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I have developed some source code that is provably fair and can work with any cryptocurrency, requires a full node.
Blockchain based currently, puts information into sql database which can then be displayed on a web page (including random number, txids etc).
May use this myself, may sell it. PM me any offers and add them below, saying whether you want an exe made for you or if you want the source code. If you want the source it'll obviously be a lot more.
Only works on windows currently.
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I just sent 0.1BTC to the old SatoshiDice address (1dice97ECuByXAvqXpaYzSaQuPVvrtmz6) do these still work or did I just throw away my money?
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The whole Baidu thing has been blown up hugely. China liked bitcoins to evade capital controls, not to buy anti DDOS services. You're all panic selling but the buyers are just laughing because tomorrow they will have made a very quick 25% profit.
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Quote is from http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1s8zak/vat_on_bitcoin_uk_tax_authorities_change_their/BitPrice just had a very positive meeting with HMRC regarding VAT and Bitcoin. We attended with Marc Warne of Bittylicious, Eitan Jankelewitz of Sheridans solicitors and Michael Parsons. We explained in detail what Bitcoin is and how it is used, following which they agreed that their categorisation of Bitcoin as: "a face-value voucher... likely 'face value vouchers'" is inaccurate. They will be rescinding this advice. This is significant because under that definition, VAT would be due on the sale of Bitcoin, making the use of Bitcoin largely unviable in the UK. HMRC are to take legal advice on exactly how Bitcoin should be treated with regards to VAT, but the meeting was very positive and I would expect further good news in the new year. Tom Robinson, BitPrice www.bitprice.com[1]
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Looking to buy block erupters here in the UK, I'll give you 0.01 for each of them.
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I have 25 virgin coins, never touched any addresses other than its own. Completely clean address.
Please make some serious offers (I want to be paid in BTC)
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I'm solo mining with 2 erupters, (using bitcoin-qt server mode and bfgminer pointed to it) and then this message popped up. This doesn't mean I have found a block does it? I don't know what to think but I have a semi right now. I'm not the luckiest guy in the world am I? I can't tell I'm a little confused. 
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There is a lot of talk of how to increase the amount of supported transactions, most of these say increase the block size.
Would another solution, which would have two positive effects be to increase the rate at which blocks are released but lower the reward. So have a block every two and a half minutes but only a quarter of the reward.
As it would require a hard fork for either of these to take effect we could get two birds with one stone, and it would be an improvement for companies accepting BTC.
Not to mention it would smooth out the bunched transactions we are having and increase decentralization by making smaller pools able to have a more stable income.
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Would someone topup my phone for me, I'm in the UK and would like to pay in BTC
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https://btcjam.com/listings/782115% per month for 6 months, he has an incredible history of loans (no lates, 1250btc total) and everything imaginable verified. I've got some money in there!
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I forgot to add a transaction fee from a priv key I imported to my blockchain.info wallet.
Now it has 35 hours estimated but it has to be there within 24 hours or I lose the funds.
How can I get around this?
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I have never understood why people do this, but they send their money to an exchange and it can be a considerable amount and then just sell it all in one order. This means they get a lower price than if they sold it in smaller chunks throughout 1-2 days?
Just my couple of satoshi
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I am looking to give out small to medium loans, you offer a rate and I will decide from that point.
For loans collateral is a must unless you have good reputation, this can be stocks or litecoins. The amount is not necessarily equal to the loan, it could be 50% but obviously if you want a loan you will offer more than that.
You must provide proof of id and address. The id must be government issued and a utility bill is preferred - although bank statements may be accepted.
Proof of employment such as a payslip is almost always needed.
Contact me for a loan, and please realise that I am able to spot a fake scan, so do not try any of that.
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I myself have got fed up about the cost of casascius coins, it really feels like a massive kick in the teeth buying one bitcoin with two bitcoins.
A friend of mine owns a coin minting company, so I can get a good deal on high quality brass coins. And of course I know a few suppliers who an produce the tamper evident stickers.
I would sell not only BTC coins but other altcoins (litecoins, namecoins, devcoins etc).
The question is, would anyone be interested?
I would sell them for approximately .3btc over btc value, this would be the same for altcoins.
Dependent on the response I get, I may follow through with this.
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I apologise in advance for not having done a posh design for the thread, but I would like to show what is on offer. As opposed to selling you with a thread.
Below are examples of the banners I have created, I can make these for $40 each (in BTC or some altcoins).
Message me anytime.  
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Hi just started on this forum, although have been into BitCoin for a long time.
Just wanted to say hi and hope to do business with a lot of you in future.
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