What's your last 1000000 for? |
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The thing is it's no more off-topic as all these topics have the same purpose
Hence a new (sub-)board
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Ah, ok.  The forum software does filter the mail for everyone, and filter the filter for just me, so i can send me an email... Veeeeery reasonable....  But thanks for the answer. It can be kinda useful. It reminds me of which honeypot adress I used to register here because I sure as hell didn't use my real one. This |
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To be more specific, i would like to put in my signature (as an example) the bitcoin sign. Is it possible and if it is, how?
Write That will print BTCOK this is a bbcode used in this forum. I mean that i want to have this sign to my keyboard as euro, dollar or pound sign. I would like to write an article and put the bitcoin sign into it as i do for all other symbols. I don't care if it would be ascii, utf, iso or what I know i ask to much but it can be a start. As I said it's been years people want UTF-8 to include a Bitcoin symbol, just do a search in the forum |
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To be more specific, i would like to put in my signature (as an example) the bitcoin sign. Is it possible and if it is, how?
Write That will print BTC |
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What you're looking for is ISO 4217 (unicode, not "ascii") and here is a short list of people before you:
WTF are you talking about? ISO 4217 is about currency codes Unicode and ASCII are charsets |
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Maybe your talking about one of the extended ASCII sets, like ISO 8859-15 where € is 0xA4
I think the number of people using this kind of tricks is really low. And anyway, except if you want to create your own ASCII-extended charset (good luck to make it used by anybody), you can't modify an existing one to put another symbol: all the 256 characters are used!
Where we can add characters is UTF-8
And adding a Bitcoin character in UTF-8 is discussed for years
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Des personnes sur ce forum?
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Doesn't work. I did the install.bat and hit yes/next/i agree on everything. i run pywallet.bat and I get an error.
C:\Users\Ssateneth>D:\pywallet\pywallet.py --web --port=8989
A mandatory option is missing
Usage: pywallet.py [options]
(it spams all the options after)
what am i doing wrong?
There is install.bat in the same directory, run it If it doesn't work, try running update.bat then install.bat Then report results |
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As etotheipi asked me I just pushed a new version, which doesn't need any dependency
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si t'es sur paris on peut faire un echange contre cash avec escrow pour les btc sur les 2 restants.
babacool69 Bizarrement j'en doute  |
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Use some ECC math and send coins to ( your public key * private key only known by trusted guy ) When you want to use your coins, multiply both private keys and it gives the final private key to use How toHere, A is OP and B is trusted guy Sending: - A sends his public key(Apk) to B
- B computes Apk * Bpvk (Bpvk is a private key) and the result is the vault public key
- B computes the corresponding address and makes it public
- A sends coins to that address
Redeeming: - B sends Bpvk to A (can be done securely: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=196378.0)
- A computes Apvk * Bpvk (Apvk is the private key corresponding to Apk) and the results is the vault private key: Vpvk
- A imports Vpvk in a wallet
- A uses his coins
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This North Korea FUD it's a proof, that people has real interest on this country
What is fucking wrong with you? Does the need to be an early adopter burn your brain and destroy every bit of logic inside you?
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Yeah... Sure...
WTS Testnet Bitcoins at 1BTC/1k
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Je n'en suis pas l'auteur, j'ai en fait un fork plus avancé et surtout plus suivi Du coup c'est peut-être le code de Joric qui t'a aidé à comprendre (comme moi ), mais si je l'ai assez démocratisé pour que t'en entendes parler et que ça t'aide c'est déjà pas mal! Ah et désolé pour les parties horriblement codées... J'ai appris le Python avec pywallet donc les codes datant de mes premières modifications doivent être assez moches... |
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I read ultra quickly and I understood it's not what is called a "quantum computer". It just uses a processor that uses quantum effects in its transistors.
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Another alternative is to find someone in the bitcoin community that you trust and get them to hold to them until your withdraw for something worthwile.
If OP really wants that, chose carefully the guy and read his posts/feedbacks If needed I can be this guy (I mean seriously this time, I know how addiction is a bitch) Whatever you do, follow bigmerve's advice |
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