I was just playing 25mBTC tourney, there was just 2 of us left (me and MarKaz) and got disconnected. I'm trying to log back in but the page won't load. My internet connection is fine.
I do not see any issues on the sever side and I am able to connect. Not sure what happened. From what I remembered, the other guy also got time-outed few times, so I don't think it was only a problem on my side. Anyhow, all seems to be working fine now, finished 2nd in GTD, so not complaining. |
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I was just playing 25mBTC tourney, there was just 2 of us left (me and MarKaz) and got disconnected. I'm trying to log back in but the page won't load. My internet connection is fine.
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^^^
So this is how it ends. Not really surprised. Or maybe they'll just carry on purely as 'internet nation'...
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I think Its also against the rule to copy others things, Like signature. Its a copy write Issue, No doubt its unethical but its also Illegal.
What 'rule' are you referring to? Illegal in what jurisdiction? Which IP right has been infringed and who owns it? Which combination/proportion of orange/blue background are allowed and which are 'illegal'? Since you have 'no doubt' you'll have no difficulty answering those questions. More can be explained by Marco or Bit-x itself that its Illegal or Not?
Marco and Bit-x can express their opinion, but none of them have power to decide what's legal and what's not. |
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No I think its copy right issue. When ever some one will see this Sig the first thing that co.es in his mind it that bit-x and he click that with out reading it.
Secondly bit-x bought that design and he is using it for free
It's more complex than that. You don't have any IP rights just because you paid someone to design the sig. Bit-x would have to have official contract which transfers all the rights from the author onto them and they'd need to register such design to get it somewhat protected. Both are not the case here. So again, unethical - yes, illegal - not quite. |
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Your thoughts whether girls should take tips in strip clubs with Bitcoin.
Again an application that just does not work. Stuffing Greenbacks into a garter belt is something ... try that with a Bitcoin! Club management might print some toy money and puff up an exchange desk rigth after the entrance. And there again we get payment providers as third party in between. Whenever we start thinking about how to apply BTC onto the real world these issues tend to pop up. Or could just work like this (1:48): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DZ_0drhwbWY |
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For all those interested in proposed increase of the max block size, here's today's entry from Gavin's blog: http://gavinandresen.ninja/utxo-uhohUTXO uh-oh…I’m adding entries to my list of objections to raising the maximum block size as I run across them in discussions on reddit, in IRC, etc.
This is the technical objection that I’m most worried about:
More transactions means more memory for the UTXO database
I wasn’t worried about it yesterday, because I hadn’t looked at the trends. I am worried about it today.
... -------- As a bonus: M. Karpeless on the proposed changes: https://twitter.com/MagicalTux/status/596622731711352832?s=09 |
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is it is allowed to copy right the signature?  Although using someone else's design is rather unethical, I don't think this design is in anyway protected. It would be smart for Koshgel to at least change the colours, so it stands out from all the bit-x sigs. |
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If it reaches to $1000 then it would be wise decision to sell without waiting for anything. And in future if prices goes down will prefer to buy it again.. It can prove to be worst decision if I don't sell it if it reaches $1000 and make profit out of it.
That would only work assuming price movement will follow previous pattern (pump to >$1000 then down again). But if BTC gets mass adoption and price stabilise at well above $1k, then you'll have 2 options: stay away from bitcoin or buy back at loss. Also if, hypothetically, you'll see massive rally with $100 daily increase, I can guarantee that you wouldn't sell all at $1k, you'd definitely want to see how high can it go. |
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On a side note:
Does this campaign end on may 28th the date of the OP's first post or does it end at the end of the month April 31st? (sorry been caught on this before) just double
checking I assume it is at the end of the month....i.e. April 31st.
Campaign started 1st May and ends 31st May (not April). Not sure whether any posts made before 1st May are counted (probably not). |
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Withdrawal received. Thank you.
You got your withdrawal but the OP still hasn't been on here, that is kind of strange. Hopefully he is back soon I have stopped playing and thinking about withdrawing until he shows back up here. If withdrawals are working fine, what do you need OP for? Maybe he's just busy with other things. |
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The pros and cons of adopting Bitcoin into your businesshttp://www.information-age.com/it-management/strategy-and-innovation/123459442/pros-and-cons-adopting-bitcoin-your-businessYou'd have to have been living under a rock for the last few years to not have realised that the world is fast becoming an increasingly more digital place. It started with a boom in online shopping, then the iPod and Kindle transformed the way we listen to music and read books, and we bet you can't even remember the last time you developed a photo! So where do we go next? Cash is now seen as a dying form of currency, and card use is becoming more modern with contactless options becoming more popular. It would make sense that if everything we're buying is now digital, that the way we pay for them is digital too.
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Yahoo Finance coverage on itBit licence (video interview with Charles Cascarilla, CEO of itBit). Bitcoin comes to America: Now, with regulated exchangehttp://finance.yahoo.com/news/first-bitcoin-exchange-gets-approval-from-new-york-state-regulators-022427666.htmlitBit has become America’s first national regulatory-compliant BitCoin exchange. On Thursday, the exchange received approval from New York State regulators to form a trust. It can now accept customers from anywhere in the U.S.
Charles “Chad” Cascarilla, CEO of itBit, tells Yahoo Finance’s Aaron Task in the video above that the approval is a big deal because he believes customers can now feel more comfortable with the virtual currency. “We’re regulated. We hold regulatory capital,” he says. “We have regulatory exams and we have someone who is doing oversight of the exchange and can make customers feel as if there is someone else who is looking over what we are doing and making sure customers are in good shape,” he explains.
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Can Bitcoin Kill Central Banks?http://www.investopedia.com/articles/investing/050715/can-bitcoin-kill-central-banks.aspBitcoin is a digital currency that, in the words of its sponsors, “uses peer-to-peer technology to operate with no central authority or banks.” By its very definition Bitcoin seems well positioned to kill off central banks. Could it? Would it? Should it? Like just about everything else involving finance, the topic of central banks and their potential replacements is complex with valid arguments for and against.
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Hey! Want a FREE TOASTER that makes BITCOIN? What? You DO?http://www.theregister.co.uk/2015/05/06/bubblicious_bitcoin_bonkers_business_bods/Worstall on Wednesday The Official Greatest Business Plan Of All Time was back at the time of the South Sea Bubble of the Georgian Age. A promoter made a stock offering for “A company for carrying on an undertaking of great advantage but no one to know what it is.”
What made it the officially greatest ever was that this was, obviously and clearly, a scam, yet the promoter still got his money. The reason being that there was obviously an investment bubble going on and people happily bought the stock assuming that they would be able to pass it on to a greater fool soon enough at a higher price.
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Someone pointed me to this thread in pm. Care to explain why did you link my profile as an author of multidoge (if I understand your post correctly)? ps I don't even know what multidoge is. |
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It is now more than 40 hours of waiting.
That's not right. Have you emailed them yet? Was it a large withdrawal? Maybe they need to fill up the hot wallet or something... The owner is still not getting online...
He's not on this forum everyday, so no need to panic. |
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I'm kinda newbie, so really need a quick answer, cex.io is legit or not?
Trading and buying BTC, yes they re legit. They do not offer cloud mining anymore. Not quite. They still offer cloud mining but it's suspended by default (due to no profitability). Afaik you can still unlock it and mine at loss if, for whatever reason, you wanted to. On other subject, mintsy.co is in beta (pre-enrolled users only though), I wonder how would they score. |
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Yesterdays leaderboard winners:
Dice - elowin, Roulette - pawel7777, blackjack - tomhammers
0.025 awarded to each player
I finally made it! Although it did cost me more than 0.025 to get it  Roulette is just not my lucky game. Anyway, reward received. Thanks Dean. do you get it for amount you wager? if yes you could just place bets on both red and black Don't forget the possibility of a 0 . It still has a chance of 1/37 to occur, and will make you lose your entire wager. That is the house edge that you have to beat. Yup, that's exactly what happened to me. Hit zero early on, luckily didn't bet everything, so still had funds to play with. Changed the tactic and managed to get on the top wagered for the day. |
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