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Has the transaction been accepted by the network? You can try doing a clear all unconfirmed and rescan.
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It was down for about 1h 15m today.
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You're better off using apt-get or aptitude, because those programs will keep track of which packages are installed to satisfy other programs, and uninstall them when they are no longer needed. python-qt4 and python-pip would have been uninstalled by apt-get if it was ok to do so when you removed Electrum, if you used apt-get.
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I can't understand how people can vote for Russia.
Because there are lots of Russians here, and they believe Russia should rule the countries that border to them. They have been completely brainwashed after Putin took over every major Russian media outlet and fired or some times killed everyone who wasn't pro-Putin. They also have large propaganda farms where those who can't get proper jobs are paid measly amounts of money to sit and write pro-Russian messages on blogs and discussion boards all day (or night). You can see the result in this forum. |
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It is unfortunately typical for bitcoin sites to not require any identification in the beginning, and then later force you to jump through so many hoops to get access to your money that they could just as well be stealing them outright.
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I did some testing, and with a Samsung 850 EVO SSD the rescanning is completely CPU-bound because it only uses one core. On a i5-6600K running at 3.8 GHz the usage is constant at ~27% (meaning slightly more than 1 core is used) and the disk usage is ~13% (with rare peaks up to 40%). Rescanning a new empty wallet takes almost exactly 20 minutes + 1.5 minutes for the initial check of the blocks. Rescanning a wallet with 1160 transactions (most of them done several years ago, don't know if that matters) takes 43 minutes. If you buy an old computer with lots of cores and RAM but where each core is slow it would probably take much longer. I think even a laptop with a modern dual core cpu and SSD would be faster than that.
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British Airways does not accept bitcoins and I'm pretty sure that neither does Virgin.
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Seems this would be even more expensive than I thought. You need a socket 2011(-3) mainboard to get support for 128 GB or more RAM, which means that both the mainboard and CPU will be more expensive than normal consumer hardware.
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The easiest solution is obviously to just transfer the amount of coins you need to a bitcoin-qt wallet.
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The price per GB is about 20 times higher for the cheapest RAM than it is for the cheapest SSDs. SSDs are much faster at random access than mechanical drives so you'll get a very significant speed up by moving the blockchain to an SSD, more than a simple sequential transfer test would indicate.
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Agnostic is the stance that one does not know if God does or doesn't exist and refraining from a conclusion one way or the other. I respect this way more than I do either side of the faith/atheism debate. At least they have the sense to admit they don't know. Everyone else is operating under a belief system which is indistinguishable from religion because they are making conclusions about things that can not be proven either way.
Those who call themselves agnostics are often just atheists who want to be friends with everybody. The rational way to think is to draw conclusions based on the best available evidence. When there is no evidence for something that can't be better explained in other ways then there is no reason to believe in it. Hence the Russell's teapot example. |
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You fail to state the most important part... the reason WHY I said collecting stamps is a religion. And you also failed to state what I said that it may not be a religion, but simply a part of your religion.
Apparently the sentence "Sure, in the same way that it's a hobby of mine not to collect stamps" was too complicated for you to understand, or you would have realized why your argument is irrelevant. |
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If you believe in and follow collecting stamps dedicatedly, you have a religion.
Possibly but then, as I said, I don't. You are the one who says that that's a religion too, meaning that no matter what I do it's a religion in your mind. This is your minds solution to the cognitive dissonance that is created by the fact that you understand that religion is essentially irrational, but you don't want to consider yourself more irrational than everyone else. Or you're just trolling. |
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If you are dedicated in collecting stamps, you have a good religion going there. If you are not so dedicated, it is simply part of your religion of life.
I see, you have made your own definition of the word religion. That will of course always make you right in your own mind but, it makes it difficult to communicate with others. |
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When atheists scream that they don't have a religion, they simply show that they are being fanatical in their religion of atheism.
Sure, in the same way that it's a hobby of mine not to collect stamps. In fact I have an infinite amount of those kinds of hobbies. |
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Electrum however is still a great choice for those who don't want to take up 32gb and growing space for two blockchains one for bitcoin-qt and one for armory.
Since version 0.94 which was released by goatpig in March/April Armory no longer keeps it's own copy of the blockchain. |
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