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go back to heck forums pls
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Yes an alien told me last night to short bitcoin
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Yeah I am aware of all google updates. I am also aware that the best form of SEO is sometimes no SEO. I do advise some people of this depending on how well their site is designed. Maybe that is why only the Email service has been selling. Some sites really need some backlinks and some other things . Its a very individual service based around the customers websites needs. Thanks for reading my thread guys  What are you talking about dude? If you're going to sell a service, you should at least read up on the subject LOL |
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What a vivid imagination, you should be a writer.
hehe thx baby, i know i'm not the best writer tho <3 you and me, we could be writing a story about us right now you said u were a gril right?? i'll fly u over here and wine and dine u, show u my altcoins (if u know what i mean *hint* *hint*) i got tenebrix, stellars and bitshares i'm not like other guys, i dont fool around with big money nxtcoin, monero, quark, you name it i got it i even got exotic coins from all around the world, auroracoin from iceland, chinacoin from the Far East, i'm a well-travelled man you know *tips alpaca wool fedora* i'd do anything for u baby, give ya all this n more, our romance gonna be a New York Times bestseller, you just gotta say yes |
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You guys are just speculating, you have no idea what girls really want cause you're not a girl. We always talk with my friends about this and I think most of them agree they want security from their "guy" over everything else. A banker may seem safer than a bitcoiner but the way things are these days I wouldn't bet on it. How many bankers have lost their jobs recently? Quite a lot. Also, they have lost their reputation in recent years. Big time footballers for example are a safer bet, even the dumbest of girls can work out that even is their footballer guy retires at a young age they already made enough £ to last forever, plus can still live off their fame doing guest appearances for the rest of their life. I think a girl's biggest fear is not being poor/average but actually not being able to mantain a certain status once they get it, for example becoming rich and then losing it all would be their biggest nightmare, that sort of shame in society. I think Bitcoiners are risk takers in nature and most girls would run a mile from any guy who enjoys sailing too close to the wind, it's not far from dating a gambler if you think about it. Girls need security, not just for themselves but for their future children etc. However, IF said Bitcoiner happens to come from a rich family then there's a safe "backup", and/or IF he happens to already have a few million in properties or FIAT ("real" money, since btc could dissapear tomorrow), PLUS if he promises not to do anything stupid ever i.e. suddenly investing all life savings and properties in a new btc opportunity which could turn out to be BFL-esque and bankcrupt the entire family/ Well, then yes you Bitcoiners have a fair chance to get chosen by a girl. Note: I said "a lot of" girls. I'm a girl and I don't personally agree with those views myself. I would choose love/feelings over everything else, I don't really care what a guy does or how ricch he is as long as he's a nice person, and as long as I love him and he loves me back. Hope this was useful to you guys, I know some of you don't talk to girls much so maybe this will help I bet I talk to more girls in a day than you do in a year lol. Stop trolling, You may talk to girls but you're a guy, I'm a girl and I know we don't tell guys as much as we tell other girls. I know information from the inside. If you don't wanna know that's fine but I'm sure some guys on here do appreciate a bit of help on that department. I'm sure all females share the same opinion you do lol. Stop trolling. I'm not trolling at all. I think it's good if guys know what some girls may think about Bitcoiners and what to expect. So you're saying that being interested in bitcoin means you know nothing about the sophisticated minds of beautiful, wise women like yourself. Way to generalize lol. Stop trolling. |
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Max Brooks - World War Z (my 2nd time)  I love this book! It's much, much better than the movie. I really wish there was a movie that was exactly the same as the book. |
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My favourite way of drinking coffee:   Looks photoshopped, would not drink |
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We need biometric fingerprint and breath recognition technology (see the other thread in the Beginners & Help section).
I can tell this is going to be the next big thing.
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Thanks I appreciate it. Last I checked we has 27 R9 290's available to use for mining. I just need to know if its best to mine Scrypt mining Litecoins or bitcoin or something else.
Forget about bitcoins with GPU. There are two approaches: Mine something "stable" like litecoin, sell them as you mine them, this would give a stady income. or Find somekinda altcoin that have potential to rise in value, mine a bunch of them and sell them when price a high (this is more speculation than mining, but have worked for many). . Basically you cant mine straight scrypt asics have taken it over. I think you will find GPU disappointing. If you are paying electricity you will lose more then you make. I had to pull the plug on 8500 watt worth of GPU's a while back just because I was going to lose money. You can do it, but you would be better off with a nice ASIC if you truly have electricity you don't care about. essentially I get the GPU's for free. its hard to pay for ASIC's but I will propose it. If you need to make money with the GPUs, sell them on Craigslist. |
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Forget about the financial 'geniuses' trying to figure out the true value of BTC. And don't worry about how and why bitcoin may or may not fail.
Digital crypto currencies are the future and simply an evolution of the current credit and debit card networks we are using right now.
One the hurdles bitcoin has to overcome before it will ever become adopted by the mainstream is one of ease of use.
It's pretty hard to fuck up using a credit or debit card.. and even if you do the bank and credit card companies will generally cover you as a consumer. Merchants get the shaft of course.
Bitcoin's semi anonymity is great except it's as insecure on a social level as paper money. I don't want to be in a dark alley making a 10k transaction with someone i don't know for a physical item i can't test or return.
Wallet addresses need to be bound to an identity so reputation and trust can be established thereby building a framework of security and accountability.
The semi-anonymous nature of bitcoin also lends to it's lack of user friendliness. Most people simply don't have the understanding or knowledge required to secure and use their wallets. It's to fricking hard and stressful when you have a large number of BTC. Bare minimum we can agree it's a lot harder and more stressful than it is to use a debit or credit card backed by 'money' in a bank.
I understand there is a lack of trust in banks and financial institutions and that is the appeal of bitcoin. but bitcoin doesn't become mainstream without being EASIER to use.
This is where biometric wallets will come into play. If bitcoin is not the first to adopt this it will fail. And if it is the first to adopt it then we know we have pioneered the beast system where buying and selling cannot be done without the mark.
Your biometric information generates a key tied to your wallet. QRcode is replaced or exists alongside your biometrics. This is coming. A company like blockchain.info is surely looking at this. Adoption rate will soar through the roof when wallets are inexplicably tied to identity. Everything falls into place.
this is cool! bitcoin is not doomed! is is going to a higher level!!! Yep, we are certainly going to the moon if we can keep up this level of innovation and cutting-edge technology. |
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ok i want to earn some little money 10-25$ at week or i am wait the btc increase and value of miner increase
Make your own financial decisions. Do you need help picking lottery numbers too? |
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>tfw no qt3.14 bitcoin gf
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As a "legit" ebay seller im getting worried by seeing other sellers closed down for needless reasons without a chance to reopen. Recently ive just seen someone with 100% feedback and many years selling on ebay shut down no reason given. (i guess its a string of defects)
I see people buy ebay accounts.... why? & If ebay shuts you down as a seller is there a work around?
I have not heard of this but i don't ebay. Although I have a friend who does. The only work around would be these things: 1. New account with new credit cards, new paypal, new contact info. Open in your wifes name LOL 2. Call ebay and threaten to open a lawsuit over it. They respond well to threats of attorneys. Or you could just... use bitcoin *ba dum tsh* Lower transaction fees, no chargebacks, free to setup "By 2015, cash could be looking like an endangered species" -techradar.com |
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swag is for boys class is for men *tips fedora purchased with bitcoin*
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I would send you BTC0.1 if you sent me BTC0.2 first.
Funniest and most original comment of the year award goes to... |
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Rule 30
So going by the rules of the internet you are guys and therefore creeping me out.
oh haha thought you were ignoring me LOL so you still wanna cam?? or just talk?? im up for it if you are baby |
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Remembered about it when I was on post 1339. Had to delete 2 posts to get to it  Any other easter eggs I should look out for? I asked; doesn't seem like it unfortunately  There's an Easter egg when you get 6968 posts. You can see it under my name. |
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