The very first thing you have to do is save the private key in non-volatile memory. Why would you not do that?

Report that shit to their ISPs with spamcop.net

It should stay on USA Network's Mr. Robot.

Are they going to arrest everyone who dumped under the ATH?

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May or may not be the final for Silk Road coins, but https://dockets.justia.com/search?parties=bitcoin&cases=mostrecent reveals some of the "civil forfeiture" cases in the pipeline. As long as government exists, BTC will be seized, regardless if nobody was actually harmed in connection with that BTC, by non-government actors violating the non-aggression principle.

Best practices are practices that anyone with basic knowledge can do. That would require expert level data query knowledge to sync the Google Sheet with all replies in a BCT topic, but only the original version, no edits.

You could set up a Google Form to fill the Google Sheet, but that would take the game almost entirely off BCT, and would lower the barrier to one person submitting every number in the range with a separate BTC address via the form, versus switching through 100 accounts on BCT. There is an option on GF for "Only allow one response per person (requires login)" but you'll make it overly burdensome for many people to have to create a Google account when all they should have needed was a BCT account.


I've found the amount of characters in any signed message that has to be copy-pasted is proportional to the chance the first attempt at verification will fail due to there being an added character, a deleted character, or an extra space. A message of just digits without a space is the hardest to fuck up.


About as likely as guessing someone's funded private key that wasn't generated with a broken PRNG.


BtcCrazy1's guessing game that started on 9-3 proved no spreadsheet means

Set the upper end of the range no more than 100 whole numbers from the lower end to hopefully keep it from running ridiculously long (>36 hours).

Put the prize amount on a previously unfunded private key, and save that with the corresponding address. Sign a message containing just the random number that everyone's guessing at with that private key, then put ONLY the signature of the message in the OP (if the address is posted with the signature, people can flip through each number in the range to see which one verifies, and win the contest easily).
^ When the winner is declared, anyone can put the address, the signature of the message, and the winning number message (all provided in the declaration) into https://insight.bitpay.com/messages/verify or their BTC client, to verify the random number choice didn't change (assuming the OP timestamp doesn't show it was edited, suspiciously, since that's where the signature was first provided).

Link in the OP and frequently update a Google Sheet that only you/consensus-trusted person can edit but everyone with the URL can view with columns: Number guessed, First to guess, Second to guess, Third to guess, etc.
^ Use the PAGES: [ALL] link when the topic goes over 1 page, to accurately put everyone's guesses in chronological order. And watch their timestamps for edit indication.

Set rules:
Each player must read the entire topic ([ALL] link) and the Google Sheet (linked in your OP), THEN reply to the topic with one number nobody else guessed already (a valid guess).

But if they are dyslexic, and their original guess was a second, third, etc. duplicate of someone else's and therefore invalid...
Players may post a reply with a valid guess below a quote of their original invalid guess.

After a player is the first to reply to the topic with one number nobody else guessed already (a valid guess), they cannot edit or delete their reply to guess a new one - the Google Sheet will lock in the first valid guesser's username for each number.

You will pay for a $10 purchase?

Aleator, did you get my PMs? I have your code right here. /sets notification on for this topic due to apparent abandonment

Heh another one https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=351221.0;all

Is the forum bitcointalk.org?

They do. Once you apply someone's $1 AGC to your balance, it should be automatically applied to your Kindle books purchase by Amazon, from what I just read on the checkout page.

ALL GUESSES TAKEN if I did the sheet right, after allowing ~13 hours (from the time of my initially posting the work in progress sheet, not even counting the hours before that) for OP to deliberately not sufficiently correct everyone until far too late.

See whose number you're duplicating here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1wMwHf0eIvyFFp8vMr0l8YHs2M5Ni5AJsOMtddwXZh30/edit?usp=sharing


 

Guess I won't be using it then, since I know of no BTC exchange that isn't supposed to be open 24/7/365.

I think I found at least 1 Frappuccino bottle on the ground and threw it in with my CRV. What's your plan for this stuff?

Last I used it, you can call toll-free numbers for free in Skype without paying Skype anything. Unless PayPal refuses to provide a toll-free number anywhere.

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