A mio parere ha comunque senso perchè ti permetterebbe di poter un giorno usare 4 o più GB di ram alla volta, senza problemi. Può essere utile per i videogiochi ad esempio  |
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Personalmente non seguo il mining di altre monete.
Non credo però che litecoins avrà vita facile, è un mining in solo CPU ... ma mi pareva di aver letto che probabilmente qualcuno stesse ( o l'avesse già fatto ) sviluppato un minatore GPU senza pubblicarlo, usandolo solo lui personalmente.
Credo che basterebbe questo a far finire questa moneta ... vedi tu.
Magari c'è qualcun'altro di più esperto che comunque risponderà ...
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Ok, I added it  You would think that if I ignore a person that they would not be able to send me a PM. It's a good idea, it should be an on/off option: - Block PMs from ignored users [X] If the the sum of the first 2 options ( both with ignored counter ) will be higher the the third ( no ignored counter ), then I'll see as the majority wants the ignored counter, right? |
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Why is this so important? The code is publicly available, and algorithm is relatively easy to understand even by non-experts. That's what matters. Satoshi obviously didn't want their identity revealed, why not let it be?
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I don't know. I personally find it hysterical when people brag about putting someone on the ignore list. I could give a rat's ass who listens to whom; seems like content should dictate who you listen to, not other people opinions of the person.
So, you prefer the option 2 ? |
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I saw that you were in our IRC-channel earlier today, I missed you by an hour, you can contact me (Superior) or jesse on the boards with any questions you might have. You have already replied Anyway, as Acoindr said I really hope that you will find the right help to have the automatic-funds done. I'm not personally interested in this kind of market, but I think that it's another big step forward to have Bitcoin commonly used. |
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All feedback and criticism is highly appreciated!
Are you going to add automatic funds? |
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Ottimo. L'importante è che si capisca bene che non tutti gli utenti che appariranno nella mappa facciano parte del gruppo d'acquisto. Magari basterebbe usare un iconcina Bitcoin personalizzata Non avrò problemi a pubblicizzarla e metterla in evidenza, fintanto che non vada contro a qualche problema di conflitto di interesse ... o limitando una possibile e futura concorrenza  ( al massimo metterò tutte e 2/3 ... ) |
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Do you think that it's bad to add an "Ingnored counter" under user profiles? This will show how many users are ignoring someone ( without showing any names ) An user must know that many people doesn't like what they are saying, it's also useful for themselves ... to know that they are probably doing wrong. It won't count Brand new and Newbie groups. Example as it should be: HostFatStaff Hero Member Posts: 711 Ignored by: 37 users Then there are 2 options, that will change in some way the results of this modification: 1) Available/visible to everyone ( everyone will know that someone is ignored by X users ) 2) Visible only to ourself ( everyone will know privately that there are X users that are ignoring them ) I prefer the option 1 |
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Ottimo. La diffusione di Bitcoin "in quell'ambiente" potrebbe essere un altro ottimo punto da raggiungere |
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Anyway I really like the way they have integrated Bitcoin with their board.
I hope to see more mods for every board ( eBullettin / SMF /Invision Power Board / phpbb / ... ) that can be easily added with few clicks.
Is the new Mt.Gox e-Commerce feature a big step forward on this direction?
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https://mtgox.com/press_release_20120306.html With Video tutorial. Bitcoin brethren, Since our beloved crypto-currency mushroomed in popularity last summer, we’ve seen many trail blazing merchants start accepting bitcoin; however admittedly, we haven’t seen the kind of bitcoin adoption in the online marketplace we expected to see. We feel this is largely because a critical element - a feature rich, quick to launch, checkout solution - was missing for merchants to easily start accepting bitcoin. With this in mind, we at Mt.Gox decided to take a kick at the can to see if we could dream up a solution that takes the head-ache out receiving payments in bitcoin. While we were at it, we also managed to find a way to remove all of the merchant-specific risk too... We are pleased to announce the amalgamation of our efforts in the form of a definitive bitcoin checkout solution, and we’re finally ready to show it off in all of it’s bare-bones glory. With Mt.Gox checkout merchants are able to easily integrate bitcoin into their existing e-Commerce platform. We’ll be kicking things off by offering a downloadable Magento plugin within the next 2 weeks, but plan to develop plugins for other popular e-Commerce solutions to bring bitcoin to all corners of the web. As for now, we have put up the documentation for early adopters on Mt.Gox’s bitcoin wiki page under the Merchant API section: MtGox API: Merchant SystemA little more about Mt.Gox checkout: - Transactions are ridiculously free
- Customers can pay in BTC from their Bitcoin program (6 confirmations)
- Mt.Gox account holders can pay from their Mt.Gox accounts, allowing for instant checkout (and impulse buys, oh my’s)
- Pay instantly via Mt.Gox Mobile’s QR scanner (great for people who don’t want to pay from their office workstation!)
- Split payment capabilities: Wanna go halfers with your buddy on alpaca socks...now you can!
- Partial payments: If you don’t have enough in your bitcoin program, you can top off the payment with your Mt.Gox BTC balance (or vice versa)
- (Soon) Bitcoin prices are displayed in real-time relative to the merchants listed price in a traditional currency (USD, EUR, etc.)
- (Soon) An instant trade-on-receipt function that cashes out bitcoins in 1 of 16 currencies
- (Soon) Easily embed the “Mt.Gox Checkout” button into your existing checkout page.
We are really, really excited to offer this solution to existing merchants, and know it will be a huge boon to the bitcoin marketplace over the next few months. There really isn’t a reason to suffer using Paypal any longer; bitcoin is here in a merchant friendly package, so we invite you to see the whole checkout process: thanks to this video Mt.Gox e-Commerce Solution from MtGox on Vimeo. Questions and feedback are welcome at checkout@mtgox.comRegards, The Mt.Gox Team Questo renderà di sicuro più facile l'implementazione di Bitcoin su qualche negozio online ( ricordo comunque che è sempre possibile farselo da se, visto che è tutto decentralizzato ). Si aprono molte nuove strade. Le transazioni dal loro account sono tutte gratuite. Da far notare che a differenza di tanti altri sistemi ( vedi paypal ), qui si fanno trasferimenti del valore di 25 centesimi ( di dollaro ) senza batter ciglio ( senza alcun costo ) Ci sono molti mercati che fiorirebbero grazie ad un potenziale simile. Uno di questi è sicuramente quello degli oggetti / pietre scambiate sui videogiochi di massa ( come il famoso World of Worcraft ) Si stanno già aprendo infatti siti / mercati di scambio che sfruttano proprio Bitcoin per poter effettuare al meglio queste operazioni. Uno di questi: http://ogrr.com/ |
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Will some Wonder-Nerd please figure out how to gamble bitcoins in the beginning of each counter strike match!?
Better yet, lets get this goin on TF2! Someone should open a website like http://betsofbitco.in but completely dedicated to gaming. It should be more like a community. Here there will be bettors, players and developers ( these ones will develop plug-ins to add betting system directly in-game as you suggested ) |
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Is Ogrr admin registered here?
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Anyway, I have many "strange" ideas, and I think that somehow timed transfers ( public viewable or viewable only from some ) can open many new interesting ways to open new kinds of contracts.
The blockchain is a timer, a decentralised timer.
I think that we should find some other ways to use it.
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Is it possible to make a term contract with multisig/P2SH ?
Example:
I'll move 10 Bitcoins from my address to another, and I set 20 confirmations.
If no one will give the remain sign to move them to the bitcoin address or to move back to me on next 20 confirmations ... these 10 Bitcoin will lose their owner and they will be able to be mined again from miners.
Me and the other receiver-address-owner must be able to see the remaining confirmations, he must be able to see that there is a deadline and when it will expiry.
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