Seals with Clubs also uses mBTC (referred to as "chips"). |
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Is there any reason Blockchain.info should continue displaying a QR code that contains a broken URI?
Because bitcoin: would not work with some of the social media share links, I think Facebook and G+ would accept bitcoin:// links but not bitcoin: Why on earth would you share a naked bitcoin: URI on Facebook? Surely it would be the web page containg the payment link that would be shared. Anyway, I don't think you should output broken URIs because of this. Remember Postel's law: "be conservative in what you send, liberal in what you accept". If Facebook is broken then a bug report should be sent to them, we shouldn't break the rest of the Internet because of it. |
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Version 0.19 seems to always crash when using the -X option. % ./vanitygen -X
Segmentation fault
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Look out!  |
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Looks like something's wrong... "Time Since Last Block: 5 Hours 42 Minutes", and the shares stats aren't updating.
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I noticed a bug in the balance graphs, the balance goes to zero after the last transaction. Example: https://blockchain.info/charts/balance?address=1A1zP1eP5QGefi2DMPTfTL5SLmv7DivfNaAlso, when I hover over the "archive address" icon, half of the popup text is outside the window and can't be read. (Browser: Google Chrome.) Anyway, My Wallet is great, and the speed of development is quite fantastic. Keep up the good work!  |
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A couple of bug reports for firstbits.com: 1. The email address listed on the site doesn't work: 2. (What I tried to email to you.) When I enter the address from the genesis block (1A1zP1eP5QGefi2DMPTfTL5SLmv7DivfNa), firstbits.com prints: Your firstbits address: %s |
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The threads in "Alternate cryptocurrencies" are now about 75% Litecoin. Is it time to create a dedicated child board?
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IMHO you should scatter bettere the starting time of tournaments, now are for US citizens only. Obviously i can't play on sunday night, monday it's already hard as it is.  +1 6pm ET is midnight in central Europe. |
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Using GPG is clunky because it is intended for asynchronous encryption. It can be used but if you lose the key then you lose the coins. You could print the key and store it with the cipher text but then your security becomes only the passphrase.
Uh, no. gpg -c does symmetric encryption. It does not use a private key. I would use AES.
gpg -ac --cipher-algo aes |
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1) Have you been using bitcoin for more than two months?
Yes, almost 3 months now.
This confused me greatly until I noticed the date... Holy thread necrophilia, Batman! |
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A right bit-shift always guarantees that the output is smaller than the input. Because of this, when the reward is 1 satoshi:
0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0001
and it is time to lower it further, the code will perform a right bit-shift on that value, which will result in a reward of zero:
0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000
Thus, no more Bitcoins will ever be generated. This is no mistake. Satoshi knew what he was doing.
...and in case anyone is wondering, this will happen approximately in the year 2140. |
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Bet Amount: 0.00100000 Win multiplier: 1.009 TX Fee: 0.0005 Final amount: 0.000509 And then there is the tx fee you paid to send the bet. We really need to raise the min bet. With the transaction fees they don't make much sense for anyone. Oh, so the customer has to pay your transaction fees? It would be nice if you would disclose this on your web page... Also, the tx fee is not mentioned at all on the details page (full.php). |
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I think we will hit 100 in the middle of the year and then another correction that make the media say that bitcoin died...
If we extrapolate today's data, we should be at $371, this time next year.   |
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The genesis block was created January 3rd, 2009, so the Bitcoin block chain is now 3 years old! Happy birthday! |
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You can't do the second hash with a string as input, you need to use a number. In this case the number is 0x2cf24dba5fb0a30e26e83b2ac5b9e29e1b161e5c1fa7425e73043362938b9824.
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Just noticed, a quick credit edit  I am not sure why someone would want to advertise using a quote from Wikipedia as the source for anything, when the actual source is better. This "Part" is aimed to change with time, also, while I agree that BitcoinCharts is a nice choice as well, Wikipedia is here used for its "neutrality" toward Bitcoin. Wikipedia is not a reliable source. Quoting it on the front page looks very unprofessional. If someone edits the article and adds "Mt. Gox sucks balls", will you quote that too?  |
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