Mike,

i think this is a great idea but it would be even more helpful if ppl listed their credentials as well.  a name by itself does nothing for me beyond the nickname.  however, credentials, education, etc would really make me more confident that the place is being run by adults who know what they're doing rather than by a bunch of young geeks/ hacksters.

what is Chase Quickpay?  how does it work and whats the cost? 

why is it that everyone who is ignorant about btc has to ask you "is it dangerous"?  b/c thats always so front and center in your interviews, i think u need to take the opposite angle and say NO, its not dangerous.  its the way for the majority of citizens across the world to gain back their independence from the financial manipulators.  its not the USD per say that we're against; its the banksters who twist the system to their advantage.

i think the way u have to approach your interviews is to ask the fundamental question, why is this happening?  what is the problem?  the answer is simple and is clearly represented by the graph of the value of the USD declining almost 100% in the last century since the advent of the Federal Reserve.  i like to explain it to ppl by drawing a graph of the US monetary supply; essentially an upward parabola and contrast it with a graph of btc generation which is a leveling off.  the stark contrast immediately registers with the avg persons understanding.

Ubitex is an anonymous peer to peer exchange.

does this work on MacOSX?

except in the USSA

can u write a depth chart plugin?

i just spoke to dwolla and they don't have a "username" field.  how do u do this?

where on Dwollas website can u choose to use nicknames?

thanks u guys.  its working well.  great plugin!

not a good idea?

where do i put the .blackmarket3.rsa file?

couldn't this be automated with a generated alert to the Forum?

to me all this fantasy talk about assasinations, money laundering, drugs, etc. are just wild ramblings of young btc'ers who let their minds run wild  and giddy over a new appreciating currency.  bottom line, u can be tracked if necessary.

there have been no shortages of theories of how an adversary to btc could attack the network.  most revolve around taking over 50% of the network to destroy the validity of the block chain.  i was thinking how i as an individual have stopped mining long ago b/c of my reduced ability to compete in generating coins with the pooled miners.  however, i do have 3 rather new and speedy CPU computers that can generate a not too insignificant hash rate but are off the btc network.  i also have developed a significant financial interest in btc and stock, not to mention a philosophical love of the concept.  if an attack by an outsider were to occur i for one would have no problem turning on my 3 computers to add to the resiliency of the network.  i'm wondering if anyone has worked out any models trying to estimate what the hidden resiliency of network from others like me might be?  i'm willing to bet that well over 60% of btc users might be in my category.  in fact, one of the administrators should try to outline a plan to mobilize as many btc users with dormant clients in event of an attack like this.  the way i see it, this could be a good way to snuff out and severely damage an adversary.

sorry Slush. i'm a non techie.  could u list specifically these 2 steps?:

3. Start feed in a console (no parameters required, list of all parameters: sierrachartfeed.exe --help)
4. Start SierraChart software

he knows this thread exists believe me.

well, that just proves my point; he lost 6/1.44 or 417% on that one tx.  multiply those kinda losses x potentially dozens if not hundreds of lock ins and he's out of business.

PROBLEM RESOLVED!!! well, thank God for Theymos.  on his suggestion, i deleted the 2 block files and let the client redownload the block chain and it finally worked.  SO relieved!

what about this?

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