1 dvc buys more than a million right now nicceee
Do you mean one Bitcoin buys more than a million DevCoins?
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Do you mean one Bitcoin buys more than a million DevCoins?
1 dvc buys more than a million right now nicceee
Can anyone verify if I'm thinking/reading right? Is the coins per share payout for round 24 140,995 coins per share? That's what I saw on receiver_24.csv, just wonder if that's right. If I'm up for 30+ shares, does that mean I'm going to get 3M+ coins?
Maybe Canadian youtube doesn't have the conversion to HTML5 in place yet or something?
What version of Firefox are you using? You may to enable HTML video in YouTube by going to https://www.youtube.com/html5. Not all videos are converted and videos that the submitter have marked as requiring ads will still use flash. For the latter to work they're waiting for browsers to support the Media Source Extensions API. This is currently being worked on for Firefox. 
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I think the objection was not to gambling but to the Satoshi Dice spamming the blockchain with dust/crap/garbage used to signal wins and losses.
A normal gambling concept where the website tells you directly on the website that you lost instead of filling every user's disk with useless garbage "so and so lost at gambling!" messages seems reasonable.
I think the objection was not to gambling but to the Satoshi Dice spamming the blockchain with dust/crap/garbage used to signal wins and losses.
A normal gambling concept where the website tells you directly on the website that you lost instead of filling every user's disk with useless garbage "so and so lost at gambling!" messages seems reasonable.
To confirm, the bounty would be only for a normal gambling website, not for something like Satoshi Dice that bloats the block chain.
Wouldn't it be fine if it were like SatoshiDice but held the funds in a user account so you have to choose when to withdraw or something? That would solve the bloat.
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I think the objection was not to gambling but to the Satoshi Dice spamming the blockchain with dust/crap/garbage used to signal wins and losses.
A normal gambling concept where the website tells you directly on the website that you lost instead of filling every user's disk with useless garbage "so and so lost at gambling!" messages seems reasonable.
I think the objection was not to gambling but to the Satoshi Dice spamming the blockchain with dust/crap/garbage used to signal wins and losses.
A normal gambling concept where the website tells you directly on the website that you lost instead of filling every user's disk with useless garbage "so and so lost at gambling!" messages seems reasonable.
To confirm, the bounty would be only for a normal gambling website, not for something like Satoshi Dice that bloats the block chain.
Hmm? Flash works fine on Ubuntu... never had an issue in the past.
Ubuntu is a Debian derivative, maybe like Debian it has built in handling for it.
I did yum search gnash and found it. so i installed it and restarted firefox but still that youtube page insisted i need a plugin that i do not have. looking more closely at the yum utput though there is a gnash-plugin... But youtube is being picky, it still insists I need an *Adobe* flash player.
According to http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Flash gnash often cannot play sound because often sound in flash uses mp3, which is encumbered by patents.
The page did though show me that i should remove nspluginwrapper; presumably that is what keeps saying I need an adobe viewer.
Ok starting to see something, now some audio errors to deal with but looks like it might at least work for visuals and hopefully if people say anyt6hing worth hearing there will be transcripts to read.
It wants me to install gstreamer-ffmpeg but yum denies knowledge of any such package.
There don't actually seem to be any visuals either, apparently it is using some codec that also isn't available or isn't present or something, maybe the one that someone mentinoed earlier as not being available yet.
-MarkM-
I'm not on Ubuntu right now but there's a Flash program on the program browser that works perfectly. I can't think of what the name is but I think it's classified as a "flash alternative."
Hmm? Flash works fine on Ubuntu... never had an issue in the past.
Ubuntu is a Debian derivative, maybe like Debian it has built in handling for it.
I did yum search gnash and found it. so i installed it and restarted firefox but still that youtube page insisted i need a plugin that i do not have. looking more closely at the yum utput though there is a gnash-plugin... But youtube is being picky, it still insists I need an *Adobe* flash player.
According to http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Flash gnash often cannot play sound because often sound in flash uses mp3, which is encumbered by patents.
The page did though show me that i should remove nspluginwrapper; presumably that is what keeps saying I need an adobe viewer.
Ok starting to see something, now some audio errors to deal with but looks like it might at least work for visuals and hopefully if people say anyt6hing worth hearing there will be transcripts to read.
It wants me to install gstreamer-ffmpeg but yum denies knowledge of any such package.
There don't actually seem to be any visuals either, apparently it is using some codec that also isn't available or isn't present or something, maybe the one that someone mentinoed earlier as not being available yet.
-MarkM-
also running/installing flash on *nix is trivial...
Hmm? Flash works fine on Ubuntu... never had an issue in the past.
Ubuntu is a Debian derivative, maybe like Debian it has built in handling for it.
I did yum search gnash and found it. so i installed it and restarted firefox but still that youtube page insisted i need a plugin that i do not have. looking more closely at the yum utput though there is a gnash-plugin... But youtube is being picky, it still insists I need an *Adobe* flash player.
According to http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Flash gnash often cannot play sound because often sound in flash uses mp3, which is encumbered by patents.
The page did though show me that i should remove nspluginwrapper; presumably that is what keeps saying I need an adobe viewer.
Ok starting to see something, now some audio errors to deal with but looks like it might at least work for visuals and hopefully if people say anyt6hing worth hearing there will be transcripts to read.
It wants me to install gstreamer-ffmpeg but yum denies knowledge of any such package.
There don't actually seem to be any visuals either, apparently it is using some codec that also isn't available or isn't present or something, maybe the one that someone mentinoed earlier as not being available yet.
-MarkM-
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Could I ask is an gamble site for dvc not encouraged? somebody who I forgot told me days ago. I want to develop a gamble site for btc, and it may not be hard to modify and suitable for dvc too. If not couraged, I'd put this on hold.
Could I ask is an gamble site for dvc not encouraged? somebody who I forgot told me days ago. I want to develop a gamble site for btc, and it may not be hard to modify and suitable for dvc too. If not couraged, I'd put this on hold.
Kumala made a devcoin lottery site many months ago, and he abandoned it because of lack of interest. However, devcoin has a much bigger market capitalization today, so they'll be more interest. I suggest a small bounty, 6 shares then 3, are there any objections?
I forgot to add before, another useful addition to the faucet would be to pay people for links to devtome from an outside site. The faucet would check to see if there is a link to devtome, and if there is send devcoins to the devcoin address on that page. Then a random time later it would check to see if the link is still there, and if so send more devcoins. This would only be for the developer of the prime faucet, and if it is not developed after two months the bounty would be opened to anyone. I suggest 6 shares for the first part, and another 6 for waiting a random time, for a total of twelve shares, are there any objections?
Also, if after a week the writing earnings rate exceeds last month's average rate, I'll double all the bounties that were doubled the last time and any new bounties that have not been sent in part.
I think the objection was not to gambling but to the Satoshi Dice spamming the blockchain with dust/crap/garbage used to signal wins and losses.
A normal gambling concept where the website tells you directly on the website that you lost instead of filling every user's disk with useless garbage "so and so lost at gambling!" messages seems reasonable.
-MarkM-
Thinking i can now watch youtube videos due to their supposed conversion for my browser or whatever, I clicked this link
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vmPD_YSQ--k
in a thread in harware section.
Notice the little 'CA' by the youtube logo even though the URL says it is youtube.com not youtube.ca.
Maybe Canadian youtube doesn't have the conversion to HTML5 in place yet or something?
As that link just gives me an "install flash" thing, which might for all I know (or care, by now) end up only giving me some ancient version that isn't up to date enough to even work.
I have given up on trying to deal with flash since they already told me last time around that they have no intention of supporting Linux.
-MarkM-
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vmPD_YSQ--k
in a thread in harware section.
Notice the little 'CA' by the youtube logo even though the URL says it is youtube.com not youtube.ca.
Maybe Canadian youtube doesn't have the conversion to HTML5 in place yet or something?
As that link just gives me an "install flash" thing, which might for all I know (or care, by now) end up only giving me some ancient version that isn't up to date enough to even work.
I have given up on trying to deal with flash since they already told me last time around that they have no intention of supporting Linux.
-MarkM-
Hmm? Flash works fine on Ubuntu... never had an issue in the past.
Thinking i can now watch youtube videos due to their supposed conversion for my browser or whatever, I clicked this link
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vmPD_YSQ--k
in a thread in harware section.
Notice the little 'CA' by the youtube logo even though the URL says it is youtube.com not youtube.ca.
Maybe Canadian youtube doesn't have the conversion to HTML5 in place yet or something?
As that link just gives me an "install flash" thing, which might for all I know (or care, by now) end up only giving me some ancient version that isn't up to date enough to even work.
I have given up on trying to deal with flash since they already told me last time around that they have no intention of supporting Linux.
-MarkM-
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vmPD_YSQ--k
in a thread in harware section.
Notice the little 'CA' by the youtube logo even though the URL says it is youtube.com not youtube.ca.
Maybe Canadian youtube doesn't have the conversion to HTML5 in place yet or something?
As that link just gives me an "install flash" thing, which might for all I know (or care, by now) end up only giving me some ancient version that isn't up to date enough to even work.
I have given up on trying to deal with flash since they already told me last time around that they have no intention of supporting Linux.
-MarkM-
For me some articles require tables and graphs but normally I cite the works used as in academic papers under the terms of fair usage. It is definitely not to earn that 10 words.
All my images are mine so I don't have to worry about any of that stuff, :p.
For me some articles require tables and graphs but normally I cite the works used as in academic papers under the terms of fair usage. It is definitely not to earn that 10 words.
Photos will always be subjective though. What I consider perfect art (and what people may pay millions for) you may think is ugly as crap. What you may be willing to pay for I may think is crap. This would cause a lot of problems...
I completely agree, just making and agreeing with the point about not dumping every image one owns onto devtome. But somehow also finding a way to not discriminate against those with a real interest in and skill in photography and art but not writing (if that's where it's going, which it may not yet be) Someone said earlier HTML5 is actually not widely viewable though so maybe i have one of the few browser brands that happens to support it (Firefox)?
Firefox supports HTML video using Ogg Theora and WebM video formats. I was one of the developers that implemented the support for those formats in Firefox. Firefox also supports H.264 on some Android Devices, Windows desktop in some builds and on Firefox OS devices. Linux support for H.264 is coming soon via GStreamer.
I normally use common wikimedia public domain images, I won't touch Getty images etc even with a pole, these are extremely costly and they are bound to seek redress if you used them.
I leave it to the admins for managing images - I could have opened a can of worms I admit.
Maybe if there was a limit of how many images could be in a webpage? I have about 30 in one page but it's 30,000 words long. Another option, if limits were to be considered, would be so many images per 1000 words? I really have no idea...
Maybe if there was a limit of how many images could be in a webpage? I have about 30 in one page but it's 30,000 words long. Another option, if limits were to be considered, would be so many images per 1000 words? I really have no idea...
This could still cause problems because people could pad their articles with images... I am really not sure how to combat this issue.
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Thanks. I meant in terms as submissions of photography and artwork as 'developments' in themselves (contrary to just writing). This has been discussed but issues come up such as defining copyright, difficulty in assessing quality/difficulty in pressing a button (no offense to photographers just making a point about opening floodates to crappy photos such as mine), and then there was the challenge in uploading images, but that part you and others seem to have resolved.
I have no idea. Good point though - we don't want to become a garbage image depository. Not to mention inflated word counts by someone's facebook photos in a webpage.
I'm not sure if images can be deleted - I don't think so but will have to go back to DokuWiki and poke around some more...sigh...
EDIT: my hard drive has over 10,000 images. I could retire off of that if I posted it all. How would you like to see 2000+ shots of the Golden Gate Bridge from every landmark and point possible? I'll show you obsessive lol.
Thanks for your work on this because I couldn't get images uploaded when I tried and took a while to upload elsewhere, link etc.
Photos will always be subjective though. What I consider perfect art (and what people may pay millions for) you may think is ugly as crap. What you may be willing to pay for I may think is crap. This would cause a lot of problems...
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Thanks. I meant in terms as submissions of photography and artwork as 'developments' in themselves (contrary to just writing). This has been discussed but issues come up such as defining copyright, difficulty in assessing quality/difficulty in pressing a button (no offense to photographers just making a point about opening floodates to crappy photos such as mine), and then there was the challenge in uploading images, but that part you and others seem to have resolved.
I have no idea. Good point though - we don't want to become a garbage image depository. Not to mention inflated word counts by someone's facebook photos in a webpage.
I'm not sure if images can be deleted - I don't think so but will have to go back to DokuWiki and poke around some more...sigh...
EDIT: my hard drive has over 10,000 images. I could retire off of that if I posted it all. How would you like to see 2000+ shots of the Golden Gate Bridge from every landmark and point possible? I'll show you obsessive lol.
Thanks for your work on this because I couldn't get images uploaded when I tried and took a while to upload elsewhere, link etc.
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