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Volume: 143073.0 MNC / 411.0 BTC Last Price: 0.00304 BTC Low: 0.002 BTC High: 0.0036 BTC
Faster than I thought it would move... hmm...
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Cool. Thanks for the info, buddy.
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mcxnow.com, built in C++, near real time transactions, is now up. I'm not an admin, just a user that was impressed...
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mcxnow.com, built in C++, near real time transactions, is now up. I'm not an admin, just a user that was impressed...
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Where is the right place? i don't post much, but it seemed like a reasonable thing to put it in the general discussion thread. No worries.
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mcxnow.com, built in C++, near real time transactions, is now up. I'm not an admin, just a user that was impressed...
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GTABMX- Yup, they're good for groceries. My wife has a pile of them, and she rotates them when she goes to the store. She always gets gawked at and asked who made them. It's why we started the site.
Cheers,
RyanEnder
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Dragonflies are too easy to work up. We do custom orders. It doesn't cost anything to submit a request through the website. You just ask for something you want to see, and we respond with some samples and a quote. If you don't like it, no worries at all.
Cheers, and thanks for taking a look.
RyanEnder
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Yeah... that reminds me... if you get your coin, please bump us. I won't be bumping this thread aside from giving explanations of technical challenges in running this type of effort.
If you're bitcoin-rich, feel free to send donations to my sig block address. I'm rolling it into this giveaway (honestly), and hopefully will make ends meet in combination with my mining efforts. Every .0006 BTC keeps this going.
Cheers,
RyanEnder
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FYI- I'll be sharing the technical challenges we encounter here in this thread. So far, we were able to run this promotion using Joomla 1.5.x and ChronoForms.
Thought it might be helpful for those thinking of doing something similar.
Cheers,
RyanEnder
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Ok, growing pains all around...
I was using the 0.3.22 client, and it was forcing a .01 BTC transaction fee on every .0001 BTC transaction I sent. Upgraded to 0.3.23, and we're down to .0005 BTC. Much better...
Cheers,
RyanEnder
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We're trying to see if there's value driving business to our site using BTC microtransactions. Simply go to WhimsyBags.com, navigate to "Bitcoin Giveaway", enter your Bitcoin address, fill in the Captcha and hit "Submit". No catches, no personal data. We're just advertising, and think Bitcoin is a pretty good way of going about it. The process isn't automated (yet), so if you experience a delay, it's just because we haven't gotten to your submission yet. Feel free to pass us feedback either here or on the website. We're very interested in hearing what you have to say. This might not last, depending on the return on investment, but for now, have at it! Cheers, Whimsy Bags- http://www.whimsybags.com |
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We just put up a site today dealing in physical goods. WhimsyBags.com. We'll see how it goes...  |
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Yeah, we're trying to figure out how to estimate BTC prices. It's sparked a heated debate here. I totally agree with you.
For now, we're just using USD conversion rates on MarketCharts.com, and coming up with a BTC based around $15. Hopefully, as the CMS needs grow, we'll be able to do it in a more automated fashion.
Thanks for taking a look! Cheers!
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Hey, guys...
I'm trying to get whitelisted, in order to put my new BTC-accepting merchant website up on the forums. I've been here for a while, and would like to get a jump on getting the word out.
Please let me know if there's anything I can do to expedite the process.
Thanks!
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Cheers, everybody...  http://WhimsyBags.com is embracing the Bitcoin movement! We accept BTC based on current USD exchange rates found on BitcoinCharts.com. Request a quote for items through "Contact Us" on the home page. Check out our Bitcoin Tees: http://www.whimsybags.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=302:bitcointees&catid=13:teesAnonymityWe appreciate your anonymity. Each customer will be provided a unique Bitcoin address used to deliver BTC payment. Your customer ID will be the Bitcoin address we generate and provide you. It is up to YOU how much information to provide to ensure delivery of products. In the event you cannot receive a product due to anonymity concerns, even post-payment, we will refund your BTC. Upon confirmation of receipt of payment, we will deliver products to the address you provide. We do not keep ANY personal information within our website database. DeliveryWe deliver worldwide! P.O. boxes accepted! DisclaimerUsing BTC for payment may provide certain unforseen technical challenges. This is an attempt to foster the Bitcoin economy. In an effort to encourage the use of BTC, we are willing to work with our customers (and occasionally take a loss) in an attempt to meet customer needs. We will do everything we can to provide a safe, secure and enjoyable experience. If you have concerns, questions or complaints, please contact us immediately. |
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Does anybody know where I can find a master list of bitcoin gambling websites? I'm interested in seeing what implementations there are out there.
Even if you know of only one, please let me know. I'll compile them, and repost once I've got a few worth sharing.
Cheers
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...and then they take all the bitcoins in everybody's accounts... "just for the lulz"... yikes.
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Still, Apple has tried getting their Cloud service (yeah, I know, it's not exactly doing MapReduce) off the ground a couple of times. I can definitely see the upside of creating a virtual currency, especially if I owned the sites where it intersected other currencies like Mt. Gox or TradeHill. I still think the best way for Bitcoin to flourish is to make sure the places where they intersect with the economy in general is as hardened and secure as anything on the Internet. Flaunt it. Challenge hackers to take it down. I'd trust a site that openly talked trash to LulzSec, Anonymous, or any of those guys...  |
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