if wallet address don't ever get recycled, then that means there are only a predetermined set amount of wallet address, just like the amount of bitcoins that's able to be mined. if this is the case, then what happens after all the addresses gets used up? i suck at statistics, but what's the total amount available? let me know if my math is correct/wrong:

34 characters
24 capital letters
25 lower case letters
9 numbers

(24 x25 x9)^34 = about 7.97 x (10^126)?

hmm maybe this should belong in the newbie section

i didn't exactly file a dispute, but i tried to have them stop my pending transaction before it clears into his account.

i tried calling on during the weekend, but they only work during normal business hours, so i left them a voicemail and also sent an email. then first thing monday, i woke up at 6am PST, which was right when they opened at 8am CST, to call them and let them know about this. basically dwolla can't just cancel the transaction that i already initiated, so the only option they gave me was to suspend my account. what this does it not allow any money going into or out of my dwolla account, but also the pending $410 will NOT go to the asshole scammer. it will still get withdrawn from my bank account, but it will go directly to dwolla instead, which then i'll need to file a dispute with my bank to get it back. but the most important thing is that it does not get sent to the asshole. basically i had my own dwolla account frozen and locked, i can't even log on for the time being. so much hassle  

what dwolla really needs to do is also lock the asshole's account so that he's not able to scam anyone else's money or withdraw that money into his bank account. is your dwolla payment sent directly from your bank account or did you already have money in dwolla to send? if you sent money from your dwolla to his dwolla, it's instant payment, which i'm pretty sure he already withdrew it into his bank account. if that's the case, i'm not sure you can just pull that money out from his bank account, into dwolla, then back into your dwolla. but if your money is still in his dwolla, then you can probably take it back after filing a dwolla dispute. that's why dwolla really needs to freeze his account too.

i already updated the title of the thread

if you don't like to ship and you still have these in a couple days, i can probably drive to your place to pick them up, i'm relatively local from you. i can't do it right away though, need to pay credit card first and because as you probably already know, i just got scammed over $800

and btw, if you're going to ship it to someone else, then you can fit all 3 cards in a USPS large priority flat rate box, which will only cost $15 no matter where you ship. it's not going to be $50 to ship all 3.

done

there are just so many flash drives. how is "quality" measured, and how can i tell which one is a "quality" one for a main OS usage? flash drives are not reviewed as much as SSD, so i almost know nothing about flash drive specs.

there are 5 confirmed people that has a simultaneous deal with Leon right now, maybe more, and no one has gotten anything or a refund yet. it's past 5pm CST already, and my payment he withdrew from dwolla already cleared in his bank. so either he should be me refunding very soon, or he's already run off with it.


see what happens when he's under no obligation to provide provide any proof like you mentioned earlier? it's not that he doesn't want to provide the proof, he CAN'T provide the proof. he easily provided screenshots of withdrawing my money, yet unable to take a screenshot of his newegg invoice of the items he supposedly owns.

that's because you guys don't take into account power supply efficiency and other hardware like the motherboard and CPU. the DC power draw should be relatively the same, but a PSU with 80+ bronze will suck more juice from the wall than a 80+ gold PSU.

hey i have almost the same exact setup. running 3x 5850 and 1x 5870 all overclocked, one 5850 overvolted, using a OCZ 850w gold efficiency. it draws about 750w from the wall.

umm all the info about wikileaks is already presented, but this kings and his slaves game is kinda lame lol

ya, did you find it? the EULA is the first line of the last paragraph in the config file. i forgot to mention that you have to open the config file with either notepad or wordpad. then copy and paste the bold text i just typed into that EULA area.

go to the MSI folder located in your program files folder, and open the afterburner config file. then change the unofficial overclocking mode form 0 to 1, and copy and paste this in the EULA:  I confirm that I am aware of unofficial overclocking limitations and fully understand that MSI will not provide me any support on it. save that file, and restart afterburner. your upper limit should increase past 900mhz 

i have a HD6570 and i get almost 100mhash/s out of it after overclocking. however when i set the memory clocks to like 200-300mhz, the memory settings don't "stick" and just reverts back. i had this same experience with the 6950 i use to have. is this one of the characteristics of the HD6000 series? or am i doing something wrong?

try to use MSI afterburner or sapphire trixx. the trixx software will allow you to change the voltage i believe. and also, most 5830's are stable with core over 900mhz, so try bumping up your core clocks a little.

yes but the amount of coins newly introduced into the market is less than the old coins that are constantly being bought and sold again.

i'm in the way negatives right now and trying to make it back. i'm not even close to breaking even with hardware costs yet, given the recept BTC value

sure you can transfer BTC by sound. just yell really loud: I NEED MOARRR COINZ!!! 

why is this? it's not like they have to pay the gov hush money or to leave them alone...

oh crap OP, you just got owned. there's people that already sent over 150 BTC to that address. you're no king, you're not even good enough to be a peasant (no offense) lol. i doubt you can come close to that kind of donation

i got the email too, but i already changed my password to a much stronger one ever since the mtgox database leak

i found out about it when bitcoin started to flood every computer-related forum