When your’e interested in bitcoin, you probably heard that most of the big bitcoin businesses including The Bitcoin Foundation got invited by FinCEN, the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network. I just found an report by one of the speakers Marco Santori, Lawyer and Chairman of the Bitcoin Foundation’s Regulatory Affairs Committee on bitcointalk.org, so i want to quote it here:
UPDATE After using the robot for a while, i think that its way more efficient to buy bitcoin and leave them as using this robot, or trade manually! So better stay away and put that money in BTC directly 🙂 Hey, like you probably already read in my about page i’m currently into BITCOIN. I discovered it in may when it was at 80 EUR/BTC and shortly after went up to 266 USD/BTC, to crash then back to 50 and later ~100 USD/BTC. Currently we are at 130 USD/BTC at the time of this writing. I love the idea and the concept of bitcoin and already digged into wallets and …
UPDATE You can now use my CLI to get the client part of your Meteor app! If you’re impatient go here: https://github.com/frozeman/MeteorFrontend Meteor is awesome, i loved it immediately as i saw the video. The way you can build one page apps is absolutely intuitive. I struggled with Ember.js, Backbone.js and AngularJS (which clutter the HTML too much), but Meteor really got it, in my opinion. The problem with Meteor is that it forces you to use the full-stack. Natively there is currently no easy way to separate the frontend from the server in Meteor. As i’m using Meteor to build the awesome TunedIn WebApp and we have already an …
While working on the TunedIn web App i came across an issue with SVG. As we want to be retina ready and be able to easily switch colors of icons. We decided to use SVG for our icons. This worked well as SVG is nicely embeddable into HTML. By using the svg.whateverClass { fill: #fff; } css property you can change the color of the icon or add shadows and stroke colors. This worked all nicely until i had a lot of elements repeating the same SVG icons. I use chrome as my development browser (which is quite fast) so it took a while for me to notice. But as …