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You don't like fairies and unicorns? How about Christina Hendricks? Bah, I'll have a semi-serious go at un-uglifying the official wallet presently. Thing is I've just started playing with OpenGL. Bumpmapping, dude, know what I'm saying? ;)

Unleashes the advanced options! Which I haven't written yet, but it will just be Rainbowsend rounds / coins to keep anonymised etc. I need to stick an encrypt wallet dialogue in there too, but I'm trying to keep it to the bare minimum, which is all that 90% of users need.

Careful what you wish for... I can give it a girly font too if you'd like?

QT can be pretty! :tongue:

The more I look at the bitcoin qt client, the more horrifying it gets. It's a needlessly tangled mess from one end to the other. I've seen php projects that were better organised. :mad: Can we go with Electrum instead? :tongue:

Yeah thanks, found the forms (see ghastly experiment up above, haha) but I want to noodle with the root wallet widget... the box around all the forms with the File etc. menus and the tabs. edit: never mind, found it it walletview.cpp. connect(exportButton, SIGNAL(clicked())...

If I do an InstanTX with a tx lock of x blocks, is that viewable somehow by someone else on the network? eg, can I prove to someone that the input(s) are locked for x blocks? eg. can funds be verifiably (by a 3rd party, via the txid or something) locked for an extended duration?

If anyone knows which damn file I can set/modify the stylesheet in for the main wallet frame I'd be grateful!

Darksend is now the process of anonymisation - there aren't really Darksend tx's and normal tx's, just tx's with Darksent (anonymised) or not Darksent (not anonymised) coin. So yes, IX should work fine with either.

Yes, also RAM, load, bandwidth on v21 all about halved vs. v19 for me.

Looking forward to hearing more details about The Foundation! And liking the idea of hiring more devs to lighten Evan's load. India was mentioned... do they speak C++ in China too... ;) Or Korea. Koreans are hardcore like you wouldn't believe if you've never been completely outworked by one...

Luckily I only pretend to be this daft! Plus I'm about as likely as Richard Stallman to ever download a Windows binary. :tongue:

No excuse to forget me at Christmas! :smile:

The dark web probably, paid for with Darkcoin. :grin: My gmail account is about as old as gmail accounts get, I take the usual simple precautions, mostly, but I'm not paranoid about it, there's nothing of real value there, it's disposable.

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No, I'm just considering if/how temporarily separate networks might be made to be later integrated without problems. You still have the 'cash' locally to transact within your temporary bubble, assuming that a copy of the blockchain exists locally.

Yeah it's an issue. Paper cash (or silver coins, whatever) can't easily be copied. Digital cash can be copied infinitely. Coffee time... ;) edit: 1st possible workaround that has dawned like a wet Wednesday morning in West Thurrock upon me: 'offline' network knows it's offline, therefore...