Any reason you won't use a more recent release?
Could be because he doesn't like qt |
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If you can figure out how to sell captcha solutions of 95% accuracy rate on recaptcha for less than USD $1.35 (about 0.25 BTC at todays price) per 1000 solutions, then you will have found a business model.
interesting ....never occurred to me sounds like you know a lot about this ? Indeed. We're currently spending about $600 a week on bulk captcha solutions from imagetyperz and get their best pricing, but I think there is still room for improvement as the service is paid by paypal or credit card. I also believe they are just reselling some foreign labor using some kind of data entry platform, and that probably involves more fees to get the payments to the individual workers who end up typing these things. Now I have no idea what country or language the actual workers who type the captcha solutions are in, but they are there doing it reliably 24/7 and I'm thinking that there must be ways to connect those workers with the $$$ being paid for the bulk services without the middle men or fees, and the end result should be the most cost competitive captcha solving service out there. Having such a service only available for Bitcoin but at a clearly better pricing will encourage the whole black-hat-seo industry to think about getting into Bitcoin simply as a matter of operational cost savings. I had no idea about this stuff. So your basically saying there are services that have human beings breaking captcha's and people pay for them ? lol Scalpers trying to buy up everything on Ticketmaster.com the moment tickets are released nah, the tickets just get "magically" transferred to "Tickets Now" (owned by ticketmaster, sells at huge markups). Besides, captcha solving services usually have a response time of > 15 sec, so they're not exactly ideal for time sensitive operations. |
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+1, but instead of question marks, it should be caution signs.
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Wait, how did you prevent dew/condensation from accumulating inside the box?
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I have up to 50 bitcoins available for you. how much are you willing to pay for them?
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Channel topic changed to "Possibly back up and running?" and shares are being passed through to my offline pool.
Thanks to zux0r and pirateat40 for working so hard (all night) to get gpumax back in fighting shape!
If anyone has doubts about these two individuals, I am here to let you know they are the best of the best. I'm sticking with GPUMAX.
confirmed, still down for me |
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>mutual agreement between forum members not to buy tickets >only a few tickets are bought (preferably below 446) >each ticket's expected value is greater than the purchase price >  >profit! |
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probably. most of his for sale posts are way over market price, and he's justifying it by saying since it's in BTC, it's ok. |
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Keep up the great prices, Andrew Bitcoiner!
Server price: $200 @amazon
2x500GB: $80 * 2 @newegg
=$360
your price: 78*5.2 = $405.6
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Ok, I will take the international shipping.
iPod touch for $17 is good deal, especially with free shipping from USA to any country. Please contact me.
it's $79 shipped to us, and $79+$17 worldwide. |
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I sell you Minecraft account very cheap (no change pass, no recovery), only $1 each
Contact me we make good deal!!
lol, phished account much? |
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But but but.... my OCZ 1250 PSU is the only PSU I have ever really LOVED! Does that make me one of those CSR stats?
My big concern here is that you are putting so many of our BTC on known-faulty hardware. What is your data replication strategy, both for this and FPS&T? I think I need to talk with some of those default bond issuers. i'm going to confirm that. OCZ PSUs sucked for me. |
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just download with 0.6.0. should take less than 2 hours.
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I want exactly $1 sent to my paypal account. I need it to test something. Please note there's a chance that I won't need it. If I don't need it, I will refund the payment within 10 minutes. The rate will be the "last" price on mtgox. If you're in the US or Canada, you can send it to me as a gift, and it will be fee free for both of us. Otherwise, you pay the fees.
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pretty much this: Seems strange that you chose to replicate flatter system.
Flatter is essentially a solution to the problem of micro donations. With credit card costs being $0.30 + 3% making small tx doesn't make sense. That is the only reason flatter charges the user each month and then splits their monthly fee/fund into per click donation then combines it with other donations and issues a single payment to each donatee.
It is simply an abstraction. It isn't optimal. They only did it that way because of the "rules of the game" associated with credit cards.
With Bitcoin you have very low tx costs and have no way to do recurring billing. Trying to fit their method into a Bitcoin system feels like a square peg in a round hole.
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No, you should not
I agree with Andrew. Building a website that handles money is a terrible first project. SQLi, anyone? |
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coin "age" is taken into account when dealing with transactions, and a block could have poped up in that time, so i'm not surprised.
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Would it be a waste of time for me to try and learn to code and build this site my self?
if you're not worried about getting the site up in a hurry, and you have the patience + time to study, sure. otherwise, hire a freelancer to do it. |
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what i do:  |
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