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Do I understand correctly that this is a 2-of-3 escrow and arbitration service?
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Please remove me from this list for this month; I'd like to try a different sig campaign for comparison.
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Would you feel bad if you fauceted for 3 days and only got 6 cents, but got them successfully?
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On a similar note, I can't afford to give away the .1 I sent, but I am willing to extend it if needed, and not take interest. Just let me know if you need to extend the time.
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I would suggest making an itemized listing of expenses that you need to get squared away urgently, so that people know what the money is going to, and understand just what amounts are urgently needed. It could help attract other potential lenders.
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Are you also able to natively- or cross-compile for OSX? It seems that many coins have been failing to get OSX wallets up in time.
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Aren't outrageous offers you're not going to follow through not allowed here?
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Currently quite vague. Could we at least get a general category of what this falls into, as well as any specific server platforms you need/prefer to use? I might be interested if I know a bit more first.
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You should put the S2 on your actual subnet. Looking at your subnet mask, that means that the S2 needs to get an IP address that is 192.168.168.***, where *** is an integer between 0 and 255 (inclusive) and not either 144 or 168 (since that would be a duplicate). The easiest configuration would be to leave everything the same except the antminer:
S2 Antminer
Type: Static
Address: 192.168.168.99
Netmask: 255.255.255.0
Gateway: 192.168.168.1
DNS: 8.8.8.8
I would set DNS to 8.8.8.8 as that's a well-known public DNS run by Google, while I have no idea if your router would provide DNS on 192.168.168.144. (192.168.1.1 would not work, as there is no actual device there)
You can then access the device at 192.168.168.99, it has a gateway to connect to the internet with, and everything is on a single valid subnet.
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Might be me, but "ERROR: ReadBlockFromDisk : OpenBlockFile failed" looks like an error. Could you try renaming that offending file to some unrelated name?
If that fails, you may consider trying to re-sync after deleting or renaming the C:\bitcoin\data\blocks folder.
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You can use bitaddress.org. After waving your mouse wildly for some randomness, head to the "wallet info" tab and enter the private key (which is processed by javascript and is not sent anywhere). You will then get some QR codes. Repeat for each key.
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Anyone can check repayment by checking this address.
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I currently can't lend 0.3, but I can pick up one-third of this, which could help pay your most essential bills.
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How does it actually earn funds for you? Ads?
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I would consider this with photographic proof of your situation, and even then, if I can't accept it, it could still help you--any and all documentation and/or pictures should have a handwritten piece of paper with "jeremyhalifax88" visible in the image. Avoid redacting if possible.
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Is PHP a must? Would Java servlets work?
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Receive payments to a generated per-transaction address. Send the fee you'd like to charge to the company address. Send the rest to the supplier. You can use the Blockchain.info receive API for this, coupled with some sort of webserver running something beyond plain pages (PHP/JSP/django would do well for this) |
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Well, you always want to have some sort of collateral, in the form of at least 1.1x the loan value in some altcoin that is traded and stable. Something that you can, if the borrower disappears or fails to pay, can convert to bitcoin to recoup your losses. Something like Litecoin or peercoin is best, don't go for random crapcoins that popped up recently.
Documentation isn't going to help you. Say they run off. How would smearing them guarantee you getting your money back? Same with paypal/anything reversible. They will likely try to reverse it in the end.
wow so risky to give them loans like that...the higher the risk the higher the profit for me as a lender should be (in theory) The problem with altcoins is that in reality you are not lending them money you are just doing a exchange service for them. i would need from them some sort of audio,video,ebook,script file that generates money and i give them only half of what it is worth .Anybody tried it like that ? No, that's very risky. The borrower is too much in control. As for altcoins, it's a common thing here. You're not really exchanging them, they don't want them exchanged. You're also not playing into market variance as much. If they do not pay up, then it's a forcible exchange in your favor, however. |
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Banned for having a site called 'We Demand Justice from BFL' and posting nothing on it.
I'm working on the text right now and you are banned for disturbing me!  Banned for not sending me 50 Bitcoin, pm me for my address and do the right thing so I could unban you. As wimpy used to say in the Popeye cartoons, "I will gladly pay you next Tuesday for a hamburger today!" Now if you'd stop fucking with me I could get some work done! LOL! Banned for saying "fucking" oh shit, I just said it. Banned for inappropriate language  can send 1BTC to my coinbase for a ban lift. Banned for asking real money to fake unban someone, who they fake banned in the first place. Banned for fake banning someone who fake banned someone and asked for real money to fake unban someone, who they fake banned in the first place Banned for making my head hurt. Banned for whining. |
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Well, you always want to have some sort of collateral, in the form of at least 1.1x the loan value in some altcoin that is traded and stable. Something that you can, if the borrower disappears or fails to pay, can convert to bitcoin to recoup your losses. Something like Litecoin or peercoin is best, don't go for random crapcoins that popped up recently.
Documentation isn't going to help you. Say they run off. How would smearing them guarantee you getting your money back? Same with paypal/anything reversible. They will likely try to reverse it in the end.
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