The http is working fine.
I see alot of addresses have the right balances, but mine has 0 balance lulz
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Absolutely !! It would a great addition , the only issue is minimum mintage as these would be struck at a mint rather than myself , I'm not clear on what that mintage is as yet on a 1 gram gold round but the outlay would be substantial . I was toying with the idea of a quarter gram gold round but this would probably be 5-6mm  which would nearly require a microscope  Yeah, gold has higher density than silver, so for the same weight, it would be smaller. What about 4 grams?
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 in theory a 1 gram gold bitcoin would be £50.00+ die fees  Well, just saying it should be an option 
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Thanks. Apparently this command failed:
mysql> CREATE TABLE abe_test_1 (a NUMERIC(12)) ENGINE=InnoDB;
Server version: 5.0.51b-community-nt-log MySQL Community Edition (GPL) Python 2.7.1 (r271:86832, Nov 27 2010, 18:30:46) [MSC v.1500 32 bit (Intel)] on win32 MySQL_python-1.2.3-py2.7 I uncommented default-storage-engine=INNODB and commented out skip-innodb and BAM!! It seems to be working, i am seeing block_tx 1 1 <= tons of that
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Great!! And a side question, how much would those cost, if it's in pure gold?
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You could also try configuring MySQL with "default-storage-engine=InnoDB" and restarting it, but it should not be necessary. Abe is supposed to detect and override this default when needed.
SQL ROLLBACK SQL ROLLBACK SQL: DROP TABLE abe_test_1 () SQL ROLLBACK SQL DDL: CREATE TABLE abe_test_1 ( abe_test_1_id NUMERIC(12) NOT NULL PRIMARY KE Y, foo VARCHAR(10)) SQL ROLLBACK SQL: SELECT MAX(abe_test_1_id) FROM abe_test_1 () SQL FETCHALL: ((None,),) SQL: DROP TABLE abe_test_1 () SQL COMMIT ddl_implicit_commit=true SQL: DROP TABLE abe_test_1 () SQL ROLLBACK SQL DDL: CREATE TABLE abe_test_1 (a NUMERIC(12)) SQL: INSERT INTO abe_test_1 (a) VALUES (4) () SQL COMMIT SQL: INSERT INTO abe_test_1 (a) VALUES (5) () SQL ROLLBACK SQL: SELECT a FROM abe_test_1 () SQL FETCHALL: ((Decimal('4'),), (Decimal('5'),)) SQL: DROP TABLE abe_test_1 () SQL COMMIT SQL: DROP TABLE abe_test_1 () SQL ROLLBACK SQL DDL: CREATE TABLE abe_test_1 (a NUMERIC(12)) ENGINE=InnoDB SQL ROLLBACK SQL: DROP TABLE abe_test_1 () SQL ROLLBACK Traceback (most recent call last): File "abe.py", line 1748, in <module> sys.exit(main(sys.argv[1:])) File "abe.py", line 1742, in main store = make_store(args) File "abe.py", line 108, in make_store store = DataStore.new(args) File "C:\abe\jtobey-bitcoin-abe-v0.5-17-g9fd704b\DataStore.py", line 1929, innew return DataStore(args) File "C:\abe\jtobey-bitcoin-abe-v0.5-17-g9fd704b\DataStore.py", line 99, in __init__ store.initialize() File "C:\abe\jtobey-bitcoin-abe-v0.5-17-g9fd704b\DataStore.py", line 651, in initialize store.configure() File "C:\abe\jtobey-bitcoin-abe-v0.5-17-g9fd704b\DataStore.py", line 895, in configure store.configure_create_table_epilogue() File "C:\abe\jtobey-bitcoin-abe-v0.5-17-g9fd704b\DataStore.py", line 988, in configure_create_table_epilogue raise Exception("Can not create a transactional table.") Exception: Can not create a transactional table.
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# Abe configuration file for MySQL dbtype MySQLdb connect-args {"user":"abe","host":"127.0.0.1","db":"abe","passwd":"Bitcoin"} port 2750 upgrade
Ok now i get this  C:\abe>python abe.py --config myabe.conf ddl_implicit_commit=true Traceback (most recent call last): File "abe.py", line 1739, in <module> sys.exit(main(sys.argv[1:])) File "abe.py", line 1733, in main store = make_store(args) File "abe.py", line 108, in make_store store = DataStore.new(args) File "C:\abe\DataStore.py", line 1927, in new return DataStore(args) File "C:\abe\DataStore.py", line 99, in __init__ store.initialize() File "C:\abe\DataStore.py", line 651, in initialize store.configure() File "C:\abe\DataStore.py", line 893, in configure store.configure_create_table_epilogue() File "C:\abe\DataStore.py", line 986, in configure_create_table_epilogue raise Exception("Can not create a transactional table.") Exception: Can not create a transactional table. I am this close | | to giving up ;( I sent a little something onto your way, awesome projects like this should get lots of support to be better and continue rocking 
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or mine more, sell less.
Or mine more and get a job 
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Then run: ./abe.py --dbtype MySQLdb --connect-args '{"user":"abe","host":"127.0.0.1","db":"abe","passwd":"Bitcoin"}' --port 2750 --upgrade
Let me know how it goes.
I am running this on windows btw, could that be the problem? super(Connection, self).__init__(*args, **kwargs2) _mysql_exceptions.OperationalError: (2005, "Unknown MySQL server host ''{user:root,host:127.0.0.1,db:abe,passwd:password}'' (11004)")
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I can't get this to run on mysql or even pgsql.
How do i pass the host,user,pass,db again?
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I want to know who are those people that I'm going to make rich? Very rich.
Besides yourself you mean....but we shouldnt worry about you, Im sure you are an upstanding citizen. Satoshi is a class act too, kind of looks like James Bond, but Japanese. He's not violent in the least bit, but you'll understand that he drives a sportscar and likes to take it for a spin on curvy mountain roads. Comes from a humble background, smart family....but never used his IQ to berate others...never. Got along with everyone, class president. He's just one of those engimas who comes along where you cant really describe him...like Bruce Lee. Except he might not be Japanese ;]
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Open bitcoin client and see for yourself  And a single 5870 can do 488 mh/s?  ?
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Most of the time the negligence of the user is the problem.
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Protecting as a site owner -> use htmlentities before you print a variable. Protecting as a user -> use noscript :]
But when it comes to web security XSS is not the worst. XSS [if exists] won't give the hacker your password, only the cookies, if you logout and logged in again the hacker can't do anything.
Unlike XSS, RCE or SQL injection can do serious damage to both the site and users...
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Because they are not greedy bastards but want bitcoin to succeed for other reasons.
That's exactly what i think. If satoshi [and "friends"] were greedy and started bitcoin and mined coins for the sole purpose of money, he had a pretty sweet chance to dump his whole BTC into the markets for half the price and become a millionaire.
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I'm amazed that something like Bitcoin can survive in the wild, totally open source without being hacked to peices. The guy is clearly an absolute genius in the field of cryptology and macro economics, I bet even he can't believe this shit actually worked though.
Much respect to him, and I'm sure he's far too clever to let Bitcoin die or do anything to negatively affect the value of the currency when he's holding over a million coins.
+1 considering his genius design and superb execution, Satoshi deserves at least 3 million btc
+1 True. My finding was, that the very early adopters did not sell out.
Why wouldn't they sell their BTC, when they had a good chance to do that? [$20 per BTC]
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This is too good to be true 
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PM me! I will be at the office tomorrow and might be able to send rightaway.
I am sorry, thirdlight already made a deal with me. I will be sure to contact you when/if i need more 
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Great  Bananington please PM me a generated address  [i will send you 0.999999  ] you can
Thank you sir. I am not familiar with steam gift urls 
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