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No offense, but your site doesn't exactly scream confidence. That and your inability to speak clear English does not do well for your public image, and image is everything with a website.
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So right now the way to get armory to run is to disable it running core in the options, have core running then start armory?
Fixed in 0.95.1 I just freshly installed armory and I've been having trouble with it still. When I don't run bitcoin core outside of armory (if I keep the option checked) it gets stuck on Initializing Bitcoin Engine. |
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Yes there are times when some casinos offer promos of "0%" house edge but in the end, gamblers will always somehow lose everything with their "full-proof" martingale betting tactics with their small 0.05BTC balance.
I think that's the catch they're trying to get you with when they run these 0% edge events, they're hoping that even though the odds are in nobody's favor, the gambler will still have an amount of fallacy that causes them to lose anyway. |
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Investing in casinos is much better than gambling in them, that's for sure. The odds are in your favor and depending on the size of the bankroll, the risk can be too.
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Thank you guys a lot. So, maybe I'm not quite as confused as I thought I was. Some of my assumptions were correct.
Maybe let's back up one second. Forget about my brother. In my own Mycelium wallet, I go to "accounts." I swear when I started using it, it said I had 1 account, and 1 private key. Now a couple months later, it says I have the same 1 account, but now 23 private keys. That's exactly what it says.
Can we start there? As far as I know, there is no way for me to "open" that and actually see those 23 private keys.
I'm new but not dumb. I do know the tiniest of information about salts and hashes , etc. It's not something I can conceptually fathom in my mind though.
So 1) There's the seed.....(the words?).....ok, take it from there please.....what happens?
Mycelium takes the seed phrase and uses that to create a deterministic wallet. Every time you receive bitcoins on an address, Mycelium generates the next key pair (address) and adds it to your account. Because all the addresses in an account are based off of the same seed phrase, if you ever lose your wallet, you only need to back up the seed phrase because it is from that seed phrase that every address your wallet will ever give you is generated. |
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I would definitely be interested in secure hologram stickers, or something similar. Paper wallets are my favorite way to store bitcoin.
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So right now the way to get armory to run is to disable it running core in the options, have core running then start armory?
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The box/crate/case opening has always been a successful business model, because it works. It really gets people going. Bonus points if you add other items in there instead of just multipliers, things that people have to collect to get something else.
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I feel that it is time for us to discuss about this matter. How long do you people thinks that Bitcointalk signature campaigns will last?
Bitcoin will be hitting its peak and probably surpass it very soon looking at the current rate. Which means that more people will be joining us in investing Bitcoin. This mean that there will be a huge changes in the signature campaigns community.
I feel that the number of signature campaigns will be greatly reduced once Bitcoin reaches a new height because it is much efficient to just start a advertisement campaign on popular AD networks like A-ads and MellowAds or even Google Adsense.
No.Signature campaigns will keep running like they used to without any effect of bitcoin price.Most campaigns will reduce the rates of payment but they will continue to run as their business depends on bitcoin and this forum is a great source of bitcoin related traffic I agree with you here. This forum is pretty much THE bitcoin forum, there may be others but they will never be the original. Most enthusiasts come here, as well as people new to the technology. |
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I see the matrix of buttons, and I can sorta guess where I'm supposed to click but nothing shows up, they're just a bunch of blank buttons.
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Is anyone else having an issue where when a modal pops over the screen, it is also blurred along with the rest of the screen? Not enough to not be able to read it, but enough to be annoying.
It is an old issue. Some pop-ups like that i.e faucet captcha are slightly blurred as well. You can read them, but it feels like your vision is blurry. I can't imagine that this is intended feature. Also I can't open PD on IE, I see some other users already reported this issue. Is SilverLight a problem here? All I can see is a background of the site, nothing more. Bummer. Does anyone know of a quick userscript/CSS hack to fix it? It's pretty annoying. |
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Just wanted to pop in here and say that after a while of using it, Mycelium is still my favorite mobile wallet. I've never had any issues with it, and I love the design and abundance of features. Keep up the good work.
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Is anyone else having an issue where when a modal pops over the screen, it is also blurred along with the rest of the screen? Not enough to not be able to read it, but enough to be annoying.
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Is there a reason payments haven't been sent out yet?
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What happens if your friend Alice gives you counterfeit cash, you go to spend it in a store, and they confiscate it?
Counterfeit cash is more easily detectable, and if it's a good counterfeit it will probably fool other people too. Maybe. I've seen stores uses counterfeit detector pens quite a bit, and in a few cases run the bills through a machine (usually only larger bills). Banks routinely run cash you deposit through fancier machines and probably catch more. I don't do any of these when I get cash from a friend, and I wouldn't necessarily detect whatever it is those tests are doing. The point is, you can lose money this way, so losing money due to receiving bad Bitcoin is nothing qualitatively new. I'm not saying it is a good thing though. Good point, but I feel like "tainted" coins would be much more prevalent if blacklisting became a thing. |
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I give up. I have lost more faith in this thread than I have in my whole life.
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Very interesting idea. What do you plan on using the old hardware for? ASICs can't really be repurposed.
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If something looks too good to be true, then it is. 100x true for bitcoin things.
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What happens if your friend Alice gives you counterfeit cash, you go to spend it in a store, and they confiscate it?
Counterfeit cash is more easily detectable, and if it's a good counterfeit it will probably fool other people too. |
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