Generally, profit from trading is capital gains, not regular income. Specifically, the rules regarding capital gains tax vary from country to country, so nobody here can help you without knowing what country you're in, other than to tell you to consult an accountant (which you should really be doing anyway instead of asking for tax advice on this forum).

Is this a troll post? You reject "high-level languages as first languages like Python, VisualBasic or Java" but want to start with QBASIC and TurboPascal, which are even higher-level and exponentially crappier? And you think that's "the best learning plan"? I mean, TurboPascal's not too bad, but QBASIC will rot your brain and corrupt your mind. You'll have to unlearn everything you learnt about it before you can learn anything else, so why bother? If you really want to learn to get close to the CPU, just grab a copy of The C Programming Language by Brain Kernigham and Dennis Ritchie and get cracking. It has a decent tutorial, not that I normally recommend starting with C instead of Python, Java, or even C++, but whatever.

As for mathematics, what you learnt in school isn't mathematics for the most part, it's computation, a relic from a simpler time when people actually needed to do that. Nowadays, we have machines to do computation for us. For programming, it's helpful to be able to do things like multiplying by powers of two in your head, but if not, you can always use a calculator. As far as real mathematics are concerned, you need to know simple arithmetic and algebra for starters. Anything involving graphics will involve plane geometry and possibly trigonometry. For 3D graphics, solid geometry, matrix and quaternion arithmetic. Again, you don't really need to know how to do perform these calculations (that's the computer's job), just how to apply them to the problem at hand.

If you are truly that generous that you're willing to give away your hard-earned money to us, my donation address is in my signature. Otherwise, I am forced to conclude that you are not really losing money on this deal, which is only possible if you stole the gift cards.

I am deeply disappointed that this still doesn't exist.

They also had a tendency to produce motive power, and people are generally only willing to risk their life on something if that thing actually works.

At the risk of stating the obvious, if you're getting paid in Bitcoin, your boss knows your Bitcoin addresses, and hence will find out. Companies monitor what their employees post on social media; do you think they won't monitor Bitcoin transactions too?

That link is two months old. As you can clearly see on the exchange itself, trading has indeed yet commenced.

Are you stupid, or just illiterate?

This fact alone means bupkis. The dose makes the poison. Uranium and plutonium are simply not very radioactive. Like all heavy metals, they are chemically toxic if inhaled or ingested, but that's all. The radioactivity is not a significant factor.

Version 0.10 Tor hidden service.

It isn't. It's only 2.5 MB (V.90) or 3 MB (V.92) every 10 minutes, assuming the node uploads as much as it downloads.

You are wrong. He said nothing like that, and neither did Satoshi. Bitcoin originally had no block size limit; it was added later as an anti-DOS measure with the expectation that it would be increased if necessary.

Respect is earned, not given. You have already received a great deal more respect than you rightly deserve, and you did not return the excess. Your demand is unreasonable.

You are a liar. If you really wondered where the quotes came from, you would have searched the thread and discovered that they were quoted from the first and fifteenth posts in this thread, which you never edited to remove your outrageous claims. Nor did you ever change the inflammatory subject of this thread.

At first I though you were honestly mistaken and really bad at math, then I thought you were a kook, but kooks don't generally lie about retracting their outrageous claims, which makes me question your motives. I agree with gmaxwell - you're trying to sell something, and we're not buying it. I suggest you give up now before you embarrass yourself further.

They aren't. They're only ferociously attacked when they continue to say so after it is repeatedly explained to them why such patterns are, in fact, not unusual in the slightest.

Only valiron does. He claims there's something wrong with the mining process but won't explain what. Nobody else is trying to hide it, whatever "it" is.

He hasn't and it doesn't.

Why? If the problem is that she's not satisfied, neither of those are the solution. The G-spot is only about 1-2 inches into the vagina. A 3-inch penis is quite sufficient and a longer one won't help at all. Slowing down will help somewhat, but your fundamental problem is not that your tool is too small, it's that it's the wrong tool for the job entirely. Manual or oral stimulation of the clitoris is much better method of satisfying a woman, regardless of penis size.

I was just about to say that. Guess I'm not the only one who needs to be careful.

I meant 300,000,000 (that's the closeness we're talking about right?), but I misplaced a few zeros somewhere around the second glass of absinthe. This is why you shouldn't drink and derive.

They are. The timestamps are exactly the same, down to very second.

No. Atheism and irreligion are entirely separate concepts. There are several religions that don't involve belief in a deity: Buddhism, Taoism, Jainism, etc. There's nothing ironic about that.

Which happens to be just under 750 metric kilobytes, which is the default maximum block size.

Not close at all. A difference of 300,000,000 is about one thirteenth of the maximum range, which means consecutive nonces will be this close together over 10 times a day.

(Edited to correct drunken math)

10 minutes, actually.

I kind of doubt it...