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1  Bitcoin / Armory / Has anyone been able to get armory working with puppy linux? on: August 05, 2014, 10:39:59 AM
I'm using slacko 5.7 and armory 0.92. I install the offline bundle but it cannot find python. I create a symbolic link to python and it cannot find psutils. I install various items to try to get this working and end up with gcc not being able to build psutils due to a missing limits.h.

My frustration won over and I gave up. Did anyone figure it out?
2  Other / Meta / Has anyone tried the android app for bitcointalk.org? I'm suspicious of it. on: December 27, 2013, 05:45:43 AM
It didn't login using my credentials. I then tried using it as a guest and it said there wasn't any internet even though I had internet and a reliable wifi one at that. It then crashed and offered to let me send the developers my data along with a message.

It just seemed very fishy. I've changed my bitcointalk.org password anyway. This place needs two factor authentication.
3  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / BTER Withdrawal states "Processing" on: July 15, 2013, 07:11:28 PM
I'm trying to withdraw LTC and it says "Processing". It hasn't completed the transaction or given a transaction ID. I've emailed BTER asking what is going on.

Anyone else seen this? if a security feature, I should have the option to release funds using some mechanism.

This sucks for a currency with the feature of having quick transfers.
4  Other / Beginners & Help / Is there a limit on password length for wallets? Mine doesn't work - 128 charact on: May 22, 2013, 03:10:45 AM
I have a 128 character alphanumeric password that I copy and pasted into the bitcoin and litecoin encrypt password feature. I then tried to send money to test it and it says that the password is incorrect.

Is a 128 character password too large? Any chance of an error instead of going into this situation?

I have old wallet backups by I believe there is a complication of using those when creating an encrypted wallet.
5  Bitcoin / Development & Technical Discussion / I encrypted my wallets and now it doesn't accept the password on: May 21, 2013, 06:57:20 AM
I have a 128 character alphanumeric password that I copy and pasted into the bitcoin and litecoin encrypt password feature. I then tried to send money to test it and it says that the password is incorrect.

Is a 128 character password too large? Any chance of an error instead of going into this situation?

I have old wallet backups by I believe there is a complication of using those when creating an encrypted wallet.
6  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Are alt coins like penny stocks? on: May 19, 2013, 04:38:47 PM
I think the price of each alt coin starts relatively high, then gradually decreases. Is each one developed to make money for the first batch of miners? Then long-term, there is a hope that one or more will be a success?
7  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Hi, I'm launching these new coins... on: May 15, 2013, 06:38:47 AM
Hi. I have been studying the cryptocurrency situation for a while now and think that there are not enough altcoins on the market. I am launching several new coins at the same time to provide a more robust portfolio...

Zimbabwe Dollar Coin ZDC. It has 21 million units maximum, but unnoticed software bugs (features) will make the decimal point move to the right every few years for newly mined blocks.

Ponzicoin PZC. 21 million total. The miners who make money in the first 10% of the 21 million receive a % from miners' rewards later. Next 10% of the 21 million receive a different cut. etc.

North Korea coin NKC. People who hold this coin think it is the best coin in the world and threaten to attack all other coins. It is difficult to buy food with this coin although some claim that they will permit cannibalism of body parts for NKC.

Kentucky Fried Chicken Coin. KFC. This is a physical blockchain of Kentucky Fried Chicken in WI, USA.  People are only allowed to eat from either end, not in the middle. Nobody can use a fork or we'll end up with multiple blockchains.

Dilute bitcoin coin DBC. This coin is intended to make all other alt coins lose value by its sheer existence on altcoin currency exchanges. Its consequence to bitcoin is unknown. It might make bitcoin more credible, or it might diliute it.

I Can't Wait Coin. ICWC This coin is intended to rush into use claiming to be innovative and having learnt from those before it. We don't need months or years to determine what didn't work and how to improve. Days and weeks are fine.

Pump and dump coin. PDC. Self explanatory. You should buy these now.

One Coin. OC. Only one coin is available. Premined. Capitalizes on the 'scarcity' of coins and ignores the ability to represent a coin using fractions. Note I'm selling 1 OC for 100 BTC or nearest offer.

Madoff Coin. MDC. Custom GPUs are needed for this coin. You can buy them from me. I promise good returns.

Pound Define coin #PDC. This coin is a better build of other alt coins that makes it easier for someone to create a new alt coin by just changing one line of code.

Pyramid Scheme Coin. PSC. The majority of the hashrate behind this coin is run by avalon asics hidden deep in the pyramids of Egypt.

Easter Egg Coin. EEG. This coin will have good adoption and everyone likes it. However it was all programmed by some reclusive guy in assembly language who disappeared 2 years ago saying "Good luck after 20.5 million...". I hope he meant well...

Regulated Coin. RC. Run by avalon ASICs at the IRS. Transaction fee is mandatory and equivalent to sales tax based on your IP address. All transactions have a bit to indicate whether for terrorist intentions or not. If a 0, then not for terrorist purposes. If a 1, then it is for terrorist purposes. If a 1, then the transaction fee is much higher and rumor has it that the military gets a bigger cut.

I trust my life savings to the core bitcoin devs coin. ITMLSTTCBDC. This coin requires a religious devotion to the devs who have a power to turn your coin inside out though rewrites to the algorithm and protocol. Insufficient devotion (likes on facebook) may result in the blockchain being rewritten with nasty messages about you.

Homeland Security Coin. HSC. 20% goes to HS. Mt Gox throws in 10% as well to keep things running smooth.

EDIT 05/16/13

Scamcoin. SCC. This is a great coin for trades across the bitcointalk forums. You send first. Scamcoin can also be traded to boost bitcointalk member status.

Awesome coin. AC. This is a clone of Royal Coin but has a better name and will therefore be more successful.

EDIT 05/16/13

ShitcoinCoin. Holding green was so yesterday. Brown is the new color of money.

Yeah Coin. YEC. This coin is immune to ASICs, Quantum computers, GPUs, Cores, Hyperthreading, CPUs, Transistors and Vacuums. It only recognizes rhymed couplets as proof of work that sufficiently resemble the works of Shakespeare. People started doing this manually but it became inefficient. Now thousands of monkeys have been diverted from the task of the infinite monkey theorem to mining Yeah Coin. Hell Yeah!

EDIT 05/18/13

Universe Coin. UVC Based on World Coin but operates on a larger scale. Transactions complete in 14.9 seconds so it will be the fastest. Rumor has it Martians premined but they are gullible for Scamcoin so good deals to be made.

DSC. Double spend coin. Spend your coins as many times as you want for a while. Transactions in 2 seconds.
8  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / YACOIN FUD on: May 13, 2013, 05:23:48 AM
Can someone clear up the YACOIN FUD that is spread from a google search of yacoin? It says there is a bitcoin stealer in the client yet some (or all?) of those people claim that their bitcointalk.org account was compromised. I.e. no coins were stolen, it was a scam.

I.E. The Yacoin client appears to be safe. I have it installed on my computer and ended up using puppy linux off a usb drive for a day when I read about it. Some people.
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