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#include <sstream>
std::string GenFileName(int i)
{
std::stringstream out;
out << i << ".pbm";
return out.str();
}
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Start by writing/obtaining an api to communicate with the exchange you wish to trade on. Then implement your strategy/s using the api. If you need a database something simple like sqlite will probable do.
I am in the process of developing a trading platform. It has a host of facilities for communicating with exchanges, reading/writing to databases, etc. which are accessed through scripts and plugins.
Unfortunately it is still some months from even being in an unstable beta state.
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Have you looked at wxWidgets, it has a wxBitmap class.
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What you should do is say that the snowball must be passed on until such an event happens. Like bitcoin exceeding $7 or something, and must be passed on within a certain amount of time from receiving next address.
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Hi Holy, nice to have you around.
What sort of rig you got?
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Not sure what you mean, the scan results are only viewable on the network and not by the end-user?
I may be in over my head here, but I was trying to think of a way to limit what info is broadcast to other peers on the network. For example, I would not want my directory structure to be viewable to other peers. Peers only exchange antibodies not system info. |
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Could it be an issue if you have a list of open ports and ip addresses that the Antibodies would be hooked up to, and one buffer overflow later, you got yourself a premade botnet ready to roll?
No, antibodies run inside a script engine that only has safe read bindings. It can only look and tell user what it see's. |
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Finding a good way to determine good from bad antibodies is definitely the crux of the problem here.
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I am floating an idea here to asses its merit. Its unrelated to bitcoin but is p2p.
The idea is called Antibodies (p2p antivirus).
An antibody in this context is a package of data containing information, name/author/... , and most importantly a script.
The antibody client connects to a p2p network that share's its antibodies with other nodes.
Antibodies are prioritized and run in the background. They have only got read access to the memory/filesystem of local system. They can also send a message to the user such as "Warning, this system is infected with a virus!".
And if you have the skills you can publish your own antibody.
Obviously there would be the potential for spammy antibodies but the network would have a degree of resiliency to this as you can choose to mark an antibody as 'BAD' and this information is shared across the network.
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If you really believe this, then why don't you set about on a path to a Nobel Prize for discovering fundamental physical forces hitherto unknown to science.
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So Zombie,
Did you delete your last post about making nuisance phone calls to the emergency services for btc or was it deleted by a moderator?
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They want you to believe these ridiculous stories in order to distract you from the truth.
Remote viewing = satellite surveillance technology.
Killshot event = energy weapon
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Just in-case anyone is interested, CBX API is returning the following today :-
"The CBX platform has been paused for server hardware upgrade."
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Hi.
I hope you don't hunt bears.
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What about phone zombies, people who spend all day texting and ignoring the people in the real world.
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Hi,
The newbie sections is actually quite active, your post will be read. If you make a good post it will be moved and you will be whitelisted.
So don't be put off by the newbie title.
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How do you prevent chess bots?
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Today I had a sell order, I got impatient and a lowered my price to match a buy order. I then cancelled the original sell order. But the original sell order remained on the orderbook for thirty mins or so.
I think the gox server has been having trouble keeping up with all the orders today.
It is possible your sell order was in a pending state and the server didn't have time to tell you about it.
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You take my money if I don't spend it, and you half it if I spend too much.
Hmm, maybe I'll just write a bot to constantly make 1 cent payments and you double my money.
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