations would be a reasonable way of going about this...  |
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Je le retweetrais avec plaisir, mais j'ai genre 12 followers quoi! Pas très branché réseaux-sociaux Bibi! Mais s'il y en a ici qui sont plus connectés, clair qu'il faut en parler! |
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How so? Do these guys have a special status in the BitCoin community? Well, the point was that you don't need to trust Blockchain.info because the service does not hold your private keys, they are encrypted/decrypted in the browser locally. Blockchain.info also provides a validator to check that the Javascript from Blockchain.info has not been compromised. It's also true that piuk, the guy who runs Blockchain.info, is respected in this community. He is doing a good job with Blockchain.info. Ahaaah! Ok thanks! I like their wallet service very much, but it would be even better if it transformed into an actual icon, once added to the home screen on iOS devices... Kind of like Google Reader does... |
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That is the concept.. while waiting you can click some links and visit advertisers to get the chance to get more coins.. If there are any other problems please report so I can fix them  Everything looks fine now! |
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Stay there for 50 Seconds and you get 0.0025 bitcoin.. if you stay 5 Minutes you get 0.005 Chrome should work now.. It does indeed! This actually makes sense if you're moving about, and not doing any thing in particular that requires your screen to be totally available! |
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blockchain.info? Best part is you don't even need to trust them How so? Do these guys have a special status in the BitCoin community? (Sorry if this is a stupid question, but I'm still learning about who is who! ) |
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I don't get it... You have to stay in front of the open page for it to work? Doesn't seem to make sens to me...
Who would stare at a webpage for five minutes non-stop?
Am I missing something?
(The 'How It Works' button does nothing on my browser - Chrome)
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Sooooooo... Europe then?! (and France in particular ) What's the agenda like? |
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Nice! Avec la petite profondeur de champ qui va bien et tout! Sur le fond, j'aime bien l'idée de ne pas nécessairement classer BitCoin comme concurrent frontal du système actuel, mais plutôt comme complément dans un premier temps... Bonne trouvaille pour pas faire flipper les gens qui ont tendance à être très conservateurs quand ils s'agit de sous! Autrement, peut-être qu'une musique de fond (discrète) ajouterait un petit quelque chose au tout non? PS: Peux pas faire de Like, je suis pas sur Vimeo, sorry! |
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Si tu encrypte déjà ton wallet avec ton client bitcoin, j'imagine que tu peux le déposer directement dans dropbox sans avoir peur.
Yo! Pardon, j'ai un peu tardé à répondre... J'étais 'away' comme on dit! Ben en fait, l'option d'encryption de MultiBit n'est pas super explicite je trouve... Elle est là, mais on sait pas trop ce qu'elle va faire, et comment elle va le faire, ni comment on va pouvoir remettre son wallet dans le logiciel après avoir remis le mot de passe... Pas de détails dans l'aide sur leur site... Et puis je me dis que l'avantage avec une image disque, c'est qu'elle n'est synchronisée avec DropBox qu'une fois fermée... Je me trompe probablement, mais j'ai l'impression qu'un fichier wallet 'décodé' pendant qu'on l'utilise, est accessible au moins pendant qu'il ouvert non? L'inconvenient de ma méthode: Y a pas de DMG sur Linux (Windôze non plus d'ailleurs)... Enfin je dis ça... Pour le nombre de BTC que j'ai, c'est pas non plus la peine de se prendre la tête! C'est pour le jours où on sera tous riches! |
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Essentially, yes. I believe Kluge still does it for free.
Ok thanks! I'll try and contact him... |
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