bump. imo its better than running a python script since this uses official stuff. but w/e

theres currently two shorteners that work great.

http://payb.tc/username and the paid for

http://myb.tc/username

seems the site stopped updating. hopefully all shares and payouts are still being kept track of.

man it scared me. i though my system was down

huh what do you mean by number?

I'll check my mail when i get home today.

oh yeah thats what i meant. did they make any changes to combat? or is it still that really dumb and inaccurate system

did they update to the quake engine yet?

bump

Got an old PSU that doesn't have as many PCIE power plugs as you'd like?

Wanna power more video cards?

BUY THESE CONVERTERS!



Extremely cheap! 8 for sale!

and he wants to use a visa giftcard, which is even worse because its not linked to any person

bulk order from silkroad?

i told my gf and my family about bitcoins and how i invested 2.5k into buying mining equipment.

i got yelled at for a few weeks until i showed them the first dwolla transfer for 500$. that shut em up pretty well.

but you are also dealing with bitcoins, where a value of 15$ per btc can crash to 11$ in 24 hrs.

therefore i think the 1:1 price would be fair to account for risk for the seller

do they even sell 500$ cards? lol

but i would be fine with doing 500$ using the 24 hr moving average.

bump!

was a problem for me. i had to use berkeleydb tools to remove those transactions

So a few days ago, my internet wasn't responding well and I sent a hefty chunk of btc to the same address twice. The first transaction went through, but the second died with 0/unconfirmed.

I thought this would be fine, and when my miner added more coins to it, I tried spending the new coins I made. Unfortunately, this new transaction decided to fail also and ended up with 0/unconfirmed.

How I fixed this error.


[WINDOWS]

FIRST BACKUP YOUR WALLET LOCATED AT  %appdata%/bitcoin/wallet.dat

1. Download berkeley db (http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/database/berkeleydb/downloads/index-082944.html) version 4.7.25
I used the MSI installer since its the simplest.

2. Once you install it, open a command prompt ( run -> cmd )
3. And CD to the bin folder of berkeley db ( cd C:\Program Files\Oracle\Berkeley DB 4.7.25\bin )
4. Next, use db_dump to dump your current wallet to a new text file ( db_dump  %appdata%/bitcoin/wallet.dat >wallet.txt )
5. Open the wallet.txt with a text editor, and delete all of the lines that start with

02747
01000

These are all of the transaction entries in the wallet. They come in pairs, so for every 02747 line you delete, delete the following line that start with 01000
These should also be the first chunk of lines after
VERSION=3
format=bytevalue
database=main
type=btree
db_pagesize=8192
HEADER=END

THIS STEP WILL OVERRIDE YOUR WALLET. PLEASE BACK IT UP FIRST
6. Next, reload the text file back into a wallet.dat ( db_load -f wallet.txt %appdata%/bitcoin/wallet.dat)
7. Finally, restart bitcoin with the -rescan option to recreate all of your transactions! (bitcoin.exe -rescan)

Now your wallet should be fixed! And your bitcoins will be spendable again!
If I've helped you fix your wallet, donations accepted at: 179vLLc6qjkofkWhH84cN6kFvcd2VaoGKr

if you go into account management, you can request a 4 hr gametime so that you can go and apply a plex.

thats what i did to reactivate my account

when'd you stop? you should play again!

there truly are some stupid people in the world

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Argyria

6950 = 350-400 mhash = sells around 200$

5870 - 400-450 mhash = sells around 250$

getting the upper numbers require bios flashing and extreme overclocking.