OK, I feel ready to release the Android app. It's not finished yet but last night I stayed up way too late tweaking the graphics a little and adding a settings screen so you can view your own hashrate and not just mine . http://perihelion.nfshost.com/hhttwatcher.apkAny tips welcome. Suggestions also welcome but any accompanied by a little BTCBTCBTC will obviously get more attention
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Does anyone have a link to cheap, decent cases for the coins? Probably don't want to buy more than a few if I can help it.
If you're "forced" to buy more to get a cheap price, consider reselling the remainder Though it may not be worth it, I'll give it a try.
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Does anyone have a link to cheap, decent cases for the coins? Probably don't want to buy more than a few if I can help it.
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Not locally. It's always possible something happened upstream but I've never had an issue like that and 3333 is a bit of an obscure port to block at random.
As well, I'm no expert on stratum but that looks to me like it was able to connect and then ran into other problems. Unfortunately, it's not exactly the most enlightening set of error messages (bane of my worklife at the moment) so *shrug*. If it would be helpful to you, I'd be willing to throw on a little packet sniffing but since I'm hearing happy fans right now, it's not a big priority for me (I've been working on that Android app and will throw it up somewhere tomorrow)
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79.98 traditional Wednesday rally incoming.
Dons traditional Wednesday rally costume
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I don't currently sell any cases. It collides a bit with my shipping mode (I ship as a letter, so it has to be quite flat). I might think about changing that if more people request it.
I understand. It would just have been a convenience thing for me so I would have been happy to pay a little more to save the hassle of chasing one down. Either way, I've been wanting one of these for a while. Wish I'd bought some when they were cheap to give away... there will be 0.5 BTC coins soon. Still not cheap enough for just giving them away to random people. Yes. I guess on the upside, I would likely have been cursing myself for giving away something that became worth so much (I probably wouldn't have directly replaced them).
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There was a guy trying to sell gold plated silver coins in another thread and not having much luck. I'm no collector but I don't really see the point myself. I do really like the look of the gold BTC on the silver coin though and hope to own one at some point.
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I was wondering if you could create some sort of trading card game where the cards are mined and then people take them and use them in a virtual play ground.
Isn't that basically the idea of most MMORPGs? Grind for 24 hours and get a new level and a fancy sword?
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I don't currently sell any cases. It collides a bit with my shipping mode (I ship as a letter, so it has to be quite flat). I might think about changing that if more people request it.
I understand. It would just have been a convenience thing for me so I would have been happy to pay a little more to save the hassle of chasing one down. Either way, I've been wanting one of these for a while. Wish I'd bought some when they were cheap to give away...
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I cannot manually issue such an address if I am not online, and the automatic issuance incurs a one-time investment of my time and/or money and/or risk. I can sell cheaper this way. All transactions are now public and visible which increases trust as people can see exactly how much I have sold via this method, and that I am in no dire need of bitcoins as they are all sitting there Yeah, I just thought you might like to know if you didn't already. By the way my sales are currently BTC1400 annualized, that is more than $100k Nice. If you weren't limited to the EU, I might be in for some.
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I don't suffer fools easily, at least not for long. You do know who you're talking too right?
Cat Stevens?
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The argument is flawed on too many levels to discuss here, but right off the bat, if the payment of taxes isn't voluntary, the rest of it doesn't fly.
We could get into some interesting discussions about the meaning of the term "Voluntary". Bear in mind that "I was just following orders" isn't really a valid defense. Here's another fave quote of mine: “I am free, no matter what rules surround me. If I find them tolerable, I tolerate them; if I find them too obnoxious, I break them. I am free because I know that I alone am morally responsible for everything I do.”
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If this is compounded over the remainder of this calendar year, one bitcoin will not be worth more than $ 92,807 in Dec 31st.
Oh for fucks sake. That's it! I'm leaving... nothing moves in Bitcoin any more. *goes look for other asset to swap his coins for* Anyone want to sell some wall posts for bitcoin?
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If you voted, in reality you are an accomplice to this mess and only have yourself to blame if you get hurt.
Careful about pointing fingers. There's a valid argument that if you pay taxes, you are an accomplice to this mess. Can you point me to that argument, because I never heard it. I see no moral problem whatsoever if someone does not pay taxes, only a practical problem. It is not really a choice because it means you'll end up in jail if you disobey or worse if you resist. That is the only reason I submit to the guns. I'm not sure where it comes from. There's definitely a kernel of truth to it. Sure, I understand the rationale of acquiescing to it, I do so myself but that doesn't mean I don't get a share of the blame. I think the main thing is to stop blaming others for our woes and to look within. It's hard to do but worthwhile. I'll see if I can find that argument somewhere... Two thoughts to consider: "A population gets the government it deserves" "If not me, who? If not now, when?"
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One way would be to have the sender sign a message with the private key of the origin address.
How many % can do this? I cannot I was more like thinking: "take a random number 1-999 and PM it to me before you pay. Add that number of satoshi to your transaction to prove you sent it". I believe the "correct" way to do this is to generate a new public address for the transaction (though presumably you could reuse old ones). Though if your method is working, why mess with success?
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Don't know if you saw my PM but I am interested in buying one.
Just as an aside, if you don't sell the cases, it might be something you might consider as an up-sell.
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Ah, if we want to take it back to the original point, Bubblesort summarized as "Basically, he says that bitcoin is not really being used as a medium of exchange because it's deflationary."
Which is quite clearly nonsense. First of all, Bitcoin is currently inflationary in terms of the supply. Secondly, it may not be being used because the value is rising but this is due to speculation rather than any deflationary aspect to the supply. Now, you can argue that this rise in relative value is equivalent to or even actually deflation but that is still different than saying that it is not being used as a medium of exchange because it is deflationary. I believe it is hard to argue against the reason that it is not being used as a medium of exchange is that it is young and lacks critical mass and critical infrastructure.
Personally, I spent several BTC last week and am looking to spend a couple this week (plural of anectode is not data, of course).
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If you voted, in reality you are an accomplice to this mess and only have yourself to blame if you get hurt.
Careful about pointing fingers. There's a valid argument that if you pay taxes, you are an accomplice to this mess.
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How many people do you know that *needed* to purchase a house when starting out? No one renting? Oh wait, no, they have to buy a house. It's the American dream! Wait, isn't that how we got in the mess?
Strictly speaking one doesnt even need to rent a house. Once upon a time we were happy to live in caves too. This is true. Even if you don't want to go quite that far, once upon a time, most people would be content to live with their parents until they were married. And even then, many would continue to live until they could afford a house. Of course, housing now is much more expensive than housing was back then. Now, why was that, again? Thing is, you think we can turn the financial clock back to the dark ages or even the ancient egyptians and have a thriving economy based on a fixed supply currency without facing the same problems they did (and reinventing similar solutions).
I respectfully disagree.
And I respectfully disagree with your assessment that it is turning the clock back. Rather it is moving the clock forward, as it does from time to time, to individuals being more in control of their own destiny rather than it being decided by central powers. To pop back to the business side of things, why can't people start a business from their savings? Oh, that's right, their savings have been stolen. lolgovt.
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How many people do you know that purchased their first house from savings alone? Started a business without needing some financing? I dont think I know anyone. And trade is all about credit. Just look what happens when credit contracts even a tiny bit like now. And you think we could pretty much eliminate it and still have a thriving economy? Common, gimme a break. Unless you want to rely on hand to hand bartering pretty much any business transaction involves the creation of debt. Thinking you can do without sounds almost as naive as someone who thinks we can print money to make everyone rich. We cant all be rich and we cant all be net savers all the time.
How many people do you know that *needed* to purchase a house when starting out? No one renting? Oh wait, no, they have to buy a house. It's the American dream! Wait, isn't that how we got in the mess?
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