[ANNOUNCE][BOUNTY] Second Tenebrix Service bounty - a Tenebrix Ponzi "Game"

[Lolcust]

As suggested here, I also post a 1000 TBX bounty on first "bitcoin ponzi" clone to use Tenebrix.

As usually, sources of the outcome should be open, because open-source rulez.

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[terrytibbs]

I suppose my lottery doesn't come close?
http://46.253.203.113/lottery/

[Lolcust]

I suppose my lottery doesn't come close?
http://46.253.203.113/lottery/

Well, make it a little bit more like this https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5984.0 (in terms of verbiage and mechanics, not fugliness ) and that's a deal

[Lolcust]

Well, terry said he's not much into ponzi's propper and would rather work on other things

Any other takers ?

[mb300sd]

got one up at http://tenebrix.bitponzi.net/ however I don't have any TBX to test with.

[ama]

got one up at http://tenebrix.bitponzi.net/ however I don't have any TBX to test with.

Well, you should be getting the bounty, I guess.     Let me know how I can help you testing (if I can).

[Peter Lambert]

Why do you need a ponzi scheme? There is a reason most people think of ponzi scheme as a bad thing: there is no good to come out of them!

[ama]

Why do you need a ponzi scheme? There is a reason most people think of ponzi scheme as a bad thing: there is no good to come out of them!

BitPonzi (mb300sd's site) isn't really a ponzi scheme, but a game based on it.  It's a lot of fun, and you can win/lose depending on your strategy and, of course luck.  I play BitPonzi and I'll be happy to play TBXponzi as well.

Edit: provided there is an "old" version fot TBX (as there is for BTC), otherways I'll be sorry to be out.

[Deprived]

Only another 7700 bounties and you'll have used up the premined fund.

Obviously that ignores the 2 million (or was it 3 million) set aside to be released 50 at a time for the conduit - ony 4000 or 6000 releases before that's gone too.

[Lolcust]

Only another 7700 bounties and you'll have used up the premined fund.

Obviously that ignores the 2 million (or was it 3 million) set aside to be released 50 at a time for the conduit - ony 4000 or 6000 releases before that's gone too.

What is "50 at a time by a conduit", dude ?

[Lolcust]

got one up at http://tenebrix.bitponzi.net/ however I don't have any TBX to test with.

http://tenebrix.org/faucet/ <- you can get test tbx here

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Only another 7700 bounties and you'll have used up the premined fund.

Obviously that ignores the 2 million (or was it 3 million) set aside to be released 50 at a time for the conduit - ony 4000 or 6000 releases before that's gone too.

What is "50 at a time by a conduit", dude ?

Don't make me look up the URL.  There was some conduit where you moved to a seperate account 2 or 3 million TBX and were releasing them to the conduit 50 at a time - so only 4000 (if it was 2 million) or 6000 (if it wasd 3 million) transfers needed to use up the escrowed coins (using the term escrow very loosely).

[Lolcust]

Only another 7700 bounties and you'll have used up the premined fund.

Obviously that ignores the 2 million (or was it 3 million) set aside to be released 50 at a time for the conduit - ony 4000 or 6000 releases before that's gone too.

What is "50 at a time by a conduit", dude ?

Don't make me look up the URL.  There was some conduit where you moved to a seperate account 2 or 3 million TBX and were releasing them to the conduit 50 at a time - so only 4000 (if it was 2 million) or 6000 (if it wasd 3 million) transfers needed to use up the escrowed coins (using the term escrow very loosely).

Conduit?

You mean faucet amrite? Well I pledged two mils to the faucet, and community approved. BTW, the faucet of course doesn't give out all 500 coins it gets in a batch to the same client lol.

P.S.:
English not your native language, right ?

[mb300sd]

http://tenebrix.bitponzi.net

up and running

[ama]

http://tenebrix.bitponzi.net

up and running

No "old" version for TBX?

Also, when you click on the "beta" link, you get that horrible IIS7 logo.   

[mb300sd]

http://tenebrix.bitponzi.net

up and running

No "old" version for TBX?

Also, when you click on the "beta" link, you get that horrible IIS7 logo.   

Old version:
http://tenebrix.bitponzi.net/Default.aspx?page=_ViewRounds

Not sure which beta link your referring to

[ama]

Old version:
http://tenebrix.bitponzi.net/Default.aspx?page=_ViewRounds

Thank you!  You are the man!   

Not sure which beta link your referring to

http://beta.bitponzi.net/  link found at  http://old.bitponzi.net/Default.aspx  right before the server time.

[ama]

http://tenebrix.bitponzi.net
up and running

In the round, minimum and maximun deposits are showing BTC instead of TBX.  A minor thing, but might confuse people.  Not sure if it happens anywhere else.  I'll report it if I find it does.

[ama]

Old version:
http://tenebrix.bitponzi.net/Default.aspx?page=_ViewRounds

Getting a deposit address gives me an error:

Server Error in '/' Application.

Runtime Error

Description: An application error occurred on the server. The current custom error settings for this application prevent the details of the application error from being viewed remotely (for security reasons). It could, however, be viewed by browsers running on the local server machine.

Details: To enable the details of this specific error message to be viewable on remote machines, please create a <customErrors> tag within a "web.config" configuration file located in the root directory of the current web application. This <customErrors> tag should then have its "mode" attribute set to "Off".

EDIT: No problem on the BitPonzi game, only on the TBX one.

[mb300sd]

Old version:
http://tenebrix.bitponzi.net/Default.aspx?page=_ViewRounds

Getting a deposit address gives me an error:

Server Error in '/' Application.

Runtime Error

Description: An application error occurred on the server. The current custom error settings for this application prevent the details of the application error from being viewed remotely (for security reasons). It could, however, be viewed by browsers running on the local server machine.

Details: To enable the details of this specific error message to be viewable on remote machines, please create a <customErrors> tag within a "web.config" configuration file located in the root directory of the current web application. This <customErrors> tag should then have its "mode" attribute set to "Off".

EDIT: No problem on the BitPonzi game, only on the TBX one.

Trying to maintain the old code while adding features is a real pain... what exactly was the problem you were having with the new one?  Might be easier to fix that...

I'm pretty much going to have to break it to get any new round features in sooner or later.