I guess the point was that all thing should be made in America, I mean we're doing such a good job at producing things valuable.... or will Bitcoin be the first?

Look at how massive that thing is.... so epic.... "Thank you god!"

Hey! You just worry about that 10hours of prayer..... (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=27500.msg374431#msg374431)
There should at least be 244hours of that by my count

Who is that guy and why is he related to gox? i see his "normal" photo everywhere

So I seriously can't get this mystical thing called house music out of meh head.... Its like carnival except we are all the clowns and the non Bitcoiners are the people... wait did i get that wrong.? nope, clowns party and will take anything for payment (including bitcoins . Humans are strict and stubborn about anything that involves personal-gain
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BmX0mRs9K5w&feature=related
(wake up, Wakeup, wakeup, wake up, wake up

Thats an awsome quote, and its soo true too!

I dont use his software but it looks like you forgot to include() a file or require_once() a file either or should fix your prob

Thanks mate!

Yeah exactly I want everyone trust that their Bitcoins are in safe keeping with all these "hack" going around and loss of Bitcoins at random.
My business plan is to purchase 3 USB drives all of which have the same identical single wallet address. all the Bitcoins get sent to this address and when I'm ready to ship products I pull one out of the lock box(Looking into magnetically shielded lock-boxes, any ideas where to find them?) and convert Bitcoins into fiat and purchase another shipment.

Thanks mate I think that was the issue

Yeah your correct. My imagined scenario is this. If they have access to your private keys they 100.99(Repeating of course) have your public key regardless....

About the safety of addres isn't issues...question. If someone has your private keys someone the jig is up if someone takes it and then asks for you address.
Thats what I was intending to mean about safety anyways.

Not entirely off-topic, I was trying to give suggestions as what mediums we could safely store addresses(obviously not private keys) but also adding a religious pun to it.

Not trolling but this thread sparked this idea up. Soon people will have there Bitcoin addresses printed on their body as tattos so they can scan their money when they go to the market. This is the part where the Christians say "OMG THE APOCOLYPTIC CURRENCY HAS AWOKEN!!!". But in reality I'm highly religious so not trying to offend anybody here.

I'm hoping my website will be released at the beginning of the next month if everything goes according to plan. So the hack-a-thon should be some time after the 26th of aug if I finish the site by then and I plan for the even to be an on-going week event, where i just sit back and watch my programming crash & burn(sort of speak).

lol, man i should have thought of this... but a deal is a deal. *sigh

So I don't know what happened but I made a self-signed certificate and I got it to run successfully by typing in https://mydomain.com here. The problem is that when I try to use a Certificate Authority supplied certificate by comodo. It dosn't want to work. Apache2 restart [fail]'s but no errors really.

I have repeated the step in this tutorial:
https://support.comodo.com/index.php?_m=knowledgebase&_a=viewarticle&kbarticleid=881&nav=0,1,84

as well as this one on a different occasion
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/ssl/ssl_faq.html#keyscerts

I think the part I have most trouble is why there are so many files, and why do they need some many places to put them.
I've been able to take my csr(i think thats which file type im talking about) output and copy/paste that into the comodo interface so they supply me a certificate or .crt file.
Then i take the certs and just stick them in a root only access folder in this case /root but I've also tried /etc/apache2/ssl same results. I also might think it could be im not doing virtual hosts config correct somehow with the SSL file linking. (This server hosts another website that wont require SSL so i'm pretty sure virtual hosts is a must)
Beyond that I have no clue what to do. i just get the normal messages from apache2 and then it just displays [fail]

I see what your saying but there are things beyond what is first seen, Some people like to collect things such as that. I have a few suppliers in store for my up and coming business and I'd like to invest in profitable products as well as attend to various items such as collectibles.

I'm sure SMF could have more features but I say we stick with what is working at the current point in time. If the OP is suggesting some features that is a must such as a reputation system with some encrypted authentication method for signing then maybe its time to upgrade if I knew of such open source software. Besides that I think its hard enough for new commers to get use to bitcoin let alone fancy widgets to get when they need help in the forums.

Mining farm does some of the similar codes located in the blockUpdater.php file in side of the /req/cronjobs/ folder.

Honestly if we had more then 5 suppliers that only used Bitcoins as payment(including wages, taxes, etc) the Bitcoin worth would skyrocket! I hope to start the trend of secure, fast, friendly eCommerce store and set the bar for online Bitcoin business model. I think since we are technically early adopters still(in the sense that their is still real business's and niches to be made and filled) its our job as a community to shun out the the useless projects and turn our eyes towards the future that we want Bitcoins to improve our life. Not to say fiat won't be helpful, but there will always be same Bitcoin community no matter how diluted it gets with new comers we just need to set the bar and build a base of what we all think the direction of bitcoin should go.