Linux is slim, and not a memory or cpu hog. So it makes it great for embedded systems that just have to do coordination of the getwork to the GPUs

try


also add
to the bitcoin.conf

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14 post and no trades looks fishy just got on here

actually I forgot you need to update your gcc to gcc 4.5
so do...

if your on lion you need to use Xcode and inside of xcode install the command line tools to get it working
and also use homebrew to install dependencies macports doesn't work as well for me at least.

I don't know, but it shouldn't be hard. Probably like an hour of coding and testing.

it is cause dudes want bitcoins, they can't mine or they can't find a service they are good at, that they can exchange for bitcoins, so they exploit there girls. It is crazy and I feel bad for them. Other day was on cam4btc and this girl was on their, and her "Manager" aka just her boyfriend was selling bitcoins to tip her, at $8.10 per bitcoin I was OMG that crazy, that is greedy person.

if your willing to pay I be able to whip up a java program that allows you to set prices, that will be alerted when any of the exchanges hit that price

Thanks

I think it is this one
http://www.whatfontis.com/Nanum-Pen.font?text=AneWWWWayofbusi

maybe it is handwriting cause that looks like no font I know, maybe a varient of comic sans?

LMAO 25 of web experience and a bitcoin mixer is out of your league LMAO

@rjk stupid question, why would the freshness of the coins make any different in a mixer? Are you solely going off the part that older coins can be mixed more cause of the low tx fees?

I think people just use google charts to do it

http://cam4btc.com/?channel=butt why?
direct link to the lobby

I am actually going to be popping on for this girl, I am interested hope to see you guys there.

as DeathAndTaxes explained the bread and butter of a strong crytography is the algorithm along with salt, and of course with bcrypt you wouldn't have enough computing power to crack all the hashes in his password database.

I think this could be a great idea for the bitcoin community as we always wonder, what site uses to hold our passwords safe.

I was watching a video and the host was talking about how websites should have badges to tell what they use to hash the password with, like "bcrypt","SHA-1","md5" and if they use a salt. I think bitcoins could greatly use this, I am going to put it on my new bitcoin related site. Just wanted see people's thoughts on this.

BTW: if someone wants to make a site with api that can detect the hashing function used and if the salt is good enough, anyone can take that idea.

Dude honestly really? yo you were trying to take people's money for vanity service and you couldn't even setup it so it was private, you have no idea about any idea and your post are so non-formative. Users like this are the cancer, you don't even understand how Ruagtu used there site as a function scram to make money on GLBSE and I know investor that got screwed so yea. I hate full members that just like to inject a quarter of a story on something they have no clue about. Let the big people use bitcoin now.