If you need someone to make you a new site (frontend or backend) or an application I'm your guy!
I can code in C++, Java, Python,and PHP and I work with mySQL and android development, not to mention I also build sites all for a reasonable price (case by case basis, but I'm fair). I also use the QT Framework.
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Need loans for Spring Semester
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on 02/01/2016, 08:25:45 UTC
I need a loan of about $2500 (in BTC). I need this loan to pay my outstanding bill before the semester begins (this sunday) I am receiving money back from taxes in early February. I can notarize a document with an agreement between between myself and whoever decides to lend to me if they would like that as a form of collateral. I can offer about $150 in interest (about 5%) + the original borrowed amount (will repay the amount based on USD value at the time). If you prefer to lend to me via paypal, I am open to that as well since they have a dispute process. Please message me or post if you need more details or have any questions. Here is my BTC address: 19ioDyLvwLWQhqvRrim4BF7qMDtey1kgVE
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Looking for Website Development or Application Development Work
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on 01/01/2016, 02:07:03 UTC
If you need someone to make you a new site (frontend or backend) or an application I'm your guy
I can code in C++, Java, Python, and PHP and I work with mySQL and android development, not to mention I also build sites all for a reasonable price (case by case basis, but I'm fair)
Send me a reply or PM! And Happy New Year!!!!!!!!
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Looking for Web Development Job
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on 09/12/2015, 23:46:54 UTC
Hello there, I am a web developer looking to expand his portfolio. I have put together multipools, ecommerce sites, and many other projects on the web. I charge flat and fair rates (depending on the project).
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Re: Wallet Encryption Password Lost - 10 BTC!
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b1acksn0w
on 06/12/2014, 00:21:37 UTC
I would be glad to assist you, will need to ask for more details though
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Re: Paying 0.5 BTC!
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b1acksn0w
on 11/07/2014, 18:33:43 UTC
so...what should I do? I'm kind of in debt cause of miha333 and I'm still out 0.5 BTC
Don't wanna sound too whiny but... OP still hasn't paid and I have hosting bills to pay off... And its been over a week since I posted and he hasn't signed on...
I should've used escrow :/
I think that the problem is OP doesn't even know about this video as he wasn't online since June 16th.
OP is well aware of the video's release, I sent him PM's stating the relative time of release and I have hosting bills due NOW and OP isn't on to give me the funds. I have no idea if it's being done maliciously or OP simply doesn't have time but regardless, I need my hosting bill to be paid.
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Re: Paying 0.5 BTC!
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b1acksn0w
on 27/06/2014, 17:26:57 UTC
Don't wanna sound too whiny but... OP still hasn't paid and I have hosting bills to pay off... And its been over a week since I posted and he hasn't signed on...
There are many tutorial available with pics for eg: http://dogecoin.ga/how_to_create_scrypt_based_altcoins.html Video tutorial is good but I doubt anyone can add all the details needed to make a coin in video. (You still have to rely on text)
Awesome tutorial. And the idea behind the video is doing some talking and showing it in real-time instead of just text and screenshots. I prefer the video format (even though both essentially give the same information).
Partially it all has to do with whether people are more visual learners or "textbook" learners so im sure the two options are good for their respective audience equally.
the video idea is good because you can just pause and then replay as much as you want. but either way there is a lot involved in this type of thing so you cant truly portray it all through a video.
It's true, someone can make a crypto by copying the actions I performed in the video, but the question is will the viewer truly understand the concept, or just replicate the same actions?
OP Please deliver btc to: 1PzBvsph4doERkGsnSLCUvyDJfpZyi9WiB Thanks 1211 for your contribution btw
Wow, can I ask you, how many parts you are planning to make? Its nice video, I hope the OP pays you fast.
Is the OP active? It's interesting to know if he paid.
I consider this tutorial to be the last. Parts 1 and 2 went from building the crypto to creating a QT wallet. I unfortunately do not have access to Mac OS X atm and I would imagine it would be in my best interest to wait until I can get my hands on Yosemite (prolly gonna hackintosh) before I create a tutorial on making QT wallets for it.
As for windows it is not too different to compile a QT wallet than in linux, I figured it would be better simply doing both wallet compilers in one video, however it probably will not be my top priority.
As I said before though, I do consider tutorial to be complete, it shows you how to make your crypto source code, premine, and not to mention QT wallets can still be generated, along with the fact that you can run the crypto via the command line interface as opposed to the GUI interface.
He hasn't been active for almost two weeks, still wasn't paid :/ I need to pay off my hosting bills I've accumulated during the project too, I still have an outstanding balance X_X
OP Please deliver btc to: 1PzBvsph4doERkGsnSLCUvyDJfpZyi9WiB Thanks 1211 for your contribution btw
Wow, can I ask you, how many parts you are planning to make? Its nice video, I hope the OP pays you fast.
Is the OP active? It's interesting to know if he paid.
I consider this tutorial to be the last. Parts 1 and 2 went from building the crypto to creating a QT wallet. I unfortunately do not have access to Mac OS X atm and I would imagine it would be in my best interest to wait until I can get my hands on Yosemite (prolly gonna hackintosh) before I create a tutorial on making QT wallets for it.
As for windows it is not too different to compile a QT wallet than in linux, I figured it would be better simply doing both wallet compilers in one video, however it probably will not be my top priority.
As I said before though, I do consider tutorial to be complete, it shows you how to make your crypto source code, premine, and not to mention QT wallets can still be generated, along with the fact that you can run the crypto via the command line interface as opposed to the GUI interface.
OP Please deliver btc to: 1PzBvsph4doERkGsnSLCUvyDJfpZyi9WiB Thanks 1211 for your contribution btw
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Re: Make a Windows QT
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b1acksn0w
on 07/06/2014, 05:43:20 UTC
In interested PM me more info please
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Re: Paying 0.5 BTC!
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b1acksn0w
on 06/06/2014, 15:03:52 UTC
I think 0.1 btc will cover everything, of its too much then 0.05 btc will have to do, thanks 1PzBvsph4doERkGsnSLCUvyDJfpZyi9WiB
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Re: Paying 0.5 BTC!
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b1acksn0w
on 06/06/2014, 05:15:44 UTC
Would paying half for now be sufficient since I completed half of the tutorial? I do need something to pay my hosting fees for the project as well, and I provided you with plenty of information to get the ball rolling.