Hello Guys and Gals,

I had no ideas of where to place this because, I don't have a cooking blog :p


2 packages of Little Debbie Chocolate Chip cookie sandwiches (usually cost about $1.50 a peice)
1 package of Breyers Heath Bar mixed in ice cream.

Directions:  Take spoon and firmly, but gradually split the cookie sandwich open - keeping the frosting there is optional.  Take 2 reasonable heaps (should be at least 1.5 times but no larger than 3 times) and either place them on each cookie half, if you prefer to each your sandwich open faced, or smoosh them, firmly together, but not so firmly that you squeeze the sugary goodness away from them.

bonus, protip - if you're done with the ice cream, put it away, lick the bottom of the spoon, and use that to press the ice cream along the perimeter so it fills in your its it very nicely.  Not Truly genuine to the original for you stifflers, but VERY good.  Please enjoy everyone! and stay cool!  Unless you're in the southern hemisphere, then stay WARM!  Cheers guys

welcome...now come sell some 420 for coin with me

your contradiction is as ripe as that myth you call God.

# of Deaths by God:  1938483738498483738283... and counting
# of Deaths by Satan:  3
/s

I don't really 'recommend' bitcoin to friends unless it seems to solve a problem they have.  I've found that when I tell people to learn about bitcoin then proceed to do the full depth explanation that it becomes a sales pitch instead of me giving my opinions about a technology that I use in my social and professional life.

I think my most unique experience ever happened about a year ago when I was talking to a person at random and told them that I was into BTC.  They were like "Really!?!  I just heard about it today and wanted to look into it a bit more!  Could you talk about how people make it!"  That totally made my day.

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why not allow unique trx only and use a filtering mechanism that blocks messages with target words such as:

Fair enough - but my feelings still remain about generating a vanity address to hold and share with others for bitcoin payments.  I hastily put vanity generated addresses in there but you're right they're fully compatible as it's just a private key.

I wasn't sure what the best way to share this was, so I placed a link onto reddit and am going to share a snippet to read through here.  If you like what you've read or are interested in more of the story, I've included the full story link to read more, thank you for your time 

Ask why use angular? -> you would probably want to create a new age sort of faucet - one with a game attached that gives away satoshis based on the high score...turn it around and deliver ad content within the frame on the same window.  That's a method to use Angular in a different way that acts as a faucet.

Probably use Node.js in conjunction with angular so you can have an end to end js solution.  I've not built a faucet myself but I have enough of an idea of how everything together works:

User sets aside a budget  that they can earn/give away through ads vs satoshis donated.

Set up a page with the ad content as well as a captcha and an input field -

Using your DB (php would have likely used mysql, you could probably get away with a flat file implementation using redis) you would run a stored procedure to a) check if account exists based on wallet address - then depending on your method - you either run a tallied balance on the users wallet balance - probably through instantiating a session cookie which saves the entered wallet address - so that each time your user clicks - pay, their balance increases incrementally on your end, but you're not actually paying anything, just accumulating a payout balance.  When the user clicks withdraw, your implementation has a 2nd stored procedure that checks the balance available on the users account, the available balance via bitcoind rpc call and then fires the payout transaction, 1 time, to the address stored on the account record in the db.  If you're using the manual quick and dirty method - you just payout 0 fee transactions, immediately, on pay.  I say quick/dirty, because those are dust transactions and if a users accumulates several of these transactions, they may be unable to spend the earned BTC due to trx size (larger than 1.2 KB)

Angular is definitely a Front End Framework and would be great for presenting realtime data or perhaps for working w/ websockets to give realtime info on the network and perhaps integrate that into an entertainment form factor. 

its 2015 - people were talking down on vanity addresses back in 2011....why on earth would you ever want one?  IDK you gave no details on the vanity address nor the transaction which took the funds, nor the address where the funds ended up...that's not reasonable to throw a scam claim out there like that without ALSO providing evidence as well.  I'm not saying it didn't happen, I'm saying prove it happened.


Also, don't use Vanity Gen, vanity addresses of any kind nor mini addresses/mini private keys - those are uncommon formats that are not normally supported in the reference core client.

did OP attempt to use their actual ticketing system and NOT reply directly back to the emails?  I had the same problems until I responded to the tickets in their support portal rather than replying to the emails - I think they don't see email replies back and so it gets lost in the stack. 

Good luck selling this ....ever.

PM me for Katherine Forrest's email address.

I don't think it was lost - sounds like OP has the money but its in a changeaddress that isn't being shown by electrum.  curious to know if he got it resolved!  I think he did and moved on without updating the post.

Sure, call it a shameless plug.  I'd really like some feedback from the community here as to whether or not you think any of these goods are effective ways to cause icebreaker conversations involving BTC? 

From my own preliminary observations, I've seen a few people from time and what they observe.  For me, I've only been asked 1 time in the last two years "is that a bitcoin sticker" on my window. I don't know if its effective or not.  I've seen the elderly will glance at my bumper stickers in passing but that most middle aged and younger folks don't bat an eyelash - keep in mind I don't really see how often or observe people passing by my car at all times to confirm this, just my sliver of examples of walking towards my car with groceries and seeing others pass by.

I've made this a self moderated thread to keep us civil and on topic.  I'm genuinely interested in whether or not any of these work and feedback regarding my wares if you would be so kind as to provide some.


Yes a few of my items are procured from btc trinkets from over a year ago but he is aware that I am selling them here and elsewhere so that's not a problem.

Cassassius Bearer Bar

edit: also, I'll let him know, looking through his posting history now to see - he's been around since 2010 so there's BOUND to be something there :/

So someone I know messaged me on IRC.

1)  Their btc address here is linked to a walled sealed on a physical coin in a safe deposit box.

2) the password recovery email system does not recognize their email address and says the username is locked

3) they changed the email address associated w/ the account a few days ago so they cannot receive the reset link anyway

4) They entered in the security phrase, but it does not appear to work correctly as intended.

5) auto-complete destroyed password data so old password no longer works.



Any ideas?

Who made this list and why am I not listed???


Also, DiamondCardz??

I just found out today, but I'm very happy to hear the good news OTRKID70!!!