Volume has been stuck at 107.90 for 20 minutes now.

Nothing is what we had before (besides parsing HTML—ouch).

That's because there's no real price. At least no more real than this:

"high":17.51001
"low":15
"avg":15.937859286
"vol":79.04892973
"last":15
"buy":15
"sell":16.99

Good. That's interesting for you too, since it reduces traffic.

Mine do appear now. Canceling works as expected. Yay! No real time data on Clark Moody's yet.

It's letting me place buy orders for two and three times my money without returning that good old message about not enough funds.

Great, how long was that delay? It's 2 minutes here and still doesn't appear.

Serious?

Same here. The API is slow but responsive. Clark Moody's page manages to keep the websocket open, although no data gets through.

Oh, and I bet PostgreSQL would be better than mysql, for the same price.

Same here. SQL error are gone for now.

Sure it would.

^^ ROTFL x)

Not surprised.

If money transfers are already ok, what else could/should have a market to be "suitable for EU"? Apart from the obvious "have its price stated in euros instead of dollars" .

I was talking about encrypted wallet as implemented by the bitcoin client, which is a strongly demanded feature these days. Once deleted, it's lost forever. Keep backups!

Say bye-bye to this method as soon as wallets are encrypted on disk.

Ahh good to know. I thought it was reset at 0:00 GMT.

You need the patch utility. There are a couple of implementations for windows out there. Just unpack the bitcoin sources into a directory, download the patch, open a cmd window and type this:


(Disclaimer: that's untested). Then compile as usual. I only compiled bitcoind (headless) since that's what I use anyway.



I understand he did it for the lulz and in no way he seriously endorses its usage. After all, you have to jump through a couple of hoops to get it working.

Somewhat longish, but better than nothing. Thanks!

*OUCH*  That's even *worse*

Please, confirm you actually meant java instead of javascript.