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Re: BYTEBALL: Totally new consensus algorithm + private untraceable payments
I tried to recover my wallet from my old pc with the seed, but i got a warning and everytime i try to open the wallet i get
"An exception occurred: TypeError: Cannot read property 'initDeviceProperties' of undefined; cause: undefined"
and when i press okay the wallet stops running. Any clue what is wrong?
"An exception occurred: TypeError: Cannot read property 'initDeviceProperties' of undefined; cause: undefined"
and when i press okay the wallet stops running. Any clue what is wrong?
Having the same issue.
Re: [ANN] Legends Room Las Vegas XXX VIP XXX Gentlemen's Cabaret Membership VIP Room
Should take some pix when you get there as I know people will still have doubts no matter what they hear.
Yup. This aint my first rodeo.
Re: [ANN] Legends Room Las Vegas XXX VIP XXX Gentlemen's Cabaret Membership VIP Room
ahahahah
Ok a hero member who would come and check everything by himself would indeed be a huge gain of credibility here
The funny thing is that you'll probably be welcomed by a few drinks and a beautiful waitress... Lucky you ;p
Ok a hero member who would come and check everything by himself would indeed be a huge gain of credibility here
The funny thing is that you'll probably be welcomed by a few drinks and a beautiful waitress... Lucky you ;p
Gonna take one for the team here for sure... lol
I have been PM'd by hobbskevin and we're negotiating a time to visit. I've met Nick at the Gym once before when he was promoting the Mike Tyson ATMs. I'm asking to view some business documentation as well as any remodeling efforts that display the Legends branding. I will keep the thread up to date as this progresses.
Re: [ANN] Legends Room Las Vegas XXX VIP XXX Gentlemen's Cabaret Membership VIP Room
If you live in Vegas or you are going there I can get you a meet with the people involved and you can see for yourself.
I drove by today and everything was branded Centerfolds. I looked inside the main entrance and didn't see any construction. I live in vegas and would love to come by and see the remodeling happening inside and meet the people involved any time. Send me a PM if you want me to verify and vouch for the credibility of this project.
+ 1.30000 BTC
Lost during the android RNG fiasco. Key was deleted around the time I applied the fix. I lost track of what key I had backed up when the wallet fix auto swept the funds into another key. It was about $100 value at the time.
Lost during the android RNG fiasco. Key was deleted around the time I applied the fix. I lost track of what key I had backed up when the wallet fix auto swept the funds into another key. It was about $100 value at the time.
Code:
Shares: 0 total (0 orphaned, 0 dead) Efficiency: ???
Payout if a block were found NOW: 0 BTC to 1xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx. Expected after mining for 24 hours: 0.00 BTC per block.
Payout if a block were found NOW: 0 BTC to 1xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx. Expected after mining for 24 hours: 0.00 BTC per block.
and
Code:
2014-01-05 08:50:55.871191 P2Pool: 17493 shares in chain (17497 verified/17497 total) Peers: 6 (0 incoming)
2014-01-05 08:50:55.871379 Local: 124GH/s in last 1.8 minutes Local dead on arrival: ~23.3% (18-29%) Expected time to share: 6.8 hours
2014-01-05 08:50:55.871816 Shares: 0 (0 orphan, 0 dead) Stale rate: ??? Efficiency: ??? Current payout: 0.0000 BTC
2014-01-05 08:50:55.871986 Pool: 168TH/s Stale rate: 22.1% Expected time to block: 10.0 hours
2014-01-05 08:50:58.877717 P2Pool: 17493 shares in chain (17497 verified/17497 total) Peers: 6 (0 incoming)
2014-01-05 08:50:58.877912 Local: 123GH/s in last 1.8 minutes Local dead on arrival: ~23.1% (18-29%) Expected time to share: 6.9 hours
2014-01-05 08:50:58.878303 Shares: 0 (0 orphan, 0 dead) Stale rate: ??? Efficiency: ??? Current payout: 0.0000 BTC
2014-01-05 08:50:58.878548 Pool: 168TH/s Stale rate: 22.1% Expected time to block: 10.0 hours
2014-01-05 08:50:59.529898 Transaction 5b431afc575dfd17aaf281a0031e05e277fafba0ce24604b739bbc9d6a2189c2 rescued from peer latency cache!
2014-01-05 08:50:59.530665 Transaction 4551f553ae04fbd693229a9156491e692dd91b1904d3f3c779fb179d20471f40 rescued from peer latency cache!
2014-01-05 08:50:59.531191 Transaction 4cf1b76e6cc8fc479e8a875d36a84605d1495a9fd43553caffbae6ecf3ed13b3 rescued from peer latency cache!
2014-01-05 08:50:59.531666 Transaction b4e1865c9cb6db9679ea31065596fa8351cbfe39c86d13e80f90f4c537c9527b rescued from peer latency cache!
2014-01-05 08:50:59.533028 Peer sent entire transaction 114b54d21655b1600e9982afb27ae289db721fb3ca7c4abc98596e46b15a4dfc that was already received
2014-01-05 08:51:01.419168 Peer sent entire transaction 355c618782a2410d97fb4f4f4e9b31d0960cb6d7ba955df431b6776ef50bd431 that was already received
2014-01-05 08:51:01.928877 P2Pool: 17493 shares in chain (17497 verified/17497 total) Peers: 6 (0 incoming)
2014-01-05 08:51:01.929115 Local: 126GH/s in last 1.9 minutes Local dead on arrival: ~22.7% (18-28%) Expected time to share: 6.7 hours
2014-01-05 08:51:01.929245 Shares: 0 (0 orphan, 0 dead) Stale rate: ??? Efficiency: ??? Current payout: 0.0000 BTC
2014-01-05 08:51:01.929389 Pool: 168TH/s Stale rate: 22.1% Expected time to block: 10.0 hours
2014-01-05 08:50:55.871379 Local: 124GH/s in last 1.8 minutes Local dead on arrival: ~23.3% (18-29%) Expected time to share: 6.8 hours
2014-01-05 08:50:55.871816 Shares: 0 (0 orphan, 0 dead) Stale rate: ??? Efficiency: ??? Current payout: 0.0000 BTC
2014-01-05 08:50:55.871986 Pool: 168TH/s Stale rate: 22.1% Expected time to block: 10.0 hours
2014-01-05 08:50:58.877717 P2Pool: 17493 shares in chain (17497 verified/17497 total) Peers: 6 (0 incoming)
2014-01-05 08:50:58.877912 Local: 123GH/s in last 1.8 minutes Local dead on arrival: ~23.1% (18-29%) Expected time to share: 6.9 hours
2014-01-05 08:50:58.878303 Shares: 0 (0 orphan, 0 dead) Stale rate: ??? Efficiency: ??? Current payout: 0.0000 BTC
2014-01-05 08:50:58.878548 Pool: 168TH/s Stale rate: 22.1% Expected time to block: 10.0 hours
2014-01-05 08:50:59.529898 Transaction 5b431afc575dfd17aaf281a0031e05e277fafba0ce24604b739bbc9d6a2189c2 rescued from peer latency cache!
2014-01-05 08:50:59.530665 Transaction 4551f553ae04fbd693229a9156491e692dd91b1904d3f3c779fb179d20471f40 rescued from peer latency cache!
2014-01-05 08:50:59.531191 Transaction 4cf1b76e6cc8fc479e8a875d36a84605d1495a9fd43553caffbae6ecf3ed13b3 rescued from peer latency cache!
2014-01-05 08:50:59.531666 Transaction b4e1865c9cb6db9679ea31065596fa8351cbfe39c86d13e80f90f4c537c9527b rescued from peer latency cache!
2014-01-05 08:50:59.533028 Peer sent entire transaction 114b54d21655b1600e9982afb27ae289db721fb3ca7c4abc98596e46b15a4dfc that was already received
2014-01-05 08:51:01.419168 Peer sent entire transaction 355c618782a2410d97fb4f4f4e9b31d0960cb6d7ba955df431b6776ef50bd431 that was already received
2014-01-05 08:51:01.928877 P2Pool: 17493 shares in chain (17497 verified/17497 total) Peers: 6 (0 incoming)
2014-01-05 08:51:01.929115 Local: 126GH/s in last 1.9 minutes Local dead on arrival: ~22.7% (18-28%) Expected time to share: 6.7 hours
2014-01-05 08:51:01.929245 Shares: 0 (0 orphan, 0 dead) Stale rate: ??? Efficiency: ??? Current payout: 0.0000 BTC
2014-01-05 08:51:01.929389 Pool: 168TH/s Stale rate: 22.1% Expected time to block: 10.0 hours
Seeing this from BFGMiner (which was recently upgraded too)
Code:
[2014-01-05 08:58:23] Accepted 05567a41 BFL 1j Diff 47/38
[2014-01-05 08:58:24] Accepted 060b308c BFL 7 Diff 42/38
[2014-01-05 08:58:26] Accepted 053e04f7 BFL 0k Diff 48/38
[2014-01-05 08:58:27] Stratum from pool 0 requested work update
[2014-01-05 08:58:27] Pool 0 stale share detected, discarding
[2014-01-05 08:58:27] Pool 0 stale share detected, discarding
[2014-01-05 08:58:30] Accepted 059f10e8 BFL 0a Diff 45/36
[2014-01-05 08:58:30] Accepted 00e5ccfa BFL 1i Diff 285/36
[2014-01-05 08:58:31] Accepted 058f8c0c BFL 5 Diff 46/36
[2014-01-05 08:58:34] Accepted 04ba8e4c BFL 0a Diff 54/36
[2014-01-05 08:58:24] Accepted 060b308c BFL 7 Diff 42/38
[2014-01-05 08:58:26] Accepted 053e04f7 BFL 0k Diff 48/38
[2014-01-05 08:58:27] Stratum from pool 0 requested work update
[2014-01-05 08:58:27] Pool 0 stale share detected, discarding
[2014-01-05 08:58:27] Pool 0 stale share detected, discarding
[2014-01-05 08:58:30] Accepted 059f10e8 BFL 0a Diff 45/36
[2014-01-05 08:58:30] Accepted 00e5ccfa BFL 1i Diff 285/36
[2014-01-05 08:58:31] Accepted 058f8c0c BFL 5 Diff 46/36
[2014-01-05 08:58:34] Accepted 04ba8e4c BFL 0a Diff 54/36
My business is promoting Bitcoin to local merchants. The website directory is just one of the incentives to get them to be interested. All the businesses listed accept bitcoin in some manner. Either directly for goods and services, or they are experimenting with receiving bitcoin tips only. If they are agreeable to try bitcoin, then they get listed. If I list them and they stop accepting Bitcoin, then they are delisted. There are two guys actively pursuing new merchants for BIV, myself and "Brett".
The events are called Bitcoin Lunch Mobs and happen every Wednesday. About 60 of us communicate through a distro list to find more local merchants that might be interested, discuss latest news and trends, and coordinate where the next lunch mob will be. Between 8 and 12 show up each week to support the businesses that are toying with the idea.
Now that my briefcase is operational, I'll be spending weekend mornings at the local bagel shop letting people know they can use their pocket change to buy my bitcoins and spend them right there on their bagels.
I've also done several podcasts promoting Bitcoins to the tech community in Las Vegas.
https://twitter.com/DowntownPodcast/status/385154829464911873 (Bitcoin fun starts at two minutes)
Last week, I offered $100 of my own money to be divided up equally to anyone that shows up next week that has a bitcoin wallet installed on their phone. This happens tomorrow night.
The events are called Bitcoin Lunch Mobs and happen every Wednesday. About 60 of us communicate through a distro list to find more local merchants that might be interested, discuss latest news and trends, and coordinate where the next lunch mob will be. Between 8 and 12 show up each week to support the businesses that are toying with the idea.
Now that my briefcase is operational, I'll be spending weekend mornings at the local bagel shop letting people know they can use their pocket change to buy my bitcoins and spend them right there on their bagels.
I've also done several podcasts promoting Bitcoins to the tech community in Las Vegas.
https://twitter.com/DowntownPodcast/status/385154829464911873 (Bitcoin fun starts at two minutes)
Last week, I offered $100 of my own money to be divided up equally to anyone that shows up next week that has a bitcoin wallet installed on their phone. This happens tomorrow night.
Submitting my resume for consideration...
BitcoinsInVegas.com
If I win, the booty will go to my bitcoin briefcase fund and pay out 4:1. I.E. Someone drops a quarter in the bitcoin briefcase, they get a dollar in bitcoins.
BitcoinsInVegas.com
If I win, the booty will go to my bitcoin briefcase fund and pay out 4:1. I.E. Someone drops a quarter in the bitcoin briefcase, they get a dollar in bitcoins.
I think it's because I'm in vegas and everyone is use to scam attempts. They don't want to hear anything you have to say because bitcoin "sounds too good to be true".
Free payment processing? Uh huh, what's the catch.
No hardware to purchase or maintain? No subscription fees?
No chargebacks? yea right.
Oh, AND you're going to set me up for free? Get the fuck out of here, scammer, I have a business to run.
Free payment processing? Uh huh, what's the catch.
No hardware to purchase or maintain? No subscription fees?
No chargebacks? yea right.
Oh, AND you're going to set me up for free? Get the fuck out of here, scammer, I have a business to run.
Useless they're clueless, you're selling them repeat business. I suggest informing them that because of their fine establishment, you thought it best to approach them first with the near zero risk proposal, also informing them in almost the same breath that if they respectfully decline the offer, you're prepare to go to their direct competition with the exact same offer.
That's an excellent approach. What are the most common objectives you hear?
They are a captive audience and don't want to be "sold" anything.
If you can get together a regular group of people to attend, I can offer some tips to help convince merchants to give Bitcoin a try.
Set a regular schedule for your lunch mob so it is easy for members to set time aside and participate.
A few days before the lunch mob, visit the merchant and offer to "pre pay for a lunch party". Offer then $200 in cash to hold to get their attention long enough to tell them they need to spend a few minutes to learn about bitcoin wallets and how bitcoin works. Tell them your group wants to pay in bitcoin to them so they need to know how to use it. Then, after the lunch is over, you'll settle up with them on the bitcoin/cash - basically, you'll be buying the bitcoins back and they will want to keep the cash.
Sometimes they go for it. If they do, or if they don't, offer them a bitcoin tip jar for their register(s). Basically, a piece of paper that says "we are experimenting with bitcoins" and a verify url and tipping address for each register. If they are not interested in accepting bitcoins for meals, the tip jar is a solid fall back with zero risk to them as tips are never expected. Watch the address as your memeber so in to visit (encourage them to do so over the next couple weeks). When the tip jar gets $20 or so, pay them a visit again and show them the tips. Offer to buy those bitcoins for cash, but make sure you make them understand they have to do some work to get it like install a wallet, import the key, and spend it to you.
Set a regular schedule for your lunch mob so it is easy for members to set time aside and participate.
A few days before the lunch mob, visit the merchant and offer to "pre pay for a lunch party". Offer then $200 in cash to hold to get their attention long enough to tell them they need to spend a few minutes to learn about bitcoin wallets and how bitcoin works. Tell them your group wants to pay in bitcoin to them so they need to know how to use it. Then, after the lunch is over, you'll settle up with them on the bitcoin/cash - basically, you'll be buying the bitcoins back and they will want to keep the cash.
Sometimes they go for it. If they do, or if they don't, offer them a bitcoin tip jar for their register(s). Basically, a piece of paper that says "we are experimenting with bitcoins" and a verify url and tipping address for each register. If they are not interested in accepting bitcoins for meals, the tip jar is a solid fall back with zero risk to them as tips are never expected. Watch the address as your memeber so in to visit (encourage them to do so over the next couple weeks). When the tip jar gets $20 or so, pay them a visit again and show them the tips. Offer to buy those bitcoins for cash, but make sure you make them understand they have to do some work to get it like install a wallet, import the key, and spend it to you.
can you give some more details on the client not opening? does the client window ever display or does it just never connect to a server and sync/display a transaction history.
if you can get to the preferences options, what are the settings for connecting? Are you trying random servers if the selected one is not available?
Also, what version are you running?
if you can get to the preferences options, what are the settings for connecting? Are you trying random servers if the selected one is not available?
Also, what version are you running?
If you are trying to spend newly generated bitcoins, then waiting is your only option. You'll have to wait until the inputs have 120 confirmations.
If you are not trying to spend newly generated bitcoins, say so and we'll help you dig deeper.
If you are not trying to spend newly generated bitcoins, say so and we'll help you dig deeper.
dont use infectable media like that... use electrum and seedless wallets on the online side. then you create unsigned transactions from the online side, send them to the offline side via QR codes, sign them from the offline side, and send the signed transaction back to the online side and broadcast it to the network.
Jan, at Bitcoin 2013, you talked about the ability to sweep in amounts you kept in a QR code in your physical wallet and change directly back to the physical wallet... when do you think this feature will be more automated in mycelium?
Version 1.8 does indeed have an implemented open wallet function. It is, however, severely limited because there is no "new wallet" function - so you really can only open the original/same electrum.dat file unless you create another from the command line.
There is a standing request for "new wallet" to be implemented, if it hasn't already in the latest repository.
There is a standing request for "new wallet" to be implemented, if it hasn't already in the latest repository.