that was left out intentionally.

why is everything on your site in ALL CAPS?

ftfy

there's no logical reason why running on a ramdisk would increase stability or speed. mining is not disk access intensive, therefore you should not experience gains when using ramdisk.

Just to be clear: I put this in my signature for 30 days:

And make at least 60 posts in the next 30 days and I get 0.25 bitcoins?

Why would you download from some shady .tk site? I linked you to the official topic for pywallet.

because people are irrational. but shush, we need irrational people so rational people can make more profit

I'm guessing your graphics driver switches to low power mode the instant the screen turns off.

correction: value of unspent outputs is equal to the coins in circulation

however

The number of unspent outputs can differ from that. It's possible for all unspent outputs to be located at one address or a million.

coincontrol/rawtransactions: good feature, but there's a coin control fork that is likely to be included in 0.9.0.
verifyaddress: no point, trying to send to an invalid address will always fail.
generate address: no point
dumprivkey: i can see how it's useful, but its use is very limited. in the times when it is used, users will want to dump all their keys, not just one
transactions report: default qt gui can already filter by address
satoshi dice client: why even?
importprivkey: same as dumpprivkey: it's useful, but it's rarely used.
stats: it's on the start page of the GUI

remote aspect: the only point of a remote client is if you have your bitcoin node hosted on some vps for some reason. and even then, it's only useful if you can't deal with the command line client (bitcoind can communicate with other bitcoind to execute commands). if a person is hosting their bitcoin node on some remote server, chances are they're comfortable with CLI interface. therefore, the audience for this app is small.

bitcoin-qt is a "full node" in terms of network participation. This means it can generate and propigate blocks plus verify and relay transactions. It also has a full history of the blockchain available to it. However, by default, you can not query it for arbitrary data. Only a limited set of data is available using the standard json-rpc API. If you need additional data, you'll need to use a third party API provider, or patch your client. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=724.0

You do realize these "walls" tend to vanish once the the price gets close to them, right?

friendly reminder: this post is probably bait

Actually, it has everything to do with what you said. You were the one who brought up my tone. You were the one who tried to defend your actions with questionable logic. For the record, I did make a reply to the point. It was in the post you quoted from the beginning. My remark about your tone was merely an add-on to my reply.

bonus: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Et_tu_quoque

Their revenue in terms of bitcoins halved. If you were doing something for free, and you did a really good job at it, why on earth would you do it for free? Even satoshi's paper stated that transaction fee would replace the block subsidy as the main source of revenue. According to your logic, miners should never need to rely on transaction fees, seeing how higher market prices can swoop in and save them.

Actually, the miners are more generous than you think. They do accept free transactions. My past few transactions all have zero fees attached, but they were confirmed without issue. Often within 5 blocks. I even managed to send an "illegal" transaction with the NFTF patch and it got confirmed the next morning. Clearly, miners aren't as greedy as you think they are. It's just too much people competing for valuable block space.

are you sure you installed it properly?
 Python 2.5-2.7, with bsddb package
  twisted package is necessary if you want to use the web interface
edit: followed the instructions exactly and it works fine.


Then again, it might not be such a good idea. Users might randomly stumble upon features like this and screw up their wallet.

protip: most miners rarely bother updating their drivers. those who do rarely update to beta.

then don't post it in the technical support section.

Also, 58xx series work fine without dummy plugs. SDK 2.1 through 2.7, catalyst 11.12 through 13.4. Maybe if you don't use beta, it will magically work

your url tags are broken:


should be:

Lie and say you need it for finding prime number. No way they'll get you a test drive to mine bitcoins.

This transaction may never be confirmed. You can use pywallet to remove the transaction from your wallet. Doing this will make your client "forget" about the transaction. Doing so will prevent you client from attempting to use the unconfirmed transaction for future inputs, which should resolve the problem you're experiencing. However, if the transaction magically gets confirmed, your client will receive it, so you're not risking anything.