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by Prefinem 13y ago
So what would handle the incoming emails
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by Prefinem 13y ago
Does roundcube handle receiving the messages?
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Ask HN: What is a good open source mail server for Linux?
14 points by Prefinem 13y ago|24 comments
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Chat with your friends and others on any website(loqui.me)
2 points by Prefinem 13y ago|0 comments
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by Prefinem 13y ago
I didn't even know that existed. Thanks. I still believe Loqui.Me has some advantages of tee.ms such as PM between friends and so forth. Plus that site seems broken
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by Prefinem 13y ago
Also, a top down chat (input at bottom, messages scroll up) would be easier to read, etc
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by Prefinem 13y ago
You should allow the user to change their unique id to some unique username by clicking the unique id in the top right corner
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by Prefinem 13y ago
This has extensions for Chrome and for Firefox. As for IE support, I am not sure I wan't to deal with that headache yet until there is some usage
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by Prefinem 13y ago
Seeing as he claims "1,000,000+ compromised machines", my guess is this is just a spoof.
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Developing an almost full proof bitcoin lottery verification system(btc-l.com)
1 points by Prefinem 13y ago|0 comments
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by Prefinem 13y ago
I have implemented a system that adds verification. You can read about it here: https://www.btc-l.com/about#verification
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by Prefinem 13y ago
Just to send out an update on the site. Fixed quite a few issues today. Thanks for the help everyone. One of the big things was changing the fee to 1% to help pay any transaction fees and make sure early adopters win almost all of the lo
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by Prefinem 13y ago
Thanks, fixed.
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by Prefinem 13y ago
Replied to the one below in more detail, problem still relies on you believing that I am using the code I show to make the calculation.
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by Prefinem 13y ago
I already have some of this implemented but, picking a random winner based off of an outside source (provable by providing the algorithm) is only trust worthy if you trust the author posting the correct algorithm. You would still have to t
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by Prefinem 13y ago
Of course, you could just watch who the payment is made out to and verify if the owner is the winner. I could show the selection method of the winner and show that it is a random generator that grabs the winner. Either way, its still a gamb
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by Prefinem 13y ago
I have given it some whitespace and put a true header on the table.
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by Prefinem 13y ago
Fixed, Thanks
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by Prefinem 13y ago
The target is 1BTC in the pool, I have posted under the lottery table when a winner will be selected.
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by Prefinem 13y ago
Thanks, fixed
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by Prefinem 13y ago
I will probably increase fees (nothing to exorbitant) to covers costs if this takes off. I don't think it will require to much to run unless it becomes insanely popular. At that time, I will open up more lotteries for different payout ran
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by Prefinem 13y ago
Thanks
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by Prefinem 13y ago
If I could prove the fairness (paying out to the winner) without compromising anything, I would. If you know of a way, I would be more than willing to do so.
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by Prefinem 13y ago
Thanks for catching this.
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by Prefinem 13y ago
I have dropped the fees to help early adopters. If you are interested in how this works, send me an email: prefinem@gmail.com
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by Prefinem 13y ago
I would love to hear suggestions.
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by Prefinem 13y ago
I have seen a lot of different one while I was researching, but most all seemed scam-ish. I honestly wanted one that wasn't a scam. As far as different, I am not sure other than actually doing what the site says it will do.
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by Prefinem 13y ago
I like your idea. I will cut the fees to something like 1% to pay for the transaction fees
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by Prefinem 13y ago
I run bitcoind --daemon and use the bitcoin API through JSON RPC. So, the website connects to the server and pretty much has complete access.
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Show HN: Anonymous Bitcoin Lottery(btc-l.com)
35 points by Prefinem 13y ago|51 comments

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