As the reference client, I can sure understand that devs may be reluctant to introduce patches without a lot of testing first. If a released were to introduce some nasty bug, it could quickly create a nice chaos given that most people just run and update the official client without asking themselves many questions (which is understandable, the official client, being "official", is supposed to be stable and running out of the box).

That said:
Using the console for this is good enough to me (it's not as if this was a very frequent operation), but it would be nice though if the client was able to dump encrypted private keys... It's a bit sad that the official client provides a way to encrypt a wallet but no way to decrypt it... (and it doesn't really help switching from one client to another)

Well, GUI coin control would actually make Bitcoin easier for anyone needing coin control... A basic design which looks useful to me would be:
1. a list of balance per address
2. from this list, allow to pick one (or optionally several) addresses to spend from
And to avoid clogging the main GUI, it can just be buried somewhere into the menu

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Necromancing this: any plan to at least make "dumpprivkey" accept the decryption key as argument? The function has to exist in the client, it's just a matter of making it reachable from the debug console... This is making me wish I hadn't encrypted my wallet... :/

It's just that, generally speaking, mining-wise, NVIDIA GPUs are slow compared, precisely, to their gaming value.

Indeed that's quite fast IMO for an NIVIDA.

About the pool war, my personal preference goes to PPLNS such as Bitminter (this one also pays tx fees as far as I know). Particularly interesting when you have a low hashrate and want to be the one (as opposed to the pool operator) taking the risk of good or bad luck without too much variance.

Most likely:
anonymousads.com => 78.47.172.10
ad.anonymousads.com => 78.47.125.166

Moi non plus. Pas particulièrement parce que je pense que la compétition est une bonne chose, juste parce que je ne vois pas en quoi il serait anormal que quelqu'un qui mine 2 fois plus ait 2 fois plus de récompense. De toute façon avec les pools personne n'est lésé, même en minant à 50MH/s on peut arriver à gagner 1 ou 2 bitcents par jour, somme suffisante pour demander un retrait sur certaines pools.

Yup, can't wait to get more announcers. And more specifically bitcoin-UNrelated announcers: that would be more appropriate for my bitcoin-unrelated websites than all those ads promoting various services all around some obscure bit-thing that even "computer people" don't all understand.

Nice initiative, I applaud
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With a hashrate low like yours, I'd go for some PPLNS pool: this avoids the variance of prop, avoids weird "score" calculations that can result in some high variance too when you mine slowly, and avoids the usually huge fees of PPS pools.
BitMinter looks nice for instance: https://bitminter.com/

I might  be interested in giving it a try, but I'm not sure I understand how the ranking works:
"The winners are the top 20 users that accumulated the most free credits during the month of August playing only the 2 games Live Roulette and Live Baccarat"
=> Is this the total amount of credits you earn, no matter how much you lose, or just your final balance? Do reloads affect your score (say, someone reached a final balance of 500 without ever reloading vs someone reached a final balance of 600 but reloaded twice) ?

Pointing out that access to and trading of THE anonymous cryptocurrency is limited because the biggest entry point is regulated like PayPal is hardly a waste of time IMHO...

As far as I understood (as in, read in some other threads), withdrawing a certain amount (say, 1k$) of funds from MtGox is a major bureaucratic PITA because of all the ID and stuff they require (that's actually what refrained me from even trying their service so far). The thing that puzzles me the most is that given that bureaucracy, the least you could expect in return is them fixing such erroneous fundings with mismatching IDs a bit more promptly...

Doesn't look so. Now it says upfront "Suspicious ip detected. Website unavailable." I guess not getting to open the site is still better than watching the videos then not getting paid, eh ^^

Doesn't seem to be paying at the moment... site wallet empty or something?

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Will use it to buy ASIC when BTC reaches 10k$ ^^

Reason #7 is pretty valid IMO...

I'm just puzzled by something: it's not okay to publish a 4-line message you receive BUT it's okay to steal 47 BTC? This doesn't sound right...

Yeah, a bit too high apparently: reward crate is empty 

Indeed, I connected to the app but this just redirects me to the login page... It's like login page->OAuth->back to login page->again. Is the service down or something?