yesterday i created a/c display name -tuna

and set username and password

and won 1.61 clam then slept and clear history now i try to login so it show no user found plz help me admin........if any detail u want so plz let me know.thanks

i want my clam

I like the just-dice site and I plan to create a CLAM service myself. Don't know if it will be gambling related, but I think would be a good idea to use a server where gambling is allowed, if I decide to provide such a service. A quick googling says that there are problems in some countries and servers can be shutdown if they run a gambling site. Which hosting company does just-dice use to avoid this? I found a list of offshore hosting companies, but they are very expensive compared to standard hosting offers. I don't expect many customers for my site at the beginning, so server costs would be not covered by the site profit. A small VPS would be sufficient, or even just a webserver (but I think a VPS would be better, want to play with Node.js). I can run the clamd server elsewhere.

I'm not trying to speak for dooglus, but I think your question is a little too generic to really merit a proper answer.  As you've asked it, the answer to your question is some sort of 4 month course on how to secure a website.  I think you'd get farther if you:

1) Use the CLAM thread to talk to the CLAM community generally (https://bt.irlbtc.com/view/623147.0;topicseen) (there's an IRC channel as well, which might be more appropriate for conversational style questions with the CLAMmers)
2) Ask a specific question

Good luck!

Uh, here's why I associated your question with CLAM:


Again, I wasn't speaking for dooglus, and really I was addressing Faust Roland, who posted below you asking for some very general advice on website security.

/clamour,clamours, andsupport also work (and do exactly the same thing). Creative doesn't like us calling it "voting" because CLAM isn't a security.

The 'account' tab on Just-Dice has information about the voting stuff too, and https://just-dice.com/misc/clamour_weights.txt shows how much support each of the registered petitions currently has from Just-Dice investors.

trivia bot tells the truth!

Take your time bringing the site back online, I'm sure its been a stressful day for you and you should be well rested before putting the site back online to avoid making any costly mistakes. I'm sure people will live 1 day without just-dice

I've done some tests. The gold standard for random number testing it the die hard test suite. I generated some million numbers (slighty modified version of my Python script, which is linked from the "Fair?" tab on just-dice.com as well), and with different seeds, and all die-hard indicators showed that it is indeed very random.

Yeah, I did the same. I think I used a package called "dieharder" or some such, before I first launched Just-Dice.

  http://www.phy.duke.edu/~rgb/General/dieharder.php

I don't have the results, but they were good enough.