Latest posts of: ilovealtcoins

Quote from: Spoetnik on October 30, 2015, 11:10:22 PM

What happens when a coin breaks ? Do you offer help later ?
THAT is what concerns me the most about these sort of things.
See what i am driving at ?

If the coin breaks then I will fix it for free, like a lifetime warranty.

Updates cost extra though.

My favorite subject changes practically every year. As of right now, it's probably English, or Psychology.

Could just be that people aren't buying into alts for now. I don't think BTC has gone up enough to affect alts yet.

I do both Scrypt and SHA 256D coins. Other algos may be available upon request.

A premine would depend the amount of the premine.

Unfortunately I don't block explorers (never tried).

If you have your own server I can set up a basic website for you for an extra .05 btc

If there are any specific services that you require please send me a PM to discuss them.

Cheers!

I await your message Cheesy

Closed for the time being due to my computer overheating.

Hi, I'm Ilovealtcoins, for a while I used to create altcoins for people who didn't have the technical ability or time to create their own. Now, I'm bored and could use some extra money, so I will build you an Altcoin. Just give me a name, 3 letter code number, and the images you want for your coin and I will build you your coin.

Prices:
Coin: 0.15 btc
Windows QT wallet: 0.05 btc
Prices may vary.

You can also pay the equivalent in LTC.

Please PM if interested.

Quote from: yeena on July 31, 2014, 03:36:44 AM

Heya.
the story was called, interestingly enough, "Carrot Cake " :p You can most easily find it in a scary story collection called "The Unseen" by Janet Lunn. I was looking for this book when I came across your question (Carrot Cake was my favorite story in it when I was a kid), so I had to register and let you know once I had found it, as I know how maddening it is when you can't find something you really wanna know Wink

Hope you can track it down.
Peace.

Thank you so much!!!! I really love this story, it was really creepy and interesting.

Thanks again!

I was wondering if anyone here knew of any services that works the same way that blockchain.info's PushTx does, but for LiteCoin? For those of you who don't know, Blockchain.info's service basically allows you to take raw transaction data and push it to the nodes they are connected to to send the transaction.

I was wondering if anyone had a service similar to this for Litecoin.

Quote from: roslinpl on March 31, 2014, 03:17:43 PM

Hmmm

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Seems very interesting

A carrots, teachers, blood and kids

+ Psycho series Tongue

But I never heard a story like this - I have no idea what could it be ...

Have you tried to type it @ google ?

Yeah I have. I've tried Googleing it multiple times with different queries and nothing. It's too bad too, from what I remember it was a pretty good story.

Okay, so I've been looking for this horror story I read a couple of years back and I seem to forget the title. Basically it's about these two kids who decided to cook a carrot cake as Daylight savings was about to occur to create the "Carrot cake that never existed/never happened/etc." So before this happens they have a Psycho marathon (Psycho, Psycho 2, Psycho 3). Then (from what I remember) they fall asleep and wake up to find their teacher in their kitchen chopping carrots with what looks like blood on his knife. Then they wake up and find that it was a dream (I think).

My brain is fuzzy about the later parts of the story, but this is all I can remember.

So I had an idea, that doesn't actually seem to be around yet, for an Android app.

A Bitcoin based Android market. It will sell all kinds of apps, and will be free to publish on. We could take a fee of all Bitcoin sales made on the market.

That is unless something like this DOES exist. But I haven't found one yet.

If you're an interested Android developer who would want equity in this (I'm flat broke at the moment Tongue

) and wants a small side project to work on while they do the work that actually does get them paid, please PM me... If not just ignore this Cheesy

Have a good day!

Cheers!!!

Quote from: Monetizer on January 08, 2014, 10:16:02 AM

Can you do scrypt or scrypt jane?

I can do Scrypt, yes.

Quote from: Lethn on December 08, 2013, 09:52:20 AM

Yes in fact that's completely normal and happens all the time, I'm no lawyer though so you'd need one to work out the details with their lawyers but it happens a lot in software.

Okay, thank you for your quick answer

Cheers!!!

Hey there! Okay so hypothetically, if I ran a company and we built an app for Android, and one of my competitors was not doing so well with one of his apps and I wanted to develop the app as my own, could I "Buy" the app ownership and source code from my competitors to develop and market it further as my own? (of course giving credit where its due)

Quote from: cryptohunter on October 30, 2013, 06:09:35 PM

Too many sha 256 now, to be different you need to go scrypt again really.

I do both. I personally prefer Scrypt but people like SHA.