You can always mine with your CPU of integrated amd gpu bit you wont make any money worth mentioning.
He'll kill his laptop before he finds a single coin. These things are not made to run 100% 24/7. |
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This is the most talentless scammer I've seen here yet. And that's saying something with all the tardboys we've had lately.
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0.5 bitcoin /week? You would need about 3000 GHash/s right now. That translates to about 10 ASICMINER USB Miners. So about 2000 dollars. Expect the required Hashrate to raise significantly within the next weeks.
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There is no higher frequency. The system selfregulates to only produce a block of coins every 10 minutes, regardless of how much power you throw at it.
Actually the frequency is a higher as difficulty is increasing. But it will only balance out a little part. E.g. difficulty 1 mio, 100% gain, but 150% frequency (thus triggering the diff increase) -> gained more 1. increase to 1,5 mio -> less gain, 100% frequency 2. increase to ~1,5 again Yeah, ok, higher frequence in the short run until readjustment. |
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Untrusted feedback doesn't "seem" to influence trust ratings according to whom?
According to Glorious Leader: These scores are taken from your trust network. They are not global scores. This corresponds to the trust scores I'm seeing on other peoples profiles. If I see someone in the red, then there's always someone from my trust network directly negatively commenting on the user. There's lots of users that I do not see in the red, even though they have scores of negative comments, because the commentators are not in my trust network. |
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Take a photo.
Shoe on head.
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There is no higher frequency. The system selfregulates to only produce a block of coins every 10 minutes, regardless of how much power you throw at it.
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Man you guys are f@#$%d... I didnt realize what was meant by default trust.... f!@# you I dont trust any off you insiders. Especially TradeFortress there are numerous scammer threads about him... He is a lender! I dont trust lenders of coin! I trust who I trust not who you think I should trust. Shit is bullshit.
Then change your trust list. That's the point of this complicated trust network system. Until you allow in-line rebuttals, your "complicated trust network system" is nothing more than a libel/slander spam tool. Actually no, because untrusted feedback doesn't seem to influence trust ratings (and the typical slanderer wouldn't really be part of most people's trust network) |
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That said - the 'bible' references creep me out somewhat -
I wouldn't worry. It's not like reptilio had a Finnish TV station do an expose on the weird cult he's leading. Oh, wait. That DID happen. Oh dear.  |
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No, that's actually worth a tenth of a cent.
Getting sensible amounts of BTC requires real work instead of clicking on things or participating in referral scams.
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blah blah Test my great Ponzi scheme blah.
Hallo, Nico Spaeth, dir ist sicherlich bewußt, daß man auch mit 17 Jahren bereits schuldfähig ist. Dies ist eine letzte Warnung, weitere Werbung bezüglich dieses Ponzi-Systems zu unterlassen. Andernfalls wird sich die Staatsanwaltschaft Regensburg damit beschäftigen. |
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This is borked now. It will not show untrusted feedback, even when you click the show ratings button.
Does it work now? I changed display:inherit to display:block. I'm on another machine now. I'll have a look tomorrow. |
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I'm borrowing this and will never give it back.
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* greyhawk This is madness |
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Yeah, it's IE8. It works on my home machines. |
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Report it to the diverse antivirus networks too.
That's pretty much all you can do. Unfortunately such sites are usually hosted by other criminals that simply don't care to take down the site.
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So you're an author of sci-fi books?  Wrote anything good? Explanation: The word "cyberpunk" originally referred to a certain dystopian literaric genre as well as the small circle of authors defining the genre. Then.... bad things happened and suddenly the term "cyberpunk" was applied to anything and everything most definitely related to pretty much everything BUT cyberpunk, like people with spiky hair and glowy clothes surfing the matrix inside the computer. That's not cyberpunk. That's glowy people surfing the matrix. |
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This is the function:
function show() {
document.getElementById("untrusted").style.display="inherit";
document.getElementById("hidelink").innerHTML="";
}
Are you sure the user has untrusted feedback?
Yes. I checked several that I know have untrusted feedback. But I suspect it's my browser to blame here. I'm forced to use IE 8.0.7601 where I'm sitting right now. I'll check later when I'm at a real machine. |
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