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I'm taking a guess here:
Instawallet is run by the same guy as Bitcoinmonitor.com. Bitcoinmonitor doesn't show transactions in the network anymore all of a sudden, only Trades. I guess the server's Bitcoin-daemon crashed, which would cause the Bitcoinmonitor-Symptoms and also Instawallet throwing an error. No need to worry.
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Look up "Transaction fees"  I said it's irrelevant. Transaction fees are 1 or 2 incomes for miners. If you remove 1 income (block generation reward), then you decrease the profits of miners. If you decrease a source of income, hash will likely drop. Who cares? If hash drops the network is less secure and prone to attack. If in 2040 Bitcoin is still alive, there will be much more transactions per block, which also means much more transaction fees. Block Generation Reward will be nothing compared to transaction fees by then, so it doesn't matter if it's removed. Mining will still be profitable. This has been discussed before. |
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Look up "Transaction fees" |
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Skills Required:
PHP, MySQL, Java, Ruby On Rails, C++ If they wanted to create a decentralized currency they wouldn't use MySQL I think. |
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Hi there folks! Im sure many of you fine people have heard of out humble group's recent exploits through the media storm its been generating Anyway you can get all the info on our little jaunts on our website http://lulzsecurity.com/If you appreciate our efforts and feel like helping out a little you can donate to 1NnvKR49buFeimvnJGRtCa9gwLx8vHWbcm Quite interesting that there's a completely different adress on your official Site. |
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Those aren't actually their members. They are just listing what payment providers there are. Their members are listed on this page: http://www.bvdw.org/der-bvdw/mitgliedschaft/mitgliedsunternehmen.htmlThe payment providers that are actually members of BVDW are: - deal united
- Giropay
- Hi-media Deutschland
- Deutsche Telekom
- SafetyPay
- Payback GmbH
There may be others that are not on the list of payment providers or are on there under a different name. Don't forget - eBay GmbH
- eBay Limited, eBay Advertising Group Deutschland
PayPal belongs to eBay I think |
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Excuse me for being a buzzkill, but this is pure Bullshit.
I really hate the idea of websites forcing me to mine for them without even noticing me. Also, due to the inefficiency of javascript, the hash-rate is ridiculously low, so this is just a criminal waste of electricity.
If you want to monetize your website, use ads or ask for donations, but don't contribute to the already big ecological footprint of bitcoin.
I will block the api.bitp.it-domain now and I urge everyone to do the same!
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I always liked btch (h == hecto)
Make that a "bitch" so it's easier to pronounce. |
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 There are multiple transactions showing up which have a combined size of 94600 BTC. Is this a double-spending attempt or does someone actually have multiple chunks of 94600 BTC? |
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Alpha/Beta (development) stage 2D isometric roleplaying universe now accepts bitcoins as well as various alternate block chain currencies based on bitcoin code.
Wat? Oh please no. |
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1. Download http://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;sa=account (Rightclick, 'save target as') and save it as a .html-file 2. Open the html-File in a text-Editor like Notepad 3. Search for " name="oldpasswrd" size="20" " 4. Replace size="20" with size="64" 5. Save file. 6. Open the file in your Browser 7.  8. Profit. Untested, but it should do the trick. This should be fixed in the forum-software though. |
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You should make the 0-Ball look upwards, otherwise it looks kinda sad. Just sayin. |
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Awesome art and nice idea to make a bitcoin-contest out of it.
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Oh, I didn't know that. I have to admit that the whole concept still confuses me from time to time. Thank you!
However, 4 million transactions a day would still produce a volume of 2.4 GB which every active client has to download, whether this data is actually saved in the long term or not.
2.4 GB per day are 100MB per hour. It's possible with current broadband-connections, but it would still clog a major part of one's internet-connection.
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Here's a thing that worries me regarding the possible future growth of Bitcoin: As I have understood it, every peer has a dataset of every transaction ever made in Bitcoins. I've looked into a block at blockexplorer.com and have estimated a single transaction to average at a size of 600 Byte. Now there is PayPal. According to this article Paypal handles nearly 4 million transactions per day. Now let's assume Bitcoin will grow to the same size as Paypal. 4 million transactions would produce a datavolume of 2.4GB a day. That is a lot, even considering Moore's law. Also don't forget that Bitcoin is much more useful for microtransactions than Paypal, so with the same userbase it would produce even more transactions. Does this radically limit Bitcoin's growth or have I missed something? |
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