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Hi,
I want to know if there is a website that has the raw blocks data.
I didn't find anything like this in blockchain.info and BBE doesn't give the raw data but the json dump of it...

Quote from: z26y25x24 on March 31, 2013, 06:06:38 PM

i not want lost money and it s very hard to buy BTC in france.

logic paypal when i see all escrow here and scammer.

Pas du tout, c'est très simple d'en acheter en France...

Fucking scammer

Are you saying you want 0.025BTC? Grin

Quote from: yokosan on March 31, 2013, 10:17:12 AM

Quote from: jackjack on March 31, 2013, 10:13:03 AM

December 16th, 2004: a huge ad in the NYT

I don't see why we can't?

Because some influent bastards will put all their influence to make the NYT refuse such an ad
Why? Because Bitcoin->money laundering->terrorism->OMG you want the death of OUR BELOVED COUNTRY!!1!

December 16th, 2004: a huge ad in the NYT
I'd love to see a Bitcoin giga ad in the tube

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but I think extensions and an extension marketplace would be pretty amazing

I find it rather risky actually... Really. But smart people might provide the necessary security

Well, everything is in the title

That's great, I'll put this! Thanks

I'm doing the UI, but can't find a decent favicon idea... If someone has one...

So after the arrival of your Bytecoin, you're annoucing a massive dump

Quote from: Voktar on March 31, 2013, 01:30:24 AM

Thanks for the cheap coins Cheesy

This

Nice necroing Wink

This is pretty simple actually, look at that link, under "Transfer to Bitcoin address"

When you create a transaction, Bitcoin checks if you can spend the transaction you're using as the income
It takes the scriptPubkey of the incoming tx and the scriptSig of the new one, which gives:
<sig> <pubKey that wants to spend the tx> | OP_DUP OP_HASH160 <pubKeyHash target of incoming tx> OP_EQUALVERIFY OP_CHECKSIG (sig + pubkey from scriptSig, and the others things from the scriptPubkey)
To see how that is processed, look at the table in the link

1. Post a survey
2. Don't make it a poll
3. Huh

4. Profit

Quote from: Rafa7 on March 31, 2013, 12:45:41 AM

Do I pay any fee to sell bitcoins at mtgox and do I pay any fee to buy bitcoins at mtgox ?
Or I only pay fees to take the money put of mtgox ?

Not transactions fees by there are some fees inside MtGox (0.65%?)

Didn't mean to be rude, just a bit mocker
I can't help about mining, but I think you should put $450 in a PC and $200 in buying btc's

Buying LTC and a rig
You're an investment expert, right?

Oh wow I didn't even check if they were the same... That seemed obvious to me
I feel dumb, but well, thanks!

Quote from: tpantlik on March 30, 2013, 03:24:49 PM

try to say this to debian maintainers

That's low Grin

Hi all
I just asked Openssl to create a new DSA pkey of 256 bits.
This is what it answers:

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private key length is too short; it needs to be at least 384 bits, not 256

Looks like it comes from here, where (newkey < MIN_KEY_LENGTH) is false because MIN_KEY_LENGTH=384

So what is happening here? Am I doing something wrong? Bitcoin uses a modified version of Openssl?

Quote from: Dabs on March 30, 2013, 02:54:15 PM

So... there's no way to import a public key without the private key (or using a bogus private key, that does not correspond with the public key). I'm guessing the reference client checks for the validity of the private key. But then, it's supposed to be encrypted and it can't know that, unless it uses some other form of checking.

Oh yeah I tried with an unencrypted wallet, I didn't try to put a bogus encrypted private key in an encrypted wallet
That might work actually!
I can't test until Monday I think though