You are also risking legal problems. Where I live (Massachusetts, United States) this is illegal. The creator of SatoshiDice actually sold his site to someone else to avoid this risk.
Does evoorhees not own SD anymore? |
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For some reason I never thought that bitcoin would be that popular in wyoming yet; however looking at some stats on blockchain.info and I find out that goat is here I am beginning to wonder.
Are there other bitcoiners in Wyoming that want to out themselves (I have never made an attempt to hide my identity). I am in Casper, are there any others out there?
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Of course if you start using Dwolla, a VPN, Tor, sending funds to another account in another name/country/[Insert your choice] that is not yours... or LOT of reasons can trigger you to be verified.
Good to see that Dwolla and Tor are on the same level. |
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According to bitcoincharts...yes, 2 million coins could be sold:
Sell 2000000 BTC for 1987718.05 USD...or about a buck a piece.
Interesting.... didn't pirate say something about taking the price down to $1? |
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Also do we have a status page yet? Would be nice to know what MH we are operating at, can you update on this.
No status page yet. I do keep this information manually updated on the original post though. Hopefully we get another shipment of Singles from Butterfly Labs soon as well. I didn't realize that, thanks. Does that mean that each share is 2464 MHs / ~6674 = ~0.369193887 MH/s? I am not sure of the best way to calculate that, I grabbed 6674 from the last dividend payment. |
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I think I might have tracked down some of the problems we were having with the gui_lite error and black screen.
Ping me when you get back in town.
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I have the same problem! And the captcha is killing me! : )
If you go-back then you don't have to enter the captcha. |
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chirp-chrip?
Also do we have a status page yet? Would be nice to know what MH we are operating at, can you update on this.
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Speaking of donation...
It's interesting, it appears to me that people are more willing to donate BTC than actual money in some instances. Perhaps it's because BTC feels less real? Or perhaps it's just easier? I dunno. Sending 5 BTC to someone, say an app developer, seems easier and less actual money than sending the actual cash. Anyone else see it that way?
Definitely easier. Or to be honest, paypal might be as easy, but I don't use them more than absolutely necessary out of principle. Bullshit, everytime I do anything with Paypal it's at least 5 clicks No shit, PP is an exercise in futility... I *hate* the interface of PP. |
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He will tell the lawyer to fucking respect him  FTFY |
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Also, forgot that I've been meaning to ask, does your site fall-back to the websocket feed or http polling when the socketio.js feed goes down?
As we all know, MtGox's new socketio.js feed seems to go down at least a few times every day (often for hours at a time). I've checked recently and the old websockets feed usually stays up even when socketio.js goes down.
The console log of your site seems to indicate that it's trying to fall back to the websocket feed or http polling, but of course this doesn't seem to work.
Any way you can get this fall-back working until MtGox gets their socketio.js feed permanently sorted out?
Or maybe even a reconnect button that will force page-load reconnection? Currently I just do a page reload which hits your server again. |
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The MtGox chart appears to load fine; however no sales are appearing. Bitfloor works great, but not a single sale from MtGox this morning.
The real time stuff is a direct connection from the user's browser to MtGox's socket.io server -- the one that resets every so often, or goes down completely like this morning. Usually when it goes down though there is a connection error. This morning it was showing as connected, just no data. Not complaining mind, just bringing it up (surprise it is gox  ) |
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The sound works fine for me on Opera but I can't get it to work on FireFox.
yea, the sounds don't work for me either. firefox is the only browser i have Well it turns out that Firefox can't play mp3 and can't decode 24-bit wav files. So I've added .ogg sound files and reduced the bit depth on the wav files to 16-bit. So there should be pretty good cross-browser compatibility. Now if we could only solve the Mt.Gox stream dying problem... It's dead jim? The MtGox chart appears to load fine; however no sales are appearing. Bitfloor works great, but not a single sale from MtGox this morning. |
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Sweet, thanks for the links augustocroppo! |
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Does anyone know if this is the same format as Electrum? I am away from my laptop or I would check.
I don't think so, Electrum has a more sophisticated deterministic algorithm. Do you have any plans to implement this? If not what would you consider a decent bounty? I see two very useful use cases for this: 1. Import the master public key for watch only balance/notifications. I *love* the MyWallet service and the iPhone app. Being able to see my balance or if a payment has been confirmed / received is awesome. However this breaks when using Electrum because of the way it handles payments and change addresses. See http://acceptbit.com/ 2. Actually importing the wallet seed (hex or mnemonic) and using MyWallet as a backup/clone/whatever. If you go this route please make sure that you don't limit yourself to the seed size that Electrum gives you, it actually supports much bigger seeds (I have successfully feed it a 512 bit seed and it worked). |
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* ErebusBat wishes he was smarter so he knew what the hell you were talking about. |
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The subscription fee is the same. 0.5 BTC/mo gives access to charts for individual tickers and realtime arbitrage view for both old and recently added tickers.
Average movements would be nice to, like the chart in the $10 thread. Infact if had this I would have signed up yesterday. Hi, can you please give more details? We would like to implement as many useful new charts as community thinks are needed  Sure, I would love it (and pay for it too) if you added more 'smart buying' charts like these. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=97766.msg1078327#msg1078327 |
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