I have started working with a designer on this project. Thank you everyone for looking.

I am paying far above your asking prices in my thread https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=664752.0 however the art style I am looking for is a bit different than what you are showing but who knows.

Hello I need a new logo designed for a project I work on and I am not artistic at all. However I have a fair idea of what I would like. I really like the art style used by the bower bird on this page http://bower.io/ and would love to have something of the same art style but of a chihuahua. That is pretty much it. If you feel my price is not fair for your work shoot me back an offer and I will see what we can do.

Thanks for taking the time to look.

Offer ends when I find one I like.

I think something else that might be nice to pursue if of interest to you would be talking with some of the people who where in close contact with satoshi before he left or a documentary on slush.

Update homepage for a nicer UX and UI let me know what you think. I will be redoing the design for the betting system soon on the dev site but this will not change anything on the live one.

Come check us out, very few sign ups as i expected but still hoping for people to check it out.

hey guys going to be giving away 0.01 bitcoin to every 10th person to make a bet on the site since traffic is slow right now

Everything is good and blockchain is up to day, I have placed some bets on the site as well

Blockchain is all caught up and site is running in full force have fun. I will be online making some bets with you guys and monitoring the support email account in case anyone runs into issues although I have been testing it with several people for over a month so everything should be running clean.

Switching back from lots of testing so new addresses won't be generated till my blockchain is caught up again. should be within 20 minutes.

Hello I am releasing my new Bitcoin price market site today. It is for all general purposes a prediction market except you can choose how much and over what period you would like to wager on the price of bitcoin.

Bets ranging from 0.001 to 10 BTC.

It works in a few simple steps.

• Create an account
• Once logged click on the button to generate an address.
• Send Bitcoins to account and wait for 1 confirmations
• Click on the market tab and create a game
• You select how much, what way you thing the price will go over a period of time, and how long after the start you would like to accept bets on it.
• People can now accept your bet.
• Once bet time is over the money is sent to the proper winners.
• Cash out at anytime.

No fees are applied to any games or bets, 1% fee will be applied when you choose to cash out.

https://terame.com

come check us out.

Thanks for looking.

Normally you become a member by making lots of quality commits over a long period of time. A project of this size should not and will not let any person who feels like it start making changes that is careless and not in the interest of bitcoin. You can't tell me you would feel more safe if any tom, dick, or jane could modify the satoshi client without any code review.

Just because it causes more than one person to not be able to withdraw money does not rule out the fact that this is a technical error. How does what you just said make any kind of logical sense? Doesn't it make more sense that a technical error would cause everyone to be unable to withdraw?

After using the satoshi client for some time now for developing projects I am finding it more and more lacking. Not having the ability to send coint from an address at this time just seems absurd I get the entire account thing but whatever I won't go on that rant. Anyway what bitcoin clients are you using for development and why have you settled on that client also is it usable from a server?

This is very clearly a technical error. Please contact the site owner instead of trying to shame them here.

Maybe I missed the point of Open Source? I always make my code open source because I want people to use it. Slush is not hurting for money and i support a ton by sending my hashing power at his pool anyway.

Hello, I am looking to switch to electrum from bitcoin-qt for an application I am developing that needs a wallets on the back end to handle a few things. My question is that with bitcoin-qt i am forced to pay fees on certain transactions even when I could care less if the transaction takes days which is my use case. My question is does electurm have any of these fees where over x-bytes charges me a certain fee no mater what? thanks for any help and truely sorry if i missed a question like this I have been search for the past hour and not found anything.

Thanks guys,

From what I have read so far I don't see how this can have an effect on the network. This may make it possible for GPU's to mine much faster but even a 10x increase does not make them anywhere close to profitable.   I assume they would also shortly implement this for asics as well although it would take a bit more work. Pretty even if this would actual work all that would happen is the old 5GH would now be 50GH but doing the exact same thing. The network difficulty would adjust accordingly and it would be like nothing ever happened assuming that you could actually statistically filter out nonces.

I have been playing around with testnet and finding some odd issues that I have run into a wall to with trouble shooting. When I am sending my transactions they are being broadcast and picked up by the network as seen on blockexplorer however my wallet still shows the same amount after waiting over night and running bitcoind with the -reindex flag also listrecievedbyaddress(0, true) is showing that the bitcoins have never sent. Some interesting things I am seeing is that when I send a transaction I am losing one address from my keypool which I assume means that a change address is being created. I am also able to receive coins just fine and my balance is updated within a few minutes when sending myself coins from the tesnet faucet. Any help is appreciated.

here is the transaction http://blockexplorer.com/testnet/tx/ed12a76a1ac113f7bccce2a2ce815aee2346a3c4ba0b6f55d4064cc9dc036cbc

EDIT #1

getinfo shows the correct balance for the wallet however when I do getbalance("account", 0) it is still showing that I have 15 bitcoins when I only have 1.1 as showing correctly by getinfo.

EDIT #2

as usual me just being an idiot or more so not understanding the complete workings I am getting their. It seems my default account is now -14 and my other account is set at 15.1 which ads up to the proper amount that should be in my wallet. Not sure what it would be coded that way because it is very unintuitive.

Hello I have been unable to connect to testnet and issue any RPC calls although I can do it just fine when running the client not in testnet mode. I did try changing the port to 18332 as described in the wiki but that does not seem to work. I now have set the default port to be 8332 for all transactions and tested with telnet that I am able to connect to it. However when I issue PHP commands it seems to fail. Here is my conf file and php connection string.

# username and password for api
rpcuser=user
rpcpassword=password
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcport=8332

# Don't generate coins
gen=0

# enable json api
server=1

# Pre-gen wallet keys
keypool=100

# set max number of connections
maxconnections=100

#testnet
testnet=1

my connection string in php is

new jsonRPCClient("http://user:password@127.0.0.1:8332/");


Thanks for any help I have been banging my head against the wall for a while now  

EDIT: Sorry guys I figured it out. I tried to delete the post but it would not let me.

For anyone who comes across this issue in the future if you are getting a 500 error check your code for any hard-coded tests you had left around.
I was checking the balance of a known address in my non testcoin wallet which was causing this to happen.