Can you let us know when this issue is fixed?
When I select "Exchanger" from PGX Wallet section an empty page appears with the following message:

"createUser false"

Looks unprofessional

Seriously, somebody should make Bitcoin Cash ++

$70 difference...

http://i.imgur.com/HHMNSEq.jpg?1


yummy

As there is no incentive by itself to use bitcoins (for average consumers), and certainly not with such variable prices I think the only way bitcoin would be adopted is if the value of it would constantly slowly increase. that would be it's killer app. Unfortunately so far the necessary momentum to start such a process is still missing.

i like voli-titty to increase

I also ordered a drone at bitdronestore which never arrived. I was happy to finally find a good offer to spend some bitcoin and immediately got scammed. not amused

http://i.imgur.com/XqqscdS.jpg


400 !!!

The Milli High Club

hmm it's going down.. but just hodl one more day:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=41YzVc-ojO0&list=UUnIs1T2RQfUP3_VHzcknDFw

On Dec 30th there certainly will be another poll asking for the year end price.

Popcorn

That is f*cking funny

I would like to install electrum on my Galaxy S5. When I open SL4A I am supposed to press the menu button.
Where is the menu button ? I only see a list of .py scripts. The hardware buttons on my phone also don't seem to have an effect.
Can anybody help me please ?

Ok thanks guys for the input. I see the limitations of this idea. Maybe it could work with small, more expensive items with not much demand (expensive hardware, jewellery).
Where I live we do have shops with checkout counters with scanners. This is probably faster than the bitcoin boxes i proposed, but the automatic counters always have personnel standing nearby helping newbies and checking for fraud, rendering the idea a bit pointless.

I don't know whether this is realistic but recently while going shopping in a supermarket I had the following idea:
Why instead of paying at the end of your shopping everything in bulk, pay individually for each item. I imagine a store containing racks with small transparent (acrylic) glass cubes (maybe half a food width), each containing an item to sell (e.g. a harddrive, or an apple). The cubes are locked with a lock that has a bitcoin address and shows a QR Code. Upon payment to the individual box, the lock opens and the customer can remove the item inside.

Obviously re-stocking would be a problem, but if the shop is big enough there could be enough boxes with the same item leaving enough time for refilling. Maybe one person responsible for refilling would be enough to run the store as you don't need any cashier at all.

Does this sound realistic ?

Yeah really it's obvious, just shift the damn comma. Everybody's always like "oh no, that would be too confusing".

The thing is: Any other proposed solution is at least as if not more confusing!