bitpop:  Thanks for your input.

Your link explains how to use JSON-RPC PHP to call bitcoind.  I assume that bitcoind uses the "bitcoin API call list" (https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Original_Bitcoin_client/API_calls_list).  Does this mean that you think this method is an easier way to accept bitcoin from users than to use Blockchain.info's "receive payment API"?

The benefits of Blockchain.info's "receive payment API" are that we only need to generate one address and can keep our private key offline.  Doesn't this "JSON-RPC PHP calling bitcoind" method imply that my bitcoin wallet will be running on my server?  If so, how do we keep our private keys off of our server?

I run MAMP (Mac Apache MySQL PHP) on my localhost to do development and testing.  I assume that I can run bitcoin in the background on my Mac and have it communicate with JSON-RPC PHP as per https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=21956.0 ?

That are not numbers in case you do not know anything about bar codes. That are bars without any numeric value to allow the scanner determine the geometric coherence of the bar code. Therefore, the image you post is presenting a wrong interpretation of what that means in a bar code.

http://www.adams1.com/upccode.html


http://www.barcoding.com/upc/



Ooops. Look like not all number 6 use the same pattern...

No, I am not looking for a forwarding service.

like if everybody in here (& you) were hodling 100%... 

Tarding.

So I'm thinking of withdrawing about 30% of my funds in coins to cold storage so I'm never tempted to do something stupid like go full-fiat like I keep reading these depressing threads about. Does this count as hodling? Or is hodling an all-or-nothing thing?

I am going to try this domain and as I have this then contact with you for all details about this

gmaxwell - Are you working at Bitrated? Can you provide some information on the service? Happy to have a phone call or a PM as well.