looks great  when i try to import database i get syntax error, importing trough phpmyadmin, character set: utf-8 partial import: unchecked format: SQL SQL compatibility mode: NONE Do not use AUTO_INCREMENT for zero values: unchecked Error
SQL query:
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-- Table structure for table `faucetbox`
--
CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS `faucetbox` (
`count` int( 60 ) NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT ,
`addy` varchar( 100 ) NOT NULL ,
`time` int( 50 ) NOT NULL ,
`bbb` int( 12 ) NOT NULL ,
`ipp` varchar( 100 ) NOT NULL ,
`reefer` varchar( 100 ) NOT NULL ,
PRIMARY KEY ( `count` ) ,
UNIQUE KEY `addy` ( `addy` , `ipp` )
) ENGINE = MYISAM DEFAULT CHARSET = latin1 AUTO_INCREMENT =1574;
MySQL said: Documentation
#1064 - You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near '--------------------------------------------------------
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-- Table structure ' at line 1 how to install script into domain's root directory? Thank you Thanks, there was a dumb error on my part. I tested it and it now imports fine. I have updated the repo on github. Charset.. UTF-8 Format.. SQL Compatibility mode.. None Do not allow auto increment for zero values.. CHECKED |
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Hey luv2drnkbr, thanks for the follow up! I kinda feel bad for "getting paid" for this kind of information, because I believe it serves the greater good, but you may use 1BzW1ETp2qZsi6ogAufmGsadnQzJcmVXet. Thanks a lot! And please let me know, if any step is unclear or needs to be refined. As a related note: The RPC "createrawtransaction" of Bitcoin Core 0.12 will be extended, and directly supports to create OP_RETURN transactions as follows: bitcoin-cli "createrawtransaction" '[{"txid":"hash","vout":n}, ...] '{"data": "0123..."}'
Could you do an example for what would be entered for "data" and "0123...."? It looks like the same format for a receiving address as a raw transaction. createrawtransaction '[{"txid":"","vout":}]' '{"receive_address":0.0008}'
So instead of entering a receiving address and an amount one would enter '{"data":40_bytes}' ? |
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Classic bouncing off the T-line while we ride the upper bands. Good time to buy back in ladies.  |
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Thanks for continuing to post updates. Keep it up guys!
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Now is the time to resurrect this thread.
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This is insane!! I can't stop watching the charts.
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FOMO is powerful! Better get on the train!  |
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this may turn into the fomo of the century..  With the greater awareness there is about bitcoin this go around I think you could be very right. I thought we were going to go sideways in the mid 300's... wasn't expecting such a huge breakout. |
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Gotta love it here, it's become as toxic as a children playground! You all need to grow up.
A newb posts a how-to with good intentions to educate or help others. What's the response? BC.info sucks, why are you using API, you should do it with this library instead, you should host a full node on your server and do JSON RPC, etc.
Who cares what you think about BC.info and their wallet service? He's not telling anyone to store coins there. Their API is a free service that is actually useful, but you all like to take the popular choice that BC.info sucks, no matter the usage or implementation.
It's easy to be a critic. Why you don't you create your own how to's or tutorials?
I don't know if you're hating on me, but I didn't say to anyone to use that wallet. It's required to log onto the RPC Server Not at all, I was hating on all the others that were bashing your tutorial. I sent you a tip. |
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Gotta love it here, it's become as toxic as a children playground! You all need to grow up.
A newb posts a how-to with good intentions to educate or help others. What's the response? BC.info sucks, why are you using API, you should do it with this library instead, you should host a full node on your server and do JSON RPC, etc.
Who cares what you think about BC.info and their wallet service? He's not telling anyone to store coins there. Their API is a free service that is actually useful, but you all like to take the popular choice that BC.info sucks, no matter the usage or implementation.
It's easy to be a critic. Why you don't you create your own how to's or tutorials?
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I am not agree with price like $10K, or $100K but IMO we can see price ranging $1500-2500 in year 2020
You never know, there could be some sort of tipping point event that causes a mass influx of new users. In one year we could go from $300 to $30,000 if demand suddenly sky rockets. I really don't expect a steady gradual rise. I expect a violent movement caused by FOMO. |
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When a new address is generated it checks that it has not been used earlier in bitcoin network.
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Hotswap wins with 0.25 btc
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Heard about this site for a long time.
Just signed up today, and I'm loving this place!
The interface is super easy to use and I love trading with the real market. Have done some stocks, commodities and forex. Very addicting!
Love this site!
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Very very large numbers prevent address collisions. It really is difficult to comprehend how large these numbers are, and I'm not insulting you when I say comprehend, it's difficult for everyone. Once you go over a million it's hard for the mind to comprehend the effort needed to increase to the next order of magnitude. The number of possible addresses is 2^160 or 1.4 quindecillion ( http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=2%5E160). For a perspective, if you assume a grain of sand has an average size and you calculate how many grains are in a teaspoon and then multiply by all the beaches and deserts in the world, the Earth has roughly seven quintillion grains of sand. 1400000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 BTC addresses 7000000000000000000 grains of sand The possibility of two of the same addresses being generated is nearly impossible since the pool is so large. |
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Wait for a decent price move with momentum and bet 1 BTC on secondstrade binary options. I've been having pretty good luck lately playing with the binary trading. I haven't bet a whole BTC though, I'm not a highroller  Better than just random luck with dice in my opinion. |
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