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A brilliant point, moron. When MPOE at least thinks they are right, they respond. They may not be, but a response is given. When they are wrong, you are ignored. Take it as, they can't see how to appropriately respond to you. Why do you call MP they? Because of his multiple personality disorder? Because you think PR is hot? There is no "they" here. How many people you hiding up there MP? They meaning not sure if it's a guy or a girl. Lots of people call it a she. Some a he. Don't give a rats ass enough about "it" to confirm it one way or the other. And the MPD could be a good reason too. I think Mircea Popescu is a he? |
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I don't think there would be much interest in this. People would just put the bitcoins on bitfinex themselves, it's not exactly rocket science.
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BTC refund of order #1345 finally received. I will add the funds to the company's balance sheet in the morning.
That is great news! Did tom / cablepair refund all btc orders? |
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He could be buying put options of BTC, but I have a feeling there's nothing but hot air behind this.
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I agree, graphs are still broken for me on Firefox. I think it happens less now, but I still get hangs that prevent me from keeping a tab of it open.
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You need to make 5 and you need to be online for at least four hours.
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It's possible that Instawallet has stolen your coins - they can do it to a small amount of people who store large amounts. It's also possible that your computer is compromised.
Please use cold storage next time, and don't trust anyone other than yourself.
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Weather and climate certainly is a factor in the economy. It might sound ridiculous at first, but think about it.
It is a factor in the economy, but it's ridiculous to deal with it by printing money. I agree, but does the Fed even need to justify it with a proper reason? Nobody can really stop them from printing USD, like all other central banks that are independent from the government. |
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It's not complaining, we're investors and we're being fed tiny morsels of info that are insufficient in helping us make investment decisions related to the company.
I totally agree and I am in this position as well. For me investing in a good mining operation means you having the least amount of MH/s.$ (and considering the relative compensations in benefits like dividends from selling ASICs) So I was thinking of selling some of my shares to buy an Avalon ASIC. So knowing how fast and by how much ASICMINER is planning to grow the hash rate per share is very important for my decision. Am I wrong guys? You're not wrong, but don't forget that you have to factor in your electricity rates, the time needed for setup / maintenance, shipping times / delays (avalon batch 2 will be delayed, I bet), and selling equipment to the public can be massive. We really need to know how many TH/s is online right now through. |
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Is it not possible to have a "your own proxy in a box"? Running open proxies will get your server DDoS'd, but why not just run the proxy locally for yourself?
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It should not be needed after miners increase the soft block limit.
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Do you not test your code on common browsers before deploying?
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30btc makes sense when it was $5
MPEx has stated on several occasions that the entry price is only going to go up. It already went from 20 btc to 30 btc. How much does it cost to get a seat on the NYSE? how many times NYSE was DDoS or deface ? How many times were the trading floor DDoS'd? |
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Blockchain hosts the SatoshiDICE bet form for free
I do not agree with the spam argument myself since the amount of transactions made today will be insignificant compared to the amount needed in future if bitcoin continues to grow. As long as transactions all include the correct fee why should some be deemed "more useful" than others.
+1. If you still are worried about the transaction spam, then it is not a problem with SatoshiDICE - it is a problem with the bitcoin protocol / default rules. |
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It adhoc accepts my password then does not
this is a copy and pasted pass word from a file
also cut and paste identifier
so no typing errors
wow!
what is happening
it seemed to occur more after i used google authenticator.
Is this still happening? You sure there are no extra spaces, new lines, etc? Would be very worrying. |
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You don't have to use coinlab. ;)
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Interesting thoughts... I honestly cannot think of any decent rebuttal to this, but somehow, the idea of it still doesn't jive with me wanting to get involved in utilizing such a currency. I appreciate it from a logical standpoint, just not from a "gut feeling" standpoint, and I can't pinpoint why, given these arguments.
I completely share your feeling, actually. We've watched a long list of people who have brought no innovations to the table declare that Bitcoin is fundamentally broken somehow and that their alt coin is the way to fix it. (It's deflationary, that means it's broken. CPUs can't mine, that means it's broken. It doesn't force people to give money to open source software that means it's broken. It's unfair. It needs company. Etcetera, ad nauseum.) Unfortunately, people have invested in these alt coins, causing jumps in price that have caused others to similarly invest. It's all obviously got to implode because none of these currencies had any realistic chance at being used as a means of exchange which is the only thing that can sustain them. What I object to is people making up nonsensical claims about Bitcoin to try to make a personal profit without contributing any innovation or taking any risk whatsoever. I don't begrudge the Bitcoin early adopters because they contributed innovation and took risk. (And if you search back, you will find that I took this exact same position long before I was associated with Ripple.) Hmm.. responds to a thread about 100% premine while working for a 100% premined scam currency.. |
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Great visual  Seeing "free world" leaders beside the likes of Hitler would get anyone to start thinking critically of their own gov. It's all about control. At the same time, there could also be a history of BTC confiscation...which will be several times harder, as long as the web stays private and free. If not, it'll be easy, and that's the end of free will. It's actually outright impossible. I may have any number of bitcoins, and I just need a brainwallet to access it. |
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Unless you have:
. A giant wall of water hurtling towards you and crushing everything in it's path
. A risk of a nuclear meltdown engulfing a sizeable portion of a country in green light because of said weather
. The earth ripping itself apart underneath your feet
. A swirling mass of cylindrical pressurised death coming towards you
. A giant ball of ash floating in the direction of your airport
Then the weather is no excuse.
Weather and climate certainly is a factor in the economy. It might sound ridiculous at first, but think about it. |
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It's separate span tags through - search engines may see it as X BTC.
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