Well, my business partner in China read the article and got back to me.

Here is a direct quote from a Chinese business man in China

"That is Remind dangerous  only. No constraints  .so btc is ok for china "

I'm desperate and I believe everything.  Guess I'll put in 100BTC.  But where do the BTC go when I deposit?  Bitcoind isn't running on the server, what is?  Oh ya, MAGIC. 

Need some Christmas shopping money

I'd like to meet and trade in person somewhere with wifi in the NW burbs.  Waiting to hear back from a couple people who I've already dealt with, but feel free to PM me if you are around here and want to buy a little

Exactly

I'd stay away from anyone using a stock photo for one.
Anyone on CL not willing to meet in person is a scammer, I mean why post locally then not want or be able to meet? 

Thanks, sent it to my partner in SZ in case he didn't see it yet.  Can't wait to see what an actual Chinese person thinks of it.  

This reddit "translation" contradicts itself.  More of an opinion on the notice than a real translation really.

Anyone have the original, Chinese notice handy before I go looking for it? 

Thanks guys.  I think I'll try the bitcoind locally.  Didn't even know you could do that, everything google showed me was a bunch of people asking if bitcoinqt supported this, and that answer is no.

Spesmilo was great for this, I can't believe no client since has this capability. 

I have bitcoind -daemon running on a webserver, everything is working fine and I can control it from the server but I can't wrap my head around json-rpc, I read some about it and it seems like some command line arguments, I guess I can learn it but in pursuit of laziness I'd just like to connect via a client.  Basically, I just want to check the balance, not even send anything.

Maybe 2 years ago I used spesmilo to do what I wanted, but it doesn't work after .8x something.  It was so nice and easy.
Tried bitcoin-js-remote, followed to the letter but my w8 PC doesn't like it, I think it's a java thing since nothing is clickable, doesn't work in my browser at all. 

So is there any clients around that allow this or do I have to just learn about json-rpc?

Well, not everyone saw that powerpoint, I sure didn't.  Now you know...

Ha Danny, I was just trolling, that's why I put a smiley face   I saw the opportunity so I took it.  (I must be the 3rd guy north of 290)

Sorry, sarcasm doesn't work well on the internet.  No offense taken and none given.  In fact, if anyone needs a reference to bitcoin dealings in the area just call on me.

Hey just because I don't post a lot doesn't mean I don't know a lot.

So if you had all your BTC on inputs you just got taken for the 2nd time ( you didn't say you did ).  If anyone should realize how important your last sentence is, it should be you.

People keep their fiat currency safe, but when it comes to BTC most are just lazy.  Web wallets will always be around, and they will always be hacked.  This situation isn't going to change anything, most people don't learn from others past mistakes; they just think, "Oh, that sucks, good thing that could never happen to me." 

I'm on W8 actually.  Tried chrome but seems to use more resources than FF. It's probably the laptop   I got this and a pair of $300 bose headphones for only like 88k airline miles.  My other laptop (W7) should run it just fine.  Don't even need the page open to play anyway.

It's nice to see something new and simple, instead of the 400th dice site.  Good job. 

One thing I'd like to see would be an odds table, instead of only a formula.  Don't always feel like doing math.  Maybe once the 100.3% promo is over?

Nice find.  If they are 10 GH/s that setup adds up. 

dairy100, you are the smart one, not sure about your customers.  The guys who got rich during the gold rush were the ones selling the shovels, the miners didn't care how little their chance was of finding gold, they blew their money on equipment just to have the chance.  BTC mining is similar, people are blinded by the prospect and are willing to pay for anything that gives them a minute chance.

Ya, a close-up would be nice, hopefully tomorrow.  He did say it was a company in SZ, just re-read it.  Wondering if it is a stolen pic, lots of that going on over there.  

Who knows whats available or possible there though, I read somewhere that something like 90% of all electronics have at least 1 component manufactured in Shenzhen.  

Rluner,
I said I know I missed the boat, I told my friend so as well.  I'm just curious about just what this all is. 

Fun game.  My lightweight (cheap) laptop lagged a bit when playing, it was pretty heavy on the cpu, firefox using just under 50% of cpu when site is open.  But this laptop is really just for browsing the internet while traveling. 

tl:dr, is the animation just for fun?  Like the outcome is predetermined as soon as a bet is accepted?

My friend in Shenzhen sent me this pic alluding that it may be a rig in said city.  That's it, no other info.  He asked if we could rent a cheap office and make one too.  I don't know much about mining or equipment, except that I missed the boat.  Still interesting though.  Hopefully more info will come later.

Anyone have any idea what these could be, and how many GH/s this "rig" could do? 

Haha I love when this happens.  Never found 300 though.  I have 2 wallets with forgotten passes that total about 12 BTC, tried that service with no luck, found 2 in some casino site ( got 'em at 3USD ) in april, 6 on an old HDD a few months ago, and bunch of other small stuff.  Had so many when they were worth under $10 I was like hood-rich with them, sending everywhere.  ADHD+BTC=LOL

TL;DR

But I didn't see this anywhere:
https://blockchain.info/address/1NtbQKVFxAPc8mmBoWwRzhg7o3EMCBsxNg