It's not a surprise that any big company has some Oracle somewhere. So? Are you retarded or what? WHO THE FUCK IS GONNA DO THE SUPPORT IDIOT???
The open source community?
What a clown...
You have no idea how the software industry work, do you? Hint: http://www.postgresql.org/support/professional_support/Before calling someone "retarded", perhaps check how stuff work. Another troll - welcome! I have worked as a developer idiot here: compucon.gr (4 years) and here: http://www.intracom-telecom.com/index.htm (6 years) You? |
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Oracle
Our systems are being developed using Oracle Database 12c Enterprise Edition, I believe we are the first company in Cyprus to utilize this new product. Oracle provide solutions for the largest organizations in the world. Our development team are now official Oracle partners.
Oracle will provide us with some great exposure on an international scale, they will be promoting the fact that Neo & Bee are powered by Oracle, this includes articles in their publications and a success story being published surrounding Neo & Bee.
Oracle? Really? Why would you waste shareholder money on overpriced crap? Because it has "Enterprise" in the name? Marketing and promotion. Marketing of what? Their own cluelessness? Why not just download PostgreSQL and spend $47k on advertising? Caixa Econômica Federal is the second largest bank in Brazil and uses Postgres. If I were a shareholder I'd be pretty pissed about them throwing money away like this. I'd much rather my my investment money go towards building the actual company, not buying more fighter jets and Hawaiian islands for Larry Ellison. Are you retarded or what? WHO THE FUCK IS GONNA DO THE SUPPORT IDIOT??? The open source community? What a clown... |
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oh crap! Break even: ~ 114 months Complete reward: ~ 125 months     Hm, seems like this basically says "Game Over" for now. I know, many don't like to here this, but maybe at some point the focus should be shifted from making a profit to give every Investor his money back = skip the bonus for all accounts. Or when an account is at 100% pause it until all current accounts had their original investments returned and then work off the bonus. +1 |
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April might have been higher measured in dollars... But we all know that the dollar is useless as a tool for comparison since it fluctuates like crazy with announcements of infinite printing of more dollars and lack of announcements of infinite printing of dollars. But if you use gold as a comparison Bitcoin did actually reach ATH in October:  With log scale:  ...but you're till comparing against gold priced in USD. BTC/USD*USD/g of gold = BTC/g of gold. No USD here. It falls out. I know. So if g of gold is worth 1M$ USD, BTC/g of gold will drop, do you see my point ? You know what math is idiot? |
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Download the tar.gz file, extract it via the finder. Open a terminal and navigate to the extracted folder. Issue the command sudo easy-install ./
Million thanks man! |
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Anonymous transactions? Not sure yet...
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ASICMINER is obsolete...
Although AM price dropped massively there are 236,038 public shares out in the wild. What if friedcat would decide to go with a Mastercoin powered decentralized stock exchange? My opinion of AM is independent of friedcat choosing Mastercoin's distributed exchange or not (just for the record). No doubt it would be helpful but I do not think it could cause a price drop in MSC if he does not choose Mastercoin's infrastructures. On the other hand ANY security would be welcomed for start (even Labcoin lol) - I think we should try to convince TAT+cryptocyprus to choose our path too (and not only CySEC). Furthermore, the BTCGarden cancelled IPO could be also restarted... Just my POV. |
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Does anyone have guidance for setting up mastercoin advisor in Mac OS X and/or Ubuntu?
To answer my own question in case anyone else is interested and is pretty much a novice to this stuff as I am, yes, MasterCoin Advisor works perfectly fine in Mac OS X. As JR explained, running his tool requires python 2.7 and pycrypto. Python is native to Mac OS X. The easiest process I found to get things working in Mac OS X (Mavericks) is: 1. Download/install latest XCode 2. Download/install latest XCode command line tools (in my case, the latest version released in October 2013 for Mavericks) 3. Download/install paramiko https://pypi.python.org/pypi/paramiko/1.12.0 Install for this is easy - from directory you can type: sudo easy-install ./4. Download JR's MasterCoin advisor https://github.com/dacoinminster/MasterCoin-Adviser/blob/master/MasterCoinAdvisor.pyAnd that's pretty much it. Been wanting to test sending coins around and was getting stuck setting things up so was pretty excited once I got things going. So maybe this will help others. Sorry this is way too trivial for this thread and probably not the best place to post. I was going to put this in the buy/sell thread but that's been getting cluttered with other non-trade related discussion as is...maybe its time for a How to send MSC/Troubleshooting thread? How do you install paramiko? |
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How many mastercoins were distributed for every Bitcoin sent to the Exodus address?
Can't seem to find the original price anywhere in the OP..
100 msc per btc, plus 10% extra per week before the deadline. So most Mastercoin investors are up over 10x fold their investment already? Pretty much yes. |
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What Chinese exchange with English interface would you suggest for trading? I like the 0% fee idea...
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Alice can use a mixing service to send bitcoins to the transfer address. Bob could use the same service as well. Taint analysis will show their sending addresses match, because they both used the same shared wallet. Right?
http://www.bitcoinfog.com/https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=50037.0They use a pool - I am not sure if it is based on 1 or more wallets. What I do not like in them is that I have the option only for up to 5 different deposit addresses. On the other hand I just realized I have a knowledge gap on whether a bitcoin address can be linked with a wallet without actually having access to the wallet.dat file... EDIT: I mean if they can figure out only with blockchain analysis that a single wallet is responsible for two or more addresses. I think yes...On anonymity this guy seems to have grabbed the real issue: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=286536.msg3347932#msg3347932 |
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Is it possible to get a false positive if someone uses bitfog as well? Both payments will go from the same shared address, am I right?
I am not sure I understand what you ask! |
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Just playing devil's advocate here, no offense  |
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You can send more than one transaction. How do you know a user will not send more than once? Taint analysis. I can use bitfog! |
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My stake is/will be 1 BTC worth. I will not get any NXT for free.
P.S. We are still too far from desired 250 users. Maybe we will attract more people after I show colored coins in action...
I had send around 0.63BTC if I recollect correctly. Can I send more up to the 1BTC? How do you know a user will not send more than once? I can use a new address and/or new wallet... |
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Follow me on Twitter @BCNext.
Cannot find it... |
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quoting my brilliant self: Consider the following scenarios:
1) 100,000 btc 24hr volume by 10,000 traders, with 90% of trades by 9,000 traders; and
2) 500,000 btc 24hr volume by 100 traders, with 90% of trades by 10 traders.
A noob investor/trader is likely to consider high volume as an indication of high demand, especially after a calm period. In 2), the few major traders can manipulate the price around at will.
This should be common sense.
So the idea is to manipulate the volume on BTC-E in order to drive the price down on exchanges with greater depth such as MTGox or BitStamp? You are stupid. Indulge us, please... |
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