[SELL] Advertise on Just-Dice.com

[BayAreaCoins]

.2

[TheSwede75]

0.3

[mechs]

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TOP BID 0.3, ends tonight at midnight UTC.

[mechs]

20 minutes left.  Top bid is 0.3 BTC

[mechs]

TheSwede wins with a bid of 0.3BTC

Please provide 468x60 banner and URL to speed uploading of your successful bid. You can either PM Dooglus or you can email him your banner at doog.justdice@gmail.com

Payment goes to 132kay5h1A8z7iWRp3oov9CUJVwc1S2LeB

[mechs]

Auctions for next week's banner ad begins now. Ends at midnight Sunday UTC.

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[mechs]

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[monbux]

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Wait are you Deb?

[mechs]

No.  I just help Doog with this auction since he does not attend to it on a timely basis otherwise.  The contact info and BTC address are the same one he always uses for the prior auction wins - can verify easily by scrolling back in the thread.

[aksplace]

.25

[TheSwede75]

0.30

[aksplace]

.35

[TheSwede75]

0.40

[dooglus]

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That's kind of clever.  When you view this post, onnit.com generates an animated gif image showing the countdown from the time you visited.  So the forum doesn't have to allow scripting - it's just a dynamically created animated gif.  I always wondered how these things worked.

[Dabs]

It does have a limitation of about 60 seconds. Watch it for a full minute and you will see it loop back.

[mechs]

Still pretty clever

[dooglus]

It does have a limitation of about 60 seconds. Watch it for a full minute and you will see it loop back.

I watched it for a minute and the 'days' number jumped from 04 to 06 and back again, then the picture got all corrupted and line-y.

Guess it's not so cool after all. 

[Rannasha]

Animated GIF is also not the best format to store hours upon hours of animation in, so it's not surprising that the timer doesn't run very far down.

[Dabs]

OT but there are a couple of other implementations of this, and even a server-side script thing. I found it some time ago while researching count-down timers for web pages. Some bitcoin sites also have this, like that mark 6 one (hong kong gambling thing).

But that onit version is the one most widely adopted here in these forums I think. It's also the one I use for my lotto.

[farlack]

What are the hits looking like now?