uilding LevelDB ...
make[1]: Entering directory `/usr/coin/grce/Greececoin/src/leveldb'
make[1]: *** No rule to make target `libleveldb.a'. Stop.
make[1]: Leaving directory `/usr/coin/grce/Greececoin/src/leveldb'
make: *** [leveldb/libleveldb.a] Error 2
Yeah, great testing. |
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Do they really need 400 Bitcoin ATMs? That's too much
Think about this: you might go 5-10 Km to buy bitcoin. But would you go 20? 50? If they saturate they can make it easy for everyone. Just a guess. :-) |
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go trolling in another forum
thank you
Yeah, and that was a pretty bad troll - incomplete sentences, all just FUD. They are ignored now. |
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If you post the tx ID, people can tell you more. It seems odd it is only seen by 1 peer.
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I love how everyone is calling the ruble, "rubble" because that is what is left of the ruble - just rubble.
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While not listed on the front page with the pools, p2pool.com has had SpainCoin available for mining for a while now.
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Pools: We're looking for popular and trusted pools to host GreeceCoin. Please contact me via Private message here on bitcointalk for more information.
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Without the software, it is hard to add GreeceCoin. We'll add it to p2pool.com, as soon as it is available. |
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tried apt-get install bitcoind ?
The apt get repo is version .3.24 from 2011 - I wouldn't recommend it. Use "Git clone http://github.com/...the rest..." Then make it. Then run it. Translation: Move along people no need to point out how ****ing incompetent this is - for a project with a 12 billion dollar market cap. Translation: no need to be an a$$, or how to be a noob who is ignored. if you are running it on your server for your web site to handle lots of money, you should be able to compile it yourself. If you can't, the incompetent one isn't the project. Mt Gox and others have half-a$$ed it too. If you are joe user, there are lots of wallets that are available and no need for this. |
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Been running the RCs and now final without issue. Bitcoin 0.9.0 is out. Safe to upgrade for p2pool? From the looks of it, downgrading could be a hassle.
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Feb 2013 (2012, 2011...) no one would've thought it would've hit $50, let alone $100, $266, or $1200. The one thing you can be certain of is that the price of bitcoin in 9 months is completely uncertain. :-) Bitcoin will not hit the $10,000 mark this year   Every day we hear of hacker hacking in to accounts... what going on with this world and WHY cant we catch this suckers If this keep on happening no one will believe in BTC, we need the regular JOE's to have confidence and invest |
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You sent some btw from blockchain.info today? You are not clear if you mean the web site "blockchain.info" or something else. If you post the transaction ID people can help more. You can also check it here and see if it shows the same thing: https://blockexplorer.comhttps://www.biteasy.comhttps://blockr.ioIt sounds like a bug at "blockchain.info" assuming that is what you are talking about. If so, you'll have to talk to them. i sent some btc from blockchain but today it still said unconfremed 0 nodes so i decided to download my blockchain wallet and add it to my desktop wallet my btc was there and now ive sent them to a diffrent wallet and they have arrived but now my blockchain says this
-1.3632 BTC $ -826.10
Confirmations
Unconfirmed Transaction!
Double Spend
This Transaction is a Double Spend!
Transaction Fee
0.0001 BTC
so now my blockchain wallet is stuck on - what can i do about this as someone is sending me btc to that wallet soon but since its saying - i dont know what to do
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ANYONE HELP PLZ
It seems to be a bug at blockchain.info in not showing the confirmations. You have to check the site/person you sent to. Which site was that? |
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Buffet once said - trading is process of redistributing wealth from least patient to most patient  I like that statement for many reasons. To the OP: If you agree with the fundamental improvement of bitcoin over our fiat systems it would be easy to see why its value and price is/will be over $1000/coin/ People who think that bitcoin can replace fiat are the ones who learn about finance from youtube videos. To replace fiat, bitcoin supply should be fixed according to some practical everyday resource like oil, coal, corn etc. Only then it would have price stability. The pseudo-resource of fixed rate coin mining is a foolish way to control money. If bitcoin would become world currency, then unfair wealth distribution would increase tenfolds. People who think that bitcoin should be fixed to some practical everyday resource are the ones who learn about bitcoin, economics, and finance from people who know little about any of the three. |
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Why I am not surprised to read that Central Bank is "warning" us to be careful with crypto ? Well to be fair crypto is dangerous, but with what happened in Cyprus they don't seem so bad anymore. Dangerous - to the politicians and central bankers who can't be trusted to "manage" a nation's money supply without destroying its value, yes. Beneficial - to the people of those nations who can use crypto in addition to PMs to protect themselves. :-) |
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And of course, blockchain.info does not hold anyone's money, as their system is designed so that the private keys are held client-side on the users machine, not on the blockchain.info servers as the article states. I think everyone here knew this already, though.
Does that mean if I reformat all of the computers I've accessed my blockchain.info account (including my phone), then I lose the bitcoins in my account? I've heard your explanation plenty of times, but I don't technically understand it... I'm part of the morons who are relying upon blockchain for my "spending wallet" which isn't too much, but would suck if I lost it. These links have a good explanation of it, better than I could explain (or type!) here, but you want to (a) keep a local (encrypted) backup just in case, and (b) if you know the blockchain.info password, they have it stored at AWS as their backup: https://blockchain.info/wallet/how-it-worksAnd here: https://blockchain.info/wallet/wallet-faq:-) |
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Yeah. Let's see. Euro/Dollar loss of value in the last 5 years, 15-20%. Bitcoin LOSS of value in the last 5 years, 2 months, no loss. Huge % gains. Hmmmm...who do I trust, politicians or math? That is sure a no-brainer. |
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They are defining irony and are unaware of it. Just like a lot of the commentators on that article. Lots of state stooges there in the comments, aka "useful idiots" in Stalin's words. |
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If you want to add something to the blockchain (assuming you did not mean blockchain.info since that is a web site), you are going to fork bitcoin (both the client and the protocol). I think that the appropriate response is: go ahead and fork them, let us know when the changes are complete, and then you can see by the number of people who switch to this "taxcoin" alt-coin if people think it is a good idea. Talking about the idea does little, discussions here do little, if they are not followed by implementation. well, i think taxation plays a big role with regards to the acceptance of different governments. they don't want to legalize the use of bitcoins and they keep on giving negative feedback to it. well my suggestion is that, what if blockchain will add a feature in which the value of a Bitcoin converted to USD(or any currency) on a given time will be indicated whenever a Bitcoin address receive Bitcoins? And aside from that, is it possible to add a brief description of a transaction? In that way, it will be easier to track the earnings of a company.
For example someone bought a video card from me and paid in bitcoins, what will appear on the transaction details on blockchain is, Transaction ID, bitcoin address of the sender and receiver, amount in bitcoins, amount in real currency and a description that says "payment for a video card"
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This. People who use "BitCoin" or "bitCoin" have not educated themselves on the topic and come across as noobs or clueless. (Unless of course it is an auto-correct, then it is a tech issue that isn't caught). Edit: the paper spells it bitcoin or Bitcoin, so I think that is pretty definitive. |
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