We are monitoring the situation. It seems back to normal now, but no cause has been determined.
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The court will sign a message, declaring a coin decolorized, and send it to the blockchain. You don't need a centralized database.
That's absurd, how will I know which key(s) belong to the court, and why will I care and how will I know who agrees? All these information could be included in the agreement of the security Oh, doing it voluntarily with complete foreknowledge on a case by case basis seems fine. And leaves room for people to do whatever they want.
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what happens when computers become so powerful and the community so large that less than 10 minutes is required to calculate a hash value less than 2?
I'd say our work here is done.
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The court will sign a message, declaring a coin decolorized, and send it to the blockchain. You don't need a centralized database.
That's absurd, how will I know which key(s) belong to the court, and why will I care and how will I know who agrees?
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Blah blah if I hadn't raped your mother blah blah.
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Do I carefully feed bananas to Cher the She-Alpaca for Friday's solemnization rehearsal, or RSS feed anyone circumnavigating her gyrating yak nards?
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Lol, a couple of people/entities don't offer the code so they pretend like they've been sanctioned. Boo hoo. Some mother fucker actually wrote that code himself and if you look around someone will give it to you for free.
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Why do you only ship to so few countries?
Thanks for your question psy, This is due to a high rate of fraud from a lot of countries when users pay with visa and paypal. As a lot of companies do online, we limit this to safe countries (also these countries are about 95% of our business anyway). We currently ship to 12 countries when paying with visa and paypal (Most online businesses only ship to the U.S and Canada) which are: Canada, United States, United Kingdom, France, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, Finland, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Germany. Fortunately with bitcoin we will accept payment and ship to just about any country besides the extreme places of fraud (Example Nigera, Congo, etc). Thats one of the reasons why we love bitcoin so much, is because we don't have to have this fear. If you find that your country is not on our shipping list and you wish to pay with bitcoins, simply contact us here with your item and shipping request: http://www.allthingsluxury.biz/Contact-Us-2.htmlI would be more than happy to personally help anyone! Site looks really nice. Just out of curiosity what fraud are you worried about if you ship after you get the bitcoins (even from a Nigerian)? Stolen packages I guess?
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It's a meaningless number.
Seals has X deposits. We haven't gone below (X * 0.78) in a long time so roughly (X * .78) coins are sitting dead still. So what? Tons of users have been moving coins around and that doesn't even count all the moving that doesn't happen on the blockchain (playing and internal transfers).
If it isn't clear. It is totally possible that all of our members used (by any definition, played, transferred, withdrew) all of their coins during the period that 78% of them sat still.
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On the other hand, you could just pay the tiny fee compensating the miners for assisting you in completing the transaction.
I'm ready to pay the transaction fee, the problem is that I don't know how to calculate it in a script. If I want to move all the coins from one wallet to another, I even don't know how to do it, because there's no coin left in the source wallet, so there's no money to pay the fee. What I need here is a transaction that tells the client: please send all my BTC to this address, but I'm fine with the fact that the receiver will get a bit less because of the transaction fee. I'm sure there is a way to do this correctly, but a practical solution would be to send all but a bitcent or maybe even just a bitmil. Unless you are destroying the wallet and doing this all the time or something.
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There is a new weekly guarantee tournament on Friday!
It is the Friday Swell Guarantee at 11pm ET. The buy-in is 0.4BTC and the guarantee increases by 1BTC each week that we don't have to add money to the prize pool to meet the guarantee. The guarantee tomorrow will be 1BTC.
Not a big surprise, we hit the guarantee and it will be bumped to 2000 for next week. Big juicy weekend games coming up!
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Next time you should position your camera in such a way that when you're looking at the interviewer you're also looking at the camera.
Whats funny is I didn't know I was being videoed until halfway thru. I almost picked my nose! 131 lines of code?
I meant it sarcastically to convey "Bitcoin isn't a whole mega hard to understand code base, and that its open source for anyone to analyze" 131 was just a number that popped into my head lol but I think they got the point. I thought it was good! But you said 131 super matter-of-factly, lol.
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Sent a PM to Yankee, but there is nothing in my outbox. Messages are not automatically saved in the outbox, you have to check a box or set it in your forum options.
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Sadly this is true.. If someone is interested in buying the site feel free to contact us ( support@bitmit.net) Any details on what new regulations are motivating the closure, pretty please? Financial supervision requires special licences for businesses which holds customer funds So it is only the escrow part you worry about? What about finding a few trusted escrow services and simply recommending those?
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I'm pretty sure /r/Bitcoin on Reddit reached <80,000 subscribers a long time ago. The very instant it was created, in fact.
Yeah <80000 is totally easy.
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Because you can take more from people who are doing better without them removing your insides.
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I've been thinking about getting into online poker for a while.
I have some buttons with Seals with Clubs ads on them. Perhaps I'll try this site, too.
I was curious what a "free roll" is. Obv free sounds good, but just wasn't sure what a free roll gets you.
Freeroll means no entry fee at all, and there are real bitcoin prizes. The hourly freeroll has one prize of 0.05BTC for the winner. The largest weekly freeroll is the Wednesday donkdown that pays 5BTC, usually split into 17 prizes. It's a great way to try out our software and for some people a great way to get their first bitcoins.
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I received an email on the 15th that 90% of my funds have been returned. As of today I've yet to receive anything.
They didn't link you to transaction info?
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So, for anyone reading this who has gotten a double payment, the return address is 1BgPRMk4uaJrohM1T9Cn4Hd9pHaEL6FH5j
It would be better to return the coins without me having to chase you for them.
post of the year Lol. Without the threat (hypothetically, I didn't actually get paid, certainly not twice) I'd return them, but if he's going to be 'chasing' people I would use his coins to cover defense costs (running shoes?) since you are about as likely to get 'chased' if you pay or not, he doesn't know who sends coins to that address.
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