Like I said, split the bounty between the number of pages. Pages editing history is on the wiki so it can be worked out who did what, exactly.

Also I think this should be a once off thing, to just get the Chinese version of the wiki off the ground. So first come first serve.

So with a few extra coded tools this could make bitcoins easily transferred via paper? Or even better, with mobile phones(android, iphone)?

Nice

+1, QR decoder libraries

It is a wiki, anyone is free to edit.

I think if https is blocked then there is a very high chance port 22 is also

Waiting for development pricing from daveout for this, once we have this we can make a proposal. Our original plan was to get funding and then go into development but we'd worked out that this is too open ended, and liable to cause problems.

So we want to have a good proposal made up giving as much detail as possible so investors know what they're getting into. With development costs being our major expense and deciding factor on timing for the launch it's something we have to wait for.

Stunnel generally

http://www.bock.nu/blog/secure-firewall-bypass-danted-stunnel
http://www.jakeri.net/2009/01/ssl-to-ssh-tunneling-stunnel/

I'd like to see a payment per page, make a list of all pages you want translated, then divide 150btc by this amount, we then have the amount per page.

Payments per page are great for motivation. I think my student would be disappointed to find out he only gets any payment after doing everything and would give up :s , remember some pages, like the very technical ones he might not be capable of translating.

Very well, I think I understand where you are going with this.

OK so firstly you need to open a terminal on your mac, more information on the osx terminal here
http://macdevcenter.com/pub/a/mac/2002/12/06/terminal_osx.html
http://macdevcenter.com/pub/a/mac/2001/12/14/terminal_one.html

After opening your terminal you need to set up ssh as a socks proxy, information on how to do this here
http://lifehacker.com/#!237227/geek-to-live--encrypt-your-web-browsing-session-with-an-ssh-socks-proxy
http://embraceubuntu.com/2006/12/08/ssh-tunnel-socks-proxy-forwarding-secure-browsing/
http://hackaday.com/2005/08/31/how-to-ssh-http-proxy-setup/

I will pm you your account details, machine ip etc. so you can give it a try.

If the ssh ports are blocked (which they may be) then I will try to sort something else out. Let me know how it goes. Account details pm'd

I would also add that you might use Firefox portable as your web browser with foxyproxy installed to point your browers requests to the ssh socks proxy
http://portableapps.com/apps/internet/firefox_portable
http://getfoxyproxy.org/

I'm assuming that this is for you and a number of your classmates to get around a schools/colleges firewall/website restrictions?

Also, is there a demand for simple https based proxies accounts? That is for something like 2-3 btc a month and I'll have a https proxy up and running and all you need are the details? If there is demand for this I might go ahead and do this.

As far as security is concerned this person has my trust, and it's only the account to the wiki, nothing else. as for ease of use, maybe. He's only starting to get a little interest in bitcoin, I just thought it would be easier to use my account, I get the payment and give to him than to set up a new account and then come on the forum asking for payment. I'm known here he's not, and he's not likely to use the forums much anyway.

Sorry about that.

This is why brcypt was created, to make rainbow table attacks more difficult. And if a salt is used then it's pretty computationally expensive as well as time expensive.

Remember boys and girls, always use bcrypt + salt for all your password hashing needs.

Sorry no gpu mining, accounts are not root or have no root privaleges. If you can install some software just for yourself then that's fine, i.e. local install. If you need something installed globally then no you can't do that yourself, however I will install most packages/applications on request.

I'm not identifying account holders, make the bitcoin payment, and I'll either email or pm you your account details, as soon as you get them then you change your password to something different. I don't need to know who you are.

fabianhjr:what?

Yes we'll accept anonymous investors, however you would have to be extra careful in not losing your private key or share receipts. They can also be traded, at least the y can when we have a stock market to trade them on.

haha, too bad

So I think this needs to be updated. I have a student translating the wiki at the moment, they're using my profile to do so.

What has been translated so far? the main page, the wiki FAQ, and buying bitcoins.

https://zh-cn.bitcoin.it/wiki/购买bitcoin
https://zh-cn.bitcoin.it/wiki/首页
https://zh-cn.bitcoin.it/wiki/常见问题解答

Working on securing your wallet.

What pages are needed to meet the bounty requirements?

Does ripple have working point of sale systems?

Yes as a proxy, personal vpn is fine, though not as a Tor outproxy. The serever is based in Germany.

I can provide 5 ssh accounts on a 64bit Debian Lenny system for 6BTC a month. Can run anything as long as hosting terms are not violated (i.e. no porn, spam etc.)

Bandwidth is "unlimited", that is limited, I'm not too particular but nothing that is badwidth hoggin, i.e. bittorrent.

Servers applications allowed. So whatever you can set up is fine, as long as it's not killing the machine.

No mining. Essentially nothing that would prevent or disrupt other users of the system.

Space provided 3G

Support: Will install most debian lenny packages at request. Other requests can be made.

Questions asnwered here, PM to buy.