This project breaks my brain. What is TIME, this is the name of the coin 

Many buyers and few sellers. And also a good good dev. Because of this, the price grows.

How long does the bounty last? And does the number of coins received depend on the status on the forum?

Can and will use,
If you facilitate the process of using bitcoin. Now bitcoin is difficult for people to use.

Thank you, I have not laughed that way for a long time.
Cryptosians ha ha ha

 

And how will they prove that some kind of purse bitcoin belongs to me?

Life is beautiful. Nature is beautiful.

chess is better, but go is good game to

in aliens do not believe those who believe in God.
This pattern

Don't Be a Menace to South Central While Drinking Your Juice in the Hood

In what actually a question? Do you want to earn it? Of course, a designer can earn good money.

Bitcoin never die. Bitcoin used by many people. This is a new trend. It's future

try more times
check you spam folder

Worked for me( maxcoin.conf ):

# Seed nodes
addnode=maxexplorer.cloudapp.net
addnode=max.suprnova.cc
# Enable RPC
server=1
rpcallowip=*
# RPC information
rpcuser=
rpcpassword=
# Mining
gen=0
par=2
enforcecheckpoint=false

For me it is better to save money for an emergency matter but in contrary it is better to invest it for your future so it will grow when time fly by 

Hi,

thanks for getting back to me. Yes, yesterday evening I could successfully send a captcha again. Empty / incorrect submissions were mistakes on my behalf. My Browser saves a history of entered solutions and automatically takes completions out of it - for example, if one captcha requires the phrase "dogecoins" and one requires only "dogecoin", it automatically selects "dogecoins" as a completion for "dogecoin".
Since Mybitmine.co is pinned in my browser, there may be some times where the page was loaded (after I started the browser and opened another site) but left unused until the session timed out.
Also, when refreshing the browser window, POST data will be resent. Doing this after solving a captcha might result in both "premature" and potentially incorrect submissions as you observed them. Just a suggestion.
A jQuery/AJAX based submission would be a solution to that, as in a traditional form submission (a submit button) the entire site would have to be reloaded - this would allow to avoid the resending of POST data and reduce traffic load on all sides. On the other hand, you'd exclude older browsers - IE6 and the likes of it - but who wants them, anyway?

Regards

thelinuxist

Hello Social Coin Wallet,

well, I see your Point. But you'll have to understand all the users, too.
The username is thelinuxist, Country is Germany. As already said, I can't remember doing any brute force or guessing. I have changing IP's however, the Internet Connection I use is a private customer one with dynamic IP and forced disconnect (As in, IP is changed every 24 hours by policy of my ISP).
This put aside, my offer of my Services also applies to you. If you need another ten fingers on a keyboard, mine are readily available.
As said before, it may be an encoding problem. Was just the first thing coming up in my mind, String comparisons in PHP are (if done correctly) binary safe and, thus, bytewise - but if there is a difference in encoding, this usually isn't noticed.
Maybe the other users who are denied are also from non-english countries?
Besides, why do you bother with the traffic from blocked users (= bots) instead of telling them they're blocked and should contact support? Sounds pointless to me, it confuses legitimate users like me (and around 10 others by now in this thread) plus puts unneccessary load on your servers.

Beside all that, do you offer YouTube views from your captchas? A friend of mine is a YouTube Publisher, he might be a customer...

Regards

thelinuxist

Currently from a WindyOS System .

Site was fresh, instructions were followed exactly. Tried logging out and in, restarting browser and refreshing page (from server and with clear cache). Still, no luck. So it's serverside.
If I'm blocked, it's an error of the captcha network, as I never guess captchas - besides, if blocking users, information on this should be given. Then I could report that mistake.
Photo proof of the entire procedure (or its failure, to be precise) can be seen here: https://imageshack.com/a/HvQz/1

By the way, I'm a programmer myself - PHP, HTML, JS, CSS, learing Ruby on Rails currently. If you need help with that issue or any other part of the game, just PM me (and you've got my email address as well). We'll agree a price (Will work for BTC only).

Or maybe switching the captcha system might be an idea. SolveMedia actually works, just like ReCaptcha. Why reinvent the wheel? Besides they have an (obvious) advantage over your current system.

Forgot to add some debugging info:
Browser: Firefox 34.0.5
OS: Win7 Professional 64bit
System Language: German

Also tried with
Browser: Internet Explorer 11
OS: Windows 8
System Language: German

Any maybe look into encoding. You don't specify one in the form. Just for standard conformism. And perhaps it solves your problem.

BTW, what do you charge for youtube views?  

Same problem here. Correct input -> Incorrect verification.

Hi,

just didn't want to go your prompt reaction to my complaint by without a response. I received the bitcoins in-game the day after I wrote here. Great support, thanks a lot!

Regards

thelinuxist

P.S.: My mine's going along nicely since I upgraded my chamber and equipment a little. Turns out 25 Minutes just perfectly covery my alt-tabbing circle. Just bad that I can't play it at work (games are prohibited, of course, and job's more important right now).