Damn it, I should have made those tshirts hoodies and WHERE THE HELL ARE MY BITCOIN GLASSES?  |
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And now in Portuguese! http://bitcoinweekly.info/download/Coming very soon: Russian and Ukrainian! And also, due to a domain conflict with BitcoinWeekly.com, I'm rebranding all this under BitcoinInformant.com - perhaps as early as next week. |
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I for one welcome our new Bitcoin sluts. consider me subscribed.
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The users would not use this necessarily it's a programatic way for a client to retrieve a bitcoin address that is aliased by a more human readable email style address.
Users can protect their privacy by a system that dynamically rotates receive addresses.
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That is so BAMF... Just set up an alias on all my domains to do exactly the same thing. Now I'm thinking of a little php script to rotate through a bunch of addresses per identity for a little anonymity. Very awesome. |
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If anyone wants my attention, any page they present us with better have a BIG ASS BITCOIN ACCEPTED HERE logo emblazed on it or I'm probably just going to roll my eyes and move on to the next post.
edit: I realize there's a mention of Bitcoin, but it does not jump out at me, nor would it for the casual non-bitcoiner visiting the page - which is a pretty big deal for me.
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We just got 20 subscribers and we have our first TShirt raffle winner! 2012-06-04:0831 PDT
[tux@powerball ~]$ egrep -vi "member|owner|joined" /tmp/20.txt | shuf -n 1
Miguel Pacheco Congratulations! Miguel, If you're so inclined, feel free to take a picture of you wearing it when it arrives and post it in this thread. |
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http://bitcoinweekly.info/download/Working on a new design. Still a few things to implement. The site has a more obvious "subscribe" button. Please ask your Bitcoin knowledgeable friends to subscribe for the once a week download notice. When we get one more subscriber, I'll have a tshirt to raffle off. Viva la Bitcoin! 
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http://bitquestion.com/question/8I would like someone to explain exactly how to build OpenSSL with EC on Fedora and make it available in RPM format in a personal repository. This is specifically to help Fedora users more easily build Bitcoin applications.
I need the following documented or explained:
Build OpenSSL with EC
Create/configure/maintain a .spec file
Build the OpenSSL RPM so that it is compatible with the existing Fedora OpenSSL version.
Generate/publish a PGP key for use in authenticating releases
Creating a repository and publishing the rpm
I can build the current version of OpenSSL source code. I am currently stuck at interpreting what needs to be done with the .spec file downloaded from the Fedora repository (/fedora/linux/updates/16/SRPMS/openssl-1.0.0j-1.fc16.src.rpm)
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I have an interest in making Bitcoin happen in Vietnam. I have a few Bitcoin friendly contacts in HCM and Ha Noi that are either developers or working in the traditional finance sector that may be useful. Roger Ver has a good base of Vietnamese Bitcoin friends that may prove useful.
PM me for details on any of the above.
Otherwise, I'm subscribed to this thread to follow progress!
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Have you considered posting this to BitMit.net?
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I always encourage the entertainers to invite their personal followers from their other venues to cam4btc.com and encourage those followers to think about Bitcoin and try it out. That way, they are not just catering to the Bitcoin nerd community, but extending it to people that are far out of our reach.
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Now I Hazek, how about this:
Now I'm starting to show some interest. I like this. |
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Also, what would prevent a scammer from paying someone to do the video verify and then use that account in some elaborate, long con?
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Going there with a bitcoin wallet on a machine on the wireless network is screaming "Please 0day my sorry ass and steal my bitcoins."
Actually, this is a great way to see how secure you really are... If you leave DefCon with your Bitcoins, you're doing pretty good. |
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it's not, but it's the honorable thing to do.. the guy goes through a lot of trouble to setup tents and haul stuff out there.
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I will pay 3 Bitcoins to someone who can help me (walk thru) via email/chat to compile openssl with EC on Fedora, package it in an RPM, and help me set up my own repository so I can yum install it to multiple workstations.
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Yea, for being a hacker, he's not "up to speed" on bitcoin so shitpal is his only method of payment. renting a lane without a gun is expected.. there will be plenty to "borrow" and shoot. That's the idea of this event - expose people who come from places that do not have the luxury of their own firearms to get some exposure. Plenty of RSOs (like me) to keep it safe.
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From a friend in vietnam: For my opinion, The cost of eletricity in Vietnam very expensive. And power eclectric is hydro electric, so we usually lack of electric. Electric demand very huge. It need big power to run computer with hight performance graphicard. And it's very waste to just play btc.
I think so:) |
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