Thanks for your nice words :-)

I will give a lot of thinking before completely relocating, but this is clearly something that might happen some day.

What I meant here was more a "I don't have a problem travelling if need be to do something nice" :-)

And bitcoin is something I would love to be working with, somehow, a dream would be to be able to live out of it someday :-)

I didn't mention it, but I don't have a problem being payed in bitcoins ;-)

Thanks :p

You never know what people might be looking for - I'm good at quite some stuff 

Hi,

I'm open to any proposals at the moment: I have a lot of free time. I live in Europe (and can move easily). I have a good feeling with it in general (I did a lot of support in pro environements).

I can help set up hw and sw projects, transport, or whatever else you might think of.

I'm fluent in french-english-dutch, and also speak some polish and german and in my early 30 ies :-)

hi,

I'd love to give it a try :-)

Hi,

I'm pretty much interrested in satoshimines, and have some thoughts:

- The addition of a "random" string at the end of the mine positions seems necessary, otherwise you'd just need to hash the few millions possible result combination (that's not that much), considering there's no timing in the game, you'd be able to search for the corresponding hash in a rainbow table, and use it to win.

Having played quite a lot this game, I also have the feeling it might be rigged, but I don't see how. The only thing I can think of, if that it bases the position of the next mines on your previous moves, rather than a true random game. But that would mean the game is still "fair" in a certain way.

A shame the creator/maintainer of the website never bothered answering the accusation made here :-)

Any other thoughts?

Hi,

I'm currently starting a small project, which raises a few questions:

I started playing at some point on SatoshiMines, and have some questions about the fairness of similar websites: while there is no doubt that the result grid isn't changed from the moment the sha-256 key is showed, so the game won't change the mines positions after you clicked once, it is my understanding that the website is perfectly able to generate grids based on the player past behavior, is this correct?

My second point is: if you have a website that let's you choose between several entries, one of them being winning, is there anything preventing the website owner to use the website to win himself? Let's say there's something similar to a lotto, 40 cases, one winning big money, what would prevent the owner of giving the correct result to a friend? Or is there a technical answer to this that prevents the server owner of checking the current play results?

I'm just trying to clear some points, not to target anyone specifically here

woookash

Hi,

Also a newbie, with a lot of plans :-)

Please, get me out of here, got a lot of stuff to talk about on various topics (gambling website creation :p)

woookash