Es heißt, Transaktionen werden in einer Datenbank gespeichert, damit das selbe BTC nicht an mehrere Empfänger gesendet wird. Da hoffe ich nur, dass diese Datenbank ausreichend gesichert ist, vielleicht auf ~200 Spiegelservern, in jedem Land eine  Oh, und welchen Umfang hätte die Datenbank, wenn 1 MRD Menschen täglich 10 Transaktionen damit machen? Gut, bis es soweit ist, wird auch die Hardware entsprechend sein. wenn ich das system nicht völlg falsch verstanden habe, werden die transaktionen den neu generierten blöcken hinzugefügt. d.h. eine transaktion wird erst dann ausgeführt, wenn ein neuer block generiert wurde, und der erzeuger des blocks diese spezielle transaktion annimmt. das machen im moment noch fast alle umsonst, später, wenn die miner kaum noch bitcoins erzeugen, verlangen viele dann wohl auch eine kleine transaktiongebühr. jedenfalls werden die transaktionen sobald sie in einen block aufgenommen werden, teil der blockchain, die jeder client runterlädt und aktuell hält. von daher sinds wohl nicht 200 kopien sondern je nach größe des netzwerks tausende und später millionen. ich weiss allerdings nicht, wieviel transaktionen ein block maximal beeinhalten kann und ob das eine unverändere größe ist. das könnte vielleicht irgendwann problematisch werden, wenn das netzwerk sehr groß ist. |
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die 5850 von sapphire kriegst du sogar für 110€ |
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bitcoin sehe ich von der entwicklung her ähnlich wie email. die verbreitung wird zwar stetig zunehmen, aber die alternativen auch langfristig nicht völlig verdrängen. und vorher wirds auch erstmal viele jahre bis tendentiell jahrzehnte dauern, bis auch die zwei-finger-tipper-fraktion regelmäßige nutzer werden. das wär so im großen und ganzen der best-case. wie wahrscheinlich der ist, kann natürlich niemand auch nur ansatzweise erahnen. sicher ist aber, daß keiner, der jetzt bitcoins kauft oder mined und die auch behält, damit jemals im supermarkt einkaufen wird. sollte die bitcoin nämlich irgendwann mal im supermarkt ankommen, haben diejenigen zu dem zeitpunkt längst angestellte, die für sie einkaufen  |
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nurs fürs mining kriegst du mit einer 5850 oder 5870 mehr fürs geld.
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ok, thanks. trying to mine some namecoins now. |
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getinfo says this: "version" : 32100,
"balance" : 0.00000000,
"blocks" : 1434,
"connections" : 1,
"proxy" : "",
"generate" : false,
"genproclimit" : -1,
"difficulty" : 512.00781274,
"hashespersec" : 0,
"testnet" : false,
"keypoololdest" : 1304454917,
"paytxfee" : 0.00000000,
"errors" : ""
connections increased to 7. so this is how its supposed to look? |
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tried it on windows 7 64bit. gets to "bitcoin server starting" and stays there. |
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mndrix --
this went extremely smoothly. I would pay a small clearing fee to participate in another one of your lending pools if you ever get the courage to run a new one.
#2 very good job, mndrix |
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if you really have to pay half the coins for electricity and internet, you are probably not in a viable location to do professional mining at all.
secondly, even if you are in a good location, to get profits equal to your initial investment within the first few month is very unlikely. so paying back all the investors very fast is out of the question.
if you intend to go ahead anyway, you should set the terms for the loans yourself. like for example you ask for ten loans 100btc each, payment 110btc after 6 months. or something like that.
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As a diamond-level Zerg player, I offer coaching to anyone who is Platinum or below. I'll look at your replays in-depth and give detailed analysis. I'll observe your play in-game and give live feedback. We'll go over a a list of things to work on and ways to practice each skill. Your game will improve, guaranteed. 10 btc/hr. Reply here or email japhet@[website in my sig].
I remember when video games were played for fun. Get off my lawn. >90% people who do sports do it just for fun. still, many hire trainers to improve. serious training can be fun. whats wrong with doing the same at a computer game? |
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in the german forum someone offered stickers in german, roughly 3x3". http://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4237.msg83451#msg83451translated quote: 1 Sticker 0,2 BTC
10 Stickers 1,5 BTC (0,15 BTC each)
100 Stickers 12,- BTC (0,12 BTC each)
500 Stickers 50,- BTC (0,10 BTC each)
+ shipping
stickers have german language, so this is just for a price comparision. |
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please send them to me! too me they also mean nothing i swear!! |
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rationally, accepting the 10$ is the right choice in a totally isolated experiment. telling anyone that you would make a rational decision however, is not.
always appear like the 50/50 guy.
accepting 5000/0 is not rational btw. why would you care more about the greedy unknown person taking all the money than the unknown person offering it?
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The only most recent version of major browsers that doesn't have Web Sockets is IE9. I'm pretty sure all other major browsers have support (although I think some need it enabled first).
right now its only enabled in chrome and safari afaik I most likely will write the server code in C or C++ and have the first version of the client in PHP/Ajax but have the script connect via the PHP socket code. This way, it'll be easier to add a C++ client down the line as optional for a better experience.
that sounds like a plan. |
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the main issue with speed is not the fact that it is TCP but that each action using PHP/Ajax would be a new HTTP request.
use websockets and hope that they will be activated in the major browsers soon? edit: i think trusting the binary is a non-issue with c/c++. the user already trusts you enough to give you some bitcoin. so its very likely that he also trusts you enough not to spread malware. |
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if everybody in the world used bitcoin, then the early adopters did a big part in the establishment of the first world currency. i think they deserve the reward. which will be much less, because many will sell earlier, receiving less. the people they sold to receive some part of the final "reward" too, and so on. its not unfair, because you can join in anytime if you think its worth it. if you think bitcoin will be a great success but still dont want to buy bitcoin and earn a shitload of money just because somebody else might earn even more, well.... enjoy being poor and envious  |
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it would be more accurate to value it in bitcoin -> 100% accurate seriously, you dont count your dollars in gold. when you have 3000$ you just think "thats quite a bunch of money" not "thats 100g of gold" or something like that. |
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i wish to lend 100 btc for 104btc in return.
return address is 17QGrpWtkoEmKQ4SKZ1YrBtHTSbPKtS7sm
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nope, i didnt. mostly because i dont really get the idea of your game. and second, i looked at your jstet code and wasnt impressed so much. i am not really sure if you can code, design and balance a totally new game all by yourself. but if you give a more detailed concept of your game, i might support you. in comparison, my game is even less ambitious even though i intend to have at least some gfx and sound. but obviously, public interest in my project is very low, so i am not so motivated to realize it. i was looking forward to do some game programming, but i wont code a game nobody will ever touch  |
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