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Yes, however Bitcoin is desiged to be partially agnostic of lower OSI level protocols. With the proper agreement with authorities, I could be using GPRS to send blockchain data as opposed to an IP-level protocol. Thus, the protocol can't assume availability of the sub-second propagation of data across a TCP/IP link, and must be more conservative.
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It was banned a few days ago for malware links.
I wouldn't ban an account just because someone makes another account and says it was hacked though.
Would signing a message (cryptographically) with an address in an old, unedited post be grounds for said account to be returned to owner, and negative feedback for hacker's actions deleted? |
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I can update OpenSSL, and build for Linux (possibly Windows as well), and try to do some of the other fixes, but I cannot accept unic as compensation. Would you be willing to pay in Bitcoin or Litecoin?
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You should begin by giving us an insulting poem for Mark Karpeles, as a free sample  |
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What script is it? Have you tried to use a debugger such as xdebug for PHP to diagnose it?
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Yes, the issue is with permissions. You don't have the execute bit set on transaction.sh. Execute the following command: chmod a+x /home/arik/scripts/transaction.sh to set the execute bit. |
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You can easily create a new account here. Not very much would be lost...
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Might be dickish, but only way to avoid keyloggers is use a system that almost no one targets for hacking attacks when you are dealing with money, that is, Linux and other undegrounds OSs
Linux isn't exactly underground. Many enterprises use it. |
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Why not ask either the developer of the wallet, or the forum here in technical support, how to sign a message? I don't have a Droid to test on, so I can't help much, unfortunately.
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At least OP is honest about intent, it seems.
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I have a friend that may be interested. I will mention this to him.
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No problem. If you can export a private key, then you can sign the message using a website such as brainwallet.github.io/#sign which processes your key on the client-side. Either the inputs.io or Multibit formats should be readable by most people including forum mods here. |
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Most wallets should be able to sign messages.
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Simply putting down the address is not sufficient.
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Escrow accepted? What kind of rates are you looking at? No offense, but any 5-post newbie can say that there is "a nice payday" and then run off with the script.
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I'd like to say that I was in a previous deal with Coinbuddy, and would not rate the experience as moving smoothly at all. Even basic terms of the deal could not be agreed upon (I've told him multiple times that server-side validation wasn't covered by my first offer, yet it seemed to have surprised him greatly when I put it into terms for escrow), and the maximum that he was willing to pay was around $9/hour (based on my time estimate and the amount of funds he was willing to contribute), less than a tenth of ...'s (TradeFortress's) offer.
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To be honest, I have no idea why it is a secure hash algorithm. I just know what is done to calculate a hash.
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Forum time depends on the user's timezone setting, and is shown dynamically based on this. Can you base this on an actual timezone?
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If anything, I'd expect someone to understand that unconfirmed txns != lost coins after 884 posts. Your coins are not lost, but are "in limbo" while their status is being determined by miners' decisions.
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If I can be flexible with a timeframe (a month or two, as I'm a student with a rough schedule) then as little as 0.1 to 0.2 BTC. Please PM me with specific details.
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