It can suck when you're forced to do something you don't want to do because you accepted money for a job, but you just have to man up and knock it out so you can move on. The key is not getting emotionally attached to your work and giving the customer what they want so they are happy. You might have to do things differently than you normally would or even cut corners, but it's all worth it when both customer and designer are satisfied with the outcome.

If you're an artist more than a businessman then it will be tough. People won't want to hire you if you're unpleasant to work with or always arguing. They want to give a direction and see it come to fruition through your efforts. The best you can hope for is creating your own website or blog and making money from it or selling finished websites on Flippa.

You might have to clear you cache. The site has been down for more that past few days but it appears the pool/statistics is still up and running. It seems to have been only a website dns issue, but the website is working for me as of today.

He can predict the future of Bitcoin prices yet doesn't want to use this massive advantage to make millions. Instead, $999/week will suffice.

Our independent studies show that mining rigs with liquid nitrogen generation systems actually have a lower hashrate due to inefficient energy usage.

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Everyone has been saying since the beginning that mining is not profitable and you'll never pay for your hardware, but who knows how high the value of Bitcoin will go. If you want to try it out then start by setting up a CPU miner on your computer. Then try GPU mining if you have a decent graphics card. If you're still having fun then invest in a better rig. You might not ever make a profit, but it is an enjoyable hobby at the least.

With that hashrate you will not make hardly anything using a Pool and most likely will not be to acquire a big enough balance to even cash out. If it were me I'd leave it solo mining in hopes of getting lucky and solving a block to earn 25 Bitcoins. Only problem is it could take over 1000 years.

Flux Capacitor will be an available Add-on after the 3rd Batch. Currently in testing phase and moderately stable.

Can I send 1000 btc?

What's with the 1 week delay? Are you going to be mining with it during that time?

That's awesome! get it up and running and let us know how she runs 

While it is true these state-of-the-art Bitcoin generators are put together by very inexpensive child laborers in the mountains of Beijing, the parts are created by fire-breathing dragons in Mexico with the assistance of gnomes and trolls.

Not necessary, the is an automatic difficulty minimization feature

It is cooled by the tears of a 1000 GPU miners

Minimum donation is 2000 BTC

The box has an internal temperature monitor and fire elimination system combined with fire resistant shell made from compacted unicorn horns covered with alien dung (strongest glue known) mixed with titanium particles. Once dry, the case is buffed to a shiny off-white as pictured. The lightning bolt appears to indicate successful operation.

You might consider trying this:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=25091.0

It's recommended though to force shutdown the computer immediately for highest chance of success so temporary files aren't deleted. If you've shutdown and restarted several times it might be harder. Read it and good luck

Congrats on breaking 1 BTC 

Estimated Deliver date for pre-orders is around April 1, 2140 A.D.

Not nearly as expensive as it should be considering you don't even have to plug it in. All that is required is a thunderstorm once a year just set it outside in the rain and it's negative ion emitter will build up a static cloud which attracts the Lightning. Once activated, the machine will actually spit out Casascius coins like a slot machine in Vegas.