haha, I wonder if he will ever reveal himself.
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so what's the price for one completely assembled boxy, now?
BTC1.5 shipped to the US Can someone tell me what this is? Is this like a local wifi network with an attached hard drive?
Yup. http://lmgtfy.com/?q=pirateboxBecause Bitcoin has been skyrocketing recently, I have to ask again. What's the price for an assembled piratebox now? |
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'chicken is kill'
'no'
when were you when chiken dies? |
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0.5 BTC for bitcoingame.com
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Scammer?
You should have requested him to send the code first. Being that you are both Jr. Members, you both likely had no reason to trust each other. I'm sorry that you lost some coins, but accept this as a learning experience. Next time, be sure to use escrow or request trade history info from whoever you plan to transact with. |
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How long is the credit knife or do you not know?
A credit card is 85.6 x 54 mm, and the credit card knife has the same dimensions when it's unfolded. The blade length is ~65mm along the sharp edge Then that should be fine in the uk might get one  I recommend it. I ordered one from GlobalBTC and use it as a box cutter for around the house. Easy storage, good durability. |
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Hey everyone.
Update today:
Whenever BTC is displayed. It is rounded down. You should now see more accurate readings.
The deposit and withdraw system is back to 100% functionality. Deposits now instant again
The minimum withdrawal is now 0.005 BTC
Inventory is no longer reset when you relog. (Currently there is a bug where it gives you another help book everytime you log on)
Poker has reopened. There is a few bugs. Many of them are already fixed I just haven't pushed the next version up yet. Have fun testing!
Minecraft 1.5 was released. Please do not update if you still want to connect to the server. If you did update, you will need to downgrade.
I will be updating to Minecraft 1.5 when a stable version of Bukkit is released.
There is some very exciting stuff coming with this version which, if everything goes to plan, will include:
Your BTC always displayed on screen. (And any other text games need to display)
Names over the pigs heads.
HD textures and fonts (Where needed).
Animated textures if needed.
I wish I'd seen this before I upgraded. How exactly would I downgrade?  |
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I have a cousin up in Israel. I might just send her a coin and have her go spend it somewhere there that accepts it. Any recommendations? |
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Just heard about this, it seems really interesting. Would you say it could make for an easy-to-use file server for around the house?
Does the router come with a SSID hiding option?
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Will this also work with a NFC Smartphone?
Yes, you will be able to use it with most NFC tags. Hopefully I'll be getting a Nexus 4 soon, then I can test with that but it should be very simple. Do you plan on selling them, or open-sourcing it?
User accounts would be free. The payment processing hardware would be sold to merchants as close to parts cost as possible. There needs to be a level of centralization for a service like this to be secure, fast, and an easy way of making bitcoin purchases. So for that reason, open-sourcing it is currently not planned. Understandable. Well again, great work so far! |
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Darn. I just purchased this app the other day on the Mac App Store that accomplishes the same thing. Wish I had seen this sooner! Thanks for open-sourcing it anyhow |
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Do you plan on selling them, or open-sourcing it?
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Nice work! New Bitcoin hardware projects are always good to see.
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Okay, I'm whitelisted now. I see etotheipi posted my gist already. Here's my .app: http://goo.gl/WUmVcI'd love it if you guys test it, since I can't. Syncing the blockchain for the first time sucks. Some comments distributing python inside the app: The interpreter itself is really small, but the largest portion of any python distribution is the stdlib (lib dir if you use virtualenv), which is around 40MB. You could probably remove some stuff from that, but IMO that's not something you should mess with. I include the needed Qt libraries (QtCore and QtGui) inside the app so that users don't have to worry about it, this adds 70MB, so it's now the largest part. Unfortunately there aren't many ways to remove this without making it less fool-proof. Working great so far on my Mac OSX 10.8.2, just needs to clean up the look a bit. Like add the armory logo, also in the dock it shows the name as python, and has a terminal logo. I'm also on Mac OS X 10.8.2, but the app crashes every time I open it. |
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Why is it not on Github?
I'm not sure what you mean. All the code is on github. But we can't have regular users installing Xcode, Python, Qt4, etc, and compiling from source. Unfortunately, to make a standalone installer, all that needs to be included somehow. Actually, I just got a PM from someone who claims to have done something like this already! He's stuck in the Newbies forum, but will post here soon. He said was able to jam everything into a .app and it works. But it's 232 MB. I suspect that most of it can be pruned out. For reference, the Windows installer (*.msi) has everything and is less than 20 MB. Question: is *.app what I want? Is that a sign-able container? Is it easily converted to a .dmg? Or pkg? What do I want? (I don't even know, myself) EDIT: upon reviewing what he said, I suspect that 180 MB is instantly removable: the entire cppForSwig directory and the .git directory. If so, this may already be in a usable state. Anyone have comments about the idea of bulk including a python installation, PyQt4, etc? It would require me updating them when necessary, but on the other hand, it reduces the number of libraries that are system-dependent (and thus, probably also increases security a bit). Yes, you want a .app file. A .dmg file is the standard disk image format used to package Mac OS X applications, where the .app file and other relevent files such as licence information, installation, or read-me text files are placed. I can help design and package a .dmg file once the .app is finished. Here's a quick sample I cooked up:  |
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If each tweet costed 0.001BTC, twitter would make 1000 BTC every 10 minutes, with it. Just a thought  Paying per tweet could definitely introduce quality control to the network, which wouldn't be such a bad thing. Look at App.net, for example. At $50/yr for access, it's a whole lot cleaner and more professional than Twitter is. Who knows, maybe a Twitter-like social network for Bitcoin is in order? |
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