Two addresses of mine, which have already 7 confirmations, still don't appear in the chain according to firstbits. Maybe the bitcoin instance running there was offline during the downtime period and isn't up to date? Edit: It's working. Seems I needed to post something here  . |
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Sorry for the dumb question but, what are the two coming from the left? Is green line actual price and red line some sort of moving average?
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A good place to start is by not selling lower than you bought them.
Some people on here don't seem to get that one right.
I find that to be a particularly bad piece of advice. Yes, that is exactly what I mean. I am pretty sure that at *some* point in time, the exchange rate will come above $30 You're ignoring the fact that I may be long dead before that happens. The price *may* return to $30 at *some* point in time, but my life span is finite, and I'd rather earn some money before my 60s-70s so I can enjoy it from then on. |
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I voted "same as now", meaning "between 10 and 17". I think the $10 level needs to be tested again to either lose it or form a double low.
I think the $10 level has proven to have some strong support. It's already made a double low, June 12th and July 5th (ignoring the whole hacking incident/flash crash which I don't think we can call a real price). I was really glad to see $10 tested again on the 5th and hold. Since the rally up from $10 has lost steam, I tend to agree that we'll probably see fluctuations in the "10 to17" range. I half agree with you. While it may already have tested the $10 twice, I personally believe that the crash has substantially changed the rules of the game, and would love to see that level being checked again, for the second second (sic) time. |
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Any chance to have firstbits (currently down due to a bug hunt) integrated? Whenever a given address is shorter than N characters (I think firstbits uses 22 but can't remember right now), a query to the firstbits API is made to discover the full address, and the process continues from that point on. Thus, we could do: payment 12345 0.01. Sweet, isn't it? |
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I voted "same as now", meaning "between 10 and 17". I think the $10 level needs to be tested again to either lose it or form a double low.
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Can results be logged to a text file?
Add '> file' to the command line. The greater-than character means "redirect output to file". It can. The -r switch was the trick.
I assumed you were using it . |
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I have the targets stored in a text file. [...] It seemed that the command window changed the double quotes to an o with two dots over it
Hmm, that's probably due to some encoding issue. Why don't you try generating things step by step? First a plain "1", which should always succeed, then "1a", then "1a" inside a file (no quotes needed), then "1[Aa]" in the command line (unquoted, single and double), then the same in a file... until it bombs. |
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EDIT: Hmmm, didn't work. "Invalid character '[' in prefix 1[p|P]etc..."
You don't need the pipe: 1[Aa][Bb][Cc]. In some shells you may have to escape/quote the square brackets. Safest is to enclose the whole regex in single quotes (double quotes in windows' cmd). |
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Sorry for my noobness... how does one import keys?
You need to use a modified bitcoin client (read the OP) and run: bitcoind importprivkey 5KhUstDBWc... The string to use is the "Privkey" as returned from vanitygen. Adding * allows repeating the character.
G[e|E]*n matches GeeeeEEEeeeen, Gen and Gn. If you want to have at least 1 occurence of the character, use + instead of *.
That's how I know regexps. Not sure if it is actually the pcre-style regexp syntax used in vanitygen.
What you describe, particularly the '+' bit, applies to both GNU extended and Perl compatible regexen. |
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cant vote
anyone else?
Me neither. +1 |
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Firstbits seems to be down for maintenance right now. No problem with that, but /api/?a=foo still works  . /api/foo and /foo don't. |
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btw. to run on multiple cores I just use this.. it's not nice, but it works (for me ): I do: $ for I in {1..4}; do (./vanitygen -r foo; killall vanitygen) & doneThe first to finish kills the others . |
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There are about 20k worth of coins in the bid orders down to and including the $10 ones (Mt Gox), so are there people out there willing to unload that many ?
I was going to say something like that, but realized that 10 of those 20k were/are at exactly 10.00000BTC, and could potentially be a single order which could be cancelled when deemed appropriate. |
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Después de mearte bien agusto fuera del tiesto y mojarte del todos los piés
Qué quieres que te diga... "pies" se escribe sin tilde. No leo más. |
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MtGoxLive.com is also running fine.
Not here. When the websocket is down, mtgoxlive doesn't update the green line or the last price, although market depth is updated. |
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For me it works intermittently (is that correct english?  ). |
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Oh, study, what an old Perlish friend . Now it's working. Thanks for the prompt reply! |
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