Quote from: makevoid on August 25, 2014, 12:01:54 PM

I think it's good to have multiple implementations of the same project in different languages, using different libraries and different ways to generate keypairs.

I definitely agree, and I think you have a great attitude about this.

Quote from: makevoid on August 25, 2014, 12:01:54 PM

I looked at your code at https://github.com/piperwallet/Piper.git and it's cool, I'm going to try it now!

I found that running the python code on Piper github (I'm no python expert!) I have the current issues/notes to make:

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So there are a lot of random mods that I've done to Raspbian to get Piper to perform as best as possible. I always figured people would just start from the SD image instead of starting from scratch. I'll try and document the process to get everything running from a fresh raspbian install.

Quote from: makevoid on August 25, 2014, 12:01:54 PM

ps I have a RPI model A that is slower but only 25 bucks - also really cheap sd card, but I don't save paper wallet backups there

Did you pick it up recently? I haven't been able to find Model A's for $25 for a few months now, it's been sold out at all the official RPi distributors. Sad

I think they were going to do a new production run of them soon so maybe that happened?

Quote from: Dabs on August 25, 2014, 03:07:03 PM

I see this as some sort of competition, and in the end, this kind of activity benefits the users and adopters, and bitcoin as a whole (community, coin, protocol, etc.)

I definitely agree with this :-D