So if pirate does not default until I die, maybe

No, I have no money with that guy but you get the idea: If the value of my assets keeps getting more at a rate of 20% per month and I'm happy with 500$ per month (there are places in this world where that is a lot of money), I could live on as little as 2500$ worth of bitcoin (which is only 5 block rewards) for the rest of my life. If you are skeptical about bitcoins security, you might answer "no" even with Satoshi's 2,000,000BTC.

So the waiter has plausible deniability if he is faster than you. Anybody in the room could have taken a picture of the receipt while falling out of the printer, spied on the electromagnetic waves the printer produced etc.

(Yes I'm one of those skeptics who think it is a bad idea to print private keys in the first place. Bitcoin are digital money. Printing them is a nice gadget but of no practical relevance in any future I can imagine.)

This was all there was in the email. Sorry but by common sense this is scam.
It shows me bitcoinary.com but hrefs u283207.sendgrid.org. This alone triggers my mail client's scam detection and yes, I think it should.
The typo (Has instead of has) triggers the human scam detection as by convention, scam always contains typos while legit mail doesn't.
The mail is brief and has no legit link that would help me find out if it's scam or not. I would at least add some real bitcoinary links in it and explain the user what's going on.

Bitcoin is too scam heavy to tell me I'm paranoid. Bitcoin users have to be that paranoid. Get this straight or you will lose many users.

… and do arbitrage between these platforms if people bet differently here than there. Save way to win

As much as I believe he deserves some acknowledgement for this cool app I'm pretty sure all that did great stuff like this will get their fair share when the big players search for people to get them started in bitcoin.

Rolling my own spinner is high on my todo list and probably I would put it to the market under my account for my friends that might trust me more than some guy they don't know/takes money with every transaction.

I have a cool non-bitcoin app, too and really would love to make it open source but to be honest I don't see how to make money with it. One approach I was thinking about was to make the core app open source and the shiny frontend only wraps this. I would have to provide a non-shiny front-end to provide a full app others would consider worth working with, so my base framework would be there to establish a standard within this area and my nice front-end would stand out and be worth paying for.

Similarly would I not be mad if further development on the spinner-UI would be non-open-source and only available for a fee but I would find it sad if bug-fixes to the core functionality would not find its way into a lib-spinner.

CoinDL could do way more to promote the material. Where can I rate articles? Where can I filter or sort for just in, PayWhatYouWant, rating, popularity, etc. What is stuff sorted by anyway? Where are pictures of the artists in the overview? And why does playing one title not pause the others?

When I click "buy" for several articles, I get several check-outs? Seriously?

I hope you still believe in CoinDL and work behind the scenes cause without some polish I'm afraid this will not attract the masses.

Oh how I love this kind of feedback. It sounds so familiar
Never take away a feature. Users will hate you for that. I actually also prefer the light theme and so far can't appreciate the new version at all. What really counts though might be the impression on people that don't know the other version. In the end this site still is by far the best we have and I see how it is getting better very soon

From a treasure hunter's point of view there will be big and small loots. The biggest unspent address will be the first target no matter if it is "lost" or the cold storage of Gox. As people will know about ECDS being weak when it actually happens (I doubt there will be a zero day exploit), all non-lost funds will get moved. Either split up to decrease the loot/increase the effort per BTC or if it already exists to a more secure key.

My worries is that mining hardware will essentially be the tool to loot those addresses so greedy pools might throw their computing power on where there is the highest profit and therefore maybe big fractions of mining (aka double spend protection) will be lost to looting (aka mining).

broken to me
on btccharts without beta I now see no data. just the axis.

So raw eggs would be a perfect currency or at least there would be no problem with them breaking all the time as it makes the raw eggs of others just even more valuable.

Oh come on. Being easy to loose in fact is a problem of bitcoin right now. Reminds me I should refresh my wallet backup

I'm sure you will figure out the right regexp to extract the ID so you don't have to rely on the user to extract it

hmm, so to raise interest and not have the "special coins" destroyed an hour after creation, you should auction it before you have it. Wonder which auction platform allows auctioning items with an unknown seller

Once you see it, it can't be unseen. Maybe I drink too much coffee but seeing the tab of bitcoinwireless somehow doesn't remind me of a telephony business

I'm glad to hear that! Man this will be a game changer if it worked in Chile and as easy as I hope it to be. I at least meet one person per week making a face over having to search some place to recharge their prepaid card. If I can help every single one of them in a matter of seconds for cash, I'm sure I would get people interested not only in your service but also in bitcoin in general.
Entel, Claro, Movistar please 

Gibt's ein Video? Bin auf Berichte gespannt

+1

I LOLd )

If anything, MtGox and others should prevent sending to 1dice/… from addresses that can't be used as return addresses as this is 99.9% unintentional but on the other hand: I would go with the stupid tax comment and not burden business with any effort like that.

Anyway, thanx for the laugh

sendgrid.com? Really? What do you need them for? To monitor if the messages reached me? I get a scam alert for presenting me a <a href=A>B</a> kind of link.

Outside of this forum bitcoin is not known yet, so "bad news" are first of all "news". Revealing the bad propaganda was all by guns for hire might be the best good news we can get. How much would Maria charge us for an article about people buying articles against Bitcoin?

I somehow also have the feeling their project is running out of money and they desperately hope for some early adopter willing to chip in some of his coins really fast or else Wikiwikispeed is history.
Maybe I'm wrong. I hope I'm wrong but somehow if Bitcoin and wikiwikispeed is such a perfect match, why so late?
Lets see.



I lolld