Can I get an address in case sensitive prefix with 1King111 for free? If you agree I'll be sending you the public key via PM ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) Thanks. No, but for 0.0087 btc. (assuming exact case) What about 1king111 (all in lower case) ? Can I get it for free? Thanks again. No, but for 0.3887 btc (exact case). Note that most lower case and some upper case chars after the first 1 are significantly harder. 1King111 has a diff of 873,388,193,410 1king111 has a diff of 51,529,903,411,245
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The first has a fee that is too low, the second requires the first to confirm, because it uses on of the coins created yb the first wallet.
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Does anyone know how much would it take me to download the full wallet from 0? I have only 20mb/s of internet connection, is it going to take like a year?
Certainly not a year no. Even slow old laptops where the bottleneck is the CPU only take up to a week.
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hi, im a very irregular user of the BitCoin network and MultiBit so my questions my sound very basic......
I downloaded MultiBit 0.5.16 and use it as my BitCoin s/w. I created my wallet with name and password and it works just fine.
I funded my wallet and have used it for a a few transactions over the last 12 months. I think it is now out of date but I'm not sure.
Why does the s/w not check for the latest version?
What is the lastest version and where do I get it from.
any help would be appreciated, thanks bityjim
From the version number I think you are using multibit classic[1]. The latest Multibit Classic is 0.5.19. There is a complete new multibit now, but the classic version is still supported and gets crucial security updates AFAIK. It might be a good idea for you to advance to the new version. It includeds automated reminders on updates. [1] https://multibit.org/releases.html
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This just... uh, why would you need it? If I wanted to steal someone's data, I'd rip out the HDD and steal ALL of it, not waste time trying to search the drive while trying to remain hidden. I doubt criminals often go "I need to sit here for an hour looking for info!"
This does not steal data, it destroys the computer[1,2]. For all I know the device itself is legit, but I didnt try to buy one so I cant attest for the site itself.
[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_TidRpVWXBE [2] http://thehackernews.com/2015/10/usb-killer.html
Nevermind confused with a similarly named device. See e.g. the post below.
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He says, 'we are all satoshi', that could mean that this isn't the real Satoshi. He must sign a message or it is just a troll trying to make a bit fun.
It means: stop looking for an authority figure to solve your issues kids, learn to walk.
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I think theymos was already close to 2000 when the change happened, the above data is most likely calculated from the secret seed. Filtered for already legendary accounts first of course.
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to all of those who flag me kindly check iam not who what you thinking just have same name why you people doing this ![Huh](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/huh.gif) ![Huh](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/huh.gif) You either are JameRD himself or were impersonating him earlier, the latter I believe is more likely. Both of which (IMO) is neg worthy. Oh and: -snip- james_rd =! james.rd https://i.imgur.com/kJ0NMn4.jpgI fell for that as well. I would really appreciate if threads started here would follow the suggested format[1] more often. [1] https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=260073.0
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Mining speculation (child board of Mining) - Speculation about mining hardware (will this rig break even, when, etc.), difficulty (predictions about it rising/falling), profitability (is this rig profitable, should I mine with such price of electricity, etc.), etc.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=703657.0
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I am new here and I have a problem,
Welcome. i am started bitcoin miner,
Software or hardware? and register my wallet.
Register? Where did you register? But no coins in my wallet
Which wallet do you use? because when I use the computer name, he tell there is already an connection,
"use the computer name" for what exactly? what can I do to start the connection and use my butcoins in the wallet?
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Dunno if this is the right place to post this. Well I'm uncertain if the Op said he would pay a bounty for information about a pair of sunglasses he would reward the closeist with $15 after 48 hours. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1207996.20Am I being to trigger happy ? For reference #13: -snip- Closest answer wins. I'll leave this thread open for 48 hours and then declare the winner.
as well as the entire thread -> https://archive.is/0Aq2rI will leave a rating, but honestly the lot in the thread pretty much asked to get scammed. Everyone freely provided possible answers without a single one even posting the word escrow. I never used an escrow nor would i. I trust the people i trade with. WOW what a concept huh.. NO i have not had a bad trade ever either. So what now we're going to give people negative trust for NOT "talking" about Escrow's ? ![Roll Eyes](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/rolleyes.gif) Yes, I gave everyone in that thread a negative rating because they did not insist on escrow. I think you are smarter than this. DO i have to point out the obvious ?
People with no reputation should not be doing deals.. if you choose to work with a noob then it's your prerogative / risk.
Yes and a common way for this is to involve someone with reputation. -offtopic rant-
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Coins die andere Signaturverfahren verwenden werden mit einer Bitcoinadresse nichts anfangen können. Es passt dann wohl nicht zusammen, sei es von der Länge, der Prüfsummeoder sonstigen Parametern. Dort ist der privatekeytausch garnicht erst nötig.
Zumindest geh ich davon aus, das solche Querverbindungen nicht hinhauen bzw wäre es mehr als riesenzufall würde es genau passen obwohl es gänzlich anders aufbaut. So als wenn einer mit Multiplikation und der andere mit Addition arbeitet. 14 würde dann zu 1x4=4 oder 1+4=5 umgesetzt und hätte unterschiedliche Ergebnisse.
Stimmt schon, es wäre äußerst unwahrscheinlich das der Hash vom öffentlichen Schlüssel (als Adresse) dann zufällig passt.
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this fucker jamerd back and using lot of fake duplicate forum accounts https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=669252this mother fucker already scammed 7 btc but they want more and more I got below pm on forum !!! WARNING: This user is a newbie. If you are expecting a message from a more veteran member, then this is an imposter !!!
if you have paypal fund i can exchange it only 1% fee skype:jame.rd instant exchange no id required thanks
fuck him Cant say I trust you much, would you report the PM to staff and ask for a confirmation here please?
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I know the slow way just delete and start from beginning. takes a long time. P.I.T.A.
I run a full node 24/7
I have been poking at my 11.0 and don't see an upgrade setting.
So do I do it all over again?
Or is there some kind of upgrade that I am missing.
#1 close bitcoin core #2 install latest version #3 continue with old wallet file, blockchain data and settings.
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Thank you in advance to whoever that verify and quotes this. -----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE----- This is WENGER from bitcointalk.org and today is 12/10/2015. -----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNATURE----- 13G2RgDFyn4qgNiZcZZSPkPGLvBxJP9zZQ IBkybjzW5OVNf4pxd3i59Fs5Ai1CqpC5MDIJUs7jZ7A0foX8rYIYithK6glj+bxs9Yw4ydh7p7MN2th9gd7/yx4= -----END BITCOIN SIGNATURE----- verified.
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-snip-
The above should have set you up with a fixed IP for the machine. Now to make sure the router is configured correctly. Since I dont know that particular router, I had to search and found this[1] guide. Looks pretty straight forward. The settings in the last picture for you are: Name: Bitcoin core Start Port: 8333 End Port: 8333 Protocol: TCP IP Address: <the one you set following knightdk's advice>
If you already did this, you should confirm the settings are correct. [1] http://www.loxone.com/nlnl/service/documentatie/user-interface/remote-access/virgin-media-super-hub.html
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It is possible to copy wallet.dat from Bitcoin Core without syncing it up to date and use it in another wallet instead for quick acces? For example some in simplified validation wallet (Electrum, Multibit)?
Not directly, you would have to export (via bitcoin core) or extract (e.g. with pywallet) the private keys first. Afterwards you can import them in any programm that allows this. E.g. Multibit HD no longer allows importing keys (Classic did) and Electrum 2 forces you to create a different wallet for the imported keys. This is mainly to make it blatantly obvious that imported keys are not covered by the seeds.
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These bots are so annoying but what they post is sometimes quite enjoyable to read. But now it's just spam bots posting in Spanish which is just very annoying. Hope the mods ban all of these bots. They get nuked in like 2 minutes though. lol.
Maybe some day they will create a beautiful haiku.
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-snip- Urban dictionary is not a creditable source. Anyone would know that. It is basically like wikipedia which is an online source made by everyone, for everyone. Ask a teacher who has been a teacher for several years in the art of journalism. They will tell you the same words I'm telling you. You'll need a creditable source such as Google or Webster.
Google is a credible source? Please tell your teacher they need to quit their job. Anyway. No they dont need a credible source, in fact the staff here needs no source at all. They can just define spam in the way that is to be understood here. It might be confusing for some, it might even be irritating for some, but there is no need to have credible source for the rules of a private forum. Please refrain from belittling teachers for doing their jobs correctly. You do not have a degree in teaching journalism, so you have no right to belittle any of the teachers I know of. In fact I do, have a right to belittle anyone that I deem fit to be belittled. Teaching Google as a credible source would explain Fox News though. This is not a private forum if it is open to the public for anyone to sign up.
Still private, even if the doors are open. Therefore, it does not belong to one single person.
Thats not a requirement for private property, what you have in mind is personal property. If it did, only one person would log in, which would not make it a forum. When describing Bitcoin or Bitcoin forums, refrain from terms such as "private" in order to avoid this currency or this forum having a very excluding image. We need diversity, and we need a large community. We need people to join, and not feel intimidated to do so. That is how the currency grows.
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