With all the molecules and atoms you made me a bit curios. What is this website about?
It was just an example. I have a dice game coming up. Each dice consists of a shadow plus a face, and each dice is in a set of 6, and there are 2 sets. So I thought there may have been a more hierarchal way of arranging them in the page, but since I'm no CSS guru I've ended up just hard-coding pixel locations with the 'position:absolute' feature. I'm much more at home doing the graphics in Photoshop than I am cutting it up to HTML afterwards, but the guy I usually hire to do that is busy on something else at the moment, so I'm slowly doing it myself
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I like how it's got a cartoon-feel. Would go well in an animation. Edit: A good excuse to finally upload something to this domain: http://bitcoinclipart.com/ ...will add more there whenever I get any spare time (never).
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What you want to achieve has nothing to do with CSS. You can do it with Javascript.
Okay no problem. I wasn't sure. I've already built the site now anyway with a bit of copy+paste Will hopefully have the new site ready in a day or so.
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I advise caution for any newbies reading the above offer. Make very sure it's valid before sending any money.
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I just checked its all good thanks bro! I told you Im not a lair so I will keep shooting straight I want a great rep here thanks!
No problem. By the way, I'm almost finished work on a new site involving rolling 6 dice... will hopefully be connected to BitcoinBalance soon Will also have md5 check with (1,2,3,4,5,6,xxxxxxxxxxxx) for example to show the dice.
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I dont really care I sent the btc I played I won and I lost almost everything i won just trying to withdraw from your site if your sql keeps record of all transactions with drawn you would see I started a withdraw for 4.25 to my wallet and this would have left me 2-3 btc to play with so Im not stressed I got most my invested money back just shitty your site dont record all transactions like bitcoin does. might look into it. other wise fun game.
I can see the 4.25 DID go to you. Please check again and come back and tell everyone that in fact my site did send your 4.25... I guess that's why your balance was then showing lower than you expected. Edit: You can see it here as it hasn't made it into a block yet: http://bitcoincharts.com/bitcoin/
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So player beware site crashes if you pull out funds and you dont get to keep what you win.
Complete B.S. Site crashes whenever 'bitcoind' crashes it's true, this is rare and affects many other bitcoin-using websites, not just mine. You are entitled to withdraw everything in your account as many others have done before you.
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So now it only shows btc3.15 and I had btc 7.43 whats up with it?
I had won and had a total of 7.43 and I started a with draw of 4.25 but your website crashed or something so I never got my transfer of the 4.25 back to my wallet and i was going to play with the rest that i won. but thats not showing up in transactions for my wallet or your site so I guess its a loss.
Where on earth did you see 7.43? I'd really like to know. Your address shows on block explorer as that you sent a total of 3.5 BTC to my server, and then the SUM of all your wins/losses adds up to -0.35 BTC: SELECT sum(amount) FROM `transactions` WHERE user_id='39'; sum(amount) -0.35000000 Every single play/win is recorded in mysql database, would you like me to list them all here with the time and date?
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what kind of crap is that
It's called 'bitcoind' and I agree it's utter shit... I'm restarting it now; Please try your withdrawal again in 5 minutes. Edit: It's restarted now and I see your balance is 3.15... where did you pull the figure of 7.43 from?
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Im assuming you can do some form of Targeting when wanting to refer to a set of rules that you created
Guh? I can't do much. I just want to define an atom has having a certain look (css, html, images, whatever) and then be able to place that many times in the html without specifically copying and pasting all of the HTML associated with that small block. Does CSS have a system of sub-classes and sub-sub-classes? This is how I envisage things: .atom { width:1px; height:1px; background-color:red; }
.molecule { atom atom atom }
.goo { molecule molecule ... molecule molecule }
<div class='goo'> </div>
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Hi, I don't even know if this is possible but it seems like it should be... I'd like to build a 'building block' of html which will then be reused in multiple places in my page. So let's say i have the following which I'd like to class as 'atom': .atom { width:1px; height:1px; background-color:red; }
Then have another class called a 'molecule'... Is it possible to define each molecule as containing exactly 3 atoms, without specifically hard-coding 3 atoms into every molecule div? Then later what if I want to have: <div class='goo'> </div> ...which automatically displays 100 molecules. So then after my CSS is set up, the HTML to display 300 atoms would simply be: <html> <body> <div class='goo'> </div> </body> </html>
Is that possible? How to do it? Thanks
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I'll give you $8 per coin and you send first
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I blocked out the amounts I have received, but I kept the start of all the addresses visible.
Sorry to have to tell you this but only 6 characters of an address are required to search for them on Block Explorer.
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Your block count is really low for today... mine shows 127869 currently.
Edit: Sorry I re-read your post and see that your transaction is from block 124730.
Have you tried starting bitcoin with the -rescan option?
Otherwise, I'd try deleting the block chain altogether and downloading it all again.
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@bituser, how do you feel about missing out on 0.5 BTC?
One way to think of this is that you had a sure (almost) 0.5 in your hand, but then you gambled it all in order to get 0.65 (you gambled 100% to get a 30% return).
I don't feel bad at all. As I said in my earlier post, I would always offer 0.5 BTC during a normal game. I only offered the 0.65 BTC as I figured you would want to see fadisaaida's reaction. So really this experiment is somewhat invalid. The true experiment is between strangers who don't know anything about each other. By discussing the game first and by having witnesses, the outcome is altered. examples :
1. hah ( if i accept then i will look like a fool with my previous statement
fadisaaida listed this as one of his reasons for not taking the 0.35 BTC. But in the true experiment, he would not have taken a stance and could not be seen as a hypocrite for taking the low-ball offer. Just some food for thought. Yes I agree, with respect to the original post, this game was invalid. I still found it interesting though.
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Seems to me, many here are trying to solve a problem that doesn't exist.
What's the problem exactly?
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First, let's convert jackpots into $ (the value on date they were won): I'm just glad I never sold any of those coins... up to $467.10 now
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Off topic, but I have to ask: Alex, do you live in Australia? Yes, land of the slow internet. I suppose I look upside down to you?
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all bitcoin transactions are recorded in the blockchain, if you sent it on its way then it irrelevant if their client died or not look your transaction up on http://blockexplorer.com/It's not irrelevant if you've emailed them about it and received no response from them in 10+ days. I accidentally duped a 10 BTC transaction to a merchant using mybitcoin.com and am yet to get any response from them (mybitcoin.com, not the merchant). Don't use MyBitcoin? The whole strength of Bitcoin is that it is 100% decentralized; why give that up? Do you mean boycott all merchants that use mybitcoin.com to accept payments? That will drastically reduce the take-up rate for new bitcoin merchants. Not every store owner knows how to set up a wallet on their own server.
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Why the heck are people holding ßtc funds in online accounts? I just dont get it.....
like maybe if "my comp burned out so now im on my lappy and i didnt loose my wallet.dat HAR HAR" But my wallets on many frequent backups so I unno
If I'm in a situation where I need to use an internet cafe, I'd rather have a few coins online than plug my wallet.dat into some public pc's usb port.
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