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Re: CoinLenders Script :: Bitcoin Bank (Borrow+Deposit) Software :: Demo Available
I think the people that are asking for government / legal intervention are ruinous to the bitcoin community. If you want to live in a place where there are no risks and progress is slow, why bother to venture into the bitcoin world? Aren't you sufficiently happy with the damage you've done in the real world?
There are a bajillion ways to improve the bitcoin economy to make this less likely in the future. Contribute! If you're only capable of requesting the use of direct, uninitiated force against, then... well.. don't.
What will happen to the integrity of the protocol as the majority of its users think we need a safety net to protect victims of carelessness?
There are a bajillion ways to improve the bitcoin economy to make this less likely in the future. Contribute! If you're only capable of requesting the use of direct, uninitiated force against, then... well.. don't.
What will happen to the integrity of the protocol as the majority of its users think we need a safety net to protect victims of carelessness?
Wise thinking. My respect, sir.
Re: [ANNOUNCE] Bitmessage - P2P Messaging system based partially on Bitcoin
I have managed to get PyBitmessage running on TAILS 0.20. However, registering on bitmessage.org forum or wiki does not seem to work, so I will put it up here.
I admit that I do not understand what I am doing, so the hack is ugly. I would be grateful if somebody more experienced cleaned it up. Please feel free to repost it anywhere else, if you feel like it.
It is kinda long, so I have put the plaintext instructions on several servers: http://hastebin.com/raw/weqiqafiha , http://chopapp.com/#huue4bxx and http://pastebin.aquilenet.fr/?8f797db5077ba427#9KLEWbjBOzaqWo52qcMc8jyl3jM60dhrkulLgjNtKtI= .
I admit that I do not understand what I am doing, so the hack is ugly. I would be grateful if somebody more experienced cleaned it up. Please feel free to repost it anywhere else, if you feel like it.
It is kinda long, so I have put the plaintext instructions on several servers: http://hastebin.com/raw/weqiqafiha , http://chopapp.com/#huue4bxx and http://pastebin.aquilenet.fr/?8f797db5077ba427#9KLEWbjBOzaqWo52qcMc8jyl3jM60dhrkulLgjNtKtI= .
For the record, the text consists of messages such as "So how is hospital?" - people discovering the hospital after deciding to dig in to a posted image is nothing short of fucking creepy.
I am no part of this nonsense and urge trolls to keep away from hospitals, irrespectively of Lemon being in one or not.
Please see this scam accusation https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=237537 .
Please check this scam accusation https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=237537 before using the escrow's services.
I've given Lemon a 12 BTC loan on April 28th, 2013 (tx https://blockchain.info/tx/9627f386eded9d55cb2c522f6e676c5184da5b014e09e3f44e006633cfee5809 ). One payment of 0.36 BTC has been done on May 9th (instead of by May 5th as per the agreement). The loan should have been repaid (13.44 BTC in total; 13.08 BTC outstanding) by May 26th, 2013.
Lemon has come up with various reasons for not being able to access his wallet. I consider them irrelevant.
Our last communication (email message) happened on June 9th, 2013; Lemon promised to pay before June 16th, 2013.
Lemon is involved with crypto.pm https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=176756 and escrow.pm
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=188727. I will post a link to this accusation on these threads too, as well as inform Lemon by email.
GPG-signed loan agreement follows.
-- Agreement text --
http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=Lemon
I'd like a 12BTC loan, 12% interest with a four week payment term. Principal interest to be paid weekly (1.44BTC), with the last interest payment (week 4) to also include return of principal (12BTC).
Address (Lemon)
18McHYrSzjWXGRbDYe9j18Kqdbv9pUuGap
Address (Jim)
1MxTLQGWRbVRSdmrUdRqyK17cZUBQJKqtf
gpg: Signature made Sun 28 Apr 2013 09:56:49 PM UTC using RSA key ID 4A5EFEB0
gpg: Good signature from "Lemon (Trusted Goat) <me@lemon.sx>"
-- end of Agreement text --
To check the signature, save the text below to signed.txt and use the following:
base64 -d < signed.txt > msg.sig
gpg -d msg.sig
(sorry, don't know how to convert binary signed files to ascii with gnupg)
-- Signed text in base64 --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-- END of signed text in base64 --
Lemon has come up with various reasons for not being able to access his wallet. I consider them irrelevant.
Our last communication (email message) happened on June 9th, 2013; Lemon promised to pay before June 16th, 2013.
Lemon is involved with crypto.pm https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=176756 and escrow.pm
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=188727. I will post a link to this accusation on these threads too, as well as inform Lemon by email.
GPG-signed loan agreement follows.
-- Agreement text --
http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=Lemon
I'd like a 12BTC loan, 12% interest with a four week payment term. Principal interest to be paid weekly (1.44BTC), with the last interest payment (week 4) to also include return of principal (12BTC).
Address (Lemon)
18McHYrSzjWXGRbDYe9j18Kqdbv9pUuGap
Address (Jim)
1MxTLQGWRbVRSdmrUdRqyK17cZUBQJKqtf
gpg: Signature made Sun 28 Apr 2013 09:56:49 PM UTC using RSA key ID 4A5EFEB0
gpg: Good signature from "Lemon (Trusted Goat) <me@lemon.sx>"
-- end of Agreement text --
To check the signature, save the text below to signed.txt and use the following:
base64 -d < signed.txt > msg.sig
gpg -d msg.sig
(sorry, don't know how to convert binary signed files to ascii with gnupg)
-- Signed text in base64 --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-- END of signed text in base64 --
Re: [BitFunder] Kenilworth Exploration - Real World Mining Opertunity with Bitcoins
Look maybe I'm just a bit sceptical; I've had plenty of experience in exploration co's here in oz and personally know some senior exploration people, so it's just my 2 satoshi's. Good luck though, I hope you do well from it.
Why are you sceptical then? Let's see if I can make a hierarchy of accusations:
1) Do you think they are not the real Kenilworth company, just a bunch of
impostors trying to steal our coins?
2) Do you think they have faked the SRK report and partnership with Thomson?
3) Do you think that the SRK report should not be trusted, as they have
not visited the site?
4) Do you think that even though the right minerals are in the ground, the
Kenilworth team is not skilled enough to profit from them?
Of course, there are many other ways this can go wrong. However, as long
as all of these questions have a firm 'no' for an answer, I am willing to
invest in this company.
Hi!
Could somebody tell me what the relation between SD profits and its dividends on MPEx is?
Looking at what dooglus posted
Thanks in advance!
Could somebody tell me what the relation between SD profits and its dividends on MPEx is?
Looking at what dooglus posted
+1166.55910974 2013/03/31
+3760.48177700 2013/04/30
and what shows up on MPEx+3760.48177700 2013/04/30
Quote
445.08812214 BTC on 05-04-13 Per share: 890 satoshi.
1`795.55981337 BTC on 02-05-13 Per share: 3591 satoshi.
I don't see the connection too clearly, as the ratio has changed : 445 / 1166 is not 1795 / 3760 1`795.55981337 BTC on 02-05-13 Per share: 3591 satoshi.
Thanks in advance!
Re: (New) CoinLenders :: Get bitcoin loans, and earn interest on your deposits!
When trying to change my password, I get the "Passwords do not match or are less than 8 chars." error. I am sure that my passwords are way longer than 8 chars, and I tried a couple times to be sure they match. TradeFortress, could you please look at it?
Re: coinjedi / betsofbitco.in SCAMMERS: Declares "Push" on obvious win for BFL bet
Dear coinjedi / betsofbitco.in,
There are more similar bets that are possibly not up to your legal standards, having to do with the same topic. Two examples with the highest amount of coins are http://betsofbitco.in/item?id=1444 and http://betsofbitco.in/item?id=665 . It would be super cool if you could give us 5 minutes of your time and choose one of the two actions:
1. Refund all the coins to everybody, in case you think that the text in the aforementioned bets is such that the outcome is impossible to decide.
OR
2. Confirm that these bets are decidable.
Thank you in advance,
Jim
There are more similar bets that are possibly not up to your legal standards, having to do with the same topic. Two examples with the highest amount of coins are http://betsofbitco.in/item?id=1444 and http://betsofbitco.in/item?id=665 . It would be super cool if you could give us 5 minutes of your time and choose one of the two actions:
1. Refund all the coins to everybody, in case you think that the text in the aforementioned bets is such that the outcome is impossible to decide.
OR
2. Confirm that these bets are decidable.
Thank you in advance,
Jim
Re: CoinLenders :: Get bitcoin loans, and earn interest on your deposits! (new)
TradeFortress, any plans to add HTTPS? Now the passwords can be easily sniffed (or am I wrong?), not exactly the best solution for something that deals with coins 
Google authenticator explicitly relies on a separate device to generate codes meaning I cannot use the same pc, right? This is a problem for anonymity lovers, like me. Basically, I cannot use the site now.
Google authenticator explicitly relies on a separate device to generate codes meaning I cannot use the same pc, right? This is a problem for anonymity lovers, like me. Basically, I cannot use the site now.
What is there to understand? don't you send a bet to a Bitcoin address? the betting system relies on Bitcoin network only. The satoshidice.com frontend website serves only to see some stats and to copy down the betting address, which is also available elsewhere like blockchain.info
Right, so your explanation is that people typically write down their favorite Bitcoin addresses and monitor the blockchain for the outcome. I would have expected S.DICE was a more mainstream thing for impulse gamblers,
as in find satoshidice.com, buy bitcoins, bet them, repeat.
So can somebody explain to me, how come that the bets kept on flowing even with the domain down (that's a fact, right?)? DNS caching? Are there alternative routes to using this service besides satoshidice.com?
It's still down?
It definitively is up for me!