Epic! Gotta love bitcoinity. They totally made my day

(the little bump to 200 too but thats another story)

Just wanted to warn about this mail that i just received:


Sender (faked): info@mtgox.com

 
note: To be save, I removed the real bogus link from the email quote.


The Link in the email really pointed to:

     http://mtpox.tk/press_release_20110811

and it redirects to:

     http://wfq44w.tmweb.ru






Simple made site with advertising banners and a page rip from mtgox.

DO NOT PUT YOUR PASSWORT INTO THIS SITE!

Watch for Security Certificate on MTGox - this fake site has none!

yeah nice, works like charm and the lag does not seem too bad. under 30 secs if i'm right.

Got this problem too.

I think this is caused by the websocket API being still down.
But on the other hand: bitcoincharts.com is getting feed data. Thats why we get the historical data when we launch the bridge.
I don't know if they use the same way to get this feed as slush' sierra bridge though.

Maybe i'm totally wrong. Anyway, would be nice if we could get the live feed to work quickly.

Hmmm yeah... thats what a geeks eyes wanna see

yummy

I played too and it worked out but you still can lose if the pyramid stops and your bet can't be filled to get a payout.
Could be problematic with all those DTs popping up and people distributing over them so that in the end payouts will be more likely to not happen.

The number on your screenshot where it says blocks seems not right.
Is it slowly increasing?

If it is increasing means you've to wait longer with the client open since it has not downloaded the whole blockchain.
Your transaction is containend in a block like 132000+, i would guess. (if i understand bitcoin a bit ^^).
So your client simply does not has the information about this transaction yet.

If not my, best guess would be a connection issue with the bitcoin network. Since my client is at 132619.

And you can also check the blockcount at:

http://bitcoincharts.com/bitcoin/

(just at the top under the orange "bitcoin network")

I don't know about the ports used by the bitcoin client but it should work if you can download the blockchain and see a number next to "connections".

You also have to wait a bit for the transaction to show and maybe double check your receiving address.

And yes you can use your wallet where ever you want. Just take it with you.
BUT be safe while you copy around your walled.dat file. Do not leave it lying around and do not lose it on the way

PS: Read this article about working with your wallet (security etc.):
https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Securing_your_wallet


There you can also learn where to locate your wallet:

GPU Mining with a HD6950 @ 315 MHash/s.

Pretty nice for stock clocks and no unlock.

Settings used: -v -w128 -f5 so surfing is still possible. I need to drive -f up to 30 to watch videos (HD needs 60+).

Forget that part. I should've had a look at those stickies first, sorry 'bout that.


But what do you think of those double trouble games?
Did you try it? Was what your profit out of it?

Wonder how it must suck to be the last person in such a chain letter ^^

I was a lurker on theses forums for 2 or 3 weeks now and finally decided to register so:

Hi there


If you are into the fast bitcoin check out the doubling games in the marketplace.
This one called Bitcoin Doubling ( http://forum.bitcoin.org/index.php?topic=20087.0 ) worked out quite nice for me.

It looks like this type of game is actually exploding all over the marketplace subforum.
Are there even any other threads left?


Oh and btw, what does it take to be released out of the newbie-corner?


Bye