i buy stuff off amazon or steam, and just recently added minutes to my cellphone with btc.
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www.eros.com for any US escort needs, from redheads to dominatrix. ...i can't believe i just did that.
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short term low 10.50 ?
it'll take a couple hours to eat that wall, at the least.
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i could suggest a website or two to find that kind of thing...
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well, that was an interesting change to wake up to.
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this whole power debate is exactly why i have always planned to set up solar/wind/whatever power sources asap for any significant mining effort. ...i should set up a solar selling business for BTC... ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif)
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site been having trouble today? had a load of rejects the last while, and it's currently down entirely.
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so, how is the closing of bitmit going to effect you?
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and good luck getting even a majority, let alone ALL miners to agree to this. "you guys won't sell below 20? well, if i sell at 19.50... "
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interesting, to put it lightly.
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brilliant adam, i love it.
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What will happen is the value of bitcoins will slightly increase. Hoard them.
I'm so-so at predicting swings in the price of BTC but this one's so gimme, I have to. Shortly before the split, people will buy up BTC to hold onto for the long term because eventually the price will go up significantly. That means a gigantic price spike! Then, when the blocks actually do split, the price will start to float upwards until too many decide that's "good enough" and dump off their coins. A little sustained $0.50 dip after weeks of slow raising will spook everyone into thinking they missed the opportunity to sell off their BTC at top price so there will be a massive dump. The miners waiting for the price to stop going up to sell and pay off their ASIC mining hardware debts will dump em off too. That seems extremely likely to happen and similar things have happened in the past. agreed that it's a likely scenario - but a month later, where will it be? a month after that? we're in for a heck of a winter. it MIGHT stabilize by march, but since we know Avalon's are only shipping in late feb (for main production run) even that's unlikely, in my opinion.
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well, that recovered quickly.
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These price movements are absurd.
lol, yes this has been really weird. A selloff turns into a rally. Someone must have a bot programmed on volume alone or something. Time to go back down again? ![Tongue](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/tongue.gif) well, it HAS dropped in the last 20 mins to 11.70...
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ok, regarding the URI thing: FINALLY got a successful complete sync of the main blockchain, and it worked fine. hurray!
man, virtual machines really don't like being left idle...
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*looks at his single amd 6870 mining card* ...i need a bigger crane...
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i'd bet my wallet.dat that this is bull, as those pcb pictures are someone elses. i THINK they're bfl, but i'm not sure. i just know i've seen them aroudn this forum somewhere.
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well, i'm still downloading the blockchain so i'm not 100% sure of this result.
but, when clicking that URI, i'm asked if i want to allow the brwoser to open a progam, and of course i allow it. then i get the windows 7 equivalent of an hourglass... then nothing happens. no error message, not attemtp to start a second instance of bitcoin-qt. nothing.
i want to try again when i've sync'd with the live blockchain, so that'll be in another 10k blocks...
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...i need more bitcoin...
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Can any Windows user, who used the 0.7.1 RC1 installer, confirm clicking URIs is working again.
Dia
i need a URI to try clicking. where can i find one?
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