Hey are you willing to do some simple C++ console applications. I'm in a C++ class and currently having trouble with some implementations of classes etc. If you're cool with it lemme know and I'll send you a PM with the instructions and header files etc.
Thanks.
I won't do your homework for you, but I will teach you how to do it. |
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westkybitcoins disappeared, anyone have any idea of what happened to him?
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Thanks!! It says mingwm10.dll isn't found, did I do something stupid?
Download litecoin, what BBQCoin seems to be based off of, and place the exe in the same folder as the litecoin exe. They both have the same dependencies. |
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I'll do it for free, such a simple task. The compiling is going to have to wait for tomorrow as I have real life things to attend to. Thanks! I'd be happy to send you like .5 BTC for the compiling though  I have finished compiling it for you, http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?5z4svri7fnta9i1It is without uPnP support because I didn't want to take time finding the dependency. It's only 32-bit only because the whole build process would have to be re-created to get it to work with microsoft's compiler, or it'd have to completely recompile Qt to get it to build a x64 mingw target. I havn't tested it, so if it doesn't work let me know. |
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I'll do it for free, such a simple task. Also, I've got private keys working thanks to Joric from #bitcoin-dev irc.freenode.net. Let me just clean up the code a bit and then I'll send it all over to you in a PM. It depends on Berkeley DB and OpenSSL. Edit: Nevermind, it's reading the private key wrong, this shit is extra-confusing now. Edit: It is finished, firing off that PM now, feel free to do whatever you wish with the source code(it's still a little messy by the way). The compiling is going to have to wait for tomorrow as I have real life things to attend to. |
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I've got the pubkey extracting from the wallet fine, the private key is just giving me a few problems.
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How about a compiled Windows program, no GUI necessary. You drag an unencrypted wallet.dat file to the icon; otherwise it prompts you for the filename, exiting if given an blank filename. It reads the file, extracts the keypairs, spits out "wallet.txt" to the same directory, and closes. Wallet.txt contains one line per keypair in the wallet. Each line is simply: 1PublicAddressBlahBlah, 5PrivateKeyBlahBlah, F75E80AC... (the third item is the private key in hex format.) Needs to work with newer unencrypted wallets, including compressed keys.
How long will that take, how much will it cost, and do you sell all rights to the code (including source) along with the program?
I'm going to consider this reasonably sized and since it's the first it will be free. I've never worked with berkeley DB before so it might take an hour or two. Yes, you get all rights to the program. Edit: could you clarify: do you want wallet.txt in the same folder as the program, or same folder as the .dat? |
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I am a C++ programmer who wishes to earn some bitcoins.
All you need to do is post a request and then I will start working on it for a bit and then send you a version that has many features missing/uncompleted as well as a price to complete.
Source code will not be provided for the free/uncomplete version but it will be for the final paid version.
You will receive 2 weeks of free support, after that support will cost between 0.05BTC and 2BTC depending on how much of a pain in the ass the issue would be to fix, I may even do it for free if it'll literally take 30 seconds.
The first reasonably sized request will be done completely for free!
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I love making money using the exchanges.
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25 kh/s, how long will it take to mine a block?
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Edit: Since there was no interest, I'm just going to close it.
Here's how this is going to work, you're going to post with the amount of BTC you're going to bet(min 0.05, max 0.5) as well as a number 1-100. AFTER you post, send your bet to the latest address. If you do it before I will still count it, but you run the risk of someone watching the address in blockexplorer and stealing your bet. DON'T BET AGAIN UNTIL I HAVE POSTED A NEW ADDRESS. If it's right, you'll get sent 99% of what's in the pool excluding a 0.001BTC fee.
How cheating is prevented:
number|salt will be hashed using SHA1, once someone wins the salt will be posted and you can check it against the original hash.
For example, the number is 84 and the salt is helloworld. When this ia hashed using SHA1 as 84|helloworld, you get c90c49ca069a08964461b8b848511a833632a6ef, the hash will be posted before anyone bets. When someone finally guesses 84 I will post helloworld, then you can plug that with the number into a sha1 hashing function and verify that I didn't arbitrarily select someone.
There is one flaw in the above method, I could just tell someone the number. I guess you'll just have to trust me, I used to run a automated number guessing game, so I guess that adds a little to my credibility.
IF NO ONE GUESSES THE NUMBER BY FEB 17, 12:00AM PST(GMT -008) the winnings will go to the last person who made a valid bet.
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could some kind soul donate 0.01LTC to LbT5vN1rX2UXRtJ5a8aSiq1wAoyuQYVSAL please?
Done. Thank you. |
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could some kind soul donate 0.01LTC to LbT5vN1rX2UXRtJ5a8aSiq1wAoyuQYVSAL please?
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If I understand this right, according to PPLNS the best time to mine would be in the last 5k shares(yes I know it's impossible to determine when this will be)
This is getting to be a very looooooooooong block.
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School's starting soon, so I won't be able to work on it for a while. I'll still make sure no one is having problems with it though.
I'm in my new shiny(or is it dirty) dorm room right now.  Still in highschool  On-topic: I've bumped the max bet up from 0.015BTC to 0.04BTC, there is currently 0.0657BTC stored in accounts |
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