What "dutch thingies"? Wooden shoes and Gouda cheese? Or more of the green stuff (and related)?

It was some time ago when I did this, hope I remember it correctly. I was doing  an install from source. The "optional part" that I was talking about, was the location of MingW. The wiki says you could put it anywhere, but spaces in the Windows filesystem aren't respected, causing problems (I initially installed it in C:\Program Files\MingW).


Could you please update the wiki page to fix it so the next person won't hit these two issues?
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I'll put it on my ToDo list. I don't have access to a MS Windows system atm. If someone here does a fresh install with the new version on MS Windows, feel free if this is still an issue and adjust the wiki as accordingly.

P.S. There is also a multiple-introducer, people might want to try that.

MyBitcoin seems to generate a new address for each payment when using the Bitcoin client (as in not through a MyBitcoin account). Just put a button for that on your site.

Worked on the advertiser side today (currently I'm busy with the Ad uploading). Databases are in place (although I might have to make some modifications on them later). Spend some time on the payment script (payment will initially go through MyBitcoin, later I plan to add MtGox as payment processor).

And Bitcoin hits slashdot again (through this article):

http://yro.slashdot.org/story/10/12/12/0647203/WikiLeaks-Money-and-Ron-Paul

I would not be confident that they are competent with their services then, if they make these obvious mistakes.

Here is a nice quote to cover it:

Ah. I thought you meant the email address.

I've been following Tahoe-LAFS for some time now, and IMHO it is not suited for the thing I wanted to use it for. If people go off-line for some reason and the node doesn't say that to the introducer (e.g. network split, someone pulls his network cable, wifi?) the whole grid will become unresponsive due to the fact that clients try to contact that node. This is especially the case for small grids, on larger grids, this might not be such a big problem. But I haven't tested the latter. A people posted about this on the mailing list last few weeks.

Email is not case sensitive.

Are they going to use Tahoe-LAFS for that?

Great! Hope to see more "open" projects accepting bitcoin.

Good luck with that.

It looks like that there is a new Humble Indie Bundle in the making.

The first bundle contained a few games (worth together $80), but people
were allowed to decide how much they would pay. In the end it was a
huge success. Would be nice if they would accept bitcoin in the next run
as payment method. See http://www.humblebundle.com/ for more details.

Nope, busy IRL (work) and got some other thing to work on (although I could use the knowledge that it generated for the advertisement clearinghouse). Now weekend (and holiday), so I will be able to spend some time on this next few days.

Sorry, not yet. Have been busy buying a Christmas tree yesterday.

Any idea about the cause? Is it related to the remark of mtgox, that if they didn't have the dark pool, the price would be around $0.06?

Building from scratch.

Publishers can now register their websites. Next part will be working on the advertisers side. Next week I have holiday, so this might give me a bit more time to work on this.

Sure, although there is little optimization in place. And the bit there is , is fairly standard (-O2, -march=pentium4, -pipe, -ggdb).
Is "-O1, -ggdb" sufficiently unoptimized?

Do you have any reference for that?

Eh no, Julian would use his own name.