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If your developing a hosting system to allow them to use your bitcoind, then I would for sure have your bitcoind behind a script that does a lot of the heavy lifting and more security checks.
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I save all my JSON RPC connection information into memory, it makes it harder for hackers to get to it. I would get a frontend web server and a dedicate bitcoind. Again there is so much to say on this topic.
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If your asking this you probably should hire someone, there is so much to say on this. Do you have any basic linux security? Should probably learn that first.
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Do you think spending, say, $150,000 on ASIC manufacturing for Bit Coin mining is worth it? Ahahahahahah This guy doesn't know that people already designed and manufactured ASICs and started mining with them. Don't you love people who comment without even knowing the simplest fact? I know it, that article is so fail, and funny |
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Invalid date format.
fixed |
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Mining is doing a computation over and over until the network accepts it, when the network accepts your solutions then you get to add transactions and get the fees from that.
Also mining is over especially solo for new people so stop wasting your time and money on electric, and explore another way to make bitcoins.
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An order popped up that I did not enter (the last one at the bottom):  wtf? can anyone explain this? or is it a bug? It sounds like a feature, I can be completely wrong on this, but it sounds like those orders were created with the lines of trust you established with people, so they kinda are your orders but not really. Someone tell me if I am wrong, still trying to learn a lot here. |
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I agree that riding on somebody else's idea is nothing to be too proud of
Just couldn't listen to your own advice. The only thing that these gem sites are good for is pointing out the leeches of the bitcoin world and who will be gone when they can't make money. But honestly does it make you feel good to rip off an idea, that isn't even good? The economy is so young you could have thought of an idea that could have probably made you ten-fold what this site will make you and now that you create this site, you will forever be known as a leech. I honestly have no respect for people like this, if anyone supports these types of sites are just as leechy as them and should just let us big boys do the heavy lifting of bitcoin economy while you rep the reward. So sad... |
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I just looked it over, Bitpay and coinbase are on, I faith one of them can help him out. I was calling for gittip to do bitcoins so long ago and was talking to the guy, he wasn't sold on them but I think it took that fraud case and laundering funds thru his service to see the light side  Which is sad that could have been all avoid. |
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There was one, but it doesn't exist anymore  I promise to keep the bitcoin grid up for at least 10 years, possibly longer! How can we be sure? Did you pay for 10yrs in advance hosting so if you get hit by a bus it will still be up? |
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I doubt bitcoin will ever go to 0. While bitcoins isn't backed by any official authority, they are backed by hard work and a dedicated community. So as long as we have people that still believe in Bitcoin, work hard to promote it and have some great businesses, the price will never drop that much (even thou that is probably the jinx and next week it will be back at $10 LMAO).
Just to be clear, bitcoin is not backed by the work that went into it, it is backed by the work people are willing to do to get it. Bitcoin is not backed by the mining equipment people bought for bitcoin, it is backed by all the merchandise people are willing to sell to get bitcoin. I was getting more at sweat equality in bitcoin how hard people are willing to work to keep it as a strong as it is. While your looking at it from a pure bitcoin being currency and what you get for it. |
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I doubt bitcoin will ever go to 0. While bitcoins isn't backed by any official authority, they are backed by hard work and a dedicated community. So as long as we have people that still believe in Bitcoin, work hard to promote it and have some great businesses, the price will never drop that much (even thou that is probably the jinx and next week it will be back at $10 LMAO).
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In five years other e-currencies will be popular. Bitcoin has to many disadventages.
Please state these disadvantages, and what other e-currencies? Like litecoins which is based off of bitcoin which if bitcoin has these disadvantages more then not other currencies will have them too. |
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code doesnt seem to work  Can you give me the error? just tested it and works for me |
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well that is cause print_r will show it in a more of debug format with the type and stuff like that. If you want to do... <?php
require_once 'jsonRPCClient.php';
$bitcoin = new jsonRPCClient('http://xxxx:xxxx@xx.x.x.x:8332/');
$json=$bitcoin->listtransactions(account));
?>
now with that you can do this <?php
for($i=count($json)-1; $i>=0; $i--){
echo $json[$i]['address']."\n";
echo $json[$i]['category']."\n";
echo $json[$i]['amount']."\n";
echo $json[$i]['confirmations']."\n";
echo $json[$i]['txid']."\n";
}
?>
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Can I ask if you have 15 years of design and programming experience, why did you create a rip off of the world dumbest bitcoin game ever? Couldn't you have done something that actually benefited the community with all this skill?
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Tor is over complicated and correct me if I am wrong, Tor even do not have a non-GUI version?
Tor is insanely easy and it doesn't have a non-gui version |
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This thread is so much fail. and a suggestion to blockchain.info to stop registering IPs of individual transaction, please! Why? So the government does that BUT does not tell you? This is how bitcoin works, and blockchain.info exposes that. They are doing a service. What if goverment allow bitcoin but ask all bitcoin client register IP when they get a broadcast for certain period? i know! i know! lets bend over preemptively What I am saying we should take caution and think about some solution! Use tor, there solved |
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http://hackaday.com/2013/02/22/a-bitcoin-mining-example-for-the-beaglebone-with-an-fpga-shieldIf you’ve got a BeagleBone and an FPGA board you should give this Bitcoin mining rig a try. The hardware uses brute-force to solve hashes, looking for the rare sets that can be used as digital currency. This particular example is designed for the LOGi-bone which is an FPGA shield for the BeagleBone. But we don’t see anything that would make this difficult to use with other FPGA hardware.
Guess they are out of the loop since ASIC will be killing this mining soon.
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Yea blockchain is just taking the ip of the first node to to relay the transaction to them, so you must be connected to them. If you use -connect and connect to a clients you know isn't yours or is on a server that will not happen. None of my transactions actually point to my full node.
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