Every one is waiting to get closer to the 24hr waiting period. These types of auctions are awkward, why would you bid before the end time... And if the auction will take 43 bids to break even, any single person bidding will want to recoup the investment, thus making up to 43 bids... Some will drop early, but if 2 members end up fighting over this, it's going to be one slow, long, boring fight... 1 bid per day, 3 months to go

Anyhow, I would change that to bids within 23:45 from the last bid don't change the bid end, thus giving at least some reason to bid inside that window.

grease and thermal pads, sure, but coolers are the bulk of the shipping weight. I wasn't trying to get a discount for not getting the coolers, but rather keep the shipping costs as low as possible.


None taken. I'm not trying to push you into selling quickly or anything, and I much rather hold on to my coins are use cash instead. You feel otherwise which makes this a perfect match. The price is still a bit steep as I am also not in a hurry. I may end up taking it, you may end up wanting cash fast and making me a better price, or just find someone that pays what you ask. All is good either way, no rush from me either

80 BTC will be much more than €820 soon... how would I be able to pay in cash? SEPA wire, maybe? I would much rather do this in bitcoins, but only for a realistic value. Also, I don't need any cooler, I have the A/C and a stock one from a saphire. Assuming your cards are reference (and the fact they have the accelero shows that) I can use that on them.

How about you quote me on a BTC value for both cards, no coolers, pads or grease, shipped? If you really want to you can also quote a value in € but honestly I'm not paying €10.25 per coin

I could go for the cards alone, and I most certainly would rather get them without the accelero coolers. Nothing against them, have one on the shelve and it looks sexy, but 3 slots is just too much.

I do think the price is a bit steep though. Granted, €450 is the price most 5970's will net for on ebay, but I'm in no hurry and I have got one for under €300. But I'm not here to haggle, make me a price for both cards, shipped to Europe, in bitcoins and I may very well take you up on that today. With or without A/C coolers.

There was money involved, and those that had money at stake where obviously the loudest. There was an opportunity to kick competition while on the ground, those that have stakes at competing exchanges where the most negative. Then there are the trolls...

My point is that many of the negative remarks on your behavior during the peak of the crisis are somewhat too biased, and when someone is happy or has no stakes on the issue that person tends to stay quiet. I forced myself to make a few positive posts because I felt like you were handling all in a very good way, if a little too silent (which is understandable, but people panic very easily).

All in all I think the hardcore customers are all still there, and if we look at the volumes of trading, mtgox is still way up there in comparison. Major cookie points to all of you for surviving this and not alienating everyone in the process

Yeah, you never got back to me on the price 20% off is great, but off of what? heh

Anyway, I believe I have found one locally, will know for sure tomorrow. Now I'm looking for an eee pad transformer 32GB (this one is for myself, not as picky as to cosmetic state), anyone?

So the issue I posted above is a simple typo on sipa's commit. Instead of puddinpop's proposed change:


You changed the code to


The secret "vchSecret" was never being used.

I've cherry picked the two commits sipa mentions on the pull request onto bitcoin HEAD, compiling on a linux x64 machine (xubuntu 11.04) and while it compiles almost cleanly:


But then calling dumpprivkey on *any* address will output
I didn't debug the code, too tired to do that now, but maybe it's something obvious

Well, marking it __local actually hints the opencl compiler on to where you want that variable to be stored. Local memory is the fastest iirc but there's a limited amount of it and if you are already on the limit you may end up getting the wrong thing in local memory, thus making everything slower.

This is obviously an oversimplification. For a little more " to the metal " kind of facts, my experimentation gives me:
- The 1~2% speed increase on a 5870, which can do -w 256 but is at the performance peak at -w 128.
- A fair amount of speed DECREASE on a 5970, with -w 256 which is where it performs best.
- The 1~2% speed increase on the same 5970, with -w 128, although even with the speed increase it's a little slower than the -w 256.

I'm using one of each 5970 and 5870 on a computer, but I don't want to use separate kernels, one for each card, so I'm stuck with the no __local version

I'm selling BTC for amazon uk gift card. My problem is you are unknown and these can be bought with a credit card (and thus reverted). Can any trusted party around here speak on your behalf?

Still, PM me an offer and I'll consider it. Better yet, get yourself on freenode and #bitcoin-otc-eu

You are evil... ok, tell you what, tell me what price you'd make for the 64GB wifi shipped with tracking (so I know if it gets stopped at customs). I would need it to carry an invoice with a low, yet believable value if possible.

Now you are just kicking me when I'm down Some 95% of all I buy on the States gets stopped at customs, which means 3~4 weeks of waiting and an extra 23% (VAT) + some fees. That really sucks.

I need something that gets shipped from Europe.

Verizon == US? I don't need 3G, but I'd rather get a 64GB than a 16GB (32 being the sweetspot), but if it is indeed US that's a deal breaker as explained on the original post. If not US, what price would the iPads be going for, in the origin currency?

Where would you be shipping from? And why a week? I was hoping for something quicker, given apple store says 1 to 2 weeks. The price sounds about right, at current $16/btc rate but given mtgox is opening soon we might want to see how that goes first...

Ouch, how did you do that using it 4 times? I guess it only needs to be dropped once

Anyhow, not gift capable material, I'm afraid and even taking in account current exchange rates 50 coins is 75% of the brand new price on the store, so I guess I'll pass, sorry.

I would haggle a bit if it was for me, as it is working 100%, but not to offer to someone else.

Thanks anyway!

Do you have pictures with enough detail to show the dent and smash you can upload somewhere and PM me the link? Also, from which country would you be shipping from?

Price seems good, but I need a little more detail; age, warranty, language (can I change it?), original box and accessories included? Oh, and of course, is it 'like new'?

I can't find one locally, and it is supposed to be a gift for an oncoming birthday, but after a month of moving delivery times I'm starting to fear it will just not make it so:

I'm buying an iPad 2, preferably 32GB but can be 16 or 64, preferably new and unopened but will consider 'like new', no need for 3G. The only caveat is that I want it sent from Europe, or I may just end up waiting on customs instead.

Will pay with bitcoins, have no set price so make your bid.

Thanks!

EDIT: I think I have the iPad covered, but I want to buy an eee pad transformer 32GB for myself. Terms as above if anyone is interested in doing this for bitcoins.

I just wished someone on the other side of the table would say something. This actually points to a single account getting compromised, or the wallet itself. How can there be so many crying "ahhh, but I thought I was going to get rich. I didn't know it was stolen, honest..." and no one stating the reverse side of the coin?

Maybe noone noticed yet, and with the reversed transactions never will, but just imaging all your coins had been sold for $0.01 a piece... you could argue that it was mtgox fault, sure, but how would you feel about the guy that knowing something fishy was going on still bought them (I would) and then, when shit hits the fan, throws a public fit because he might have to give the stolen coins back? I know, it sucks to not be freakin' rich anymore, but just imagine your however many k's of coins got sold as a result of a security breach, the site owner had the option to revert these abusive transactions but instead throws in the towel and says "tough luck, I'm out" ?

bobR, is that you?

Naah, you can't be, you are much more articulate at reasoning in colorful ways, though much less amusing to be honest