As far as I've seen you may need to change for a while the timezone to UTC, then go to internet settings (internt explorer, internet options) -> content -> clear ssl state. All movie is here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xm3nwmB6Tmg
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Vreo jumatate i-as investi in chestii mai "palpabile". Vreo un sfert i-as folosi pentru niste excursii pe ici-colo. Restul i-as imparti intre Bitcoin si cateva alt-coin-uri care mi se par de viitor. Iti spun si adresa sa imi trimiti cei 10k BTC? ![Roll Eyes](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/rolleyes.gif)
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More and more posts like this are done lately. And I love this! I just started learning more about how to earn something from crypto, so more like this the merrier. Many thanks, keep us posted and good luck!
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Basically what everybody wants is: a coin you can get very cheap (doesn't matter if you can mine a lot quickly, buy very cheap from the market, or just get it in a giveaway), its value explodes very quick and from that point it grows continuously.
Easier said: easy money for everybody. Obviously that's not actually possible.
Good things for a coin: - smart, active and hard-working devs (though smart and hard-working usually are mutually exclusive), if they are already known here, even better. - good community - ASIC resistance is a trend these days, CPU-only even better. - completely anonymous transactions are a good addition these days - easy to use wallet for all OS from second 1, working stratum pools from second 1, exchange very early. - the possibility to merge mine it with other popular coins is a nice addition - a way to spend the coins on goods as early as possible (even if only in a game)
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Monero seems to get too much attention from all the directions, which for me is actually scary. I own a tiny amount of Monero and after all my excitement about it at start, now my feeling are mixed exactly because of the too much attention.
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As late as possible. I'd even prefer to talk with them after they've found out about BTC by themselves.
Yeah, it sounds bad, so I'll explain. This area is completely unregulated. Here the scams are something usual. Also don't forget about gambling. All these are best to get in contact with as late as possible imo, when you start knowing human nature better, when you know some basics to protect yourself.
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I did the upgrade to latest on windows and it works fine.
I'd say: - either some files are not OK for linux - either your daemon was working when you did the upgrade and you actually have the old daemon.
Please don't throw stones on me if I'm wrong!
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Hi.
First of all, thanks for the info you are sharing. Please keep posting the older info, I like this thread, I use it to learn, not to trade YET.
Second: for the giveaway, the only requirement is retweet? More retweets increase the chance? Or..?
Thanks.
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Wow this sounds great, 0.4 btc really? Probably there will be a winner every year or so ![Tongue](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/tongue.gif) I don't know. I've got the values from line 1, 2 and 3, but no luck for better values yet. I don't know how often the others happen. I'll let you know if I'll get that :p
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Is there any spot left?
I am Full Member, this will be the 151th post. Activity 150.
1KBKTnYoyQ3hc4mBmF4iytwn7AotiMEDRJ
As soon as I am confirmed, I'll set the signature as required (and if needed, I'll also edit this post with the new number of posts). Thanks.
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It's a simple Ponzi game. Last in will get nothing. Only a few at start seem to have gotten some reward, enough to gain some credibility.
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Darkseed - Ultimate darkness
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Imho the only chance BTC to get to 1 mil $ is that USA get in a such bad shape the $ drops to at least 100 times lower value.
But as I also stated, $ is just paper. A better question would be a relationship between the prices for BTC, gold, platinum and maybe other "hard to get" physical things.
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Galaxy S Plus (yay!). Already having tough times because of the small RAM, but yeah... You are welcome look to the address in my profile and make me a nice surprise! ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif)
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From what I checked, these seem to be available:
btc-dice.biz btc-dice.info
cryptodice.info
cryptogamble.info cryptogamble.biz
gamblebtc.org gamblebtc.net gamblebtc.biz gamblebtc.info
btcgambling.info btcgambling.biz
btc-gambling.biz btc-gambling.net
btc-casino.biz btc-casino.info
Good luck with your site!
1KBKTnYoyQ3hc4mBmF4iytwn7AotiMEDRJ
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Only from the address, the chance to hack your wallet is 1,000,000,000 smaller than winning at the lottery. To brute force attack it, there is no such computing power yet.
If you gave your computer, you may have had the wallet files there (maybe even without password!), maybe old copies which were there (or undeleted?). Or, maybe you got a pretty keylogger (from a website or from a friend that borrowed your computer) and then it's all simple!
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Also got them (2 days ago). Many thanks, BitHash!
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With a laptop? None. The risk to fry the laptop is too big.
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Nobody needs fiat either. It's just useless paper. However, everybody uses it. Banks' ponzi game.
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