+1, arrived today. boots like a pro.

If you still have the fuzzies, Levelator (http://www.conversationsnetwork.org/levelator/) is incredible with white noise cleanup. And a opening theme wouldn't hurt, as that's the Podcast thing to do.

Thank you kindly!

So I have a Five Below store (http://www.fivebelow.com) in my neighborhood, and they are offering Backpacks for $5 a pop. They aren't sports grade or anything special, but they can fit in a flat rate envelope, they sell in bulk, and have other stuffs, everything under $5.

So, for a Backpack, one Bitcoin will cover cost and shipping, and PM with address and proof of purchase to get it within a couple of days stateside, an extra BTC for international, and one more for Express Mail domestically. If you want to send me a list of other stuff to pickup, I'll see what I can do, but no promises.

Flat rate if you can manage, maybe an envelope if you are sure as hell it will not leak. Maybe Shipwire might be helpful if you need to get it to a lot of places fast.

Put.io is a service that allows for people to share and enjoy torrents and downloadable files, and they are now open to the public, no wait listing or waiting for account approval, and a brand new API for getting at your files quicker. Free 1GB accounts with unlimited bandwidth on a ludicrously fast pipe, and paid options going all the way to 1 Terabyte on a per month basis. MP4 files work directly in the page, and anything else can either be played as is in VLC or a related player/plugin, or converted to an MP4 in minutes.   They also allow for RSS subscriptions to torrents and video/audio podcasts, and you can share items in accounts with one another, giving others access to what you are watching, and having more media to explore through other users.

I can pay for upgraded accounts if you send in log in information or are willing to let me create an account for you. PM for details, but for now, 1BTC is the Pro tier, 2 for Premium, 5 for 1TB. You can also sign up for an account at their main page, or through https://put.io/r/VDSJ to get my referral and space bonus. (Free 350 MB for referrals and referrers.) And if you like the service, you can get your own referal link and post it in the thread. Have fun guys.

Concur and confirm.

Does anyone actually use the bitcoin:{address} format for generating and scanning QR codes, or would I be better off keeping the codes as raw addresses?

Yeah... Kinda stinks, but nothing that a VPN can't fix.

So, now that Hulu Plus is offering a Gift Card for subscribers, I'm gonna offer a month for 1 BTC, and 10 for a year. PM me a receipt, and I'll get you a code, and that's it. On top of that, I can refer your email address for two free weeks, no charge with a purchase, since I'd get two weeks free as well per paying customer, including gift cards, and that's good for up to a year.  

I personally like having more tv at my beck and call, on the devices I want, and you cannot lose with just 1 BTC in the hole. So, check it out then, at hulu.com/plus, and see if anything catches your attention.

That can't be good, but how do we know he wasn't just trollololing?

Tempted to wait a couple hours, and see what happens. Could get a bunch of BTC cheap maybe.

^Who's Pirate?

So, we have commodity items, that double as raffle tickets? So, what then?

Wanted to see if I could get a new TShirt for Bitcoin running. Can we chat, Campbell?

How about this?

http://www.customink.com/designs/bitcoin/fmc0-000q-rdhg/twt

They can go up to $25 ala carte, but if we cash in on a bunch of them, could probably pull it off for a little under 1BTC a pop.

So, there are several alternative markets for Android, and technically iPhone through jailbroken means. Could we throw an ecosystem that allows users and devs to pay for apps and in app purchases in Bitcoin? We'd still have free applications, like any other market, but seems like BTC on mobile has been mostly overlooked.

Wonder how 600,000 cores from the Google Compute Engine would roll with cgminer. That and more Chrome OS love is good Chrome OS love.

Might want to see if you can start a Google Voice bot, and let the big G eat the cost for you. Google already knows everything ever, so security can't be that big an issue. If GV doesn't play nice with scripts, forward requests to an If This, Then That number, start a dropbox for text file dumps, then parse and send from that?

Thanks, looking for immediate exchange though. Ah well.

There has got to be a way to profit off my own bankruptcy, right?