It could be extreme bad luck, but the stats doesn't say so: http://bitclockers.com/blockhistorySo... I don't know... Try Deepbit(chose proportionate) for a while and maybe come back on Bitclockers later to see if it changed |
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Only 0.2BTC for 24h?
You should really use another pool. Which one are you using?
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how do you force it not to force you to send the transaction fee?
With the official client you can't |
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It is a testnet, it's also a Namecoin address if you want
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awh  I tried Recuva, it recovered the wallet.dat but it was corrupted  Thanks anyways guys. Keep it Download Hexedit and open your corrupted wallet.dat Each "02010104" is followed by 64 characters (ie 32 bytes), which are a private key Save them all, import them with pywallet and hope the good key was recovered, not likely but it's worth trying I have gotten my private keys from a wallet.dat using a hex editor. I modified a python script to accept hex formatted keys and let it insert them into a working wallet.
You modified which tool? Pywallet accept hex keys and I don't know other python scripts |
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I will try that, it was a new address, its not in this wallet's address book :\
If it was a new address you generated after the backup I'm afraid I have bad news for you |
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It has nothing to do with the forum, the problem is your browser
Firefox displays everything fine
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And still there is no security subforum, while the one for alternative block chains did get added... |
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It's nearly sure in win7 it's a shortcut, I'll use %programfiles% because of XP then
Thanks for all these info
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It was because of a temporary link to one of the install file, it's ok now
Could you launch update.bat, then install.bat?
I tried on a XP of mine, it runs as expected
Are you sure c:\programmi is not just a shortcut to c:\program files? This is the case on a french windows
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Flexcoin already is trying to tackle the Bitcoin Address problem (e.g. send BTC to "coffeeshop"), but, unfortunately, I don't yet trust ANY online Bitcoin service with holding my money for any long period of time.
Best way to do this is using Namecoin to map names to bitcoin addresses, but I'm guessing more development will be needed for this to work seamlessly. Afaik, no |
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However... I don't think the standard software will let you spend it until it has at least 1 confirmation.
Are you sure? I think that with enough fee it's ok Just a thought though |
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In fact the catholics literally did hold back scientific progress for centries  |
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if Graet had noticed quotes from the Quran being quoted, would he have been so eager to post the same thread?
Give it a try if you're not convinced so If not him, others would have created the thread Even if you're right, so what? This makes prayers in the blockchain anymore acceptable? |
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Got it! Thanks! Seems obvious how the code works now. I don't know what I was thinking before! listed in order.
This is what did it for some reason.... Anyway, so that this thread isn't a complete waste of time I'd like to observe that the current way of matching signatures to public keys is very wasteful of computation. For example, if you have a 1 of 100 multisignature then the code goes through the public keys sequentially trying to verify the signature until it either succeeds or runs out of public keys. As each transaction is verified each time it is relayed, wouldn't it make sense to indicate in the scriptSig the number of public keys to skip before attempting to verify the signature. This could be an (optional?) 1 byte parameter which would save a very large number of unnecessary signature verification attempts. ByteCoin Non-standard transaction, thus never relayed Problem solved |
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A hashed version will be stored in a database in order to anonymously identify you for your future purchases and increase your limit. Wat? 6 seconds to calculate the hashes of all the phone numbers containing 6 digits -> 60000s < 20h to calculate the hashes of all the phone numbers containing 10 digits And this only on a CPU, imagine on a GPU... |
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New 64bit-friendly Windows installer:Same steps: Complete-update feature: run update.bat and all the files will be updated, ie you will have to download pwi only once whatever the future changes I'll make
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