I got a few of these... Maybe I should start posting more addresses

Is the price 0.035 BTC per month? Where is the server located?

After reading the well thought out responses in this thread made by fellow Bitcointalk members, I have come to the conclusion that the female who you were participating in conversation with wished to wish you farewell. I hope that my addition to this thread will assist you in enhancing your social skills and bettering your life.

"Massive and expensive SEO" you say? I don't even see http://anikoi.com/ on the first page when searching for "anikoi" on Google.

The current year in which we are living is no longer 2006. I do not think that any person should be engaging in gameplay on the Facebook social network in this day and age. It is simply not socially acceptable to invite one's friends over to play Farmville or Candy Crush when one could participate in one of many free to play games ending in the number 2 such as Team Fortress 2 or Dota 2.

i herd it makes ur phone scren bented... im too afraid too update the ios... :')

I do not agree with the opinion you have voiced with your post. For what purpose do you seek to track the IP address of the original poster of this thread?

The thread that you have linked to in your post is a very interesting read and definitely worth the time to look into. It reminds us of the time only a few years ago when one would be able to mine many bitcoins with only a regular desktop computer. Today, we cannot dream of such a thing.

I beg to differ with your argument. I believe that the company is simply changing its ways in order to adapt to the rapidly changing financial landscape.

Dear Tadamoto,

If you sign up for a Netflix account on the company's website, you will receive a complimentary one month trial. You will be asked to provide a username, a password, and your credit card information. After the trial expires, you will be charged to renew your Netflix account.

Love,
b!z

You ask a very interesting question. If I had only read the title of this thread and not read the original post which provides further details, I would have had the impression that you were asking how much time I spend in total browsing any website on the World Wide Web. The websites I frequently visit include the popular search engine Google and the global encyclopedia which is known as Wikipedia. These two sites give me access to a vast amount of information. I spend much more time online that I feel is necessary for me to live an ordinary life.

In my opinion, Netropolitan will not succeed as a business. There are not many customers who are willing to fork out a hefty sum of nine thousand United States dollars in order to participate in a social network which may or may not be devoid of a large community of users. The main purpose of a social network is to, of course, socialize. You need to take into account whether the affluent would-be users of Netropolitan will use it to conversate with current acquaintances or to seek out and connect with new ones. In the former case, a user would easily be able to create an account (if they do not already have one in this day and age) on any messaging application readily available for download on a smartphone, tablet, laptop, or even desktop computer. If the user wishes to find new friends for whatever reason, it would likely not be one of their first priorities to pay nine thousand United States dollars to create an account on a brand new social network. It is a risky gamble, for they may not find any new friends at all, and their initial investment will have been in vain.

Congratulations! I am glad your efforts have finally paid off. I will join you in this short moment of celebration. I hope you will find hundreds of hours of enjoyment shared with your friends while placing or removing textured blocks on your new Minecraft server.

I too enjoy viewing the bobsley on my computer which is hooked up to the World Wide Web. I am awestruck by the wide range of information and media which we have access to only mouse clicks away. Only 1 century ago, our ancestors would not have dreamed of being able to watch football or the bobsley while sitting on a Herman Miller chair situated in front of an uncomfortably low Ikea table. And they would very certainly never have envisioned the technology with which we humans today watch football, the bobsley, or any other sport for that matter. It really is mindblowing. Don't you agree?

If I came in possession of the great sum of one million bitcoins, I would immediately seek to secure the wallet containing the private keys of the addresses in which they are being held. It would be a very foolish mistake to lose access to the one million bitcoins or to have them taken away from me by a person with malicious intentions.

After having ensured that my bitcoins are in a safe place, I would then sell them to one or more buyers either directly or through an exchange. Being the owner of hundreds of millions of fiat dollars would place me within the world's top 1% and radically change my life. Whether it would be for good or for bad, I am not sure.

My best guess would be the forum member with the handle "b!z", although the accuracy of my hypothesis is debatable.

For what purpose do you seek to change the Internet Protocol address associated with your computer? If it is to access a particular website which you cannot with your current IP address, an ideal solution would be to purchase access to a VPN service. Of the thousands there are to choose from, one I believe is a good choice is Private Internet Access, which happens to sponsor this very forum. I wish you luck with your IP address changing adventure!

No problem, e1ghtSpace! I am glad that I could help you with your little dilemma. I would also feel as frustrated as you were if I was in a situation where I could not test my own Minecraft server.

I would have offered to try it myself, but unfortunately, I do not have Minecraft installed on my computer at this time. I enjoyed playing it greatly in the previous year, but I have since then stopped playing it as much.

Here is a useful tool I found during a quick search: http://dinnerbone.com/minecraft/tools/status/

It appears to be a website which allows you to enter the IP address of your Minecraft server to determine whether or not it is running correctly. Whether it works correctly or not, I cannot say. However, from a first glance, it does seem to have some promise.

I suggest you try it out and report back. Good luck with the Minecraft server!

At least we have a trust system, as well as other means of verifying someone's reputation (ie #bitcoin-otc, localbitcoins reputation).

It's not perfect, but it does work most of the time.