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I guess best would be Liberty Reserve + exchangezone.com
btw: withdrawing is still not possible
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just don't use it. almost every post that I could find via google told me liqpay is scam.
there has to be a well-known "second best" besides PayPal, does anybody know such a service ?
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does this mean current trades on mtgox are fake ?
because I "sold" quite a few bitcoins there the past days ...
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Hummm, interesting posts in the liqpay forum.
it's a big scam
awful chat operator
account blocked
account still blocked
liqpay is a fraud
accounts are still blocked more than 30 days
liqpay is big scam
account blocked
hmm, doesnt seem like a good option to use. |
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Can I do a 500BTC one-time donation without membership ?
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Are both machines using the same driver version ?
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has ANYONE got this working on a nvidia card ?
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looks like a dll is missing
which boost version are you using ?
best is to post your siteconf.py
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ok, I'm really new at this GPGPU stuff, I got this message when I try to run the thing: Traceback (most recent call last): File "poclbm.py", line 28, in <module> miner = cl.Program(context, kernelFile.read()).build() File "/usr/lib/pymodules/python2.6/pyopencl/__init__.py", line 138, in program_build "Build on %s:\n\n%s" % (dev, log) for dev, log in build_logs)) pyopencl.RuntimeError: clBuildProgram failed: build program failure Build on <pyopencl.Device 'GeForce 8400 GS' at 0xf16c40>: Error: Code selection failed to select: 0x138fdc0: i32 = bswap 0x138fbc0 ------------------- This is on Linux 64 bit, does the "i32 = bswap" mean it wants linux 32? btw I know the 8400 GS is slow, you don't have to tell me. Got the same error on a Win7-64 with 8600 GTS. Build on <pyopencl.Device 'GeForce 8600 GTS' at 0x2ed2f48>:
Error: Code selection failed to select: 0x5d57918: i32 = bswap 0x5d57808 Seems like poclbm doesn't work on nvidia cards. |
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Sorry for digging out this thread, but what if I have two machines running bitcoin behind a NAT, port 8333 forwarded to one of these and both bitcoin clients are generating coins. Is the "unforwarded cleint" even able to generate coins ? Do they get send to the forwarded client ?
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SPARKLE SX84GS256D2LDPP GeForce 8400 GS 256MB 64-bit DDR2 PCI Express 2.0 x16 HDCP Ready Low Profile Ready Video Card Well .. 256mb .. DDR2 with 64 bit interface this even was crap when it came on the market ^^ |
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Ja, was fehlt ist eine Handelsplattform auf europäischer Ebene.
Der Auslandsversand von Waren ist leider scheiß teuer.
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Using SSL brings up a browser warning, and it's slower anyway.
Dude, it's the CCC. They know these things and will appreciate to see a HTTPS link. |
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CCC approval is definitely a must-have.
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I can cross-reference all 10 of the accounts.
Your approach seems like a good idea but I think it isnt the last word on the subject.
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you can sell them at a fixed price or make a start price that seems acceptable for you and you potential customers, but anyways ..
i guess ebay forbids to trade currencies.
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It think fixed point is relatively good to ati and hard for nvidia.
That sounds interesting. Do you have any web-sources for this ? @m0mchil: Is your Python OpenCL client using priorization ? like, can I start a game while using your client and it will automatically slow down the hash rate and my card will focus on the game ? |
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I was thinking of something a bit different.
If one of us would host an own Payment Processor, I mean a real business, then I guess (not sure if my thoughts are bulletproof, having some headaches right now) there could be a way of making sure that every real person only owns one account.
The scheme would be like this:
A customer registers at the PP(payment processor) with all of his data.
Real name, real adress, real phone number, (maybe a copy od his ID),a public key and two passwords.
One of that is a usual password, you type it on the keyboard. The other one consists only of numbers (5+ digits) and won't be typed on the keyboard, but on a virtual keyboard on the screen with the mouse. The virtual keyboard looks like the number block on the keyboard but the position of each number is randomly chosen.
7 8 9 5 1 0
4 5 6 ----> 3 8 4
1 2 3 7 9 2
0 6
This way we make sure, that no keylogger can log the registration process.
Then all of this data gets encrypted and send to the PP which will decrypt it.
Now the PP checks all of this data for validity. Adress (and maybe phone number) have to be connected to the provided real name, like in a public phone book or somehting. Then the PP will send a letter with some random text to the adress. The customer have to call the PP via phone with the provided real phone number and repeat the received text.
After the verification process the PP creates a certificate with the customer data and encrypts it with his own private key (to make it save against edits). then another encryption with the customers puplic key and sends it to the customer (maybe on a usb drive via mail, not sure about this yet).
The customer now decrypts the file with the PP's public key and now has his authentifaction file.
Now everytime the customer logs in he has to upload this file, has to type his password and again his "number password" on a rotating virtual number block.
This processing makes sure:
-that the password cant get logged
-cracking a password is a lot more difficult because you will need to crack the real password plus the number password which will provide the 100000th fold security of the normal password (5+ digits = at least 5^10) plus to make a automated cracking script you first need to make the script recognize the number fields on the virtual keyboard
-sniffing the network for the certificates isnt enough because you also need the password
-if you are able to crack the password you still need to sniff the network for the certificate file
Well I really hope this would work and I'm not typing bullshit right now, this headache is killing me.
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1 and 3 shouldn't be a big problem here, just a few json-rpc calls afaik. but 2 needs either an official standard code inside the html files that can be recognized by the addon or something like a database with all bitcoin accepting pages that have to be updated every now and then.
I don't know how to make Chrome extensions, just wanted to say something ontopic.
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