Poor poor goat.

You should be able to log into the website on your desktop to the the coins.

That would actually be pretty funny if Trendon were trying to make the quick buck and got scammed as well.  HOWEVER given his past and other things I don't think this is the case, just coincidence.

The yellow line is the fast EMA(10) and the blue line is the slow EMA(21)

@OgNasty,
Would it be possible to see some up to date pictures of our operation?  Before and after would be great!

I personally agree; however OgNasty pays for the power out of his pocket so I would like to hear his opinion.

You need to add listen=1 to your bitcoin.conf file.

Prudence would suggest that you make sure that other machines can't see your PC, but you should be behind a nat router anyway.  Just disable a port forward if you have one.

I would wonder more if something has happened to him.  I hope he is ok.

Maybe he got picked up for running an illegal lottery?

You could also just ask the user if it is in a non standard location.  If the user has put it somewhere else then they will know where.

On the flip side, what if the bubble pops and drops down to $25?

Also on Gatekeeper.  The nice thing about gatekeeper is how flexible it is.  If you hold option while you right click and app and select Open then you will have the option to bypass gatekeeper for this one app only (you don't have to turn the whole system off)

I have had occasional problems when this didn't work, if you move the download Quarentine flag then I have never come across a situation where this doesn't work. 

I just hate seeing the advice 'turn off gatekeeper' when it is such a great system.

FYI to remove the flag:

Me too, but I doubt I will get it.

You can also use pastebin and then paste that link here

I second.

Not being a miner (that is why I have NASTY ) I don't really know... when are we expected to get our BFL ASICs?

Couldn't you use brainwallet.org to convert the key then import it?   Obviously this wouldn't work with a ton of keys, but for one offs like vanity addresses it should be sufficient.

Goat is back!

Been awhile since I have lived in windows, but I used to use cacls from batch scripts to change the rights.

IIRC something like this would probably do what you need:
That should removed any existing ACLs and then grant the Owner of the file full control.

See:
  http://ss64.com/nt/cacls.html
  http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2928738/how-to-grant-permission-to-users-for-a-directory-using-command-line-in-windows

My 2 cents:

I work as LOB (line of business) application developer in the private sector and I am pulling my experience from there.

There are 2 basic DB types that have been brought up here: relational and K,V (or NoSQL).

Given the vast difference between these two their abstraction layers are also very different, so just by choosing one you have already locked yourself into a technology.

I would design an API that is purpose built for armory, a custom abstraction layer if you will.  That way if in the future you decide that you want to swap LevelDB our for membase, or mongo, or even a full blown Oracle instance you only need to change your underlying API calls.

Given what I have seen of your code so far I would bet you were planning on doing that already.

I hear 2112's pain as in our line of work you get many executives that read or hear buzzwords and then demand (for no good reason) that 'we are going nosql now!'

However I do not agree that K,V stores are necessarily a step backward, they do have their purpose and as you pointed out etotheipi they are damned fast.  (See http://readwrite.com/2010/08/18/membase-the-database-powering)

I think LevelDB is the correct choice at this time.  I don't think that most Armory users would benefit form the full features of a RDBMS, while at the same time any kinks that come up with LevelDB will most likely be addressed by the core team first (or at least will have some insight).

As an aside:
However I personally wish that as a community we could use SQLite for the underlying wallet format.  The reason is it would support a standard schema as well as purpose built client additions without breaking each other.  Also you wouldn't be 'locked out' you can read/write SQLite files on any OS.  However I don't think that is going to happen

Didn't this already happen?