Great news –  but they're clearly suffering from VVS.

Now that Satoshi Dice seems to be down, here's an alternative:
http://hashluck.net/

Yes, it is very handy but all those bootstrap sites look the same. Maybe you could tweak your design a little to make it a bit more unique.

Very nice video, I like it. But you should try to make the rules a bit easier to understand.

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Very nice compilation, thanks for putting this together. I would love to see some kind of "normalized index" that crunches all this data into one single number.

Why is everbody using Twitter Bootstrap?

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What exactly is the advantage (if any) of mini keys?

Needs a flag:  I made this today:

http://bitflag.org

Let me know if there any other designs out there
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The most amazing thing is not the flag (no, it is definitely not), but that bitflag.org exists. Maybe you should erase that flag and instead put up an email address or an online vote system where the most talented bitcoin designers would submit to you the flag of the day. Maybe only people from bitcointalk.org would be able to post to bitflag.org to make sure things get a little bit tunneled?
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That'd be a great idea. Do a contest and let's decide on a "official" bitcoin flag.

I'd say currently bitcoin is one the weakest currencies in the world, but this can (and hopefully will) change in the next couple of years.

There's only 7 slots for sale.
theymos, you might wanna edit your example (it says  8 slots @ 5 BTC)

I like your optimism, but you maybe should keep a liiiiitle of your wealth outside the bitcoin sphere...

There's another thread about this topic here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=153330.0

The voting result shows an obvious tencency. Many of us won't ever "panic" sell.

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Time is on our side here. The longer bitcoin is in existence (and the larger the userbase gets) the more unlikely it is for a fork to gain momentum.

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