that is the end. but he will come back with another great idea  (and people will buy it) He probably won't get away with anything else... I know the magnitude of the issue is a bit different, but would people buy anything else from Karpeles, for example? Highly doubt it  People already lost lots of money with Garza and his stuff. |
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Searching is enabled again now. I also made several improvements to search. It should be substantially faster now, and maybe also more accurate. (SMF was extremely buggy in this area -- it's surprising that search was even usable before.)
Thank you, the search is very handy Keep up the good work! |
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It's amazing how this guy seems to consistently forget to delete his traces. From his email being public, to all those transactions via clearnet, without mixing coins...
It's amazing he did it this far.
PS: I'm not defending him. Neither condoning him.
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Pretty obvious this would happen. He will be soon shutting off everything he has, and he'll try to flee from the Bitcoin world. Although I don't think he'll have much luck escaping... He probably made enough already with scamming |
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Not a good idea to add 10000 addresses using importprivkey when each import triggers a full rescan.
At least with pywallet i could add the addresses and then bitcoin core could rescan when i start it, but not for each import, it would take a week.
No. importprivkey 5gfasgfsgfd name1 false
importprivkey 5jhdhgfhghf name2 false
importprivkey 5gfgdssdgfd name3 false
importprivkey 5gtsgggggdg name4 false
importprivkey 5fgdgfdgfgf name5 true
the last true triggers the scan. the other disable it. the rescan will scan for all keys. Yep, just found about that and came here to post this Very useful, wasn't aware of this option! |
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I am participating in the shift from government and bank controlled fiat to Bitcoin. I'm also spreading the word. That's pretty good I think As for charities, I haven't donated to any yet. I plan on starting to do it if I see any charity in my country/region. |
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I need from command line (linux) be able to remove specified address and the private key from a bitcoin core wallet.dat The same needed to add private key to a wallet.dat from command line, do not want bitcoin-cli importprivkey with it triggets a rescan of the blockchain time consume. example: shutmyduck remove <address> justanotherduckwallet.dat shutmyduck add <privkey> duckwallet.dat if this is already possible with pywallet just show me exactly how to do it and i will pay you. I believe adding will have to rescan the blocks otherwise it wont know how many funds are in the address I think. Yes, it will rescan it to check for transactions anyway As for command line options, there's only --importprivkey ou --importhex, noone for removing keys AFAIK |
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Didn't know it was easy to make fast rolls on the user end, I thought the issue wasn't only on the API... Thanks for your replies But yeah... I still want fast rolls haha |
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We need it to be simple and straight to the point, so: 1. really fast rolls 2. martingale And that's pretty much about it |
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I voted pro. Why not?
It's not needed right now, but one day it might be, and I think when that day reaches everyone will be ready for it.
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Ah, too bad. Missed opportunity... For now |
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ISIS also uses thousands, if not millions of dollars and other currencies. Why isn't that being reported?
Do they suddenly found someone that sells weapons in Bitcoin?
It's pretty obvious these kind of people are going to use Bitcoin, as it provides them an easy way to transfer funds, just like drug dealers did, but I seriously don't get the press's point when millions of units of fiat currency are used for crimes every week.
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Thanks for the share. Didn't know the version hosted on the Bitcoin website wasn't the original one...
And such an odd website for the original paper to be hosted, lol
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I can already pay at McDo with Bitcoin, thanks to my Bitcoin debit cards.... Not everyone has such cards... And operating with BTC is different than having an "intermediate" card Why pay for crap food with bitcoin when you can pay for complete food with bitcoin? That said, McDonalds accepting bitcoin (and advertising it) can only be a good thing… Crap, but they do have nice deserts haha About joylent... You made me curious about it |
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Have you tried selling it to an eccentric Israeli? Someone like Borgore, or something  |
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Interesting... hope it's not going to be a flop and they announce ApplePay
They already have Apple Pay I think folks are totally misplaced on this one. It's going to be pay with a smile or some such thing. They have no idea and dont care what bitcoin is.
Pay with a smile? That's odd, lol. They probably do know what Bitcoin is. And they didn't say no to Bitcoin when they were asked about it |
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Maybe it was burned down! Keep us up to date, please Oh god, let's hope not! Enough of burning rigs out there... Can happen to anyone! check the last page on the s5 thread  maybe that 10ph went here: https://blockchain.info/blocks/121.41.32.229 Really bad stuff... Makes me remember some news about burnt down mining operations last year |
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Beyond cold wallets, paper wallets, multisig wallets, split keys and other methods, you can also simple ask someone to hold them for you, or request an escrow for this... And most importantly, learning how to behave Some people have real issues about that and don't change because they're afraid to admit their flaw! |
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