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Are you using JavaScript to handle the transaction? You should take a look a PHP. It can help you create high-end web application.
The transaction is handled via PERL script. I tried php and hada hard time getting it to do what I wanted. I've been focusing the past week mainly on functionality, making sure everything is linked correctly. Once everything is completed in this sense I will move on to changing fonts, color scheme, adding thumbnails for images, and things like this. The end game would be a nice user interface to shop on, hut not overly complicated. I like simple. I don't like going on eBay and having three dozens artifacts thrown in my face when I didn't ask for them.  |
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The site is functioning properly and the order form is executing properly now. There are only nine items currently for sale but more will come. There will be some Bitcoin artwork soon, more kitchen stuff, office supplies etc. Thank you all for your feedback.
The end goal is a an online store, like Target, or a home shop where all the everyday products can be purchased DIRECTLY with Bitcoin
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I didn't saw this option on the poll, so I am commenting.
I would love to buy some real estate on New York with my Bitcoin. I love Yankees so wouldn't hurt to live in the bronx. It would be a dream come true with BTC.
I know there is some real estate for sale at http://www.bitpremier.com/5-real-estate |
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The only possibility I see for this would be a 3-sphere whose surface is covered with points. Each point could have an opened sphere around it and each point to could be linked to others via addresses, transactions, movement of funds, utxos, movement of stolen coins, etc.
Algebraic topology is fun to play with in the mind. Are you shooting for a practical purpose for this or just playing with the idea?
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This is a brilliant idea. I would really like to see some novelty coins like this one: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1070042.0 or this one:https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1041987.0 There are some amazing looking coins out there. Also I would want to see other coin-stuff like ledgers and trezors. I know this isn't exactly what you were asking for but its what I would want on the site in addition to regular stuff. I hope you get this shop up and running! Good idea! I created "Bitcoin related Novelty" category. There is nothing listed in this category yet but I'll update when I get some things. What about clothing? Like Bitcoin related shirts? Say "Will work for Bitcoin", or a bumper sticker "My child may not be an honor student but she receives her allowance in Bitcoin" with a Bitcoin symbol. |
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i would buy everything you would need in daily life. you have not such an option to vote for. it's easy to buy tech / digital stuff. the real challenge is daily needs for bitcoin in the world.
Hmmmmm, you mean like socks, nail polish, paper plates, bookmarks, post it notes, toilet paper,trash bags, ziploc bags, toothpaste, mouthwash, coffee filters. If there are specifics you would buy I'd love to get those and add them to the site this week I'm trying to consider shipping costs, ie shipping a 12pk of toilet paper will cost more than the toilet paper; especially overseas shipping. |
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I didn't consider kitchen appliances but thats a good idea. Maybe a keurig machine, small espresso maker...
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Cross post from https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1072256.0The website I'm working on is at TheFutureWasYesterday.org the explanation and motivation for this is explained in the linked post above. What household items would you most likely purchase for Bitcoin over the net? All feedback appreciated! |
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The idea for the site began after I purchased an item from overstock.com After making a purchase, a coinbase page came up with a payment address. I transferred money from an exchange to the address. The exchange took longer than 8 minutes, and the receiving address changed. The money was refunded to a coinbase account which I would need to sign up at coin base.com and agree to their terms of use to claim the refund.
It hit me that Overatock didn't accept Bitcoin. I'm not sending Bitcoin to Overstock, I'm sending Bitcoin to coinbase and they in turn pay Overstock.
The very first statement in the original Bitcoin paper is "Commerce on the internet has come to rely on third parties" (paraphrasing).
P2P, so the web store at TheFutureWasYesterday.org is my effort to offer small household needs directly for Bitcoin. The site is still being developed and right now there is only one T-shirt and tea light candles, but am looking for feedback from the community
What types of household products would you buy with Bitcoin?
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blockchain.info/tx/e8f4d2ca0ba8ec9f5e018794595b909ee67e814402326ded0480224690ca1528 I enjoy your ideas of a fair unbiased lottery. The same thing happened today (linked above) May be a bug?
Hi! Thanks for highlighting this. We noticed that 2 bets went unpaid during some recent maintenance of the site. We are currently investigating on it and will arrange your payment shortly.
Please do apologize for the inconvenience.
Hope you continue enjoying Satoshinonce and the fairness of its extraction system on the BlockChain.
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I'm not aware of any possible solutions to this. I imagine it would become very convoluted and complex for the users participating in such a system while leaving vulnerabilities for attackers open. An attacker with sufficient computing power could really do some damage to such a system, no? I remember a discussion in 2013? on the dev-mailing list discussing a similar problem with utxos like this way.
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Im experiencing the same problem. I sent .02 to number 8 and the nonce was 8, no payout.
blockchain.info/tx/82928ea8c74f7f287a47d80cae9c46868252a1b3ded69d8db999f9673f2b8e06
I sent .005 to number 0 and the nonce was 0 and no payout.
blockchain.info/tx/34e125e101f3b07017417810bc880846556d29400f0e29f08bba7d9e4a1d3089
This was 24 hours ago?
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