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it is hosted at namecheap, have you tried contacting them about it? They are a very good domain seller, and are probably more than able to help
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Here you go Had to block out my address, no offence just dont want no creeps at my door.    I do have previous work in farms I worked at my university's rendering farm. It was not huge but it was decent. just quoting |
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Dude really lol Think half of this is just people making it hard to break into the bitcoin world.
Great first comment on My IPO I get scammer alert
Prove yourself, it really isn't too hard to break into the bitcoin world js |
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what about generating vainty addresses?
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EDIT: nevermind don't use caster, they force you to use their own player  |
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The only thing is that they didn't really know there facts on a couple of things on one of there shows |
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So this first podcast is going to sound awkward (as i listen back on it) but that might just be my own self conciounessness of listening to my own voice. Any who I was thinking of hosting it on my pipboy3000.com website just to help the future promotion of that domain but any who when its done uploaidng ill link it here and hope for the best.
you should get a shoutcast server (which you can have export to a file and make it a podcast) or set one up and irc channel I tune into that for maybe bitcoin news of the day, or just bitcoin related shows I will look into setting up a shoutcast server for now I'll do uploads this one is free js |
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@gweedo
Tnx, but it is not there.
@Pieter Wuille
Tnx, I have notice this and also picked it up for blockchain.info on this while looking around for a solution. It seems that it should not be a problem as long as I do not reuse the the receiving address on my side.
I will in the mean time use a manual process until someone could assist me with this.
no but the standard practice is to have many different address so those become unique so you can easily track transactions that are made to your wallet. |
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Great work @jgarzik, this is critically important stuff. Even if nobody seems to notice  I noticed it! I am waiting for it to get a little more stable, cause this would make a perfect proxy, have a bitcoind, turn off the RPC and use this so even if the rpc name, and password are figured out, they can't steal any coins. |
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First off he sounds like he has been mining for gold since 1949. Second he didn't use the chart at all to explain his point. Third he should have shown, gold, sliver numbers along with the bitcoin numbers to strengthen his argument which is clearly non-existence. He just don't understand the why bitcoins shot up that much, and clearly the market needed to be retested to then be stable.
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So this first podcast is going to sound awkward (as i listen back on it) but that might just be my own self conciounessness of listening to my own voice. Any who I was thinking of hosting it on my pipboy3000.com website just to help the future promotion of that domain but any who when its done uploaidng ill link it here and hope for the best.
you should get a shoutcast server (which you can have export to a file and make it a podcast) or set one up and irc channel I tune into that for maybe bitcoin news of the day, or just bitcoin related shows |
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OK a couple of things, the coin is probably new, it has been recently received by you. OR you have a lot of inputs that need to be use to create that coin to be sent.
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no you didn't lose all the coins, you need to back up the wallet.dat, and re download the blockchain
Wow, thanks for the fast reply! OK sorry for the noob questions here, but what exactly do I download? The entire program over again or? Because I cannot even start the one I have now. Presumably that is what I must do? Your on windows so i am guessing your using Vista or 7 so in this folder C:\Users\YourUserName\Appdata\Roaming\Bitcoin pull out the file named wallet.dat and back it up in a save place that has your private keys to claim your coins, then after that delete everything else in the folder, then restart the program, then after you download blockchain again, you should have a check on the right corner of the program. Then insert wallet.dat in that folder, and run the program with the -rescan command |
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no you didn't lose all the coins, you need to back up the wallet.dat, and re download the blockchain
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