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1261  Economy / Speculation / Re: I found insight into the bitcoin market I want to share with you all on: September 28, 2011, 07:05:48 AM
Why not skip all the trouble and just ask mtgox to increase your limits?

Beat me to the punch. You can provide secondary ID like a passport and you can withdraw a lot more than $10k.

Second, any talk of 'the manipulator' as a real entity (beyond a joke) is pure tomfuckery. Every day, stock brokers make mistakes that cost their clientele a month's worth of trading on Mt. Gox. The money tied up in bitcoin is some fucking frat boy's trust fund.
1262  Economy / Digital goods / Re: STEAM GAMES & MORE for BTC - GOOD REP - I TAKE TRADE-INS for GAMES & TF2 ITEMS! on: September 28, 2011, 03:41:40 AM
PM sent about another copy of l4d2.
1263  Other / Off-topic / Re: What do you live for? on: September 27, 2011, 03:43:47 AM
I've taken a lot from Buddhist philosophy and it seems to work well in combination with parts of Aristotelian/Randian philosophy.

I suit things to my own perception. We aren't all the same, Rassah.

Stop reading philosophy and take things from life, for fuck's sake.

Better to learn from mistakes of others and yada yada yada...

all the fancy book learnin' in the word don't mean shit if you don't play the game.
1264  Other / Off-topic / Re: What do you live for? on: September 27, 2011, 03:42:07 AM
i'm starting to think you just post a new thread to see how much contreversy you can stir up, a thread about ending life comes to mind in recent history

yeah...he's randtrollin', holmes.
1265  Other / Off-topic / Re: What do you live for? on: September 27, 2011, 03:37:33 AM
I've taken a lot from Buddhist philosophy and it seems to work well in combination with parts of Aristotelian/Randian philosophy.

I suit things to my own perception. We aren't all the same, Rassah.

Stop reading philosophy and take things from life, for fuck's sake.
1266  Economy / Speculation / Re: Another Small Crash Ahead? on: September 27, 2011, 12:55:19 AM
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And what would be the current price for creating a coin? The average of course.

Well, from my thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=34978

It depends on how you factor in the hardware, but I'm going to say about about $3.50 now and about $3.30 after the difficulty decrease.

http://dot-bit.org/tools/nextDifficulty.php

4% =/= $.20
1267  Other / Off-topic / Re: What do you live for? on: September 27, 2011, 12:41:21 AM
Guns, bitches and weed.
1268  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: I want to teach you how to make money. [Sticky Please] on: September 26, 2011, 10:01:16 PM
Maria why do you stop it? Why not just let it run for 4 weeks like you said?

Great question. By "stopping" it, what I am really doing is locking in a certain amount of profit. I have "stopped" the system 2 times so far. Every time I "Stop", I lock in a certain amount of profit, therefore, I only "Stop" the system when and only my profit target is reached.

After I "Stop", I always give it a 48 to 72 hrs resting time. During this time, I evaluate what do I want to do with my gained profits. In most cases I withdrawal, but I also like to build the balance so I can afford to buy bigger lots.



How does this 'lock in' that certain amount of profit?

If this system 'can't lose', why would you ever withdraw your earnings from it? Seems a foolish move for someone with so much confidence in their method.
No offense sir, but that is the most stupidest question I have read so far. Are you asking me why withdrawal? Are you serious?
Please elaborate on your point, the idea of the system is to take money OUT of it.

Some free advice: Don't start a thread asking for questions then insult the very people asking them. He had a reasonable question and you could have just responded with what you already wrote:

"After I "Stop"...I evaluate what do I want to do with my gained profits. In most cases I withdrawal, but I also like to build the balance so I can afford to buy bigger lots."

Fucking trolls man get on my nerves lol. I cant tell who is who anymore. It is a stupid question, period. If you decide to take your profits and Re-invest them in the system over and over you can. Its up to you, but if you never cash out, its like going to the casino and winning, taking your profits and gamble those and win again, then take those profits and gamble again...its your own personal choice. I like my money in my hand, not in my brokers.

If your win at the casino is guaranteed, as you imply with your system, you'd be a fool not to let it ride. Of course you need to cash out eventually, but not while you are still raking in ponzi-sized returns.
1269  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: is bitminter safe ? on: September 26, 2011, 09:39:37 PM

What do you see as the spirit of the project?


Transparency.


And do you have any suggestions as to how I may better further bitcoin?


Transparency.


Seriously, though...I have no problem with you or anyone else making a buck off of a pool, or bitcoin in general, but there is a difference between doing your own thing off in the corner vs. playing with the rest of the class. I ran yesterday with my donations set to 100% on arsbitcoin, cause this price slump is hurting all the pool ops and they are offering a valuable service. I also donate to the software developers whose crap I use. I even donate for some stuff I don't use but I like the idea of. Since this price slump, I have tried to make purchases from every reputable vendor I could. I don't think I am the only one doing it. There are a lot of bright minds intent on making this work.

You could do exactly the same as you are doing now, but open source and allowing it to be used anywhere. You would certainly silence the likes of me, and I don't think it would affect the appeal or potential profitability of the pool. I think a simple mining app is very much needed, and I applaud you for developing one. Now let everyone play. It would be beneficial for the whole community, and would win you a bunch of rep. In the long run, you would still make a profit, and in my mind, you would make it even faster after dropping some sweet software on our heads and gradually swaying us all over to your pool.

I initially replied to this thread half-trolling because I don't like the idea of closed source miners, as there is an huge and obvious risk involved with them. I haven't used the program, so I cannot comment on that, but your site looks very clean and professional compared to many of the larger pools out there and you seem like a genuinely nice guy. I am not trying to hate, I am just saying what I am thinking, and I bet I'm not the only one.

I wish you luck with your interview. Be sure to link it in the Bitcoin Press thread if there is an online version!
1270  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: I want to teach you how to make money. [Sticky Please] on: September 26, 2011, 07:24:21 PM
Maria why do you stop it? Why not just let it run for 4 weeks like you said?

Great question. By "stopping" it, what I am really doing is locking in a certain amount of profit. I have "stopped" the system 2 times so far. Every time I "Stop", I lock in a certain amount of profit, therefore, I only "Stop" the system when and only my profit target is reached.

After I "Stop", I always give it a 48 to 72 hrs resting time. During this time, I evaluate what do I want to do with my gained profits. In most cases I withdrawal, but I also like to build the balance so I can afford to buy bigger lots.



If this system 'can't lose', why would you ever withdraw your earnings from it? Seems a foolish move for someone with so much confidence in their method.

No offense sir, but that is the most stupidest question I have read so far. Are you asking me why withdrawal? Are you serious?

Please elaborate on your point, the idea of the system is to take money OUT of it.

If your 'take' is proportional to your investment, why not reinvest all earnings since it is such a 'sure thing'? If this is the "most stupidest" question you have read so far, I am pretty surprised. I am only asking why you lack confidence in that which you are telling us to blindly trust.

Rather than 'stopping' the system and starting at $1000 over and over again, why not wager the larger amount? I mean, you can't lose, right?
1271  Economy / Marketplace / Re: List of honest traders. on: September 26, 2011, 07:05:49 PM
+1 RandyFolds
+1 TECSHARE...excellent service!

Also,

+1 Binford6000 - z$ exchange
+.5 flaxceed - pharmies (picked up at the PO this morning! requiring signature confirmation on questionable substances is no good)
1272  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: I want to teach you how to make money. [Sticky Please] on: September 26, 2011, 07:03:21 PM
Maria why do you stop it? Why not just let it run for 4 weeks like you said?

Great question. By "stopping" it, what I am really doing is locking in a certain amount of profit. I have "stopped" the system 2 times so far. Every time I "Stop", I lock in a certain amount of profit, therefore, I only "Stop" the system when and only my profit target is reached.

After I "Stop", I always give it a 48 to 72 hrs resting time. During this time, I evaluate what do I want to do with my gained profits. In most cases I withdrawal, but I also like to build the balance so I can afford to buy bigger lots.



If this system 'can't lose', why would you ever withdraw your earnings from it? Seems a foolish move for someone with so much confidence in their method.
1273  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Afghanistan on: September 26, 2011, 07:01:54 PM
So, when you own land in California, is it really your land like, say, a sofa is? I know that I can remove a cushion from my sofa. But can a landowner remove any oak tree from their parcel of land anywhere in California? If not, why not?

Hmm. Something is going on here. Maybe owning a parcel of land in California is not like owning a sofa.

You can take the cushion off the sofa, but god help you if you cut that tag off the cushion...

So maybe land is like a sofa...if you are a 14-year-old trollmod.
1274  Economy / Digital goods / Re: STEAM GAMES & MORE for BTC - GOOD REP - I TAKE TRADE-INS for GAMES & TF2 ITEMS! on: September 26, 2011, 02:25:49 AM
PM sent re: L4D2

And now, one hour later, I am the proud owner of L4D2. Super smooth trade, great prices, quick service...the trifecta.

Thanks, TECSHARE
1275  Economy / Digital goods / Re: STEAM GAMES & MORE for BTC - GOOD REP - I TAKE TRADE-INS for GAMES & TF2 ITEMS! on: September 26, 2011, 01:25:11 AM
PM sent re: L4D2
1276  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Afghanistan on: September 25, 2011, 10:27:45 PM
Afghanistan was far better off without the US government, that's for sure.

Wow...in your meager 17 years on this earth, you have managed to become quite omniscient. When did you spend time there before the US occupation? How long? What do you remember most?
1277  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: is bitminter safe ? on: September 25, 2011, 09:52:07 PM
@DrHaribo can you implement a function to throttle down the graphic card ?

Added to my TODO list. Smiley

Ha, a "scammer" that accepts wishes from the people his stealing from... Crap, just kidding Cheesy . I respect your work DrHaribo !

@Randy: Nothing against being careful, like others wrote: take it or leave it. No need for hate.


It's called the long con...get enough rubes together and fleece them all at once after they trust you. Not sure how long you've been around the bitcoin community, but this wouldn't be the first example of it.

The software is perfectly capable of very malicious things. Does it do them? No one knows because it's not open source or audited in any way.

This isn't about me...this is a thread asking if bitminter is safe...I am merely pointing out the many things that make it unsafe. To top it off, there is DrHaribo, who is making proprietary software (to turn himself a profit) that rides on the backs of people participating in a p2p network in good faith. Why not further bitcoin, instead of furthering DrHaribo's pocketbook? The two goals are not exclusive, and his talent could be better applied to the spirit of the project, rather than some profit-whoring offshoot that no one actually needs.
1278  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: is bitminter safe ? on: September 25, 2011, 09:02:03 PM
@DrHaribo can you implement a function to throttle down the graphic card ?

Added to my TODO list. Smiley

What makes you trustworthy enough to run your proprietary software on my machine?

That's for you to decide. Obviously you decided against it, and that's alright.

The miner is just a benefit I offer you for free if you mine in my pool. You don't have to use it.

People mine with other miners at the BitMinter pool too. You can see which miners people use here: https://bitminter.com/miners


That's a nice stats page!

Everything seems clean and well-done. I (and I am not alone) am just super sketched-out by proprietary bitcoin software. And paying out of pocket for people to use it seems...unprofitable.
1279  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: is bitminter safe ? on: September 25, 2011, 06:31:23 PM
Why do you call this guy a jackass ? Just because his miner is closed source ? I think he spent quite some time and money to setup his pool and miner ?!

I tried several pools and miners and imo there is nothing wrong with bitminter.

Why didn't he spend all that time and money to improve existing open source architechture and performance, choosing instead to reinvent the wheel? Why is he paying out 5% out of pocket for people to use his software after investing all this time and money? Why hasn't he spent more time developing rapport with the community?

You don't think that situation is rife with potential for dishonesty?
1280  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: is bitminter safe ? on: September 25, 2011, 05:02:27 PM
What makes you trustworthy enough to run your proprietary software on my machine?

Hey Randy, please give me the address of your opensource miner !

You should look into SolidCoin - if running some jackass's proprietary and potentially malicious software that is too good to be true is up your alley.
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