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Customers residing or otherwise located in the following countries are required to have an enhanced due diligence process. The countries are defined by EU commission: Afghanistan, American Samoa, The Bahamas, Botswana, Democratic People’s Republic of Korea, Ethiopia, Ghana, Guam, Iraq, Libya, Nigeria, Pakistan, Panama, Puerto Rico, Samoa, Saudi Arabia, Sri Lanka, Syria, Trinidad and Tobago, Tunisia, US Virgin Islands, Yemen. The process to activate the account will be introduced in the near future. If you’re not willing to wait for your account to be activated, you can withdraw your bitcoins by deleting your account.
They've frozen thousands of accounts. Twitter is in meltdown over it: https://twitter.com/search?q=localbitcoins&src=typd |
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Skrill now lets you upload money to your skrill account using bitcoin. The fee is 1%. The option is right there on the upload funds page. Go take a look if you have a skrill account!
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Hi, I'm a WordPress developer and I know PHP, HTML and CSS. If you need a WordPress site customized or a WordPress plugin developed then I can do that for you. Some of the plugins I've made are listed here. In addition to web development I am also proficient with Linux server management. If you need someone to manage your VPS or dedicated server, install, configure and optimize software then I'm your guy. I'm well versed with Apache optimization, installing Nginx and PHP and MySQL, securing SSH access, setting up a full bitcoin node, firewall configuration and so on. So if you need someone to work on your WordPress site or manage your server please PM me and I'll see what I can do for you. Regards, Abdussamad |
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Hi, Reusing addresses is bad for privacy so I created a WordPress plugin that will give your users a unique address each time they want to send you bitcoin. The plugin also maintains an address log so you can see which addresses were handed out and when. The addresses are all generated deterministically from an electrum wallet master public key. Full instructions and download link are give here: https://wordpress.org/plugins/bitcoin-address/ |
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Hi, I'm selling the following domains that come with google apps accounts:  The domain will be pushed to the buyer's account at the domain registrar. Anyone can open a free account there. Prices are in USD, but I'm happy to take bitcoin. PM me if you are interested in buying any. |
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edit: not for sale anymore.
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So the wiki's SSL cert is throwing these errors. Can TPTB please look into it?
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So I imagine some of you have already heard about this new bug in openssl that allows you to extract the server's private key remotely: http://www.reddit.com/r/technology/comments/22h163/critical_crypto_bug_in_openssl_opens_twothirds_of/I imagine this affects quite a few electrum servers. Their SSL private keys may be compromised and anyone can impersonate them. That is a problem but not a big one because no one expects to trust these servers anyway. But I understand this bug also allows a malicious server to read the client's memory. By default when you run electrum you connect to a random server via SSL. If you are using Linux on your desktop, running a vulnerable version of openSSL and connecting to a malicious Electrum server could this exploit be used to read your electrum seed or addresses' private keys? |
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Is there a way to create a link to the last page of a topic that always works regardless of how many pages there are in the topic? Some topics are pretty large and get new posts all the time. I would like to be able to bookmark them such that I always end up on the last page where the latest posts are.
I don't want to configure my profile to show the latest posts first. Tried that and didn't like it.
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Does a typical Linux live CD distro have enough entropy to generate a secure bitcoin private key? Is this something we should worry about?
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I want to use bitcoind for one very specific purpose: create and sign raw transactions where I specify all the inputs, outputs and private keys for signing. I thought I could do this without downloading the blockchain since I was explicitly specifying the inputs. But it doesn't work. So how much of the chain is required to be able to do this?
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My server was having problems accessing the APIs of various bitcoin related sites. It turned out it was because of a problem with cloudflare in the new york area: https://twitter.com/CloudFlareSys/status/380559761470533632Bitcoin websites are way too dependent on cloudflare. Almost all of the major sites are using it: bitstamp.net btc-e.com blockchain.info blockexplorer.com bitpay.com coinbase.com campbx.com For a currency that aims to be decentralized this is way too much centralization. What do you guys think? |
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So the spread between gox and bitstamp has plummeted. It was 20% at one point and now is ~10%
Bitstamp: 112.02
Gox: 123.64
So anyone know what is the reason behind this sudden change? Has there been some news?
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Hello This is how I update electrum on Linux: 1. Open Konsole/terminal app and login as root 2. Do a "pip uninstall electrum" 3. Download the latest tar ball with wget and do an md5sum to verify it. 4. Install the new electrum version with a "pip install Electrum.xxx.tar.gz" Is this the best way to go about it? Can I omit the uninstall step and just install the new version over the old one? BTW great program electrum. Kudos to Thomas and the other developers  |
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Blockchain.info seems to be the only site that offers to resolve firstbit addresses. So it is a big deal when they suddenly stop resolving longer firstbit addresses. These are not vanity addresses. I just need them to resolve via their API. For example, my profile address:
1CYNQBmD6kmtmSfZ3hMSQyrS6oirDA9P8H
If you search for 1CYNQB it doesn't work.
OTOH some longer firstbits do work like 1hiccupped . So anyone know what is going on? Are only vanity first bits resolving?
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