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6921  Economy / Lending / Re: $3 PPUSD Loan, Repay in Bitcoin on: January 25, 2013, 03:36:29 AM
"The money has been sent."

Repayment address: firstbits 1glados
6922  Economy / Services / No Spec: Read this before doing services for free on: January 25, 2013, 01:47:36 AM
http://www.no-spec.com/faq/

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Why is spec work unethical?

The designer in essence works free of charge and with an often falsely advertised, overinflated promise for future employment; or is given other insufficient forms of compensation. Usually these glorified prizes or “carrots” appear tantalizing for creative communicators just starting out, ending with encouraging examples like “good for your portfolio” or “gain recognition.” The reality is that they often yield little extra work, profit or referrals. Moreover they often must sign a contract unwittingly waiving their valuable creative rights and ownership of their work to the ones promoting this system. A verbal agreement is ineffective in protecting the rights of the designer in a court of law. As a result the client/employer will often employ other designers using similar unprincipled tactics to change and/or resell the creative work as their own. This also promotes the practice of designers ridiculously undercharging themselves in the hopes of “outbidding” any potential rivals, devaluing both their skills and those of the graphics industry in the process. Promoting this method encourages some clients/employers to continue preying on uninformed creatives for menially valued labor.
6923  Economy / Gambling / Re: Bitcoin Video Casino! New name, new game! Blackjack is here! [UPDATED 1/24/2013] on: January 25, 2013, 12:33:26 AM
Got two sevens, did not get the 50 credit same suit bonus..

http://imgur.com/MlGynWF

6924  Other / Archival / Re: btt on: January 24, 2013, 10:44:51 PM
Why not chargeback?
6925  Economy / Lending / Re: looking to loan .5 bitcoins on: January 24, 2013, 01:14:42 PM
Hello I am looking to loan .5 btc so i can ante up at seals with clubs I am very good at poker and would repay quite quickly.
Also I Used to play for a living when pokerstars, fulltilt and bodog many other were legal in usa. I'd be on 8h a day around 5years straight.
just found out about the place so I kindof wanted to go stir stuff up a bit Wink

See my thread where I am offering loans to people out of newbie queue
6926  Economy / Gambling / Re: First FIGHTING bitcoin gamling game - choose between sword, bow and magic on: January 24, 2013, 11:49:35 AM
I sent 1.34 BTC instead of 0.134 BTC..

The game should refund amounts that is greater than the bet.

TXID https://blockchain.info/tx/00f4f1e32c29f2819744df640dc6cb6872e6943c8ac646309ca5ebe20360a02c
6927  Economy / Gambling / Re: First FIGHTING bitcoin gamling game - choose between sword, bow and magic on: January 24, 2013, 11:48:47 AM
Just played a game
http://www.threehitgame.com/GameVisualizer.aspx?id=fe746fe0-6e63-4b47-bc5e-e72906313e27

Quite fun Smiley
6928  Economy / Lending / Re: Need 2 BTC - 12 Days on: January 24, 2013, 11:37:32 AM
28 hours remain untill Labeled a Scammer

Oh dear :/
a few more hours left
so are you going to repay this loan or not?
6929  Other / Archival / Re: btt on: January 24, 2013, 11:16:55 AM
https://www.btcfpga.com/forum/index.php?topic=1048.0

i really did not see that coming. maybe the early refund was indeed a good decision Tongue

since bASIC is out of business, wouldn't it be time to discuss a new strategy? any suggestions?

@creativex: how is BASIC_MINING's refund doing? was it processed already?

I guess so. I thought Tom would get it together, but apparently it wasn't meant to be.

I've received no word on the refund yet, either BTC or CC.

As to strategy going forward, well I guess that's something we'll have to work out with these events unfolding. I believe Avalon is set to begin shipping their 2nd batch in early March, so that's probably our next best opportunity to receive an ASIC mining gizmo. We should see more information on exactly what their unit's capabilities are in the very near future.

This is pretty suspect seeing how Tom was claiming 90% + refunds. Is this bASIC thing going to end up a massive scam in the end?
Possibly, although I fell if it was going to be a scam then Tom would not have refunded that much with CC and just went into hiding.

Have you requested chargebacks for the CC? Chargeback.
6930  Economy / Lending / Loan contract (scrybe & BTCINVEST) on: January 24, 2013, 02:11:01 AM
(Actually a line of credit, but it belongs in this section)

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Line of credit size: 35 BTC

Line of credit address: 1G6Affj3gZWG1vsUN2Gw1Cc6XukJzmk9w

Repayment address: 1MUZy8vUwkFneL9Y2ojY6mhAx8g4C97oFs

Interest rate: 16% APR / 0.6563% bimonthly

Loan periods close on the 4th and 18th of each month, interest payments due on the subsequent closing day. Carried interest will accrue interest and requires prior approval.

Principal repayment: The creditor can choose to stop or reduce the line of credit, with a payment plan of the principal that is scaled proportionally to the line of credit taken. The full amount would mean a 90 day repayment period.

For example, 17.5 BTC outstanding would mean a 45 day repayment period, while 3.5 BTC outstanding would result in a 9 day repayment period.

While the interest payments are two or more months behind, a full repayment can be called and the debtor agrees to pay the full amount (principal + outstanding interest) within 30 days.

The line of credit will be offered by BTCINVEST.

Change of Terms
The terms of this contract may be changed at any time only if both parties (creditor and debtor) agree to all changes on http://bitcointalk.org/
6931  Other / Archival / Re: btt on: January 23, 2013, 10:34:16 PM
https://www.btcfpga.com/forum/index.php?topic=1048.0

i really did not see that coming. maybe the early refund was indeed a good decision Tongue

since bASIC is out of business, wouldn't it be time to discuss a new strategy? any suggestions?

@creativex: how is BASIC_MINING's refund doing? was it processed already?

Avalon / ButterflyLabs?
6932  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Win 10 BTC: Guess the price on February 1st (no entry fee) on: January 23, 2013, 12:20:59 PM
$19.88
6933  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Unconfirmed transactions. I dont understand. on: January 23, 2013, 11:19:07 AM
1. When you push a transaction, it goes to peers you are connected with. They then push the transaction to peers they know. In a while, it'll get to every connected peer.

2. Yes, unconfirmed transactions are stored by each peer.

3. The miner can choose what TX goes in the next block! But in reality, all known by miner & unconfirmed transactions that meets the fee criteria will be in the next block. Of course, they have to be valid.

4) If a transaction is never confirmed, you can always just spend the coins again at any time. Sadly, Bitcoin-qt and Blockchain.info does not allow you to do this.

5) Well, it's up to nodes / miners which one goes through.

6) Each block references the previous block. Let's say we have this chain:

Block ACE -> Block 2EF -> Block 8X2

Then, some miner makes Block 72Z referencing 8X2.
Another miner makes Block EEM referencing 8X2.

Now, another miner connected to the first miner then makes Block 36E referencing 72Z.

ACE -> 2EF -> 8X2 -> 72Z -> 36E
ACE -> 2EF -> 8X2 -> EEM

The first chain is longer, and that is accepted. Transactions in EEM will be unconfirmed, and it will be up to the next block to include them.

If this has helped, free feel to tip to firstbits 1GLados Smiley
6934  Economy / Services / Re: Have an idea for a bitcoin / site / service? Web developer here. on: January 23, 2013, 11:14:23 AM
I saw it, but where would I find the files for CIYAM open?

The code for CIYAM itself is on git: http://github.com/ciyam/ciyam although the key file needing to be compared with is not actually there (a template file called ciyam_interface.js.xrep is). There are other .js files there also so for the purpose of the task as long as it can work with a "list" of files there would be no need to worry about the template (I can take care of that later).

So as an example the file base64.js can be found at: https://github.com/ciyam/ciyam/blob/master/src/base64.js

BTW - I will have a "join" page up soon (still getting all the GPG stuff properly automated) but for now if you are wanting to join up please read use this approach: http://ciyam.org/open/?cmd=view&data=20130114000616467000&ident=M100V120&chksum=460dba62

Hmm, sorry but signing up is pretty rough and I'll have to get gnupg.

Also, daily bump!
6935  Economy / Gambling / Re: Btcwager.com - Anonymous bitcoin lottery on: January 23, 2013, 11:10:47 AM
Hmm, it looks like we were overly optimistic regarding how many people would use the site. In light of this we are considering closing the site down. If anyone is interested in purchasing the script and taking over please PM me.
Nobody would play a non-provably fair game when there are provably fair games.
6936  Economy / Currency exchange / Re: (reopened!) trading $40 paypal for $40 dwolla, or $40 mtgox coupon, or $40 btc on: January 23, 2013, 09:23:48 AM
Down 10,000 in sdice  Shocked
6937  Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: Josh Zerlan & Butterfly Labs paid or bot downvoting Reddit video of his outburst on: January 23, 2013, 09:12:33 AM
I've been on reddit for a while(3 years) and yeah, it can be gamed pretty easily since you can have 8-10 accounts made in a few minutes and individually downvote with each content a particular person or group does not like.


Just like with Digg.
Nah, you can't do that from the same IP. Useragent is also another detection method used, even if you have different IPs.
6938  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Did the Pirate Ponzi fiasco stunt the growth of Litecoin? on: January 23, 2013, 08:45:44 AM
Yes, obviously.

Pirate defaulting pretty much harmed everything Bitcoin related, and all cryptocurrencies would be impacted if there was a negative bitcoin event (eg govt declaring it illegal, FBI raids, whatever).
6939  Economy / Securities / Re: S.DICE - SatoshiDICE 100% Dividend-Paying Asset on MPEx on: January 23, 2013, 07:03:44 AM

The caption under the photo of the Casascius physical bitcoins is weird:

"Sadly, you can't spend actual bitcoins like these (non-digital ones) at a digital casino."

Isn't the whole point that those physical coins have private keys printed on them so you can spend them online?
Yes, you can spend them. Whoever wrote the article does not have much of a clue.
6940  Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: Bitcoin Scammer List on: January 23, 2013, 06:20:32 AM
I've being thinking about creating a website listing bitcoin scammers for the purposes of being indexed on search engines, so when someone (eg employer, parent) searches for "Bob Scamy" they'll see the listing somewhere on the search results. This would mean the site will need backlinks at the very least so it ranks high.

Currently, Google does not crawl the topics of bitcointalk very well (because there are so many of them).

Would any bitcoin website operator be interested in linking to a site if it existed?

The other problem is you will get into legal trouble if you constantly claim person x y or z is a scammer. It will happen eventually.

The poster of the scam accusation would take legal liability if their claims are false. The site would host user submitted content.
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