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I got scammed on a deal recently myself and always go with someone who is a trusted seller and has a lot of feedback. So this guy looks good and may do some business.
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What about something like this?  |
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How about this  or this?  These are just ideas of course. |
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I could see handing out as a tip, accidentally, the one printed with "50 BTC" as the amount thinking it was the note printed with "50 mBTC" that I also happened to have in my wallet.
I think this is worth considering especially if bitcoin's value were to rise in the next year. I also liked the idea of printing the value in bitcoins and USD, EUR, etc. as it would make it seem more accessible to the average person and probably attract some interest. |
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What about other geometric figures that have significance to bitcoin, besides elliptic curves? Are there any? Maybe in the future someone could write a script that could create unique images from the current blockchain. Psy, what about this? Although a dedicated address generator would be nice. http://www.racoindustries.com/barcodegenerator/2d/qr-code.aspx |
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Switching to the dev branch didn't work, but I'm not really sure if it actually downloaded it either. (my linux knowledge is still fairly limited) However I found some of the comments on github https://github.com/etotheipi/BitcoinArmory/issues/6, switched the .a to .so, and now it works.  Thanks! |
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Well it seems like I forgot to make swig, but now when I do that I get this: BlockUtils.h:326: Warning 472: Overloaded method AddressBookEntry::AddressBookEntry(BinaryData) with no explicit typecheck typemap for arg 0 of type 'BinaryData'
BlockUtils.h:378: Warning 472: Overloaded method BtcAddress::BtcAddress(BinaryData) with no explicit typecheck typemap for arg 0 of type 'BinaryData'
BlockUtils.h:378: Warning 472: Overloaded method BtcAddress::BtcAddress(BinaryData) with no explicit typecheck typemap for arg 0 of type 'BinaryData'
BlockUtils.h:378: Warning 472: Overloaded method BtcAddress::BtcAddress(BinaryData) with no explicit typecheck typemap for arg 0 of type 'BinaryData'
BlockUtils.h:378: Warning 472: Overloaded method BtcAddress::BtcAddress(BinaryData) with no explicit typecheck typemap for arg 0 of type 'BinaryData'
BlockUtils.h:378: Warning 472: Overloaded method BtcAddress::BtcAddress(BinaryData) with no explicit typecheck typemap for arg 0 of type 'BinaryData'
BlockUtils.h:414: Warning 509: Overloaded method BtcAddress::addTxIO(TxIOPair &) effectively ignored,
BlockUtils.h:413: Warning 509: as it is shadowed by BtcAddress::addTxIO(TxIOPair *).
BlockUtils.h:413: Warning 509: Overloaded method BtcAddress::addTxIO(TxIOPair *,bool) effectively ignored,
BlockUtils.h:414: Warning 509: as it is shadowed by BtcAddress::addTxIO(TxIOPair &,bool).
BlockUtils.h:459: Warning 472: Overloaded method BtcWallet::addAddress(BinaryData) with no explicit typecheck typemap for arg 1 of type 'BinaryData'
BlockUtils.h:459: Warning 472: Overloaded method BtcWallet::addAddress(BinaryData) with no explicit typecheck typemap for arg 1 of type 'BinaryData'
BlockUtils.h:459: Warning 472: Overloaded method BtcWallet::addAddress(BinaryData) with no explicit typecheck typemap for arg 1 of type 'BinaryData'
BlockUtils.h:459: Warning 472: Overloaded method BtcWallet::addAddress(BinaryData) with no explicit typecheck typemap for arg 1 of type 'BinaryData'
BlockUtils.h:459: Warning 472: Overloaded method BtcWallet::addAddress(BinaryData) with no explicit typecheck typemap for arg 1 of type 'BinaryData'
BtcUtils.h:956: Warning 472: Overloaded method BtcUtils::verifyProofOfWork(BinaryDataRef,BinaryDataRef) with no explicit typecheck typemap for arg 0 of type 'BinaryData'
g++ -I"/usr/include/python`python -c 'import sys; print str(sys.version_info[0]) + "." + str(sys.version_info[1])'`" -c -O2 -pipe -fPIC -Icryptopp -DUSE_CRYPTOPP -D__STDC_LIMIT_MACROS -lpthread CppBlockUtils_wrap.cxx
g++ -shared -lpthread UniversalTimer.o BinaryData.o FileDataPtr.o BtcUtils.o BlockObj.o BlockUtils.o EncryptionUtils.o libcryptopp.a "/usr/lib/libpython`python -c 'import sys; print str(sys.version_info[0]) + "." + str(sys.version_info[1])'`.a" CppBlockUtils_wrap.o -o ../_CppBlockUtils.so
g++: error: /usr/lib/libpython2.7.a: No such file or directory
make: *** [swig] Error 1
Which is strange since I've never had a problem with python before and I haven't used it outside of Armory in quite awhile. I'll try reinstalling it and see what happens. edit: I reinstalled all the python packages, but I'm still getting the same error. For some reason I always seem to have these issues with Fedora. |
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Not sure what's happening, but I get this error every time I try to start Armory. Traceback (most recent call last):
File "ArmoryQt.py", line 2439, in <module>
form = ArmoryMainWindow()
File "ArmoryQt.py", line 343, in __init__
self.loadBlockchain()
File "ArmoryQt.py", line 1110, in loadBlockchain
BDM_LoadBlockchainFile()
File "/home/evan/BitcoinArmory/armoryengine.py", line 898, in BDM_LoadBlockchainFile
return TheBDM.parseEntireBlockchain(blkdir)
File "/home/evan/BitcoinArmory/CppBlockUtils.py", line 1238, in <lambda>
__getattr__ = lambda self, name: _swig_getattr(self, BlockDataManager_MMAP, name)
File "/home/evan/BitcoinArmory/CppBlockUtils.py", line 51, in _swig_getattr
raise AttributeError(name)
AttributeError: parseEntireBlockchain
However this is the first real problem I've ever had with Armory |
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Alright thanks for the quick response.  |
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What's a good escrow service to use for ~$100 transactions?
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I have two banknotes in my possession, 5000 yen and 10,000 yen, worth about $62.82 and $125.64 respectively. I'll pay for shipping inside the continental US, and probably international if the prices are reasonable. If anyone is interested don't hesitate to post or PM me with an offer within 5 days. Otherwise I'll probably end up auctioning them off on eBay.
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Since this little community here is so obsessed with conscious of money and alternative currencies I'm sure many of you have read about some of the different local currencies that have sprung up throughout the world. They have always been most popular during recessions and interest in them has definitely piqued in the past few years.
Many of these local currencies that are currently being used are pegged to the dollar, or whatever the local currency is, as opposed to letting it's value float. While a pegged currency allows for stability, it may not have the independence of a floating currency. And isn't independence the whole point of having an independent currency. Perhaps some of these currencies have the intention of altering their exchange rate if hyper inflation occurs, but then they're still vulnerable to gradual inflation.
Are their merits to both approaches or is one better than the other?
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So whenever I open Armory my two most recent transactions which occurred a few days ago still have yet to be marked as confirmed even though the blockchain is fully up to date. But yesterday when I tried the original 0.70-beta release everything looked fine with xxx confirmations for my transactions, and now after installing the most recent version it's back showing them as unconfirmed. Otherwise though everything is working great!
On my 4 GB system python stops at 1.0GB and doesn't change if that's any help. I'll try to open some more programs and see what happens.
EDIT: Yeah python definitely shrinks I couldn't occupy more than about 85% of my memory.
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I added a few cents to the address and it went like wildfire! Here's some more. Have at it  |
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But if the only thing loaded on there is armory transactions and whatnot, is there really any place for that malware to hide?
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I agree with the above post this is encouraging news. It needs a wide audience to be successful.
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