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Other / Off-topic / Re: Lame pickup line contest

on: July 02, 2012, 11:57:17 PM

Let's go back to my place and fork it.

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Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: www.realgg.nl is a SCAM SITE

on: July 02, 2012, 11:53:01 PM

Quote from: gensen on July 02, 2012, 11:29:58 PM When did you tried it because we dont even exchange Ukash to Paypal! Please give me your order details ! https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=64573.msg761427#msg761427 Quote Do you need a Exchange !? We can do it! whit or new method we are able to Exchange your e-money in to the currency you like! www.realgg.nl Ukash - Ukash -> Bitcoins (15% Fee) - Ukash -> Liberty Reserve (15% Fee) - Ukash -> Western Union (15% Fee) - Ukash -> Paypal (15% Fee) - Ukash -> Moneybookers (10% Fee) - Ukash -> Neteller (15% Fee) - Ukash -> Perfect Money (15% Fee) - Ukash -> Webmoney (15% Fee) Start Trade ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Bitcoins - Bitcoin -> Ukash (10% Fee) - Bitcoin -> Liberty Reserve (10% Fee) - Bitcoin -> Western Union (10% Fee) - Bitcoin -> Paypal (10% Fee) - Bitcoin -> Moneybookers (10% Fee) - Bitcoin -> Neteller (10% Fee) - Bitcoin -> Perfect Money (10% Fee) - Bitcoin -> Webmoney (10% Fee) Start Trade ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Paypal - Paypal -> Ukash (10% Fee) - Paypal -> Bitcoin (15% Fee) - Paypal -> Liberty Reserve (15% Fee) - Paypal -> Western Onion (10% Fee) - Paypal -> Moneybookers (10% Fee) - Paypal -> Neteller (10% Fee) - Paypal -> Perfect Money (10% Fee) - Paypal -> Webmoney (10% Fee) Start Trade ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Liberty Reserve - LibertyR -> Ukash (15% Fee) - LibertyR -> Bitcoin (15% Fee) - LibertyR -> Western Union (15% Fee) - LibertyR -> Paypal (15% Fee) - LibertyR -> Moneybookers (10% Fee) - LibertyR -> Neteller (15%Fee) - LibertyR -> Perfect Money (10% Fee) - LibertyR -> Webmoney (10% Fee) Start Trade ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Western Union - WesternU -> Bitcoin (15% Fee) - WesternU -> Ukash (15% Fee) - WesternU -> Liberty reserve (20% Fee) - WesternU -> Paypal (10% Fee) - WesternU -> Moneybookers (10% Fee) - WesternU -> Neteller (10% Fee) - WesternU -> Perfect Money (10% Fee) - WesternU -> Webmoney (10% Fee) Start Trade ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Moneybookers - Moneybookers -> Bitcoin (15% Fee) - Moneybookers -> Liberty Reserve (20% Fee) - Moneybookers -> Western Union (10% Fee) - Moneybookers -> Ukash (10% Fee) - Moneybookers -> Paypal (10% Fee) - Moneybookers -> Neteller (10% Fee) - Moneybookers -> Perfect Money (10% Fee) - Moneybookers -> Webmoney (10% Fee) Start Trade ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Neteller - Neteller -> Bitcoin (15% Fee) - Neteller -> Liberty Reserve (20% Fee) - Neteller -> Western Union (10% Fee) - Neteller -> Ukash (10% Fee) - Neteller -> Paypal (10% Fee) - Neteller -> Moneybookers (10% Fee) - Neteller -> Perfect Money (10% Fee) - Neteller -> Webmoney (10% Fee) Start Trade ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Perfect Money - Perfect Money -> Bitcoin (15% Fee) - Perfect Money -> Liberty Reserve (20% Fee) - Perfect Money -> Western Union (10% Fee) - Perfect Money -> Ukash (10% Fee) - Perfect Money -> Paypal (10% Fee) - Perfect Money -> Moneybookers (10% Fee) - Perfect Money -> Neteller (10% Fee) - Perfect Money-> Webmoney (10% Fee) Start Trade ------------------------------------------------------------------------ WEBMONEY - Webmoney -> Bitcoin - Webmoney -> Liberty Reserve - Webmoney -> Western Union - Webmoney -> Ukash - Webmoney -> Paypal - Webmoney -> Moneybookers - Webmoney -> Perfect money - Webmoney -> Neteller Start Trade Oh you don't? Then why did you say that you did?

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Other / Off-topic / Re: Lame pickup line contest

on: July 02, 2012, 11:49:24 PM

So you like inflation, eh?

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Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Instantly gained an option to receive a payment, (no label)

on: July 02, 2012, 10:02:41 PM

no problem! I posted a picture of what I did to give you a visual.

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Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Instantly gained an option to receive a payment, (no label)

on: July 02, 2012, 10:02:03 PM

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Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Instantly gained an option to receive a payment, (no label)

on: July 02, 2012, 09:56:27 PM

Quote from: jakkal2012 on July 02, 2012, 09:48:59 PM Quote from: the joint on July 02, 2012, 09:36:11 PM Quote from: jakkal2012 on July 02, 2012, 09:26:35 PM Quote from: the joint on July 02, 2012, 09:21:46 PM Quote from: jakkal2012 on July 02, 2012, 09:18:01 PM So I downloaded and signed up to Bitcoin, and in the software I already have an option to receive coins from a (no label) address... is this a scam? Phishing attempt? Or is this a normal first introductory payment/incredibly small payment from Bitcoin to verify a user? I am seriously a total newbie to this, so sorry for sounding stupid in advance. Haha, it's ok. The 'receive coins' tab will allow you to view all of your receiving addresses. Whatever addresses are listed there are the addresses you can give to people to receive coins. If you click "new address" at the bottom, this will allow you to generate a new receiving address. The 'no label' part simply means that you haven't yet labeled the address. You can change the label to whatever you like. For example, you might label the address 'Deepbit' if you want to use that address to receive mined coins from the Deepbit pool. Or, if you want to receive coins from me, you might label it "The Joint." Try this. Copy/paste that address here, and I'll send you .01 BTC so you can see how it works. Then edit the label to say "The Joint," and if we ever do business in the future, you can simply reuse that same address and send it to me. This helps you organize all of your different receiving transactions by using a different address for each person/company that you receive coins from. Oh! haha, I see, it's the opposite of what I thought it was... I assumed it was someone giving me money... haha! So signing it would do what exactly? Provide whoever I give that address to some information that I specify? Like my house address? Don't worry yet about "signing" addresses. That has to do with something a bit more complicated. Read https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=70911.0 to learn a bit more about the signing feature. Click on your 'receive coins' tab, click on the Bitcoin address listed there, hit "copy to clipboard" at the bottom, and then paste it in a post in this thread. I will send you .01 BTC. After you've received your .01 BTC, double-click on the label column next to the address and edit it to say "The Joint." Then you can use that address with me in the future. If you perform a business transaction on these forums (for example, let's say you want to sell something for Bitcoins), someone might say to you, "Give me your BTC address." Then, if you want to receive coins from that person, you would click "new address" and label it accordingly. Then, you would have a whole new address listed in your 'receive coins' tab, and you would then copy/paste this new address to the buyer so they could send you the coins. This just helps to keep your transactions separate and organized as opposed to using just one address for every single person that wants to send coins to you. Ah, I see! This makes a whole lot of sense! My address is: 1BPkGr6XzYLGCyFdRSTiektnnZHD99oywY Also, if I want to pay someone in Bitcoins, and provide my home address to them, how would I go about doing this? I need their address right? .01 BTC has just been sent to you I'm not sure what you mean about a "home address." When you want to send coins to someone, you would do as I just did with you. I asked you to copy/paste your BTC address, and you did. Now, I took that address you gave me, copied/pasted it, then clicked on the "send coins" tab in my bitcoin client. When you hit "send coins," it will say "pay to:" followed by a blank field. I copied/pasted the address you gave me in that blank field. Next, it will say "label:" followed by a blank field. In that blank field, I put "jakkal2012" so I know that the address belongs to you. If I ever want to send coins to you again in the future, I can click on my "address book" and just look for your name! Next, it will say "Amount:" followed by a blank field. In that blank field, I put ".01" and then I clicked "Send" in the bottom right hand corner. Now, my wallet is encrypted with a password/passphrase, and I highly suggest you do the same. After I clicked "Send," the client prompted me to enter my password/passphrase. This ensures that if your wallet is stolen somehow that a stranger cannot send coins from your wallet. If your wallet is not encrypted, then the coins will be sent as soon as you click "Send."

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Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Instantly gained an option to receive a payment, (no label)

on: July 02, 2012, 09:36:11 PM

Quote from: jakkal2012 on July 02, 2012, 09:26:35 PM Quote from: the joint on July 02, 2012, 09:21:46 PM Quote from: jakkal2012 on July 02, 2012, 09:18:01 PM So I downloaded and signed up to Bitcoin, and in the software I already have an option to receive coins from a (no label) address... is this a scam? Phishing attempt? Or is this a normal first introductory payment/incredibly small payment from Bitcoin to verify a user? I am seriously a total newbie to this, so sorry for sounding stupid in advance. Haha, it's ok. The 'receive coins' tab will allow you to view all of your receiving addresses. Whatever addresses are listed there are the addresses you can give to people to receive coins. If you click "new address" at the bottom, this will allow you to generate a new receiving address. The 'no label' part simply means that you haven't yet labeled the address. You can change the label to whatever you like. For example, you might label the address 'Deepbit' if you want to use that address to receive mined coins from the Deepbit pool. Or, if you want to receive coins from me, you might label it "The Joint." Try this. Copy/paste that address here, and I'll send you .01 BTC so you can see how it works. Then edit the label to say "The Joint," and if we ever do business in the future, you can simply reuse that same address and send it to me. This helps you organize all of your different receiving transactions by using a different address for each person/company that you receive coins from. Oh! haha, I see, it's the opposite of what I thought it was... I assumed it was someone giving me money... haha! So signing it would do what exactly? Provide whoever I give that address to some information that I specify? Like my house address? Don't worry yet about "signing" addresses. That has to do with something a bit more complicated. Read https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=70911.0 to learn a bit more about the signing feature. Click on your 'receive coins' tab, click on the Bitcoin address listed there, hit "copy to clipboard" at the bottom, and then paste it in a post in this thread. I will send you .01 BTC. After you've received your .01 BTC, double-click on the label column next to the address and edit it to say "The Joint." Then you can use that address with me in the future. If you perform a business transaction on these forums (for example, let's say you want to sell something for Bitcoins), someone might say to you, "Give me your BTC address." Then, if you want to receive coins from that person, you would click "new address" and label it accordingly. Then, you would have a whole new address listed in your 'receive coins' tab, and you would then copy/paste this new address to the buyer so they could send you the coins. This just helps to keep your transactions separate and organized as opposed to using just one address for every single person that wants to send coins to you.

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Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Instantly gained an option to receive a payment, (no label)

on: July 02, 2012, 09:21:46 PM

Quote from: jakkal2012 on July 02, 2012, 09:18:01 PM So I downloaded and signed up to Bitcoin, and in the software I already have an option to receive coins from a (no label) address... is this a scam? Phishing attempt? Or is this a normal first introductory payment/incredibly small payment from Bitcoin to verify a user? I am seriously a total newbie to this, so sorry for sounding stupid in advance. Haha, it's ok. The 'receive coins' tab will allow you to view all of your receiving addresses. Whatever addresses are listed there are the addresses you can give to people to receive coins. If you click "new address" at the bottom, this will allow you to generate a new receiving address. The 'no label' part simply means that you haven't yet labeled the address. You can change the label to whatever you like. For example, you might label the address 'Deepbit' if you want to use that address to receive mined coins from the Deepbit pool. Or, if you want to receive coins from me, you might label it "The Joint." Try this. Copy/paste that address here (click on the address, then click on the 'copy to clipboard' button at the bottom, then paste it in a post on this thread), and I'll send you .01 BTC so you can see how it works. Then edit the label to say "The Joint," and if we ever do business in the future, you can simply reuse that same address and send it to me. This helps you organize all of your different receiving transactions by using a different address for each person/company that you receive coins from.

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Other / Off-topic / Re: Lame pickup line contest

on: July 02, 2012, 09:15:11 PM

Wanna pump and dump?

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Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Shouldn't 51% attack really be >50% attack?

on: July 02, 2012, 07:38:37 AM

Quote from: Gareth (BitInstant) on July 02, 2012, 07:36:43 AM Quote from: statix on July 02, 2012, 07:33:57 AM Why is it commonly known as 51% attack when, as far as I know, you'll only need to have >50% of hashing power to successfully pull out the attack. The term has bothered me quite a bit for awhile. Because the 50.000001% attack isn't as catchy Yeah, it's kinda like how "we are the 47%" isn't as catchy as "we are the 99%" But I admit, I have thought the same thing.

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Economy / Marketplace / Re: 6 BTC to someone who comes up with a slogan I like

on: July 02, 2012, 07:34:47 AM

Quote from: Garr255 on July 02, 2012, 07:06:16 AM Quote from: honest bob on July 02, 2012, 06:08:21 AM "we promise a lot of things" "all of our contests are open ended" "we vanish like satoshi" "we don't value you're opinion thaaaat much" "we shit on forums" "keep trying!" lol +1 It's funny. He gets choosy with his slogans, but his company's name is...

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Economy / Marketplace / Re: 6 BTC to someone who comes up with a slogan I like

on: July 02, 2012, 06:38:10 AM

"Subtly simple, but we're not." "Subtly simple...or not."

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Bitcoin / Mining / Re: What is the highest number of shares you have mined in one session?

on: July 02, 2012, 06:17:51 AM

I've had 2,500,000 before on a 3x6970 rig. Didn't take a screenshot, though.

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Economy / Marketplace / Re: 6 BTC to someone who comes up with a slogan I like

on: July 02, 2012, 06:02:52 AM

"Because nobody thought of it sooner"

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Economy / Speculation / Re: I just made a chart

on: July 02, 2012, 05:55:54 AM

This chart is garbage. Seriously? A buck-fifty "new paradigm?" Since when does that constitute any type of bubble? 20% over a period of 8 weeks? We used to see 20% shifts over a period of 24-hours on a regular basis, and not once did anyone suggest any sort of a bubble. June was a bubble. A few hundred percent is a bubble. Not 20%, and not over a period of 8 weeks when you're approaching the reward halving. Try extending the charts back 14 months and see how it fits. Volatility is simply decreasing. In fact, volatility has been much lower for pretty much the entire span of your chart, and that's why 20% looks out of the ordinary. Your chart is downright autistic. Edit: But it is pretty

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Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: What would you like to buy with your LTC?

on: July 01, 2012, 06:56:32 PM

Gold Litecoin GLBSE shares

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Bitcoin / Mining / Re: 5870 - 470 mhash 24/7 & Rig Advice

on: July 01, 2012, 09:20:25 AM

Quote from: Chaang Noi (Goat) ช้างน้อย on June 30, 2012, 01:41:32 PM 100% fan means it will fail sooner or later. What is your warranty? I have 3X6970 1 X 5870 All have been running with 100% fan for 12 months. No problems, smooth as a baby's butt. Running a fan at 100% shouldn't matter as long as it's running consistently and not stopping and starting frequently. I'd be more worried about a fan at 50% that stops and starts several times a week than a fan at 100% that runs 24/7.

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Other / Off-topic / Re: Human Evolution

on: June 30, 2012, 07:55:01 AM

And regarding advantages of hair: These are good points. However, this still begs the question...why hair to begin with, then? Reptiles had scales. Amphibians have smoother skin which allow for efficiency in the water. So, why did mammals have hair? If being hairless was more efficient, wouldn't that have been the next step? Clearly having hair became a dominant characteristic in primates. That characteristic "won," and it likely won for a reason. It still seems to boil down to protection from the environment. I think this still suggests that intellect would have need to have evolved to the point where primates were capable of surviving indoors, and when hair became less of a necessity, then it lost its prominence. Besides, humans do NOT really have the speed or endurance to catch anything faster than a rabbit with bare hands, and that's if you're very, VERY quick. I would imagine that humans did require heat dissipation to chase prey, but only when they had something like a spear to throw at it. I.e. a human would run to get close enough to its prey to get off a good shot. This still seems to mean that the evolved intellect preceded the hairlessness. Still seems backwards to me.

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Other / Off-topic / Re: Human Evolution

on: June 30, 2012, 07:39:01 AM

Regarding the aquatic ape hypothesis: Bears seem to do very well in the water.

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Other / Off-topic / Re: Human Evolution

on: June 29, 2012, 11:40:59 PM

Quote from: Electricbees on June 29, 2012, 11:40:01 PM Aquatic Ape Hypothesis? Lol huh? Haven't heard that one.

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