I'm actually surprised it didn't come earlier.


Would be pro. I already see the pool hashrate down. New people might help it a little.

Hey,

with the recently very poor luck, I'd be interested in how many blocks are we "behind". Is there some way to get info about negative buffer size? A graph would be cool (I like graphs), but numbers will suffice.

Thanks

They were not all web servers. I see some db server, workers (Gox trading in that volume can't be very efficient), web server, vault could be wallet server,... I'd guess he had some development servers too (you can't develop on production server, right?).  And judging by the amount of RAM, they weren't too powerful. Maybe one big machine could do it and still had a lot of time to cpu-mine bitcoins, but separating parts makes sense for increased security (that way when your db server gets compromised, the attacker can't easily access the wallet server, unless you have some open doorway like unencrypted ssh key used on wallet server or some other bad stuff..)

Hey, one more improvement idea: trading with more precision than two decimal places. Five would be nice.

Works for me... And is the same IP as in like above.

Hello,

I have some ideas to improvements:

 - There is no info as to what withdrawal fee (SEPA) is, besides that in FAQ. It would be nice if it were on the withdrawal site summary (as it is for deposit) or/and at least above the withdrawal form (as it is for international wire)

 - Support for username. I don't want to have another userid to remember (and I'm really bad at it)

 - Buy/sell should remember last order (that is instant/limit) and direct me to the appropriate form automatically. It is really annoying to click on limit all the time (and I almost never want the instant way).

 - The help is useless. Maybe something from FAQ should be structured there? At least a link to FAQ would be nice (I almost did not noticed the link at the bottom)

 - A fee overview would be really nice.

 - If you'd implement trailing stop order and trailing stop LIMIT order, I would tell everyone around me that you're gods.


Well, that seems to be all for now. Continue in the good job done!

As far as I know, the DNS were redirected (I think there is someone mentioning changed IP at the beginning of the thread). Unfortunately, nothing was on that IP..


Well, even if I know about this forum, it was a real pain to read all those posts just to get few posts from zhoutong and later the Bitcoinica Consultancy. If I would now come and find out that bitcoinica is down, discover this thread, I would probably be really pissed off, because it means whole evening of reading meaningless posts like mine (sorry guys, I hope noone who's new will read it).

I'll stop bragging right now.

For those who wonder and don't want to read whole thread, there IS some announcement at http://www.bitcoinica.com/ (with the www, without https -- it matters).

Hey, looks nice, but...

In Opera:

 - When i select category "media...", and then movies, the subcategories will perish.
 - the item detail has just empty page, insted of at least the summary from list
 - The registration and users page is ... well empty and useless. At least something like password change should be allowed.

I'll keep watching!

Yeah, or he's just playing us. I think he is, but it's just as probable that I'm wrong and he isn't and has all of the verification documents decrypted already...

Nice one! I hope you'll have a lot of success, letting people hack your site is the best way to gain experience!

Also, I'll be watching it closely, I'm looking forward to another round (and looking around for other exploits silently :-))

Well, nothing to loose here, right? http://pyramining.com/referral/gck4stb86   

Yeah, it's stuck now for more than a day... Please, kick it :-)

Yeah, I've been asking the same thing and the answer is somewhere above. Short version: it could be easily exploited. Currently I might offer to sell 1EAR for 1BTC, buy it myself (yeah, you can do that) and now I have 40 000 EAR = 40 000 BTC -> almost unlimited upgrades :-)

So my investments are safe! Good! Unfortunately, I can't look at chain info for total Earnies and know it's mine anymore. Shame on you!

Thanks for the response.

The desktop mode is fine with me, only if it would work. I sometimes keep clicking for a minute until something happens. This is in opera and firefox, as I don't have other browsers.

Yeah, the though of cheating in low volume crossed my mind when I bought back my own coin to "cancel" the order and I agree that it is a problem.

The problem is, that you can't have volume until there is motivation to buy coins. And right now, there is no motivation. If you could provide some other game stuff, that would probably improve it, even if it was some kind of non-profit thing.

I'll be watching the game, as it seems interesting enough!

Hey,

I've decided to try this out and I have received return payment (using official client). My txid is this one: http://blockchain.info/tx-index/5415494/abf8280956d429425ce0beb9e4fe6691c1627f328a207cc6eaee7efd440c4564

on the web, I deducted that the info about transaction can be shown here: http://satoshidice.com/full.php?tx=abf8280956d429425ce0beb9e4fe6691c1627f328a207cc6eaee7efd440c4564 (although my doesn't appear to be listed on the site). Also, the address appears to return the funds directly and quiet a few transactions does not seem to be processed: http://blockchain.info/address/1dice9wVtrKZTBbAZqz1XiTmboYyvpD3t

Bug?

Edit: I've received response now and the list of recent bets seems updated.

Hey, nice thing to play with. Only if you could upgrade your machines with virtual coins, THAT would be cool. Also:

- the desktop mode is buggy. It sometimes does nothing when I click. Maybe it could all be visible from nice & clean web interface as the rest of the page?
- in the exchange, you can't cancel order (but I probably can buy it back)

One question though: how do you plan to provide some liquidity? It's not like people have some use for the virtual currencies right now. The rig upgrades will probably help, but maybe some more stuff can be done?

Maybe people would be able to trade rigs (is the number of right limited right now?) or buy/sell virtual goods of some kind.

(And I'm thinking OpenTTD for BTC :-))

Confirmed.

Yeah, maybe it is. But it happens on multiple machines with different configurations, even on the same machine if I add/remove card. I have spent a lot of time researching why, but just gave up. I blame this to aticonfig. cgminer shows clock correctly. Aticonfig doesn't. In the same shell & environment. Maybe I should add --use-darker-magic-kind-of-switch, but I don't know it and don't really care anymore :-)

Hey, just for you to know, the aticonfig tool is broken. It never displays clock for me if more than one card is present.

Also, to your problem with only two cards working: be sure to run aticonfig after you added a card. Is the third card show in lspci?

I recently had problem with version 12.3 of atidrivers, that aticonfig --adapter=all  created xorg.conf for three cards on machine with only single card. I needed to delete the other two by hand. That leads me to an idea, that you could try to add your third card manually:

In /etc/X11/xorg.conf should be something like:


Also, lspci says:

Notice, that the BusID is actually the same number what lspci says. Just create a third "Device" entry in you xorg.conf with third pciid and see what happens.

Note that this will only work if your problem is faulty aticonfig, as it was in my case. If your card is not even shown in lspci, the problem will be somewhere else. I've heard stories that some server boards have modified something that makes them not to accept graphics cards... Or simply there is something wrong with your third slot. (You may try 1x->16x rieser, even in your 16x; it could still help if there is short in some other pcie line)