I'm secretelly hoping for your country to get into one of those lists. maybe then you will understand that the inhabitants of a country are not the same as their governing powers.

Ask me how i know that... because unfortunatelly my parents lived in a country under an oppressive regime for many years of their life, in fact it was like more than half of their life. All that stopped when the said country army ended that oppressive regime in 1974. If your reasoning were to be correct, then the army would not rebel against the government to free the people, because as you said, those countries(and subsequently the persons that live there, army included) are up to no good.

Grow up dude. and take your head out of your arse, you sure need it.

1 more thing: Bitcoin is not illegal in the US... YET! and i hope when it reaches that point you will be the first person to get arrested and sent to gitmo for the rest of your life

go here: http://loja.pmakordeoneditora.pt and buy some music. I promise they are not retailers. In fact i dare you to find a price comparison from any other shop for any of the tracks for sale there. 

Just one thing: The prices are in euros and the conversion to BTC is done real time when you make the payment, therefore your argument that things are overpriced when the price is marked in bitcoin is not valid here lol
Oh, and don't tell me €2,50 is expensive for a music track, beatport sells them for the similar prices(€2,57)

Now, put your money where your mouth is. You'll make an indie label very happy if you buy at least one track

Start your client with the -rescan flag and see if that helps. If not maybe someone else has a solution.

Have you bothered to even read the thread?

mainly because Sourceforge is a puppet on US government hands. For an organization that is said to promote openness they seem to closed to me. And they should to you also.

And is it only Iran? What about Cuba, North Korea, Sudan and Syria? Shouldn't it be these people that live under opressive regimes that Bitcoin should help? Or only american and european lazy ass speculators are intitled to use a free decentralized currency?

Maybe you should go live in one of those countries and enjoy their restrictions before you start talking nonsense.

What about the danger that it poses to distribute an essential piece of the project on servers that are owned by a company that will turn in all their logs and HDD's to US government as soon as they ask?

Maybe when the government of the country you live in asks sourceforge for the IP logs that accessed the bitcoin files and yours is among them you will think diferently.

So much for a free internet when people can't see past their belly...  

The code assumes 21 million as the maximum number of coins in a single transaction, not as maximum number of coins. Or at least that was what the developers said in some other thread.

Maybe one of them will chime in to aknowledge it.

Do explain what is it that Ixcoin is trying to do! We are all eager to listen/read to that exquisit plan!

Finding it hard to configure contact form 7?

You are trying to put the address? It's the other way around, dude. The bitcoin client gives you the addresses, not you lol Check if the address you gave to bitmarket.eu is in your address book.

Now: Really, really, go read the wiki. You are saying stuff that doesn't make much sense. This is the newbies board et al, i know, but you should try to help yourself before asking others to help you.

It doesn't help people who want to help you when you don't have a clue of what you are doing.

Read this also: http://catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html <-- Some mod should sticky this

The 21million limit is only imposed by the rewards distribution over time, so, if point 2) is satisfied it will automatically satisfy point 4)

Wait for all the blocks to download, including the one's that confirm your transaction, maybe?

Currently at block 141353, check it on the lower side of your bitcoin client, between the number of connections and the number of transactions.

If after all blocks get downloaded you still don't see your money, you can try to run the client with the -rescan flag.

Yes, I understand that. I also know that people like Dan Kaminsky review the source code or at least did it once and said it was a ugly like hell but very well thought-off and bug-free.
But I also remember this and this

Fixed that for ya

Now on a serious note: Usually I'm not the ultra-paranoid freak type, but do you think Satoshi never came forward with his identity just because? The invention of Bitcoin would be a great thing in anybodys' resume, but he chose to hide because he knew about the powerful enemies he would face if he didn't.
Now, you are giving the power to a US controlled institution to f*** us without us even knowing about it.

Leave the binaries there if you think it's the right thing to do. Move them in a hurry after the trouble comes if you think that's the best thing to do. Just don't say you weren't warned or that you didn't knew about it when it happens.

For a project that is all about decentralization i see it too much centralized in the US, even worse, the source code is hosted in servers under the power of US law.

Let's see how it rolls. After all Bitcoin was like that from the start. Too bad that the only person who seemed to ever think about the dangers of this was the creator, and he's gone.

What about opening the ports used by bitcoin in the firewall?

Hard to tell you what to do when you are vague in your request for help.
OS, Firewall, UPnP on or off, etc.

So, I'll take for granted that you read and understand 100% of the source code every time you compile it... I would like to read your reports about those source audits if that's what you do.


Fear? What about doing the right thing? Let everybody have access to Bitcoin, and not only whoever is not on the Forbidden Persons list?

If his forum needs to gain more wind first why does he need moderators he doesn't know/trust?

Look, i couldn't care less if oldminer really is nasakioto or not, but it does seem strange, and things start to make sense, so...

Also, i entertain myself with this threads  Call me a troll if you want to lol

Subscribing.

People should really answer this poll as it is very important.

The reason for the poll can be found here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=37687.0

No it isn't... It's the only official place from where people can get compiled binaries.

Yes, yes, but... does it make it right?

Or is Bitcoin also bending over and let the US government do as he pleases?

EDIT: Why doesn't Bitcoin have it's own servers in a less restrictive country and hosts all the code themselves instead of relying in companies that have to follow US rulings, no matter how unfair they are?

Or will they just kill the project as soon as the US government says Bitcoin should die?

One doubt: You say you will advertise on every ad space that gets 100 views a day and that you'll pay 5 cents for it... but is it $0.05 or BTC 0.05?

You won't see me complaining I lost money on I0coin or Ixcoin.

You also won't see me complaining if it takes off and some dudes made money and i haven't.

If you can't afford to lose money, don't invest. Business 101...


I think many times that pooled mining should be forbidden and each IP should also have it's hash power limited to something like 5 Mhash/s or some other reasonable number, to stop this attacks from happening and to give everybody a fair chance on mining.

I know Satoshi didn't like when people started GPU mining, so he would like even less the power of the pools.
It's a terrible waste of electricity to say the least.