USB tether your phone to the host PC.
I kinda figured that would be the case. I found a video on you tube using a pi http://youtu.be/x_yhJ_QBfaUI'm gonna look around some more and see if anyone has had luck with a wifi dongle. I think that might work as well. Thanx for the advice. It depends on the miner, if you mine using add-on devices and raspberry pi, you can use raspberry pi as the controller while the miners (like S1) mine.. you can use a wifi-dongle for this case. If you use antminers s3, you can add antenna to them and connect them through wi-fi. |
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be careful, use escrow and verify that the person you are talking on skype its the same here..lots of scammers will try to get you.
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I dont really know if you can report it to a mod but just go along and keep doing your trades...
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I can do bitstamp rate for 200$ USD skrill. You gib first or lets use escrow, let me know.
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i can take this a bitstamp price, you'll send first or i can get the escrow although its only 20$ USD.. let me know.
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Btc price according this guy is 308.5 usd. He is paying 22.85 pounds for 30 pounds.. I was gonna purchase some for you if we used escrow but this price is ridiculous. Let me know if you're paying the right price.
The price factors in a number of variables including my time, effort, convenience and as you can use your credit card to buy the gift card this has associated risks which has been taken into account. You are paying a higher price for the convenience and the ability to use your Amazon account to complete this transaction in minutes. I won't be doing escrow for this as my reputation is solid and I don't have the time for it with such small amounts. I will do all trades openly and transparently in this thread and not via PM's. This way people will be able to see that this service is reliable and trustworthy. If anyone wants reassurance of my reputation prior to the first few trades I complete they can PM me and I will happily provide what I consider to be satisfactory reassurance. And finally Reynaldo I clearly say in the title 'UK ONLY' and last time I checked a map the 'Dominican Republic' is not part of it  You dont have any trust here, you have done only 1 transaction and wont use escrow, good luck. |
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Btc price according this guy is 308.5 usd. He is paying 22.85 pounds for 30 pounds.. I was gonna purchase some for you if we used escrow but this price is ridiculous. Let me know if you're paying the right price.
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What do you think you can achieve by running a pool? some quick ideas: People need to trust pool operator, you have 33 post. If you dont have enough hash power you wont solve anyblock and no one will get paid from their work on your pool unless you get a considerable amount of hashrate or massive luck. You need to know what you are doing, what kind of payment are you going to use, you need reliable servers, DDoS protection, etc...that cost money. You should not mess with anything really big unless you can be held responsible. https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Comparison_of_mining_pools |
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I've skrill/neteller, let me know, need around 600$ USD; we can use escrow or you'll send first
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[Unit]
Description=Bitcoin Daemon
Conflicts=bitcoin-reindex.service
After=network.target
[Service]
User=bitcoin
Group=bitcoin
ExecStart=/usr/bin/bitcoind -daemon=0 \
-conf=/etc/bitcoin/bitcoin.conf \
-datadir=/srv/bitcoin \
-pid=/run/bitcoind.pid
ExecReload=/usr/bin/kill -HUP $MAINPID
ExecStop=/usr/bin/bitcoind stop
[Install]
WantedBy=multi-user.target this is the new systemd file that comes with the new 0.10 release. I suppose that to change my configuration file should be as easy as change -conf=/home/user/.bitcoin/bitcoin.conf but for datadir how should i list it? |
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Im gonna give Bitcoin-qt another chance now that they've updated it, hope it doesnt kill my pc this time.
you need to understand that using bitcoin-qt requires downloading the whole blockchain, where clients like electrum or multibit do not need the blockchain. Blockchain current size is around 40GB I would not use blockchain.info to store any bitcoin. |
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Where's Vod to check this out.. escrow it camolist instead of abusing your trust powers.. ffs
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Circle, Coinbase if you are in the US
localbitcoins is another option
coin.mx is a site that lets you use credit card. Limits at a few hundred but has generally been reliable.
Anyone know if it's charged as a purchase or cash advance? as purchase, fee 2.8% , you can also try trucoin if you are on the USA |
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Using electrum for quick transactions, armory for saving funds or offline wallet.
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Post your site for rate and what %.
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I know the odds of someone "cracking" your private key are astronomical, but you know that there are high end computers that all they are doing is coming up with private keys, you randomly guess tens of thousands per second, it wouldnt take long to find at least a few that would match..
Almost like playing a lottery right? I've put a lot of thought into this and I created a script that was generating 20,000 keys per minute and stored the key pairs into a database. The bigger issue I ran into was checking those addresses for a balance, that was much slower around 40 addresses per minute, since it was over the internet and had to check it against the blockchain. The next HUGE issue was space. In just 14 hours I had over 15 GB of data storing ~20 million key pairs. The storage and checking these keys is a huge issue when trying to get lucky with a private key. At this point I stopped and I did the math: if I had unlimited storage space and kept running the script for one year I would only generate 10 billion key pairs taking up 10TB of data, this is out of the 1,461,501,637,330,902,918,203,684,832,716,283,019,655,932,542,976 possible keys. and here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=156077.0 https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=139735.20 i couldnt find the post where DannyHamilton says "if you started generating keys at the start of the universe, you wouldnt even have 0.000003% of privkeys possible" |
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I want to buy 50$ usd via skrill, at +1% bitstamp or preev. Pm if you agree, this is a low mount and I'll send first.
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I can do this if you pay moneygram fees (8%), let me know.
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Instead of dealing with excess messages, you could write two wrappers. One which starts bitcoind and puts the pid into a file (unless bitcoind already places a pidfile in /var/run/), and a second one which sends a kill -0 to the pid every 5 min and restart if it's gone. That also has the benefit that you don't delete maybe important mails.
Sorry I've not updated, yesterday had a rough evening, will try to do it tonight. Killing using the pid its not recommended because you might kill someone that you do not want to, it will depend on Type=xx on the systemd file or if you do not use systemd it will relie on how you started it at startup. For the pid i think its safe to use "pidof bitcoind" to get the pid. Thanks again Bitsky and Newar |
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Didn't realise systemd is already available in Raspian?
My quick and dirty hack: A crontab that starts the process every x Minutes. If bitcoind already runs it will do nothing, but a log entry. Another crontab takes care removing that log file every so often.
Not using raspbian, using arch linux arm; I added the Restart=on-failure and will try to add the RestartSec=60; I've fixed it i think, ill update this post with the configuration later , thanks Bitsky Btw can you give me the command for the crontab? i've never used it. |
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