I think they do this by parsing the profile page, and then parsing all post history (like i said in my first post) I didn't browse the full sourcecode, but i immediately noticed following string on their github page: Document profileSummary = Jsoup.connect("https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=" + userId + ";sa=summary").get();
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I hope you have collateral worth 3-3.5BTC
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you can write a parser/scraper to just load the user's profile page, and parse their recent posts up untill the very first post.. A lot of work, but still doable  |
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Thanks for PM'ing me  The cheapest package they've got is an openVZ premium SSD, raid10 package for $15/year. Make sure you look for the openVZ packages, the KVM's are usually more expensive. Also, don't forget to look near the bottom of the page, where they usually offer discount packages |
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If you want to try out abe, be carefull...
The software is real easy to install, but for me, it took several weeks to parse the whole blockchain.
So, the setup (OS, bitcoin daemon, downloading the blockchain, installing abe, loading the blockchain into abe) took almost a month...
The second time, i did find a database dump from 2014-2015 (don't remember). This shortened the loading time by a couple of days.
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unix sysadmin
both AIX (5-7) and SLES (11-12), running a lot of SAP sollutions, Oracle and HANA
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I know sidehack sticks are manufactured with a BM chip, so i think they do sell them... Maybe contact sidehack and ask him directly where/when/how he bought them.
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Try to contact member "Vineyard".
He has at least 3 games on google play that give out free btc. He might be able to help you out.
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Same here... I can make a linux wallet, but since bhokor was first, i will not steal his business |
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It is great to hear that there are ways to protect your account from stealing and attempt to claim it back. A few days ago a friend got hacked and almost lost his account, he was able to log back and restore it somehow.
How did he get hacked? Has the password not changed by the hacker? Curious to know so as to protect myself in the future. If you provide a signed message with an old staked account, in a very specific format, theymos or badbear will reset your password and send you your new password over email. This is why a signed message is important in account sales. It proves you legally bought the account, so the old owner cannot just claim it back with the admins. So, in short, you can protect your account in the following ways: - use a password manager (like keypass), always generate a strong, unique password for all your online activity's (including bitcointalk) - stake a bitcoin address ASAP, just post it in the address staking thread from tomatocage, and ask if somebody can quote you. Make sure you can sign a message with this staked address |
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IF i was a speculator, i would buy as much bitcoins as i could right now, keep them untill after the halving and sell them when the price has risen...
I'm pretty sure prices will rise dramatically, since the supply will be smaller while the demand will (hopefully) rise... Pushing the price upwards.
The main question is: will the price be high enough for mining farms to still be profitable. This is a question that is much harder to answer.
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If the seller sent one for free that does make it a little better. But it does not matter what it does zombie out, just part of it's nature.
You really need automation which means find someone who has written it for a RPI. Or easiest get a crazyguy custom FW R1 to fix U3 zombies.
The only problem with crazyguy's R1 is the fact that it's only economic to buy one if you're in the US. He should have a reseller in the EU to, so we can buy one without having the USPS and our local customs double the cost of buying an R1... |
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I would suggest using virwox... They charge large fees, and take up to 48 hours to review your first withdrawal, but they'll allow you to charge your account with PP (verified accts only), buy LLD with USD (or €), exchange LLD to BTC and withdraw the BTC.
As i said, they charge a hefty fee with each step of the process, but you'll end up with some BTC in your wallet.
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you can always try multibit HD....
But can you elaborate why you don't like electrum? I've been using it for a long time now, without any hiccups.
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I haven't read the whole text, but i do like the simplicity of your website...
It looks very informative, the only question i have is: why? Are you trying to create something for the community, or are you trying to make a living out of this site in some way?
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Are you sure that list is not somehow corrupted? For me it stops at line 503 and after that it's only endless lines of 'X's
Does somebody have an intact recent list off all addresses that they could share?
Thanks!
oh, i actually couldn't check it because of the size  , i might forgot something. ill look into it and upload again. sorry about that Edit: here is the full list with no problems https://mega.co.nz/#!0UpWCTxb!oIMkD8t4PK4iATuuj2TmMNhT4TXJn-pDcED1iyXBvAMafter 3000000 addresses its only XXXXXXXXXXXX  Please can someone share the updated list. Will be very much thankful. Or atleast tell me a way to get all addresses without downloading the whole blockchain Plz help... I am new to this.. I can try to do this for you... But since it'll take a lot of time and recources, i'm not doing this for free |
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I've seen a couple guys using their ASIC's as a space heater, but i guess that's about it God Lord that's one expensive heater, I can tell you this! No, at the moment the only usage is for Bitcoin mining or some other alts mining that share Bitcoin's algorithm, which in the end almost always turns out to be a waste of money since these alts are 99% all of the scams! Mining business is pretty ruthless when you think about it more closely! No place for mistakes! True... But if you use them for mining, and as a space heater at the same time, you can heat your space for free (since reasonable HW will produce enough BTC to cover the electricity costs).  I'm actually on the lookout for a dirtcheap S1-S5 for exactly this reason (it's winter, and we heat part of our house electrically anyways, so why wouldn't i use a dirtcheap secondhand antminer and make almost enough coins to cover my electric bill) |
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also they are not really needed, you can buy easily on any exchange, localbitcoin, i can't really see the point of atm for bitcoin
also everything that increase the fee for bitcoin is a no no in my view, instead they should offer a discount, if you purchase from an atm...
But ATM's are owned by a person or a company that payed a lot of cash for the ATM, connectivity, power, rent for the space where the ATM is installed. If they would offer bitcoins with a discount, i don't think it would be a viable business model. I think this is one of the main reasons why you don't see a lot of ATM's: it takes a lot of effort, time and money to install and maintain an ATM... |
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