Finally got in - but cannot access their https server (only the http one is working for me).

The UI feels a little cluttered but it is quite responsive.

Seems the Quick Buy/Sell is broken (and the numbers in the popups make no sense at all).

Yup - am chatting online now (albeit about 1 response per 5 minutes).

Had forgot my "username" and now seems something has gone wrong with the account and apparently the "boys are out to lunch" now.

To add to my fun it seems my web service provider is having troubles (so can't get the change password email as I can't access my email).

I should probably have just slept for a few more hours.

Supposedly the Testnet launch has started yet every time I attempt to log in I get "The credentials provided is incorrect." (their bad English).

Have tried the change password a few times but still doesn't work. Anyone managed to log in?

BTW was impressed with their online support at midnight last night but can't get anyone to chat to me today.

Ian.

Not entirely a new idea but from other threads I've read about this I think this could be built by using something like Tiny Core Linux packaged with a minimal bitcoin client that is designed to work entirely offline.

I had read in another thread that someone was working out how to be able to import and export transactions - if the client supported this feature then money could be moved out of the safe when desired via an export and the blockchain for the safe could be updated via a copy of blk0001.dat followed by a rescan for additions into the safe.

Anyone working on such a solution yet?

Ian.

Although I have no affiliation with (and have not yet used) this exchange I was quite impressed by their online support as I managed to get someone (am pretty sure it wasn't a robot - and if it was then even more kudos) to answer a few questions for me about half an hour ago (which would be around midnight Sunday in Australia).

Hopefully this is a sign of good things to come.

Ian.

Gidday,

My name is Ian Knowles and I am the director of an Australian software company CIYAM Pty. Ltd. (www.ciyam.com).

I am planning to set up an open source project in which bitcoin payments will be made available for completing tasks that I (or other willing payers) wish to sponsor in order to further the project's development.

Details about opportunities to earn bitcoin working on my open source project will be posted to this forum (where applicable) in the following months.

Cheers,

Ian Knowles.