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Re: Is there any Bitcoin libarary/SDK in .NET?
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digibo
on 10/05/2012, 22:52:59 UTC
http://code.google.com/p/bitcoinsharp/ is a port of bitcoinj to C#/.NET. BitcoinJ is really good, so I'd recommend the .NET port over what you posted.
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Re: Bitcoins for these PS3 Games
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digibo
on 22/09/2011, 16:02:06 UTC
Bump.
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Re: Bitcoins for these PS3 Games
by
digibo
on 11/09/2011, 17:28:43 UTC
Little Big Planet sold and shipped.
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Re: Info about the recent attack
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digibo
on 11/09/2011, 16:43:33 UTC
Quote from: digibo on September 11, 2011, 04:38:13 PM
Quote from: ctoon6 on September 11, 2011, 04:20:10 PM
Quote from: digibo on September 11, 2011, 03:42:57 PM
Quote from: BkkCoins on September 11, 2011, 06:36:13 AM
Quote from: theymos on September 11, 2011, 06:22:28 AM
Quote from: BkkCoins on September 11, 2011, 05:45:41 AM
I just tried changing my password and it says my current password is wrong.
So I cannot change to a new one now.

You have the same password that you had before the attack.
Hmnm. Well something has gone wrong. I use a pwd safe and call up and paste in my previous password and it rejects it. My password had 25 chars including letters, number, symbols. Unless the validity of symbols was changed at some point I don't know why it won't work now. I've probably only used it once when created as typically I'm "always logged on".

The password reset form has a "current password" field with a length limit of 20 characters, even though you can initially create an account with a password longer than 20 characters. I ran into this issue.

You can still change your password by logging out, and then clicking the "Forgot your password?" link on the login page. It will email you a link that lets you reset your password.

my original password was 64char hexadecimal, my new password is 64char tetrasexagesimal, or base 64 according to wikipedia,i was able to change it, so obviously your wrong

Oh, you're right. I created a new account with a 64 character password, and then changed it to a different 64 character password via the profile settings page, and it worked fine.

I did run into the same issue as BkkCoins with my own account, whatever it is.

And, trying once more on the new account, now I'm hitting the issue:

http://i.imgur.com/NrsUc.png
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Re: Info about the recent attack
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digibo
on 11/09/2011, 16:38:13 UTC
Quote from: ctoon6 on September 11, 2011, 04:20:10 PM
Quote from: digibo on September 11, 2011, 03:42:57 PM
Quote from: BkkCoins on September 11, 2011, 06:36:13 AM
Quote from: theymos on September 11, 2011, 06:22:28 AM
Quote from: BkkCoins on September 11, 2011, 05:45:41 AM
I just tried changing my password and it says my current password is wrong.
So I cannot change to a new one now.

You have the same password that you had before the attack.
Hmnm. Well something has gone wrong. I use a pwd safe and call up and paste in my previous password and it rejects it. My password had 25 chars including letters, number, symbols. Unless the validity of symbols was changed at some point I don't know why it won't work now. I've probably only used it once when created as typically I'm "always logged on".

The password reset form has a "current password" field with a length limit of 20 characters, even though you can initially create an account with a password longer than 20 characters. I ran into this issue.

You can still change your password by logging out, and then clicking the "Forgot your password?" link on the login page. It will email you a link that lets you reset your password.

my original password was 64char hexadecimal, my new password is 64char tetrasexagesimal, or base 64 according to wikipedia,i was able to change it, so obviously your wrong

Oh, you're right. I created a new account with a 64 character password, and then changed it to a different 64 character password via the profile settings page, and it worked fine.

I did run into the same issue as BkkCoins with my own account, whatever it is.
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Re: Info about the recent attack
by
digibo
on 11/09/2011, 15:42:57 UTC
Quote from: BkkCoins on September 11, 2011, 06:36:13 AM
Quote from: theymos on September 11, 2011, 06:22:28 AM
Quote from: BkkCoins on September 11, 2011, 05:45:41 AM
I just tried changing my password and it says my current password is wrong.
So I cannot change to a new one now.

You have the same password that you had before the attack.
Hmnm. Well something has gone wrong. I use a pwd safe and call up and paste in my previous password and it rejects it. My password had 25 chars including letters, number, symbols. Unless the validity of symbols was changed at some point I don't know why it won't work now. I've probably only used it once when created as typically I'm "always logged on".

The password reset form has a "current password" field with a length limit of 20 characters, even though you can initially create an account with a password longer than 20 characters. I ran into this issue.

You can still change your password by logging out, and then clicking the "Forgot your password?" link on the login page. It will email you a link that lets you reset your password.
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Re: Bitcoins for these PS3 Games
by
digibo
on 06/09/2011, 14:25:49 UTC
With bitcoin at $6.79 (from $13.4 when I priced them in bitcoin) these games are about 50% off at the moment.
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Re: Bitcoins for these PS3 Games
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digibo
on 28/08/2011, 16:58:49 UTC
With bitcoin at $9 these are practically 33% off.
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Re: Bitcoins for these PS3 Games
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digibo
on 25/08/2011, 03:20:18 UTC
Three games delivered.

http://i.imgur.com/2gBZm.png
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Re: Bitcoins for these PS3 Games
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digibo
on 14/08/2011, 18:55:19 UTC
Killzone 2 and Call of Duty: Black Ops sold and shipped.
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Re: Bitcoins for these PS3 Games
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digibo
on 08/08/2011, 04:00:55 UTC
Dead Space sold and shipping tomorrow.
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Re: Bitcoins for these PS3 Games
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digibo
on 07/08/2011, 15:41:11 UTC
I agree it wasn't a great game. I converted the "used" price on Amazon from USD to BTC at $13.4/BTC and added half the cost of shipping.
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Re: Bitcoins for these PS3 Games
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digibo
on 06/08/2011, 18:14:36 UTC
Bump.

I'm going to list these games on Amazon Marketplace since there doesn't seem to be any interest here. I'm keeping these prices as-is despite 1 BTC dropping to $7.9, so they're roughly 40% off. I'll try to update the table to remove sold games as I sell them via either currency.
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Re: Bitcoins for these PS3 Games
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digibo
on 03/08/2011, 05:48:35 UTC
Bump.
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Re: Bitcoins for these PS3 Games
by
digibo
on 02/08/2011, 00:05:13 UTC
The VIP code:
"This code entitles you to additional downloadable maps at no additional cost!*"
"*One-time use code available with full retail purchase. Expires August 31, 2011"

Another code for Battlefield 1943 and Onslaught mode:
"Get the edge in Battlefield: Bad Company 2 multiplayer action with instant access to four vehicle warfare items plus two classic Battlefield 1943 weapons. Note: your battlefield: bad company 2 limited edition items are automatically unlocked and accessible via the weapons and gadgets screen under multiplayer."

Another slip says the VIP code gets you instant access to the M24 Sniper rifle in Medal of Honor.

How about 1 BTC? I'll scan the fliers and email them to you.
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Re: Bitcoins for these PS3 Games
by
digibo
on 01/08/2011, 03:47:24 UTC
Comes with some extra downloads, which I don't think I used. Probably should have blurred that out before posting. Oh well, hopefully the last bit of the code isn't recoverable. Expires August 31, 2011.
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Bitcoins for these PS3 Games
by
digibo
on 01/08/2011, 03:25:22 UTC
Hello,

I have the following used Playstation 3 games that I would like to sell to others within the US. These are my old games supplied as-is but in good condition. I've verified they run in my PS3 and they have no heavy scratches (and very few light scratches, if any).

Shipping is included in the prices below. Shipping method will be USPS Priority Mail Padded Flat Rate Envelope with Certified Mail and Return Receipt Electronic. I may adjust the prices if needed as the market fluctuates. These prices are based on $13.4 per bitcoin and the used Amazon.com price plus half the shipping costs.

1.1 BTCCall of Duty 4: Modern Warfare: Game of the Year EditionUPC 047875834019
1.0 BTCCall of Duty: World at WarUPC 047875832794
1.4 BTCCall of Duty: Modern Warfare 2UPC 047875837478
2.5 BTCCall of Duty: Black OpsUPC 047875840041
0.9 BTCKillzone 2UPC 711719811626
2.3 BTCCrysis 2UPC 014633192063
0.9 BTCBattlefield: Bad CompanyUPC 014633154375
2.2 BTCBattlefield: Bad Company 2: Ultimate EditionUPC 014633195491
1.1 BTCDead SpaceUPC 014633154245
1.0 BTCLittle Big Planet: Game of the Year EditionUPC 711719820826

Send me a personal message indicating your interest along with your name and residential mailing address, and I'll supply a bitcoin address to accept payment. Once payment is confirmed, I'll ship the game as soon as possible, same day if I can, and reply with the Certified Mail tracking number.

http://i.imgur.com/k3GX6l.jpg
http://imgur.com/k3GX6

-digibo
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Re: Bitcoin for Mac makes my hard drive go crazy
by
digibo
on 01/08/2011, 00:19:40 UTC
I've noticed Chrome downloads web pages much more slowly when Bitcoin is up and running. Not sure about increased hard disk accesses, though. I have a macbook with Snow Leopard.
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Re: Introduce yourself :)
by
digibo
on 01/08/2011, 00:17:23 UTC
Hey, I'm digibo.

I'm looking to sell some of my used Playstation 3 games in the Marketplace subforum. One more post after this.
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Bitcoin on Android will need to compete with Paypal's NFC p2p payments
by
digibo
on 13/07/2011, 20:02:58 UTC
Get to work bringing NFC to Bitcoin:
http://venturebeat.com/2011/07/13/paypal-android-nfc/