Topic: open source bitcoin ATM (Read 913 times)
for sure open source. even if you were only making it for yourself I would still open source it, that way you could collect all the benefits of open source.
Is it written for M$ Windows? I'd better choose opensource OS.
i know... only the code samples of the board were only on MS
put me down for one! i have a place in jerusalem, and since you're a kind israeli, i know you'll also come to install it for me!
good luck with it, hopefully i'll attend one of the meetings!
good luck with it, hopefully i'll attend one of the meetings!
Is it written for M$ Windows? I'd better choose opensource OS.
i know there are a few solutions out there already for ATMs
do you think it makes sense to release an open source solution? i've created a working one over a weekend at a conference i run http://www.geekcon.org/geekcon-2013/bitcoin-atm/
wanted to know if the community sees it as something sensible to be released as open source
if it's an open source ATM any shop can have one at lower costs, self management, and most important - can't be shut down by the regulator b/c it's not a company...
would be happy to hear your thoughts
do you think it makes sense to release an open source solution? i've created a working one over a weekend at a conference i run http://www.geekcon.org/geekcon-2013/bitcoin-atm/
wanted to know if the community sees it as something sensible to be released as open source
if it's an open source ATM any shop can have one at lower costs, self management, and most important - can't be shut down by the regulator b/c it's not a company...
would be happy to hear your thoughts
Would love to see something like this! Great idea
i know there are a few solutions out there already for ATMs
do you think it makes sense to release an open source solution? i've created a working one over a weekend at a conference i run http://www.geekcon.org/geekcon-2013/bitcoin-atm/
wanted to know if the community sees it as something sensible to be released as open source
if it's an open source ATM any shop can have one at lower costs, self management, and most important - can't be shut down by the regulator b/c it's not a company...
would be happy to hear your thoughts
do you think it makes sense to release an open source solution? i've created a working one over a weekend at a conference i run http://www.geekcon.org/geekcon-2013/bitcoin-atm/
wanted to know if the community sees it as something sensible to be released as open source
if it's an open source ATM any shop can have one at lower costs, self management, and most important - can't be shut down by the regulator b/c it's not a company...
would be happy to hear your thoughts
That is a brilliant idea, good luck to you.
That would be cool.
It would be great to create a regular money ATM that also includes a Bitcoin option.
It would be great to create a regular money ATM that also includes a Bitcoin option.
i know there are a few solutions out there already for ATMs
do you think it makes sense to release an open source solution? i've created a working one over a weekend at a conference i run http://www.geekcon.org/geekcon-2013/bitcoin-atm/
wanted to know if the community sees it as something sensible to be released as open source
if it's an open source ATM any shop can have one at lower costs, self management, and most important - can't be shut down by the regulator b/c it's not a company...
would be happy to hear your thoughts
do you think it makes sense to release an open source solution? i've created a working one over a weekend at a conference i run http://www.geekcon.org/geekcon-2013/bitcoin-atm/
wanted to know if the community sees it as something sensible to be released as open source
if it's an open source ATM any shop can have one at lower costs, self management, and most important - can't be shut down by the regulator b/c it's not a company...
would be happy to hear your thoughts
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