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ALT Currencies - Which Ones Are Actually Adding Value to the Community
by
XarRos
on 29/11/2013, 16:29:46 UTC
When I saw SexCoin introduced, I think my head actually began to spin.

With so many different alts being introduced, and currently being traded - I Ask...

...Do any of these actually make improvements to the community? Do any of these demonstrate innovation?

Or are they ALL just poor clones of what is already there, designed to create speculation.

What are your thoughts?

 



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Re: GPG - PGP - Ahhh *PLEASE HELP - HAIR ALMOST GONE*
by
XarRos
on 30/03/2013, 21:58:09 UTC
Thanks. See, I wasn't completely past the point of help. And in-fact you made me realise what the issue was.

I hadn't pushed up the key to nameservers.

Fixed.

Thanks! Smiley
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Re: GPG - PGP - Ahhh *PLEASE HELP - HAIR ALMOST GONE*
by
XarRos
on 30/03/2013, 21:01:55 UTC
you could try

Code:
wget -O - http://bitcoin-otc.com/otps/46ED38A2A668A578 | gpg -u "yourname" --decrypt

keep quotes and that is your where your name that you use to register on gribble
Cause your the only one that is suppose to decrypt that it is encrypted using your public key.

Thanks for your response.

No luck unfortunately. Still the same error.

gpg: decryption failed: No secret key

I'm pretty sure hair-loss problem is in direct correlation with this here problem.

Help me with this, cure my hairloss.

PLEASE - It's cold. I don't want to be bald Sad - Thanks Smiley

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Re: Mtgoxlive.com fork/copy?
by
XarRos
on 30/03/2013, 19:51:03 UTC
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GPG - PGP - Ahhh *PLEASE HELP - HAIR ALMOST GONE*
by
XarRos
on 30/03/2013, 19:48:46 UTC
I've been trying to use bitcoin-otc

I followed the below instructions found @ https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=138764.0


6) Gribble will spit back a http:// url. Copy that and run (if you're using commandline):
wget -O - http://bitcoin-otc.com/otps/46ED38A2A668A578 | gpg --decrypt





Thanks for your instructions. They got me to this step. I am on a mac. I've used GPG Keychain access to generate the keys.

I've tried to decrypt using terminal with the method above as well as using gpg --decrypt

both methods return the error "No Secret Key".

So where do I input my secret key into this step?

Thanks for your help.



The above is my question.

I have now tried several methods, including the above, and:


I'm obviously missing something. How do I decrypt this? How do I give it my secret key, and prevent this error?

I know this is probably a very silly question but I've been stuck here for over a day now.

ANY HELP is massively appreciated. Thanks.
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Re: What service, products you want to pay for bitcoins, online?
by
XarRos
on 30/03/2013, 17:25:09 UTC
when bitmit or whoever has ebay-sized userbases I will be happy

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Re: How to earn Free Bitcoin!!! Free bitcoin site
by
XarRos
on 30/03/2013, 15:50:28 UTC
gave most of the links on this page a go

4-5 hours have gone past

nothing was received

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Re: Free Bitcoins every hour at Bitcoin Socially
by
XarRos
on 30/03/2013, 15:09:34 UTC
really like the site's idea

I think there might be some issues presently though, keep getting errors between page requests.

How do I become whitelisted?

Thanks.

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Re: FREE BITCOIN Sites *and* Free Newbie Lotto
by
XarRos
on 30/03/2013, 13:55:16 UTC
Please add me:

14jeJdVfr24jS4JMkKenJGCcdkuZhfUmC1

Many thanks.
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Re: How the hell does bitcoin-otc work?
by
XarRos
on 30/03/2013, 10:12:37 UTC

Thanks for your reply.

Where pbcopy - do I replace this with something else?

I'm still getting the same error.

Thanks.
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Barriers to Access for the Average Joe
by
XarRos
on 30/03/2013, 09:59:51 UTC
Hi everyone,

I wanted to comment on the difficulty for someone like myself (average joe) to get involved, and become a member of the bitcoin community at this stage.

It is in my very limited understanding, that it is in the interest of the community for as many people as possible to become users. Right?

So why is it so difficult? - Yes the bitcoin website, explains it ok. Download the client, and you're set. But still I think this could be improved. Also other 'important' information like encryption, and other bits are sprinkled throughout this forum, and in other places, making them quite hard to find.

Are there things currently in motion to improve access to people who are not software developers? If so, what?

I guess my question is how do we improve the current packaging? My first thought would be a nicely edited video taking users from the very beginning to a point where they've been set up securely and given an understanding on how to stay secure, would be a good starting point?

There are many many things that could be done to improve accessibility.

Heck the better the community is at this, the less you guys will keep getting bugged with the same questions over and over again.

Thoughts?



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Re: How the hell does bitcoin-otc work?
by
XarRos
on 30/03/2013, 09:32:55 UTC

6) Gribble will spit back a http:// url. Copy that and run (if you're using commandline):
wget -O - http://bitcoin-otc.com/otps/46ED38A2A668A578 | gpg --decrypt





Thanks for your instructions. They got me to this step. I am on a mac. I've used GPG Keychain access to generate the keys.

I've tried to decrypt using terminal with the method above as well as using gpg --decrypt

both methods return the error "No Secret Key".

So where do I input my secret key into this step?

Thanks for your help.