Actually, now that I entered my full identifier (instead of alias), it has appeared.
I found the identifier from an old email with one of the backups that get sent (not had those in ages).

Dunno why entering my alias didn't work?

I am having this problem now.

All I see is a box for entering my identifier. There is no box for password, or Authenticator code (2 factor), which I do have enabled.

When I enter my identifier, it just says "authorization required. Please check your email." Well I was logged in to my wallet earlier today from a different computer, and it was fine.

See attached screenshot.

Incidentally, I saved the QR code from when I paired the blockchain Android app about 8 months ago. Now when I try to pair with the same QR code, it says "invalid pairing QR code". I was under the impression that saving the QR code should allow me to re-pair at a future time??

I know. I'm thinking about buying shares in SatoshiDice.

Won again. 8.2 BTC now

At blockchain.info, they just select a few of the boxes. The safest that they offer is the 73% chance box, which is returning 1.338:1

I'm not sure if you can see the SatoshiDice page on blockchain.info without having an online wallet with them, but it looks like this:



You see your money go down, and because blockchain.info is a live wallet (see how it says Subscribed - it uses WebSockets), you see the money go down, and seconds later you see it either go up by a few pennies (you lost), or jump up higher than it started (you won).

It truly is an "enabler" of SatoshiDice

LOL, why did you have to remind me about gambling? I just put 1 BTC in the top box* again, and got 1.3376 BTC back..

I'm off to bed now.

(top box being the 73% dice.. using blockchain.info SatoshiDice "enabler").

Since that fateful eve, I have had another shot at the "73% chance" of SatoshiDice (1 - 65535 will be less than 48000) on a couple of occasions.
Just small amounts (1BTC), and I have lost twice, and won once.

What I think I am going to do every now and then is: if I am about to purchase something with some bitcoins, I will take a chance with ~1.2BTC in the less than 48,000 box. If it wins - bonus - my purchase ends up being cheaper, if it loses, then it's dearer! Just for fun..

Damn. I was wondering why I couldn't reply to the "BTC Symbol" thread. God I want to smack Luke-Jr... in a nice way.

LOL, yep, gambling is bad.

The combination of SatoshiDice, BitCoins, and blockchain.info's SatoshiDice page, is horrifically bad

Actually, I still think it's really cool how it works, and it's good that the numbers are clear to see.

I just kept putting 3 in top box (73% chance) and 1 in the next box (48% chance).

The top box kept winning and cancelling out the loss of the second box, and when the second box did win, I was well up! We were laughing in the office and my mate kept saying "you're silly. it's bad", (while he was buying up graphics cards to mine with..), and I kept saying "watch.. look. it's gone down.. will it come back up, or stay down. IT'S UP!! LOOK!"

Meh.

So I have some more bitcoins now. I'm trying to stay away from toxins, so I suppose I should just hold them in the hope that the bitcoin economy deflates or something..

I'm Jim, or Carl, or something (trust no one!).

I need BTC! I'm not going to lose them all on satoshidice this time though. I'm going to spend them wisely!

I started off with £100. Gave £20-ish to my friend to play with.
Then I discovered SatoshiDice. It seemed like I was never losing!

My £80 became £234!

Then later on I did more bets, and it's now 0.0002 BTC !

and now MT.GOX had their UK bank account closed so I can't fund