Hmm, seems cute to give your kids bitcoins, but maybe more along the lines of an investment than pocketmoney.  I remember my grandma giving me a 10 year usgov't bond when I was young.  Some kinda thing where I was going to be able to cash out 100$ in 10 years or something.  If you gave your kid 1BTC and explained that if the price rose to $1000 .... (just wait and watch, etc).

Bitcoin ATMs still sound convenient.  I predict some government will allow them somewhere, no?

This puts it pretty clearly, I think.

Buy a small sailboat.

Thanks for the reading material!

I wish I was smart enough for this.

Unless they legitimately don't want to sell because they are interested in keeping the product.  I might agree that a fair price for my widget is $N, but I still might not want to sell it because then I'd have to go buy another widget.

Still, I think your point is well made.

Sure, it could be fun.  I guess the issue (like others have said) is programmatically finding announcements of new coins with confidence.

geez, i think you can do better.  i believe in your potential.  let us know how much you make on this one.

Whoops, I was trying to use yesterday's unused code for tomorrows game.  Guess I'm outta luck.

Good luck with your info gathering.  As for myself, I can't see how it would help me.

Depends on your OS.

I'm running debian wheezy.  I just got the source and did ./configure && make && make install (basically).

I've really enjoyed making and testing bots on coinchat.  It's taught me a lot about node.js and socket.io  I really appreciate the opportunity!

Not that this isn't interesting, I suppose it'd be useful on a usb stick.  I may try it out sometime in that context, but I don't think that I'd be installing it on any of my machines.  I'm too used to standard debian to go switching distros.

Good luck Snowden!

I'd contribute if I had more myself.

So, the idea is that you pay me based on the number of posts that I make since enrolling?  That is, you don't include my previous posts.  Is that right?

The inputs.io thingy is apparently very popular with the faucet makers and I guess it makes sense because they dish out such small amounts.  I also found that coinbox.me is reasonable for these purposes though.

This is totally dodgy.  Unless subtector posts the source for his app, it seems obvious he is looking to do more than just survey screens.

subtector, if you want people to trust you, why not address the concerns head on:

  1) reveal more about your project by talking about *why* you want to collect the information that you say you want
  2) reveal the source code for the application that you want people to install

Given that your reply to people security concerns was "i don't see the point of being concerned", I think this makes you seem all the more suspicious.

Good luck!

I suppose that the 3rd coin won't really be established for some years now.

Interesting!  Thanks for the link.