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19241  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: When you cancel a credit card, they beg you to stay on: May 01, 2011, 02:14:33 PM
I was taught to save but luckily I figured out how to think for myself at a young age.
And I realised the only value cash had was what it could purchase. I've been cashing out my entire life.
and if I need cash I have plenty of valuable assets to liquidate. Wink

I've only ever been with a credit union. Never had or wanted a credit card. I think it's great people are finally getting sick of the banks. I couldn't imagine paying fees and charges to someone who is also earning interest on my money.

OMG, you got that right.  i'm lucky, i do have savings earnings 0% interest in the bank.  and they keep slipping more and more fees as if they had a right to do so.  i finally threatened to move my money and they backed off some of the fees.  i hate the ATM fees the most.  $2.50 for the other bank and another $2.50 for my bank.  extortion.
19242  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: When you cancel a credit card, they beg you to stay on: May 01, 2011, 02:11:11 PM
Savings account? I guess it was empty anyway.

Ravaged for mining hardware long ago Smiley

Besides, I'm 25....if I had a savings account with money in it I'd be some sort of freak of nature.

haven't u heard?  FerBanke has sold everyone under the age of 30 down the river.  u will get to pay for my generations retirement (Baby Boomer).  isn't that exciting! Undecided Undecided
19243  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: PLATO's Bitcoin Road Trip [Apr. 20-26: Raleigh > SC > Savanna, GA > Atlanta, GA] on: May 01, 2011, 02:07:32 PM
if u get into a real pinch for gas, let me know.  i think i can get u all the way across the US.
19244  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: PLATO's Bitcoin Road Trip on: May 01, 2011, 01:57:12 PM
Status report:

Thanks for the pins, everyone! I have enough to get to Florida - http://goo.gl/CflUH.
I haven't picked a hard departure date yet but I'm leaning towards the week of April 10th. I'm gonna head to MIT in Boston for a day or two (thanks Llama!), then head to Schenectady NY to give a talk on Bitcoin at my alma mater, Union College. I'll be explaining how the system works, what it is, etc. and talk about my trip. Details to follow when they're hashed out. I'd love to give more talks along the way, so if you know of a potential venue, get in touch with me.

Here's some pics of my ride: http://imgur.com/a/MixaF

God I can't wait to get to some warm states - Connecticut has not been warm since September.

PLATO

you're backtracking?
19245  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Washington Post mentions bitcoin on: May 01, 2011, 01:46:34 PM
that is a totally ridiculous argument.  the Fed stabilizing the money supply?  what a joke!  bottom line:  its a private bank owned by all the other banks to bail themselves out of their speculative excesses.  the head of the Hydra.  legalized counterfeiting for the benefit of the financial elite.  criminal cartel extraordinaire. vampire squid with blood funnel jammed down the throat of the US Treasury.  FerBanke the enabler.  Head Twit.  Alan Greenspan, former Head Twit.  Mr. Magoo.  I'm tired.
19246  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: MTGox vs mysterious Russia on: May 01, 2011, 01:36:49 PM
For info ddos has stopped.

I will still move activity to a more proofed server once I find one that fits all the requirements.

cmon Mag, still waiting
19247  Economy / Marketplace / Re: Ubitex: In-person Bitcoin exchange [STOCK AVAILABLE: 807 SHARES] on: May 01, 2011, 12:59:34 PM
Coddle me Cuddle:  downloaded first link but get file extension i've never seen before https://gitorious.org/black-market/black-market-client/archive-tarball/master.  doing this in Win 7 via VMWare on Macbook.  doesn't install like apps i'm used to.  be patient and walk me thru this...

If you're using Windows, just do this.

Cuddle:  just let me send u btc directly and u can buy shares for me.  ur instructions r not detailed enough for a non tech guy.
19248  Economy / Marketplace / Re: Ubitex: In-person Bitcoin exchange [STOCK AVAILABLE: 807 SHARES] on: May 01, 2011, 07:56:56 AM
Coddle me Cuddle:  downloaded first link but get file extension i've never seen before https://gitorious.org/black-market/black-market-client/archive-tarball/master.  doing this in Win 7 via VMWare on Macbook.  doesn't install like apps i'm used to.  be patient and walk me thru this...

If you're using Windows, just do this.

i've got Python 2.7 folder installed in Win 7.  from here not sure what to do.  instructions seem to indicate using terminal commands.  can't get further than this.  is there no GUI interface for newbies?
19249  Economy / Marketplace / Re: Ubitex: In-person Bitcoin exchange [STOCK AVAILABLE: 807 SHARES] on: May 01, 2011, 07:23:25 AM

hey cuddle, i'm a non hacker.  do u seriously expect me to be able to download that github black mkt program?  i'm a macOSX user on my macbook pro but i have windows 7 running with VMWare if i have to.
i want to invest in Ubitex.  whats the easiest way to get shares now?  you can email me if u want at idoc@lazer.pro
If you're not technically inclined, it's probably best to wait until Monday, when it's officially re-opened.

you've already sold some shares right?  why can't i get some now?
Okay then.
Click here.
Set that up, then click here.

Then do "python blackmarket.py BUY (number of shares) UBX 100000000"
Okay?

Coddle me Cuddle:  downloaded first link but get file extension i've never seen before https://gitorious.org/black-market/black-market-client/archive-tarball/master.  doing this in Win 7 via VMWare on Macbook.  doesn't install like apps i'm used to.  be patient and walk me thru this...
19250  Economy / Marketplace / Re: Ubitex: In-person Bitcoin exchange [STOCK AVAILABLE: 807 SHARES] on: May 01, 2011, 06:48:17 AM

hey cuddle, i'm a non hacker.  do u seriously expect me to be able to download that github black mkt program?  i'm a macOSX user on my macbook pro but i have windows 7 running with VMWare if i have to.
i want to invest in Ubitex.  whats the easiest way to get shares now?  you can email me if u want at idoc@lazer.pro
If you're not technically inclined, it's probably best to wait until Monday, when it's officially re-opened.

you've already sold some shares right?  why can't i get some now?
19251  Economy / Marketplace / Re: Ubitex: In-person Bitcoin exchange [STOCK AVAILABLE: 807 SHARES] on: May 01, 2011, 06:42:06 AM

hey cuddle, i'm a non hacker.  do u seriously expect me to be able to download that github black mkt program?  i'm a macOSX user on my macbook pro but i have windows 7 running with VMWare if i have to.
i want to invest in Ubitex.  whats the easiest way to get shares now?  you can email me if u want at idoc@lazer.pro
19252  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: decentralized Bitcoin are highly centralized to mtgox!11 on: May 01, 2011, 06:34:15 AM
I have nothing to do with it.

You are a lier.   You already admitted that you are behind the DDoS attack.    And by the way, LEARN ENGLISH.   This is the English language section.   No one can understand anything you say.    Better yet, just go away.   No one CARES about anything you have to say.   You have successfully DESTROYED your own reputation in the Bitcoin world.

Dude don't worry about it he's just trolling you now.  He knows he admitted it and so does every one else don't waste your time on him.

even if he didn't admit it, he certainly tried to take advantage of it, which is just as bad
19253  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: decentralized Bitcoin are highly centralized to mtgox!11 on: May 01, 2011, 06:31:35 AM
bitcoinex, you have the right to remain silent...

he would have been much better off if he had
19254  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: decentralized Bitcoin are highly centralized to mtgox!11 on: May 01, 2011, 05:54:06 AM
mtgox back up boys.  RALLY BACK ON!
19255  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: MTGox vs mysterious Russia on: May 01, 2011, 05:49:21 AM
everythings good in my acct so i'm happy Cheesy Cheesy
19256  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: MTGox vs mysterious Russia on: May 01, 2011, 05:41:13 AM


you're talking to a non hacker.  explain.

If you're getting the check back in 5 minutes error that's normal still heavy trafic what error are you getting exactly?
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actually i'm in now but was getting error "load avg still too high"  or something like that.
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way to go MagTux.  i still want instructions in my email executed right away.
19257  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: MTGox vs mysterious Russia on: May 01, 2011, 05:39:37 AM


you're talking to a non hacker.  explain.
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If you're getting the check back in 5 minutes error that's normal still heavy trafic what error are you getting exactly?
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actually i'm in now but was getting error "load avg still too high"  or something like that.
19258  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: MTGox vs mysterious Russia on: May 01, 2011, 05:31:34 AM
why am i seeing mtgox recent trades on bitcoincharts.com on its 1 min interval?

Because it [almost] works. I still block when loadavg goes too high, but it somehow works.

so some ppl r getting into your site while most others, like me, cannot?

Are you accessing from a public network or is your ip compromised?

you're talking to a non hacker.  explain.
19259  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: MTGox vs mysterious Russia on: May 01, 2011, 05:27:35 AM
why am i seeing mtgox recent trades on bitcoincharts.com on its 1 min interval?

bitcoincharts.com last trade  $3.57/BTC
Thanks for the tip.  Smiley

yeah, least its UP

BTC=teflon currency
19260  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: MTGox vs mysterious Russia on: May 01, 2011, 05:24:22 AM
last 50 min about 2 dozen trades since stoppage
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