Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion
This is good but I guess I preferred the previous one though because of the phrase Everyone gets bitcoin at the price they deserve but I'm curious about the time difference though its shows same date
Short answer: the date is probabilistic and based on a best guess; each image generally gets a slightly different date/time but as we get closer, only the time is likely to change.That being said, even when I update all the images' timers to the same date and time, I see slight differences in the rendered images times. I'll have to ask the Nifty Image guys about it.
Also, I'm now allowed 50k impressions per month. Each time I post one, it uses about 300 impressions, when people quote the image, that doubles and if they quote two images, it trebles - I'm only telling you this so you know why I removed the hotlink in my reply - quintupling and beyond could prove to be problmatic. I don't want to run out of impressions right before the halvening
Did a ton of driving yesterday but I finally had a chance to investigate early this morning. Turns out there's an option to display the time in the user's local time rather than UTC. I thought I had left it "off" but I found that option selected "on" for one of the images.
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So now if the date/time differs, it's because I'm too cheap to pay US$1k+ per month to use json data for a dynamic date... which is also why I no longer provide "blocks remaining".
In fairness, the sales guy (very nice guy) offered to set up a data source for me if I signed up for a year... but after the halvening, I couldn't see a use for it.
Wow $1k+ per month that's too much just imagine investing it on BTC during the halving rather imagining just invest on it during halving In fairness, the sales guy (very nice guy) offered to set up a data source for me if I signed up for a year... but after the halvening, I couldn't see a use for it.
Had to put the Bitcoin earring-tag project on hold. 
My 17 years old trusty, eeePC901 running Windows XP, died today. It's a 9inch minibook, because i have limited space and the "laptop" (more a knee-top... LOL) did fit perfectly in the space above the milling machine (a converted engraving machine, built like a tank).
The thing is beyond repair, i have to look for replacement. What pisses me off is that you can only buy tablets (only one USB port, but i need two) or totally cheap chinese no-name netbooks with small screen sizes up to 10 inch, otherwise i could run windows 10/11 on newer, fanless hardware, which is expected to live longer in the dusty environment.
I hope i can get some appropiate replacement asap.
Shit happens.
have you tried checking Amazon though you won't see any eeePC901 but can a laptop of 10 to 11 inch with more one USB port but I advise you just go for the expected to live longer since its newer and you can easily fix it when any issues arise from it and with a USB extension hub you don't have to bother much if it has one USB portMy 17 years old trusty, eeePC901 running Windows XP, died today. It's a 9inch minibook, because i have limited space and the "laptop" (more a knee-top... LOL) did fit perfectly in the space above the milling machine (a converted engraving machine, built like a tank).
The thing is beyond repair, i have to look for replacement. What pisses me off is that you can only buy tablets (only one USB port, but i need two) or totally cheap chinese no-name netbooks with small screen sizes up to 10 inch, otherwise i could run windows 10/11 on newer, fanless hardware, which is expected to live longer in the dusty environment.
I hope i can get some appropiate replacement asap.
Shit happens.
Are y'all going for a quadruple top or something? The collapse on the other side of this is going to be really bad.
Oho! Look who's here! I'm buying the rumor right now...
He’s not wrong. The drop from $250K down to $75K is going to be brutal.
Such play out would be a gift from heaven
250 - 75/120ish