Looks like you can just put it into a calc and see yourself
10 contracts at 0.0185 each is 0.185 btc That gives 10gh Pays 0.0008 btc each day to you
So thats 231 days to break even at current difficulty. Or $7.40 to earn $0.033 daily per contract I think it is
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^^ 3D printer is more fitting I think
Cant get the bc wallet to update, been taking all day. Is there more nodes I can add to it ?
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Yes I sent them an email to say so and I would use their site etc I reposted that elsewhere also. Im just confirming for the thread they are straightforward to use
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I used the bitty site. Took 5 mins to register and they sent coins 9 mins after I transferred cash so pretty speedy
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Interesting discussion here mentions pos http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/22aw8c/most_altcoins_are_not_secure_enough_they_exist/t means if BTC stops printing more BTC for miners, BTC will die and cannot live solely on transaction fees? Than what's the difference between BTC and the Fed? permalink [–]killerstorm 4 points 2 days ago it means if BTC stops printing more BTC for miners, BTC will die and cannot live solely on transaction fees? It can live solely on transaction fees if sum of transaction fees is large enough. E.g. 250000 transactions in each block, each one paying 0.0001 BTC would be sufficient. Or 25000 paying 0.001 BTC each. There is another option: change consensus rules to make it more secure.
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Surely actually speaking to a woman is a step up from watching a film and making out with your own palm That is an excellent point, btc is actually useful for this. They dont want to put on a 'show' and then find they didnt even get paid, I understand some earn their way with this so its great if btc is superior to fiat and I hope you get more business Lol paying $1.99 to watch a girl. This is 2013 for gods sake.
Correction, free to watch a girl. $1.99 to get a show. There's a difference. Thats a good hook, Im fairly sure this is not a small industry right? Just from a numbers view, how much money is in cam shows globally. It must be over 10bn pa so imagine btc got a real good cut of that global 'trade' it would be very much positive for the network
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Since something like 90% of Americans have never heard of bitcoin this statistic can not be true.
Well people fear what they do not recognise so on that basis it could be argued as true. But yea I tend to agree, this is far closer to the truth: 47% of USA has no idea what bitcoin is If you arent convinced this is complete balony then watch how 47% would also ban use of water: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yi3erdgVVTw
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If you ever used the payment protocol (you clicked a bitcoin: link and saw a green box in Bitcoin Core's send dialog), then you should consider your wallet to be compromised.
My exact thoughts. I think this is serious enough. alert is like defcon 1 I think, Im trying to imagine the crypto equal of an impending nuclear winter This vulnerability is caused by a critical bug in the OpenSSL library used by Bitcoin Core. Successfully attacking Bitcoin Core by means of this bug seems to be difficult in most cases, and it seems at this point that even successful attacks may be limited, but I recommend taking the above actions just in case.
I shivered for a monent. Next time try mentioning the good news first.
Thanks for the heads up!
I think action first is probably wise, prevention before cure? My noob question here is could gox claim this bug had any influence at all in their case That's a good policy. I also do that. You don't need to update from versions older than 0.9.0 unless you're using rpcssl. Most people aren't. Do they do alpha beta test before then allowing a recommended update to the masses
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Does Germany not allow for solar power, there is many alternatives possible in an advanced nation surely. Main problem I heard is Germany has poor internet outside of cities
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Tidal power is free. Hydro power is fairly efficient but you do need to live near a river or sea, so basically land rich but I still call it free if you are skilled enough
Yes. Free after spending a few million on infrastructure to support it. Any carpenter skilled type person can build a water wheel, it can scale pretty well. Its the kind of thing they'd do in frontier towns where being lazy isnt an option, here its red tape that be the biggest reason why not
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Tidal power is free. Hydro power is fairly efficient but you do need to live near a river or sea, so basically land rich but I still call it free if you are skilled enough
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NO ONE can do that, dont worry!
I think they could, my estimate is about 12 hours a day of posting. If they can type fast maybe less but considering they must put thought behind each post then perhaps not and for example this post took me less then 30 secs but I was figuring in 5 mins per post [30 secs to type/write but I had to read thread hence ~ 5 mins]
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I posted to Ritz's profile a short and simple trust feedback for the March campaign and I'll post again for April which seems fair as each time there is some trust that payment will be made, etc
Its not valid for people to graffiti trust when they have not risked any money, or thats how I see it. Its not a popularity contest or political campaign, nothing risked should be nothing to say. As to spam accusations, I have tens of thousands of forum posts elsewhere and Ive been typing >50wpm for a few decades. I could easily post far more here if I really felt like it, unfortunately I use the other forums far more then this
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Reasons why this coin is Scam:1) It has a 50% premine for the Developers, that means the Dev's keep 50 percent of the coins. 2) There is already an IPO, and the coin doesn't even have a wallet or website.. or logo.. 3) The IPO has no escrow, and offers investors no incentive 5) This coin offers nothing new and is a clone/copy of other PoS coins.. Conclusion: If I can buy into the IPO with POS coins then fair enough, if it works out great and if not then nothing lost I will add one thing that is really spooky, why is it ok for this to be launched by a newbie. At least make the second post from your real forum account. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WJ0y1kxFHuk Its Russian roulette with 1 blank round. I hope everyone gets lucky
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Its very natural for mining to become redundant though. To mine regardless I think is misplaced loyalty. In a normal system of work, inefficiency is destroyed and this is a positive thing or we'd all be out in the fields mining potatoes. Instead we progress and find cheaper ways to do repetitive tasks. You can go all the way back to Adam Smith on this, the dude foretold the end of gpu mining on btc, a book based on logic beats Nostradamus every time Comparitive advantage might give us to further speculate mining will become specialised maybe even localised to certain parts of the world, where energy is cheap in excess and this super light data 'product' is no trouble to ship out. Some Japanese islands on the ring of fire have geothermal power ? Thing is, change is a positive and price being lower is part of that force is my guess, either btc can adapt or its in trouble:
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someone lost a wallet of 25k btc when btc was at $20 USD. He cried over $500k of btc, what was he thinking when 25k btc meant the loss of $30million+ All in one wallet ? Just seems not the best thing if thats all your money dont keep in just one place. I'd also say dont store just one form of asset value but thats more personal stance
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Its possible to cash out purely in products purchased, is that taxable also. I would guess they'll just use random rules like this to confiscate and argue about it later, they are never wrong
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the entire scientific community has come to the consensus that global warming is real. The earth may warm but it can occur naturally also. A volcano eruption can create far more pollution then humans. I agree its best not to waste anything, but some turns greenie ideas into a religion
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I heard of a mac which comes default as water cooled, I'd love that just to see how they did it. I wonder if their models are efficient power wise though, to mine with The gap on cgmining, might be most easily solved by switching back to older versions. It could be many things, link a screenshot eg. a bad cutoff value Try cgwatcher maybe, which manages cg automatically btcguild is down ?? did i miss something ??
BTC Guild questions should be posted in the BTC Guild thread....which has a bunch of posts about the outage. i need to find that thread then. thanks . Here it is : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=49417.6620;topicseen
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Wow thats impressively pointless. Creative destruction or just confusion. Reminds me of a 'real world' event from many years ago: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/K_Foundation_Burn_a_Million_Quidall that matters is that an individual miner finds the task expensive How about utility, a transaction that aids comparative advantage is a good idea but work for the sake of it is what I originally thought btc did and why I thought it was junk This has the nice consequence that, if people throughout the broader economy are gradually deserting oldcoin (as newcoin catches on), its value need not collapse! Instead, oldcoin gets burnt in the transition process, neatly reducing its nominal supply in just such a way as to roughly keep pace with its declining real demand Yep, so when K_Foundation set fire to a pile of bank notes. They didnt destroy value, they removed it from their own control. I believe value was distributed to various holders of sterling. So when they destroy btc, I'd like to think the pointless act is merely redirecting value to the remainder holders and they'll have more sense, if anything I think it helps a coin to remove foolish actors in its ranks
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