You have a good opportunity, make the most of it.  +1, try to keep the geek factor to a minimum heh |
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yeas indeed, thank you for your prompt answer |
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<insert hoops to jump here>.
Where <hoops> may be to just log on to Silk Road and type the code there for instant credit, like a gift card, which will represent a use case even average joe can understand and appreciate. Then they will use the funds to purchase a ten dollar bill discreetly mailed to them. woot, bitcoin coupons accepted everywhere even in the satoshi client (key sweep), mtgox have it already |
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Hello from Maryland!
I love the idea and premise that Bitcoin brings to the table of this world. With the dollar slowly but surely failing, and with increased controls on my paper money, I would love for a united worldwide currency to thrive in the fashion Bitcoin could provide.
I'm excited in this venture, and in all honesty I hope to be able to sell items and purchase items in the market section using Bitcoins. I want to support it. I don't look at this as a potential profit, but more as an investment in the future of Bitcoins and my hope of their success!
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Ten en cuenta que el wallet no tiene que estar expuesto para recibir bitcoins. Si usas una dirección sólo para recibir bitcoins, puedes chequear el saldo en blockexplorer.
Claro, siempre lo usé así. De hecho creo que habré abierto el BTC Wallet unas 3 - 5 veces en los 8 meses que llevo haciendo minería. Por eso es que nunca había descargado los bloques resueltos! jaja. Tardó casi 24 horas, pero terminó! Y ahora puedo ver, efectivamente, mi saldo! Gracias a todos por bancarme en esta situación. PD: voy a cambiar el nombre del topic, y anexarle [SOLUCIONADO], por si alguien tiene el mismo problema.... fenomenal, consigue unos bitcoins gratis de mi firma y asi tambien me motivas ayudar a mas gente  |
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i like your casino but have a few issues though...
can you give the user an option to change into a neutral theme ? the one you have enabled uses lots of resources
can you post some references on the random number generator your casino is using ?
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awesome management Phinnaeus Gage you really got the ball rolling Regarding the archive.org, i'm still a little confused by all the events. CoinLab posted the link to a thread announcing archive.org already taking bitcoin donations after some member of our forum had posted comments on their blog regarding bitcoin. Seems like it caught their attention. I may be obvious on this but not even one Bitcoin100 pledger or spokesman had something to do with them doing that. We didn't see any emails made public either. I think we should get some real work done on charities less wiling to accept bitcoin donations, not taking any credit in the process on those we didn't do nothing. |
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If you're an uber-geek and know what you're doing, then you should use geeky, dangerous tools like PyWallet to do what you want to do.
Agreed, except those doing web services that might depend on this feature are left with either non-official clients or patching the official ones, which gets complicated to maintain in a stable, well tested way. The current import patch needs work to be of practical use to web services-- it does a scan of the entire blockchain to find transactions to the newly imported key (and keeps the wallet locked that entire time). For any sweep/import solution to be useful for more than once-in-a-blue-moon use, an index of pubkeys to transactions involving those keys should be kept. It seems to me the "sweep now, and re-sweep every once-in-a-while" functionality would work nicely for web services. Can you describe a use case that wouldn't work? would be possible to have the basic sweep feature implemented ? in some kind of "advanced features" section and all the required warnings. And yes "sweep" seems to be more correct describing the action done with they priv key. |
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When importing the private key, just have a check box that says If this private key may be known to others, check here to transfer the bitcoins to a new key in your wallet. A transaction fee may apply In either case, you keep the imported private key in the wallet, in case more BTC is sent to it. +1, nice elegant way of importing keys. How about exporting/importing priv keys to file too, with a .bit extension for ex. Should export a newly generated key and fund it with the amount you enter in the respective dialog. |
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Internet Archive has received 345BTC, valued currently over $1100!!!
wooow and they didn't spend even 1 satoshi |
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Pretty-please, is importprivkey or sweepprivkey or any similar functionality coming soon?
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I'm a bit disappointed at this. Wikipedia was a disruptive technology desperately trying to find ways to bootstrap itself, not even a decade ago. Back in 2004-2005 large organizations didn't take Wikipedia seriously just like Wikipedia doesn't take Bitcoin seriously now. Wikipedia also had to face their fair share of excrement being slung at them from the mainstream media, when they were new. They should know what it's like. Why don't they give Bitcoin a chance? It isn't any more of a hassle accepting Bitcoin than accepting other non-monetary donations. Ideologically, Bitcoin and Wikipedia are quite similar and could benefit each other tremendously.
Legal requirements for being a registered charity exclude Bitcoin. Laws exclude Bitcoin. it's the other way around, laws don't include bitcoin |
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Según Blockexplorer, el 1er bloque fue en (2011-05-11 02:23:02), en esa época sacabas 1 btc por día con una Sapphire Toxic 5850, hoy con suerte si llego a 1 btc por semana jejeje.
Ya descargué la versión nueva, no la voy actualizar todavía hasta que termine de actualizar los bloques (por las dudas, bah salvo que no haya drama con que lo haga).
Sinceramente me diste una alegría muy grande al confirmarme eso, sino hubieran sido los peores meses de vida útil de mi VGA jejeje
me alegro mucho que estas tranqui ahora y tambien que te has animado hacerte una cuenta en el foro, veterano El programa le puedes actualizar sin problemas ya que el ejecutable nuevo se llama "bitcoin-qt" y no sobrescribe el anterior, o sea te quedas con las dos versiones a la vez. |
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En realidad no las puse completas para no estirar demasiado con números y letras... Lo que estoy suponiendo es que haya habido algún problema cuando se hacían las transacciones desde Deepbit, pues nunca tengo abierto el wallet (v0.3.21 beta). Aunque ahora hace un rato que lo tengo abierto y veo que hay unos números que van corriendo abajo a la derecha, que me imagino son los bloques, y según Blockexplorer, el primer bloque donde fue vista mi Address fue en el 123206, y el nrito. del Bitcoin Wallet va recien por 115000, así que esperaré a ver si está haciendo algún tipo de barrido a través de todos los bloques, buscando en los que se encuentre mi Address. Puede ser que sea eso, verdad? Info: http://blockexplorer.com/address/1M3vQswJNsaQTpZfETkUBiaBC39QLeZuWE (creo que eso es todo lo que puedo sumar, porque nunca restauré el sistema ni la formateé, justamente por esto jejej) ahy le has dado en el clavo, ten paciencia hasta que se bajen los bloques y saldra tu saldo. No te vendria mal una actualización ya que vamos por la version 0.5. Nota aparte, yo creo que llevas mas tiempo incluso que yo en bitcoin por el numero de bloques y version del cliente... mediados de Abril ? |
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Hola! Soy nuevo en el foro, aunque llevo varios meses haciendo minería... El tema es que se me dio por vender unas BTC en TradeHill --> creé mi cuenta y me dieron una nueva dirección para hacer los depósitos: xxxxxS5Dm. Hasta ahí venía bien, pero cuando quise hacer la transferencia de mi cuenta de siempre: xxxxxZuWE a la de tradehill, abrí el programa Bitcoin (que si no me equivoco es mi e-wallet) y me encuentro que la dirección tiene balance 0.0, y entrando a ver en http://blockexplorer.com, veo que tengo saldo.... Cómo puedo hacer para actualizar el saldo del wallet? pues vaya, a saber lo que has hecho en tu pc, danos mas detalles lo mismo alguien te puede ayudar. Las direcciones bitcoin las puedes poner enteras sin peligro |
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Why Satoshi leave bitcoin ?  we all have that question in our heads  maybe you should start a thread and see what answers you get... |
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Stage 0: Trading Bitcoin as a commodity. Speculation will drive value to one or two orders of magnitude.
Stage 1: Social Networking will adapt Bitcoin for micropayments. Speculation will drive value to one or two orders of magnitude.
Stage 2: Commerce will embrace Bitcoin as an overlay mechanism, like Paypal. Speculation will drive value one or two orders of magnitude.
Stage 3: Bitcoin will replace local banking for businesses enjoying low fees. Local legislatures will officially recognize Bitcoin. Speculation peaks.
Stage 4: Nations will begin to decouple currencies and adapt Bitcoin.
Stage 5: Nations and corporations will merge as they lose their competitive advantage over decentralized enterprises.
Stage 6: National borders will dissolve as decentralized enterprises evolve into AI driven civilization planning.
Stage 7: Bitcoin will evolve into a scientific-method based algorithm using Asimovian principles.
Stage 8: Ebil robot zombies will eat our brains and conquer the Universe.
Stage 9: Satoshi reveals himself to be an omnipotent beings who used his ultimate weapon, Bitcoin, to finally subjugate all 73 parallel universes under his control. or free them, altogether, from the slavery they got into with the human-faced bankers |
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Getting all the adulation with none of the ownership, not bad for an orphaned prototype which one would hope will not be his last decent idea. Very prudent to not burn his identity/brand on an initial effort.
thought you had some shooting to do and please keep your hate comments to yourself  |
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I'd be happy to have my 1BTC going to them, though I'd be inclined to send a bit more if they put a button on their donation page instead of burying the address in the FAQ.
+1 Though maybe it can work if we donate the current 60BTC amount first, then let them know there were objections to hiding the Bitcoin donation option behind a link, and tell them the rest of the 40BTC pledged will likely be donated after it's fixed? -1 It was their decision to put it there, we shouldn't push it too much I think. -1, with enough time they will put it where it belongs |
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Happy Satoshi Nakamoto day!
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