I made the payment module but as the tools I use don't work on testnet, a small (but the more useful) part of it is still untested
I'd like 2 people to play a game to see if everything works
It's safe because:

• The transaction will not be broadcasted before I validate it
• I own the private keys
• I'm not a thief ; being pywallet's main developer many people trusted me with their full wallets
• Last but not least: I would only want the minimum bets, which is 0.0005 BTC

Why didn't I test with my own coins, you will ask? Well, because my broadband connection is a real pain, which makes me update the blockchain really rarely

I can (want to) do it but I'm really bad at eye-candiness (my rock-paper-scissors game as a proof)
Are people interested or should I leave others do it?

Oh I see, Google was actually helpful then
Well, not many people uses pywallet on mac and I don't have one

It's a valid suggestion though, it's put on the list

What is a brew formula?
Even Google doesn't say much about that

Many thanks for reporting this!
It's edited and must be ok now

Also I think I made PWI use the github's install.bat so it should automatically work for future installs

Is it your goal to post the nsfw pics even when we have the links?
I don't get the point

1. Propose a terrible idea and ask people to tell you why it's terrible
2. Be told why it's terrible
3. Get pissed
4. ? ? ?
5. Profit

Where 1 LTC?
Who was phone?

Oh wow

No

Puisses-tu avoir raison

I don't know how Litecoin handles addresses but I think it's the same way, so yeah I think so

If hexadecimal private key is ok for you: tr -dc a-f0-9 < /dev/urandom | head -c 64
Otherwise: tr -dc a-f0-9 < /dev/urandom | head -c 64 | xargs ./pywallet.py --info --importhex --importprivkey

I'm sure the satoshi client uses the DER format because it uses it for transactions
DER is "\x30\x02"+len(r)+r+"\x02"+len(s)+s

Also, I don't use the sign and verify fonctions that are in KEY class, it's sign_digest and verify_digest

I never used Armory yet so I can't say
And yes for the three questions

I'm in the train so it's not really practical to write something, but you can look at pywallet's way to sign/verify
I'm not sure about how compressed public keys are handled though

Yes
Both :
- your hot one will display the transactions you can spend
- you'll have to choose which ones you want to use and the outputs
- it will return a string you'll give to the pywallet on your cold computer (by hand or qr reader)
- the latter will display the inputs/outputs and ask you if you're sure to sign that transaction
- it will then give you the raw transaction you can broadcast through bitcoind, pywallet or blockchain.info/pushtx

Lol

New version of pywallet is coming in around 6 hours and will include easy transaction creation
That option will be specifically developped for that use

Sorry I didn't see your edit
Those may be pool addresses, thus not shown