How about when you tight?

Repost this to https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=42459 and continue discussion there ^_^

Continuation of https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=40934.msg516136#msg516136   Idea originally thought of by Blackout.

Discuss ideas for a Bitcoin Monopoly game information and perhaps additionally someone (or several someones) can take initiative in contacting Hasbro with effort in helping to make Bitcoin Monopoly a reality.

Come discuss at Freenode #bitopoly

wow, luke_bitgit@dashjr.org owns a lot of repositories, including:

http://tcatm.github.com/bitcoin-js-remote
http://github.com/grondilu/bitcoin-bash-tools
https://github.com/phantomcircuit/bitcoin-alt

all of which seem to not actually be owned by luke_bitgit@dashjr.org ._.

Perhaps that list is simply syndicated and recreated git repos.

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Here's list of original repos:

Bitcoin Wallet Android app
git://github.com/chromicant/Bitcoin-Wallet.git

An Android widget that shows the value of a bitcoin in US dollars on the Mt Gox Bitcoin exchange.
git://github.com/gostaj/MtGoxWidget.git

A Bitcoin network protocol implementation
git://github.com/cdecker/BitDroid-Network.git

Bitcoin-Control-Panel
git://github.com/mizerydearia/Bitcoin-Control-Panel.git

Sources for Bitcoin Poker Room
git://github.com/hippich/Bitcoin-Poker-Room.git

A thin Android client for Bitcoin
git://github.com/opposablebrain/BitcoinDroid.git

OpenCL miner for BitCoin
git://github.com/Diablo-D3/DiabloMiner.git

Firefox extension displaying current Bitcoin prices
git://github.com/frewsxcv/Bitcoin-Prices.git

A Bitcoin wallet, backup, and miner manager
git://github.com/Fnordsoft/Bitcoin-Projects.git

Modular, fast, efficient Bitcoin miner
git://github.com/jedi95/Phoenix-Miner.git

unfinished bitcoin android client
git://github.com/dirtyfilthy/bitcoin-wallet.git

Bitcoin Private Key Extractor
git://github.com/dirtyfilthy/bc_key.git

BitCoin Money Making Game
git://gitorious.org/bcmmg/mainline.git

XMPP/Bitcoin gateway
git://gitorious.org/bitcoim/gateway.git

Open source chain browser like Block Explorer
git://github.com/jtobey/bitcoin-abe.git

bitcoin-alt
git://github.com/phantomcircuit/bitcoin-alt.git

Set of bash functions for bitcoin address manipulation
git://github.com/grondilu/bitcoin-bash-tools.git

Bitcoin Central
git://github.com/davout/bitcoin-central.git

A wireshark dissector for the bitcoin protocol
git://github.com/blueCommand/bitcoin-dissector.git

spec file for bitcoin cryptocurrency program
git://github.com/sneakatdatavibe/bitcoin-el5-rpm.git

Ruby library for communicating with a Bitcoin client
git://github.com/requnix/bitcoin.git

An open source generic exchange for bitcoin
git://github.com/famulus/bitcoin-generic-exchange.git

Javascript remote for bitcoind
git://github.com/tcatm/bitcoin-js-remote.git

Wallet Impl on Android
git://github.com/bitcoin-labs/bitcoin-mobile-android.git

Bitcoin library for PHP
git://github.com/mikegogulski/bitcoin-php.git

BitCoin perl implementation
git://gitorious.org/bitcoin/bitcoin-pl.git

Friendly bitcoin API binding for Python
git://github.com/toomanysecrets0/bitcoin-python.git

Bitcoin payment plugin for VirtueMart shopping cart for Joomla!
git://github.com/mikegogulski/bitcoin-virtuemart.git

Bitcoin payment plugin for WP e-Commerce for WordPress
git://github.com/mikegogulski/bitcoin-wp-e-commerce.git

bitcoin for iOS devices (iPhone, iPad, iPodTouch)
git://github.com/udibr/bitcoinApp.git

BitCoin Bugzilla Extension
git://github.com/darkskiez/bitcoinbugzilla.git

Bitcoin integration/staging tree
git://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin.git

add bitcoin to your rails app
git://github.com/danneu/bitcoiner.git

This Sinatra application provides a REST interface for the Bitcoin server daemon.
git://github.com/benmanns/bitcoinrest.git

Python-based tools for the Bitcoin cryptocurrency system
git://github.com/gavinandresen/bitcointools.git

A prediction market in bitcoin
git://github.com/kiba/bitpredict.git

Bitcoin acceptance plugin for facebook.com applications
git://github.com/kaioless/btc2fb.git

a naming/aliasing service for Bitcoin user
git://github.com/0x10/BTCnames.git

btfeature
git://gitorious.org/bitcoin/btfeature.git

Set of PHP classes to interact with bitcoin nodes. (Work In Progress)
git://github.com/alemansec/btlink.git

bitcoin client in chrome
git://github.com/kiba/chrome-bitcoin.git

CPU miner for bitcoin
git://github.com/jgarzik/cpuminer.git

Drupal Module to provide a CCK field type to hold and validate Bitcoin Addresses
git://github.com/DarrellDuane/btc_address.git

Drupal API and tools for Mt. Gox Bitcoin Trading API
git://github.com/DarrellDuane/mtgox.git

Eligius statistics pages, originally by Artefact2
git://gitorious.org/bitcoin/eligius-stats.git

GAE Bitcoin Miner
git://github.com/j16sdiz/gaeminer.git

gentoo linux ebuild for bitcoin
git://gitorious.org/bitcoin/gentoo.git

bitcoin exchange site
git://gitorious.org/intersango/master.git

Merchants {post,withdraw} invoices, customers {search}. Intended for mobile Bitcoin payments without QR codes or near-field wireless.
git://github.com/tafa/invoice-matcher.git

bitcoin library
git://gitorious.org/libbitcoin/libbitcoin.git

Multi-pool, multi-worker proxy for Bitcoin miners, supporting long polling and pool failover
git://github.com/cdhowie/Bitcoin-mining-proxy.git

ruby client for the mtgox api
git://github.com/paulasmuth/mtgox-ruby.git

Bitcoin client library in JavaScript using Node.js / MongoDB
git://github.com/justmoon/node-bitcoin.git

A NodeJS library of Bitcoin components. (And eventually, a full client made from them.)
git://github.com/andrewschaaf/node-bitcoin-impl.git

Bitcoin client API and related utilities
git://github.com/jb55/node-bitcoin.git

OpenCL bitcoin miner — Read more
git://github.com/tcatm/oclminer.git

Catalyst::Model::Bitcoin
git://github.com/hippich/Catalyst--Model--Bitcoin.git

General purpose PHP5 classes for Bitcoin account and address management.
git://github.com/m0Ray/bitcoin_account.git

A web-based administration tool for managing bitcoin nodes.
git://github.com/aceat64/phpMyBitcoin.git

PyOpenCL bitcoin miner
git://github.com/m0mchil/poclbm.git

Import of puddinpop's bitcoin remote pooled mining code
git://github.com/doublec/bitcoin-pool.git

bitcoin push-mining pool server.
git://github.com/jgarzik/pushpool.git

Python Conversion of the Bitcoin Client
git://github.com/lachesis/pybitcoin.git

XMPP/Bitcoin gateway (the lib part)
git://gitorious.org/bitcoim/python-bitcoim.git

A Bitcoin client written in Ruby, presented as a library.
git://github.com/andrew12/ruby-bitcoin.git

Bitcoin payment plugin for Ubercart shopping cart for Drupal
git://github.com/mikegogulski/uc_bitcoin.git


And a few more that I am aware of:

btfeature
git@gitorious.org:btfeature/btfeature.git

spesmilo
git://gitorious.org/bitcoin/spesmilo.git

vibanko
git://gitorious.org/vibanko/vibanko.git

GLBSE client
git://gitorious.org/black-market/black-market-client.git

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Also, I can possibly volunteer to make it happen.

Regarding the additional repos referenced above (as well as all other bitcoin-related repos), would it make sense to include on the home page committers from each additional repo (see above) or would it be better to preserve only using the single http://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin repo?  Perhaps if listing only commiters of the single http://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin repo on the home page, then a link directly below it to a list of additional repos could be included that also lists committers of those additional repos?

*bump*

It seems to be more appropriate for such a card to be specified in terms of bitcoins than any region-specific or controlled currency.  However, nice idea for bitcoin monopoly.  Perhaps someone (or several someones) can take initiative to contact Hasbro and work with them to prepare and establish a 'bitcoin monopoly' board game.  Otherwise perhaps a Chinese monopory rook-arike?

From http://www.ugtv.org/glenneichler.php:

I agree.  serious business only

btw, I edited my post just above with an additional two sentences.  Feel free to read it. :3


That is interesting to point out, and I agree my investigation has been one sided most likely due to bias.  My apologies.  I do agree more publicated information from phantomcircuit will be helpful.   Because of my bias, I encourage someone else to take initiative to gather more informations as necessary.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=40934.msg498999#msg498999

If you wish to learn more specific details, there's #bitcoinconsultancy on Freenode IRC network.  The rest of your post is interesting to shed some light on as well.  It'll be interesting for phantomcircuit to provide more details about his experience.

Ah, yes, I misinterpreted 'business.'  I shall upgrade my interpreter to a more efficient implementation.

thanks, also to https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=41456.msg505106#msg505106



It would be exciting if contributions were displayed similarly.  Bitcoin is open source community effort.  Contributors should deserve better support/recognition for their contributions.   Currently only a select few are gaining recognition and attention from being listed at bitcoin.org home page.

http://bitcoin.org/ official site currently lists developers as:

    * Satoshi Nakamoto
    * Gavin Andresen - (PGP)
    * Pieter Wuille
    * Nils Schneider - nils.schneider@gmail.com (PGP)
    * Jeff Garzik - jgarzik@exmulti.com (PGP)

Latest http://archive.org/ snapshot shows developers as:

    * Satoshi Nakamoto
    * Gavin Andresen - (PGP)
    * Amir Taaki - (PGP)
    * Pieter Wuille
    * Nils Schneider - nils.schneider@gmail.com
    * Jeff Garzik - jgarzik@exmulti.com (PGP)

which removes Amir Taaki's name from the list.

The site links to open source Bitcoin repository at https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin

and latest commits in that repository for each of those listed are:

Satoshi Nakamoto: 2010-12-15
Gavin Andresen: 2011-09-02
Pieter Wuille: 2011-08-03
Nils Schneider: 2011-06-03
Jeff Garzik: 2011-09-02
Amir Taaki:
Matt Corallo: 2011-09-02
Daniel Folkinshteyn: 2011-09-02
Giel van Schijdnel: 2011-08-11
Fabian H jr.: 2011-08-16
ovdeathiam: 2011-08-22
Dev Random: 2011-08-23
Michal Zima: 2011-08-17
Venkatesh Srinivas: 2011-08-07
Vegard Nossum: 2011-07-31
JoelKatz: 2011-07-26
Johannes Henninger: 2011-08-01
Jeroenz0r: 2011-08-01
Han Lin Yap: 2011-07-30
Wladimir J. van der Laan: 2011-07-26
Abraham Jewowich: 2011-07-18
Michael Bemmerl: 2011-07-17
Eric Hosmer: 2011-07-16
Dawid Spiechowicz: 2011-07-14
Stephanie Gimenez: 2011-07-14
Patrick Varilly: 2011-07-14
Jay Weisskopf: 2011-07-13
Doug Huff: 2011-06-30
Dylan Noblesmith: 2011-06-24
James Burkle: 2011-06-24
Jordan Lewis: 2011-05-16
Dean Lee: 2011-06-09
xHire: 2011-05-26
HostFat: 2011-05-26
Jakob Kramer: 2011-05-26
ariel: 2011-05-25
dabaopku: 2011-05-22
Federico Faggiano: 2011-05-20
m0ray: 2011-05-24
Danube: 2011-05-25
Carlos Pizarro: 2011-05-15
Blitzboom: 2011-05-17
Anonymous: 2011-05-18
mewantsbitcoins: 2011-05-14
Daniel Holbert: 2011-05-09
Jaromil: 2011-04-23
Carlo Alberto Ferraris: 2011-05-07
Forrest Voight: 2011-05-08
Amir Yalon: 2011-05-06
John Maguire: 2011-05-05
Ricardo M. Correia: 2011-04-23
Dan Helfman: 2011-04-16
gjs278: 2011-04-13
Dan Loewenherz: 2011-04-13
tcatm: 2011-04-09
Eric Swanson: 2011-03-20
Santiago M. Mola: 2011-03-16
Sven Slootweg: 2011-03-19
Luke Dashjr: 2011-01-28
Matt Giuca: 2011-02-25
ojab: 2011-01-31
sandos: 2011-02-10
David FRANCOIS: 2011-02-03
Chris Moore: 2011-01-25
Marius Hanne: 2011-01-19
Chris: 2011-01-20
Witchspace: 2010-12-24
laszloh: 2010-08-04
sirius-m: 2010-02-04

(I may have missed some, sorriez, please let me know if I have)

I see that Amir Taaki has 0 commits to the repository (but a few pull requests) and therefore makes sense that he is removed from the developer list in that regard.

How come only a select few of the developers that DO have commits are listed on the main page?  What is the procedure necessary to deserve accreditation or recognition?  Perhaps it may be useful to have a page on the site that credits everyone that has contributed so that each person may deserve their fair share of recognition for their contributions?

This change could be contributory towards establishing even better pump and dump than has occurred so far.  Congrats to mastermind?

HOWEVER

SolidCoin is open source and NOBODY has to use that particular release.  Fork perhaps?  Additionally with fork, restore the MIT license to be included?

By the way, for clarification, the issue here is not affiliated with me directly (indirectly as part of bitcoin community perhaps), and therefore this is not my case.  I'm just participating in this thread at my own initiative.

Okay.  AnyOnE wannA hElP me wIth mY CaSe?  In case I act liek a headcase or nutcase (or pillowcase?), feel free to showcase the post as example how not to (insert suitable word with "case" in it here).

hmm, I guess I am okay with http://tinyurl.com/looking-like-this even though all the personal info that I accumulated was already on the Internet available for anyone to find out for themselves as well, and I simply saved them maybe an hours worth of time in which each person (take 100 persons as example) spending 1 hour each equals 100 hours of humantime.  I guess this effort of saving people this time specific to the case of researching a particular individual specifically in the case where the particular individual was pseudonymous is a 'shitty' thing to do in some (most? all? other?) perspectives.

I think Stephen Molyneux has spoken a lot of noninitation of force and nonuse of violence including using others (e.g. police (hint: brutality)) to perform the violent deeds for you.

The free market would work exactly how it is in this thread EXCEPT for all the reference to law and legal precedent.  There STILL would be effort to recover the lost/stolen property but instead of resorting to relying on established law governing human species (do laws apply to other animals?  If so, I would like to incriminate some pestering bugs that have been overwhelming me lately.), there would be resorting to other activities liek %$%#$&ing and ^*&*&^%#$ing.

If this is true, then if a human initiates the sale of the bitcoins owned by the computer, then that is theft and the computer would have been victimized by the criminal human.