Dailybtc scratch-off has been scratched off the list for no longer giving out free bitcoins.

DailyBtc free scratch-off ( discontinued )

I gave DailyBtc free scratch-off three days to see if it was temporary.
They have now been scratched off the list. 

Bitcrate still has some coins available to give away.

Cool.


Aways good to have something to bash if ones bunny finishes in last place.   

Here is an updated list ( the ones you had in quotes ) with me filling in ones you were missing after.
I removed the dashes from your list to avoid them being confused with a negative symbol, which
some entries have, like the ones on Zhifu.

The one with the question mark is one I couldn't find. That coordinate seems inaccessible.
You sure it isn't the "298 127" one I had and you were missing? If it is correct could you
perhaps give the coordinates for the key access point(s), like a land bridge or mountain pass etc.,
that one needs to use to access that area?   

Xinren Tang:
267 163
298 127
264 112 ( newbie only )
264 109 ( newbie only )

Xinren:
283 300

Zhifu: ( the main island )
-209 -13
-213 -48
-268 -19
-206 -148

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I sent you a 17 btm tip for putting this list up.   

If anyone has statue locations that are missing please post their coordinates in this thread. 

( Note that some islands, like the island of Tao, have statues that look the same as these but don't give out gifts. )

Interesting.  It is also good for seeing all the payments, including the total, made to a given address you used there. 

I was able to decrypt using openssl on the command line, as Richy_T posted, perfectly. 

I booted up linux using virtualbox in Windows 7.   I typed "openssl" in a console and
saw that it was already installed; got the openssl> prompt.

I copied the encrypted key from the backup pdf I had in Windows and put it in a file called key.txt.
I put that in a folder shared between that virtualbox linux OS and Windows.

I typed out the command like in Richy_T's post:
openssl enc -d -aes-256-cbc -in key.txt -a -k password

Providing the proper path to my key.txt file and copy-pasting the password from
the password manager I have running in Windows 7.  I got the decrypted key and
then copy-pasted that back into the form at the blockchain.info webpage in firefox,
also running in Windows.  It worked!

It is so cool to be able to run multiple operating systems on the same computer
at the same time, and to be able to seamlessly share files, and copy-paste data,
between them.   

Thanks. I will send you what I get from them when next I check them ( I don't log in there
regularly so it might be a little while, but since it has been a while since I last checked them
it might be a good haul    ) and I encourage anyone who uses those to tip you as well. 

Thanks, that's a good change. 

Omnicoins added to the OP.
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Omnicoins added to the OP.
Learn how to get free coin here.

There are 30 statues now?  There were only 24 last I checked ( 6 on the main island and the rest on the newbie island ).
Do you happen to have the coordinates for them all?  ( you can type /loc to display the coordinates ).

If you post those coordinates here be sure to include a Bitcoin donation address as well.   

And herbs can range in value as high as 1 BTC:
http://www.dragons.tl/mediawiki-1.16.5/index.php/Herbs

Looks like dailybtc.com might have discontinued their daily scratch-off.

Oh you're a big boy aren't you.   

Are you any more successful with that pump em and dump em scheme?
 
( probably up to the point where you drop your drawers and the scam becomes obvious )

Bitcrate has been refilled.

Lol

Works as well as Bitcoin.  Because it is Bitcoin, with a few tweaks to make it seem like something new for all the early adopter jonesers,
but doesn't add anything significant.  So it is as solid as solidcoin.  The fact that a scambag like Goat has taken an interest in it is excuse
enough for me to avoid it.   

 

I notice there seems to be a few online decrypters, but I might try what you present above just to try it out.  I have a few different distros of linux that I run under/within/along-side Windows with VirtualBox. 


Thanks