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461  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Blockchain Info - spam on: September 29, 2014, 12:19:57 PM
I don't see why its a problem. I like the free money, if bitcoin hits a million a satoshi will be worth a cent, and you will be one cent richer because some spammers sent you some money. Its a win win situation.
462  Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: [you have 3 days]I bought $200 of gift cards from Anonymous22, now both are at 0 on: September 29, 2014, 12:19:00 PM
What did the deal come to? Did he get a full refund?
463  Bitcoin / Development & Technical Discussion / Re: How can i generate addresses for my online service? and check the payment? on: September 29, 2014, 11:29:37 AM
You don't need a blockchain account, just a cold storage to receive the funds. If blockchain is down that means it won't work, and it wont generate an address for he user.
464  Bitcoin / Development & Technical Discussion / Re: How can i generate addresses for my online service? and check the payment? on: September 29, 2014, 02:35:06 AM
Blockchain.info receive payment api. Good luck!
465  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Blockchain Info - spam on: September 28, 2014, 10:42:08 PM
I dont really care. Its a new age of advertising, imagine receiving random payments in your paypal account saying btcsmart.net or something.
466  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: PHP Secret Key Generating Script on: September 28, 2014, 07:37:22 PM
You could use a GUID but it doesn't really matter, as long as it is long enough (not brute forceable) its fine.
467  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: PHP Secret Key Generating Script on: September 28, 2014, 04:32:32 PM
Are you sure this is strong randomness?
Yes, I don't see why it isnt. Its just making random characters so we don't need that to be random.
468  Economy / Services / Re: Pocket Dice Signature Campaign on: September 28, 2014, 03:07:34 PM
We won't receive payment until Wednesday, and I will tell you if I myself receive it. The campaign is from Wednesday to Wednesday weekly.
469  Economy / Services / Re: Pocket Dice Signature Campaign on: September 28, 2014, 02:43:26 PM
LOL why does everyone get so concerned with a signature campaign? Guys relax it is a tiny fraction of a BTC not a pay check. I am amazed how worked up people get over a few dollars worth of Bitcoin.
The forum likes to point on scams. Its not only a few dollars, there are lots of people signed up for this and posting a lot for this.
470  Bitcoin / Project Development / PHP Secret Key Generating Script on: September 28, 2014, 07:38:25 AM
I have made a very short secret generating script for if you need to make secret keys for casinos. This makes 3650 days worth of keys (you can easily make more, just change one number) to last 10 years. It generates and inserts the original secret (the thing you use and reveal 24 hours later), and the encrypted version which you release instantly, and it there at any time. It also associates a day per each pair. It inserts it all into a mysql database, but you can obviously change this, maybe insert into a csv file or something else. It is written in php.
This assumes you have a table with 3 columns, date, hash, and secret. You can change the table name if you want, and the hash algorithm. Its up to you what you do with it.
Source code:

Code:
<?php
require('conn.php');
// ^ connect to the database on this line. The mysql connection is on the object $db
$e=1;
$start_date date('n/j/Y');
for (
$i 1$i <= 3650$i++) {
$next_date strtotime($e++." day"strtotime($start_date));
$date date('n/j/Y',$next_date);
    
$key substr(str_shuffle(abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ),01) . substr(str_shuffle(aBcEeFgHiJkLmNoPqRstUvWxYz0123456789),031);
    
$hashkey hash('sha256'$key);
    
$stmt $db->prepare('INSERT INTO crypti_secrets (date, hash, secret) VALUES (:date, :hash, :secret)');
$result $stmt->execute(array(
'date' => $date,
'hash' => $hashkey,
'secret' => $key,
));
}
?>
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471  Economy / Gambling / Re: Primedice | Most Popular Bitcoin Game |1% Edge | PVP | Jackpot | Faucet on: September 28, 2014, 06:24:52 AM
around 37,500 bets were settled as losses when they should have been wins...

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=208986.msg8441727#msg8441727


I think we all band together and ask for our money back. I am going to start a campaign for this! No more stealing and excuses!


Some of that is already settled. And its less than 37k even thou that should be around there . Mostly bets on high payouts like 9900x ware affected.

And pd3 is not affected by that.

Around 1 in 20,000 of all bets before PD3 will have been affected, regardless of payout multiplier. All bets had a chance of winning that was 0.005% less than advertised.

I'm not sure where the idea that only high-multiplier bets were affected came from; they're just as likely to be affected as any other bet.

Here's the current list of unclaimed rounded bets from PD2 at 2x multiplier. We ignored bets below a certain threshold (faucet bets).


Code:
Sarah: 49.5 was 49.499 @ 0.25600000000000000000
jp1966: 49.5 was 32.673 @ 0.10240000000000000000
Sisoje: 49.5 was 49.499 @ 0.10240000000000000000
grigina: 50.5 was 50.501 @ 0.09102816000000000000
Zodiac: 49.5 was 49.499 @ 0.05000000000000000000
Purcell: 49.5 was 1.021 @ 0.04000000000000000000
hhhr: 50.5 was 50.499 @ 0.04000000000000000000
lucaspm982: 50.5 was 50.498 @ 0.03500000000000000000
Bright: 50.5 was 48.864 @ 0.03418000000000000000
Toje: 49.5 was 49.499 @ 0.03242097000000000000
Skeppy: 49.5 was 49.498 @ 0.02500000000000000000
Wavey: 49.5 was 38.559 @ 0.02000000000000000000
Tuffies78: 50.5 was 32.794 @ 0.02000000000000000000
Lain33: 49.5 was 49.495 @ 0.02000000000000000000
IZACS: 49.5 was 49.501 @ 0.01600000000000000000
Eltan: 50.5 was 7.44 @ 0.01600000000000000000
Zodiac: 49.5 was 49.504 @ 0.01600000000000000000
miloslim1: 49.5 was 49.498 @ 0.01280000000000000000
murcury12345: 49.5 was 55.929 @ 0.01280000000000000000
jp1966: 49.5 was 40.572 @ 0.01280000000000000000
TinaTTMM: 50.5 was 50.495 @ 0.01200000000000000000
applesauce1: 49.5 was 49.496 @ 0.01111110000000000000
yoo3311: 49.5 was 56.772 @ 0.01100000000000000000
shinet: 49.5 was 49.496 @ 0.01040006000000000000
ORANGEDEVE: 50.5 was 50.502 @ 0.01031520000000000000
maniana: 49.5 was 49.498 @ 0.01024000000000000000
amigo: 50.5 was 50.496 @ 0.01024000000000000000
troyrPD: 49.5 was 49.495 @ 0.01000000000000000000
keylo: 49.5 was 49.504 @ 0.01000000000000000000
Ashlamar: 49.5 was 40.899 @ 0.01000000000000000000
Lain33: 49.5 was 49.505 @ 0.01000000000000000000
hemp: 50.5 was 50.497 @ 0.01000000000000000000
davida: 49.5 was 62.537 @ 0.01000000000000000000
btcboss: 50.5 was 50.496 @ 0.01000000000000000000
amigo: 49.5 was 49.495 @ 0.01000000000000000000
ultima32: 49.5 was 49.498 @ 0.00952300000000000000
playerone: 49.5 was 49.503 @ 0.00909855000000000000
hui: 49.5 was 49.505 @ 0.00900000000000000000
mephy: 49.5 was 49.501 @ 0.00800000000000000000
blizard2014: 49.5 was 49.503 @ 0.00800000000000000000
hegel: 49.5 was 70.863 @ 0.00800000000000000000
Lan: 49.5 was 49.504 @ 0.00753147000000000000
topo: 50.5 was 50.495 @ 0.00692155000000000000
mephy: 49.5 was 49.501 @ 0.00672000000000000000
coinad: 49.5 was 49.502 @ 0.00645069000000000000
robertus: 50.5 was 95.434 @ 0.00640000000000000000
cheifkeef: 50.5 was 31.207 @ 0.00640000000000000000
fritzzz25: 49.5 was 49.498 @ 0.00640000000000000000
keylow: 49.5 was 49.496 @ 0.00620000000000000000
daimon: 49.5 was 49.503 @ 0.00524288000000000000
Blcsa: 49.5 was 49.503 @ 0.00500000000000000000
timmmm: 49.5 was 68.621 @ 0.00500000000000000000
Mates1337: 49.5 was 49.502 @ 0.00500000000000000000
timmmm: 49.5 was 45.5 @ 0.00500000000000000000
dobe: 50.5 was 50.496 @ 0.00500000000000000000
Draiko: 49.5 was 49.503 @ 0.00447200000000000000
Mitchel87: 50.5 was 50.502 @ 0.00409600000000000000
vifit: 50.5 was 50.502 @ 0.00400000000000000000
ruude25: 50.5 was 50.501 @ 0.00400000000000000000
Kit1234567: 50.5 was 50.499 @ 0.00400000000000000000
Draiko: 49.5 was 49.667 @ 0.00400000000000000000
jp1966: 49.5 was 49.504 @ 0.00400000000000000000
Bjorn1010: 49.5 was 49.505 @ 0.00370000000000000000
playerone: 50.5 was 50.504 @ 0.00356516000000000000
ultima32: 49.5 was 49.503 @ 0.00339300000000000000
bithero: 49.5 was 49.499 @ 0.00320000000000000000
Didldak: 49.5 was 80.194 @ 0.00320000000000000000
pale: 49.5 was 49.496 @ 0.00320000000000000000
xxChange: 49.5 was 49.496 @ 0.00279848000000000000
blank: 49.5 was 49.502 @ 0.00262144000000000000
bithero: 49.5 was 24.276 @ 0.00262144000000000000
BTCwillRISE: 50.5 was 50.495 @ 0.00250000000000000000
Androee: 49.5 was 49.501 @ 0.00250000000000000000
istanbulll: 49.5 was 49.501 @ 0.00250000000000000000
Yoshiiiiiii: 49.5 was 49.498 @ 0.00210000000000000000
WhyMeNoWin: 49.5 was 49.501 @ 0.00209995000000000000
tryingagain: 49.5 was 49.504 @ 0.00209712000000000000
nznl: 50.5 was 50.501 @ 0.00202816000000000000
Zodiac: 49.5 was 53.153 @ 0.00200000000000000000
omarhesa: 49.5 was 49.499 @ 0.00200000000000000000
xsdman923x: 49.5 was 69.914 @ 0.00200000000000000000
zyndr1: 49.5 was 49.504 @ 0.00200000000000000000
dakota: 49.5 was 39.319 @ 0.00200000000000000000
mishel: 49.5 was 49.499 @ 0.00200000000000000000
zyndr1: 49.5 was 49.497 @ 0.00200000000000000000
bithero: 49.5 was 49.501 @ 0.00200000000000000000
elmagico: 50.5 was 50.503 @ 0.00200000000000000000
omrgg: 49.5 was 49.502 @ 0.00200000000000000000
keylow: 49.5 was 49.499 @ 0.00200000000000000000
POSITIVE: 49.5 was 49.496 @ 0.00200000000000000000
iheartubuntu: 49.5 was 49.497 @ 0.00200000000000000000

Also I hope the new captchas aren't too annoying, the first hour they were implemented faucet claims were cut down to 1/3 their prior amount which shows how severe the botting issue probably was.



I don't think its a botting issue, maybe the captchas just annoyed some people.
472  Economy / Lending / Re: looking for 1.6 btc loan offering 15 percent for 4 weeks on: September 27, 2014, 11:14:56 PM
btcjam, takes a while to get verified I heard, but if you offer a good rate and a good story, people will come.
473  Other / Off-topic / Re: I read somewhere that Bitcoin miners solve math problems on: September 27, 2014, 11:09:34 PM
Probably the stupidest thing I will read all day, well I guess I have 36 more hours to find out.
474  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoins: designed to fail on: September 27, 2014, 05:54:55 PM
Also bitcoin doesn't have to be used ALL over the world to be successful. Also we may get to a point where a satoshi is worth 1 cent, or even a dollar (but then we would need smaller decimal).
475  Economy / Gambling / Re: DiceBitco.in | BE THE BANK ! | 1% House Edge | 7500+ BTC BANKROLL | INSTANT! on: September 27, 2014, 05:51:48 PM
.me doesnt have a very good reputation in my opinion, looks unprofessional.
476  Economy / Economics / Re: Why is Paypal accepting Bitcoin a good thing? on: September 27, 2014, 05:50:35 PM
Honestly I don't care and probably won't use paypal, unless it lets us deposit money as bitcoin and use paypal as we normally do. Its nice because it gets some more popularity for bitcoin.
477  Economy / Services / Re: Pocket Dice Signature Campaign on: September 27, 2014, 04:10:34 PM
There's 50 posts per week right? I've made more than that and it still is giving me more funds.
478  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: Bitcointalk post and profile checking methods on: September 27, 2014, 02:50:12 PM
Found a way to get posts! Check my profile for a topic talking about this.
479  Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: Got -ve Feedback for nothing on: September 27, 2014, 02:01:25 PM
Paid me back, but I don't know about everyone else.
480  Economy / Gambling / Re: Primedice | Most Popular Bitcoin Game |1% Edge | PVP | Jackpot | Faucet on: September 27, 2014, 01:19:08 PM
Seed doesn't change anything. Its just that I'm very unlucky....
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