Everyone has to have a record of you receiving those bitcoins or you won't be able to spend them.

Whichever one the wallet developer used.

0.90 works fine for me on linux.

You just need to get a job that pays in BTC every week.  Starting salary of $750k should be close to about right.  Maybe you could take an overnight class tonight to become a brain surgeon or grab your MBA real quick and open up a hedge fund.

Bitcoin's become so popular that it's hard to get a free transaction processed now.

You should change the password that you coded into the script and save.

Check out electrum or armory -- they both generate a random passphrase for you and you can print it out, so you don't have to write it down

Congrats

You could always install your own block explorer.

Just because the version is the latest in yum doesn't mean it's the latest.  Find the source and compile/install/ldconfig to see if that helps.

No, only for the software that they use to store thousands of dollars with.

what?  can't you google?  https://bitcoin.org/en/download

Setup your bitcoin.conf like so: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Running_Bitcoin#Bitcoin.conf_Configuration_File

What's the difference between a private key and some code you give them to redeem it?

Maybe it just does that on windows.  You can open a second cmd.exe and try bitcoind getinfo and see if it's responding.

It's also less than a hamburger, since McDonalds is valued at 494942929292 quabillion dollars.

Wouldn't you need all those libraries installed on your computer too?

Try two dashes

I'm sure it would be easier to install a linux VM than get it to work natively in windows.

Doesn't amazon already sell computational time?  Why would google's be game-changing?

Download notepad++
Make a new file, enter:

rpcuser=krkfifeioefwk
rpcpassword=34kjjrkjr4kljfu9vf9uvfu98vdskj34kjfsadup9gfi9gtr0u89t484thu

save as bitcoin.conf in C:\Users\username\AppData\Roaming\Bitcoin\ (change username to your windows username)