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2541  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Major Dutch bank blocks bitcoin purchases on: December 12, 2012, 06:00:30 PM
Just read about some bank called Deutsche bank and about some kind of police raid.
2542  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Technical Support / Re: Validating nonces on: December 11, 2012, 09:29:14 PM
Just because a nonce solves a block for one stratum work unit/getwork unit, doesn't mean it produces OR solves the same hash from another getwork/stratum work unit.
2543  Economy / Goods / Re: Any websites that accept bitcoin and sell really cheap keys? on: December 08, 2012, 01:23:14 PM
Well, the thread was about Crysis 3, but I thought I should ask for other popular games. I forgot that Battlefield 3 was never on Steam to begin with.
2544  Economy / Goods / Re: Any websites that accept bitcoin and sell really cheap keys? on: December 08, 2012, 03:29:24 AM
Sadly he didn't have Battlefield 3.
2545  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Wiki Captcha required - 60% new user creation on: December 07, 2012, 10:27:47 PM
I think a captcha is better than sending money. Remember, 0.001 BTC could equal a million in fiat some day.
2546  Economy / Exchanges / Re: Bitcoin-Central, first exchange licensed to operate as a bank. This is HUGE on: December 06, 2012, 09:44:06 PM
Your competitors will need to lift their game.
I don't really think they can, at this point.

So are the people who made this happen aware that hacks happen, and that trading Bitcoin is not just to own, but to day trade. And that day trade volume can reach 100k of USD for instance.
2547  Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: matto_12345@hotmail.com on: December 06, 2012, 09:40:59 PM
Does this accuse Xaphias of being a scammer or someone was using his nick?
2548  Economy / Exchanges / Re: Bitcoin-Central, first exchange licensed to operate as a bank. This is HUGE on: December 06, 2012, 09:33:55 PM
May I ask where is the proof of the statement? Any document to back the claim?
2549  Other / Off-topic / Re: I get a loan for mining hardware, but I cant back loan, HELP ME on: December 06, 2012, 02:09:54 PM
Honestly this is your own problem and I can't believe you have the balls to come here begging after you screwed up so badly.
Why should anyone give you their hard earned money when you couldn't even be bothered to use a calculator and do some rough figures before putting yourself into 10k worth of debt.... I am pretty gob smacked right now.

I'm sorry but you are stupid and I can't see you getting any sympathy around here.  Undecided
You must be American. But your points are valid.
2550  Bitcoin / Mining / Re: Where are unprocessed transactions stored? on: December 06, 2012, 10:58:44 AM
Where are the unprocessed transactions stored?

The memory pool.

However, because the state of each node's memory pool is random, your client is expected to retransmit transactions until they appear in a block.

This has nothing to do with priority: any acceptable transaction that hasn't been mined into a block goes into the memory pool.

Well, extremely low priority transactions -- those with insufficient fees or otherwise appear somehow "spammy" -- will not be relayed or put into the memory pool.


A legit transactions with no fees is no longer accepted?
2551  Economy / Service Announcements / Re: [ANN] BitcoinStore.com (Beta) - Electronics super store with over 500K items! on: December 06, 2012, 02:58:45 AM
One of the main goals of Bitcoinstore.com is to put pressure on existing merchants to accept Bitcoin in order to be able to match our prices.

By using Bitcoinstore.com as a reference for this paypal offer,  it will help put additional pressure.
We will do whatever we can to assist in the claim process with paypal as well.



Has it reaped success? I would hate to see a good site like that get closed cause no one used it.
2552  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: PHP Bitcoin Development Kit | Documentation, Wiki | www.BitcoinDevKit.com on: December 05, 2012, 05:14:22 PM
GPL and any similar and subsequent version are evil. Use MIT or BSD licenses instead.
2553  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Technical Support / Re: Exceeds size limit? on: December 05, 2012, 02:25:37 AM
Given the limit of 21 million bitcoins and the world population is over 7 billion, I'd like you all to think if 0.005 is a penny when your monthly salary could one day be 0.0000001 bitcoins or less.
2554  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Amir Taaki, Founder of Intersango, talk: "Bitcoin, a virtual currency" on: December 05, 2012, 12:50:18 AM
Why are we talking about Amir still? Shouldn't he be sitting in a jail cell by now?
Not been reading up much, what did he do?
2555  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: aVanityGen Alpha v0.2: Vanity address generator for Android. [UPDATED Sept 1] on: December 05, 2012, 12:19:35 AM
Err, no. I indeed got the calculation wrong... I since rewrote some of the code and got some real speed/s figures this time. I also added Java-side verification of Privkey->Address. Slows down Single address generation, but well worth to ensure that what you see is what you get. The main change is that I use the PCRE library which further increased the size, however it's also native code so should be faster than Java side.

And no, address generation is DEFINITELY not rigged. The only problem I saw however was that Android might not have /dev/random or /dev/urandom sources of entropy where OpenSSL got it's seed from on Desktop Unix/Unix-like systems, but I've asked on Stackoverflow and they've assured me it exists and is being used(no real way to verify other than to use the cryptographically strong entropy from Java side and pass it onto JNI).

Anyway, I haven't had much time to work on it seeing as it was barely "popular". My goal was to add apart from Multi-chain setups,but also Mini private keys(I already wrote the java implementation myself) and other features you'd see today in Desktop applications. I plan to release the source code when I am confident it doesn't suck as much Tongue.
Looking at the casascius client, there are very good features concerning encrypted private keys(passphrases) and whatnot.

Ah yes, trust me or not..it's using ludicrous amounts of RAM. The per-process limit is 16-24 megabytes, and mine is already using well over 11. I cannot find the problem, the emulator is fine though... My only guess is the UI elements.

EDIT:Currently, on my SGSII I get about ~7500 keys per second. The pattern 1abc(anywhere in the address) took about 45 seconds. Give or take a few since I had to count myself. Another took around 20 seconds(lucky). Timer needs to be fixed..fffuuu.

And if you have time, do analyze the memory dump http://www.filedropper.com/work_3...I am dying to know what's causing the insane amount of RAM usage.
2556  Economy / Games and rounds / Re: 10 BTC 4 U 2 STEAL - Protected by a weak 5-letter password - crack & it's yours! on: December 04, 2012, 02:41:32 AM
So what's the lesson? 5 letter passwords are crackable within a day by any sysadmin. 7 letters are probably crackable within a day by a botnet. 8 and more are impossible to memorize. Passwords in general, can't be considered secure anymore.
You appear to be right. Though casascius did gives us hints. But generally, as computers get fast, so will the need to find stronger hashing algorithms, or longer passwords.
2557  Economy / Games and rounds / Re: 10 BTC 4 U 2 STEAL - Protected by a weak 5-letter password - crack & it's yours! on: December 02, 2012, 01:59:54 PM
Is this going to require a lot of code to implement in C? I can probably do it, but I really don't want to bother if it's going to be a lot of code.
2558  Bitcoin / Legal / Re: So what happens if I violate the block chain ? on: December 02, 2012, 01:15:56 PM
Genius thread  Grin
2559  Economy / Goods / Any websites that accept bitcoin and sell really cheap keys? on: November 30, 2012, 10:54:21 PM
As the release of Crysis 3 is nearing, I want to be able to buy a CHEAP serial key just like I did for Crysis 2. I bought my Crysis 2 serial key for less than 16 USD from a Russian website, when the game was retailing for 60 and more dollars.

I expect the same for Crysis 3, but I closed my PP account, so Bitcoins are my only solution now.
2560  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: jgarzik goes berzerk in #bitcoin-dev, wtf? on: November 30, 2012, 04:33:16 PM
I don't understand. What is wrong with Iran?
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