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18841  Bitcoin / Mining / Re: Resting Your Video Card on: July 21, 2011, 03:29:39 PM
My cards are my bitches.

+1

My wife laughs when I say, "I have to go check on my bitches real quick."
18842  Bitcoin / Mining / Re: who found the bitcoin blocks? Check here on: July 21, 2011, 02:13:15 AM
That's cool.
18843  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / What is the BEST Bitcoin article? - I want to spread the word... on: July 20, 2011, 11:35:05 PM
I want to send out a bitcoin article to friends to let them know what I've been up to.  I was going to just link them to the http://www.cnbc.com/id/43823614 article that came out today, but I thought I'd better consult the community to find out what the best bitcoin article would be.  I found this CNBC article to lack a bit of bite when it comes to the 'screw the central bank' portion of bitcoin.  Anyone got any great bitcoin articles they can link me to?  I haven't found 'the one' yet.
18844  Economy / Goods / Re: new real tangible physical bitcoin coin on: July 20, 2011, 11:22:21 PM
Ok, this is not a bad idea. I can understand not wanting my website on your coin. How about this... what if there was no unique code and the url was very small on the back, OR possibly laser-etched on the coin edge. so you wouldn't even see the url if you were looking directly at the front or back of the coin?

Also, would you want the design of the obverse & reverse on the coin to be the same?

Even if the website was in invisible ink, it would still be there.  That gives the coin less of a "currency" feel and more of a website promotion feel.  Right now you're the only person (I know of) offering cool cheap bitcoin collectors coins.  Take advantage.  Even if they're brass now, you are in a position to corner the market, which after some profiting could lead to silver coins, then gold...

I say you should design a new back and sell them for double the price of the ones on your website.  Then include one of your website coins for free with every purchase of 2 or more.  You'll make more money, your website coins will get to more people, and you could just end up being the exclusive physicial bitcoin supplier once you work out all the kinks in your operation and gather more customers...

I'd definitely buy one made of pure silver without the website listed.  Just sell the brass (gold plated) ones to gather the funding needed to get a batch of silver ones made (then discontinue the brass ones and only use that for your website coins, which you will then give away free with the silver ones).  I'm excited for you.  This is a great opportunity.  I'm just an ideas guy, but would love to partner on this with you somehow if you were interested in building a team for this project.

Or just go ahead and toss me a free coin when you get rich.   Wink
18845  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Poll: How often do you trade BitCoins? on: July 20, 2011, 09:21:05 PM
Thanks for replying!  What's A LOT? 20 times per week? More than that?

Probably closer to 20 times per day (it was a fun way to pass the time at work after the NYSE closed).  Although now it's more like 3-4 times a week.
18846  Economy / Goods / Re: new real tangible physical bitcoin coin on: July 20, 2011, 09:15:38 PM
I think i'd like the coin better if it didn't have the website stamped onto it.

yeah I feel the same. 

It actually serves a cool purpose, but I agree.  I'd buy one if it weren't for that.  Perhaps the coin creator should make a 2nd type of coin without the website branding on it and sell it for more?  That way he could lower the price on his existing coins (they'll be subsidized by the higher priced ones) or give them away for free to promote his site (1 per order of the new coins?).  A non-numbered coin would also be cheaper to have made, so there would be a much higher profit margin, especially considering he could charge a large premium.  Giving 1 of his website branded coins for free with the order of new coins would also get people like myself (and probably the 2 people I quoted) to give his website a try with their free coin.  I'd imagine that would be a great help to getting this project off the ground.
18847  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Poll: How often do you trade BitCoins? on: July 20, 2011, 09:03:57 PM
I was trading A LOT when the price was bouncing all over the place.  The last 2 weeks I've barely been trading.  The price movement just isn't providing the opportunities it once was.  I think the trading bots stabilized the price a little and ruined my fun.
18848  Other / Off-topic / Re: Urban Pet Spider on: July 20, 2011, 07:20:21 PM


Cry

Good one.
18849  Economy / Services / Re: Paying 0.03 if you post a For Sale or Wanted ad in my forum on: July 20, 2011, 07:06:25 PM
Got my 0.03 BTC!

Thank you mc_lovin Wink

+1
18850  Economy / Speculation / Re: Bear market is cancelled - CNN on: July 20, 2011, 06:12:55 PM
I would be surprised if we do not hit $100 in September.

I would be happy if it hit $40 by the end of the year.
18851  Bitcoin / Mining / Re: difficulty stabilizing? on: July 20, 2011, 04:47:57 PM
So...

Has is stabilized or are we going to see 2.5 million sometime in 2011?
18852  Bitcoin / Mining / Re: *BTC Poolwatch* - Monitor 14 different pools! [Web/Mobile] on: July 20, 2011, 03:15:35 PM
Cool service.
18853  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Someone keeps sending me BTC - what do? on: July 20, 2011, 03:10:43 PM
If you don't want to keep the BTC, I say you should spend it to help support the community.  Buy lots of stuff off the forum to support fellow members.  Donate some to people's sig addresses when they say something useful.  Try a few of the gambling websites.  Just spread them around, have fun doing it, and get some cool stuff.
18854  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: A case AGAINST merging Namecoin and Bitcoin mining on: July 20, 2011, 02:09:49 AM
Then tell me how it is not getting bigger if the number of blocks in the bitcoin blockchain increases every 10 minutes or so?

Obviously I was referring to the belief that the Bitcoin chain will get bloated with Namecoin data.

That's because you don't understand the concept of merged mining that's being discussed.   Wink
18855  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: A case AGAINST merging Namecoin and Bitcoin mining on: July 20, 2011, 12:27:04 AM
The miners will decide if they mergemine pussycoins or nutsackcoins depending on profitability. If nobody cares about those chains then nobody will mine them.

It is the pool who decides, not the miners... My understanding of the proposal is that this could be done by the pool without the miner's knowledge.

To take that a step further, it's the programers that would be merging the blockchains that decides... It sounds like you don't really understand what is being proposed? Sorry if I'm incorrect.
18856  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: A case AGAINST merging Namecoin and Bitcoin mining on: July 19, 2011, 11:51:33 PM
While I like the idea of 2 for 1 mining, I think merging the 2 projects is a mistake. The only argument I can make in favor of this merge is greed. Bitcoin is something special and starting to gain mainstream acceptance. Don't pollute the project by merging it with anything that will make an extra buck. It will most likely only destroy both projects, or at least devalue them to the point where they're basically worthless. Not to mention, what about when pussycoins come to the market, or nutsackcoins? Who decides what can/can't be merged? It's starting to make bitcoin sound a whole lot less attractive to me. Don't go down that rabbit hole.
18857  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Senator Rand Paul writes scathing letter to Democrats on: July 19, 2011, 11:33:58 PM
This has got to be some kind of geek metaphor-stretching record.

I agree.
18858  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Your child brings this letter home from school... on: July 19, 2011, 11:21:20 PM
This would be a good opportunity to teach your child that the world is full of average people and average = dumb. While learning to recognize and discredit misinformation you hear coming out of an average person's mouth is important, you must be respectful and argue your point maturely. That is where your child failed, and the reason he should 'serve his time' as they say.
18859  Bitcoin / Mining / Re: Video board HIS-6990 lasted only 3 days of mining... on: July 19, 2011, 11:13:20 PM
Ya, don't blame the brand.  I have 2 HIS-6870s and they run fine.  Worst thing that ever happened was when the sticker peeled off one of them.
18860  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: What's the Best Trading Exchange for you: Mt Gox, TH, or CampBX? on: July 19, 2011, 10:43:35 PM
Traders go where the volume is.  Nuff said.

pffft...lol...spoken like someone who isn't a trader.

I'm actually a legitimate stock trader who trades BTC for cheap entertainment.  You on the other hand...
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