Um, GMT should NOT be the standard. Why would I, someone who uses US central time, make a guess based upon GMT?
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yep, we have the winner... edit: we're at Dec 20th by GMT ( price chart) Dec 12th Crypt_Current
Dec 13th adamstgBit (depending on the time zone)
Dec 14th adamstgBit ...
Dec 15th kinghajj
Dec 16th antoineph
Dec 19th the joint
Dec 20th Goat <Winner>
Dec 21th BTCurious
Dec 25th tulkos
Dec 28th marhjan
Jan 1st RaggedMonk
Jan 2nd Scott J
Jan 5.1 Cluster2k
Jan 13th paraipan
Jan 14th bittenbob
Jan 15th Peter Lambert
Jan 16th pent (mid Jan)
Jan 21th payb.tc
Jan 29th old_engineer
Jan 23th ineededausername
Jan 24th molecular
Feb 2nd sadpandatech (prediction of daily high of 4.14760)
Apr 1st Dansker
Jun 27th trogdorjw73
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agree with you on this, i've been looked out many times in the past until i realized it was the tor bridge causing me the problems. Helping chinese ppl jump over The Firewall can be a real pain in the ass sometimes. btw, they told me it was impossible to reset the ban  |
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nice project indeed, hope they succeed replicating the metal parts too then we can all have china on our desktop
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I know we are suppose to wait for spokesman, but I went ahead and sent an email to WHYY: Hello,
I came on line to donate to WHYY, but I do not see a place donate with bitcoins. I, and many others, would donate if you excepted bitcoins.
http://bitcoin.org/
https://bit-pay.com/forCharities.html (easy way to integrate USD from bitcoins to website. no fees for non-profits)
Jim REPLY: Dear Mr. lastname,
Thank you for your suggestion. Your message will be forwarded to management.
Thank you for your support.
Sincerely,
Tara Swartz
Member Services
WHYY
memberservices@whyy.org
(215) 351-0511
No problem in not waiting for a spokesperson. That person, me, will only be used when a face-to-face meeting is warranted. Thank you for taking the initiative. The worse thing that can happen is that they'll say no, but that doesn't mean we can't approach them again with a future well thought out plan of action. ~Bruno~ sorry to pop in like this, jjiimm_64 are you affiliated with bit-pay ? |
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FYI, I only posted here to correct misconceptions, in reply to existing discussion in this thread re: Open-Transactions. (Scroll up. See?) [/quote yep already seen your post but in "Re: Spend bitcoins from specific address" thread  , i'm not posting in "re: Open-Transactions thread" |
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OT seems to be a very sophisticated barter system. ....
yep, please make a new thread a leaving this on topic, maybe you hit the wrong button when posting it ? I edited the post. I did press the wrong button. It should have been quote, not reply.  lol, i was trying to tell that to fellowtraveler, sorry. I just realized the forum got little screwed up today with lots of cross posts |
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Judging by the following tool in the contrib directory, the command is: bitcoind walletpassphrase [passphrase] [time in minutes] Good luck! Ok, n00b question. I'm getting a error: couldn't connect to server
Running on Win7, not launching as Admin, but bitcoind given all access through firewall. It runs fine if I run bitcoind by itself without any parameters. I guess I need to know how to send it RPC commands after I launch it, or something. Please help ok, the normal procedure is... close the GUI client, open up a terminal (cmd in windows), navigate to the dir where you know "bitcoind" is found, launch it (this step is important and depends on you previously closing any Bitcoin gui instance) and wait a few minutes untill it starts up. Usually it takes the same amount of time for bitcoin-qt or bitcoind to start, the last it's a little faster sometimes. After following all the previous steps you can try sending some commands, like "bitcoind getinfo" for example and see if it responds. Try "bitcoind help" for a complete list of all the commands. Hope this helps |
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OT seems to be a very sophisticated barter system. ....
yep, please make a new thread a leaving this on topic, maybe you hit the wrong button when posting it ? |
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The error is somewhere before #69 because that is BitcoinPorn's spot. We don't want him busting a nut. That'll be one hell of a mess to clean up.  Otherwise, the spreadsheet looks swell. That took some time, with more time still at hand. My list was easy because I updated as I went along, and that still proved somewhat challenging. Need you get my PM is regards to that other 99 BTC wallet? ~Bruno~ I'll move people around once I'm done adding everyone. right now I'm actually reconciling pledges to the wallet balance to make sure everything is there and can be traced to the public ledger. I did get the PM, ad from the guy, too. I need instructions on how to unlock an encrypted wallet.dat file temporarily, so I can import another address. I guess you're formally requesting help, there. Help, I can't provide. Anybody else, here, able to lend Rassah a hand? done "newbie" |
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The error is somewhere before #69 because that is BitcoinPorn's spot. We don't want him busting a nut. That'll be one hell of a mess to clean up. Otherwise, the spreadsheet looks swell. That took some time, with more time still at hand. My list was easy because I updated as I went along, and that still proved somewhat challenging. Need you get my PM is regards to that other 99 BTC wallet? ~Bruno~ I'll move people around once I'm done adding everyone. right now I'm actually reconciling pledges to the wallet balance to make sure everything is there and can be traced to the public ledger. I did get the PM, ad from the guy, too. I need instructions on how to unlock an encrypted wallet.dat file temporarily, so I can import another address. you got some answerers on the other thread, can't remember where... grrr edit: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=25804.msg651749#msg651749 there |
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this really is the most useful client patch ever. it will open your eyes about bitcoin anonymity. v0.3.x worked like a charm. I updated to v0.5 because of encryption but there is no sendfromaddress patch yet. every time I send some coins I wonder from which addresses they will be send and which addresses will be connected forever. support coderrr !! nifty feature, already commented on github https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/pull/415 |
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liked the app and the vid music, can you improve the blocks downloading in the future if is really too slow ? i like that option before depending on a central server, thanks
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I got oclvanitygen running on my miner just for fun.
Fibonachi: 11235813yoNV9F45KjwRiBYnYFufMunTj8
I was originally going to try for 1123581321, but that would take a few years with just one of my graphics cards trying it. I'd rather make coins with that much time.
I would still love an easy way to import these keys besides with strongcoin. I don't think pywallet supports the encrypted wallet format yet.
It doesn't, but you can create a new unencrypted one, import your address, and move all your money out of the encrypted one, before encrypting the new one. Don't know if there is a way to extract keys out of encrypted wallets though :/ or you could use the comandline options and unlock your wallet for 10-15 minutes, enough time to import few private keys with pywallet  I ca't find the command line to do this. Can you help please? Judging by the following tool in the contrib directory, the command is: bitcoind walletpassphrase [passphrase] [time in minutes] Good luck! exactly, only thing time is entered in seconds |
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I'm really looking forward to when this is in the mainline client.
Same here. Me too. If you're concerned about less advanced users going crazy, just add a command line switch to enable the feature, please. It will serve a good purpose. +1 |
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Nice to have you here BinoX, hope you enjoy your stay and learn some useful stuff too |
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