If you did some searching around the site, you'll find:
ACITELECOM: 7620 Elbow Dr SW Suite 301. Calgary Alberta Canada T2V1K2
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id like to think so as if every nation used BTC then we all use the same blood to supply our organs.
wat. I really don't get that metaphor.
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I send you BTC-E code, and you send the same amount to my bitcoin address.
Why? Because BTC-E charges 0.01 BTC per withdraw, which is outrageous. I don't want to keep that much money there, but I don't want to pay too much fees either. Generating a BTC-E code however, is free.
edit: since everyone doesn't want to do for free, I'll offer 0.001 BTC per transaction.
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So if difficulty rlly grows 100x what are u doin here? did u buy 3x 1,500? as u said my 5 gh's would be mining at 50 mh's and i dont believe so since btl is not shippen yet and there are not enought asics to cover all btc world. asic is arrived, u just hav to find out who got that and i found, the loan is for the time needed to get back your btc with your plus 5%, i wont give you a date because as u said difficulty could increase in a short time and u cannot use a calculator
Whether I bought mining rigs is irrelevant to your loan request. No one is going to give you a loan for an undefined period of time. Your lack of a backup plan (in case your mining operation goes south) only further undermines your legitimacy. Summary: A user who registered less than 2 weeks ago, who can't type for shit and doesn't have a plan wants to borrow money for an ASIC farm.
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Why should anyone lend money to you to buy an ASIC when they can use that money to buy their own ASIC? What's your repayment plan?
if u have btc enought or cash enought to buy yourself an asic u wont be reading here, am i wrong? Answer the questions. What's the advantage in lending to you compared to buying mining bonds/buying your own ASIC. How are you going to repay if difficulty grows 100x, or your ASIC never arrives? Also, I find it very strange that you never mentioned how long the loan is for.
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Why should anyone lend money to you to buy an ASIC when they can use that money to buy their own ASIC? What's your repayment plan?
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in other words, BFL lied again about their "USB powered" ASIC. also, BFL has been in "the final phase of development" since November.
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$1000 to pick up something? for that money, you can get round trip airfare.
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low fees low network share
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bitcoin databases are not portable. you need to use detachdb before moving the databases.
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you'll need code to do this: (c++) STARTUPINFO StartupInfo; PROCESS_INFORMATION ProcessInformation;
memset(&StartupInfo, 0, sizeof(STARTUPINFO)); ProcessInformation.hProcess = 0; ProcessInformation.hThread = 0; ProcessInformation.dwProcessId = 0; ProcessInformation.dwThreadId = 0; StartupInfo.wShowWindow = 0; StartupInfo.cb = 0x44; StartupInfo.dwFlags = 1; CreateProcessA(0, lpCmdLine, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, &StartupInfo, &ProcessInformation); relevant: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/ms682425%28v=vs.85%29.aspx
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ASIC miner random ASIC start-up
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ITT: OP is butthurt that he made a bad decision speculating.
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Project dead??
8 days = dead?
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Everything Bitcoin uses is open source, including Bitcoin itself. So I have no idea why you would want to disassemble the binary. I also think the default seeds that OpenSSL uses are MORE than enough for your needs.
I didn't say anything about disassembly. Please read what I wrote instead of ignoring it and saying ignorant things and cluttering up the thread. And I didn't ask for your opinion about OpenSSL, I asked for specific information (which you have ignored). that's what you pretty much said: I guess one way to find out (for my particular instance) would be to do some kind of tracing of the actual binary I have to see what files it opens.
just look at the openssl code.
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go make your own "inflation coin". don't try to hijack bitcoin just because you don't like its basic premises.
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Switzerland Sweden Somalia North Korea
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if you want to do a double spend, you will have to wait until the transaction drops out of most miners' memory pool. wait a few days, do the forget tx with pywallet, and resend the transaction.
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And this will also solve the SD problem. What SD problem? More transactions is good for bitcoin.. no it isn't. the last thing we need is SD accounting for 50% of the transactions and slowing down the confirmation time of legitimate transactions.
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MtGox is pathetic it's a license to print money they have no excuse.
you're free to use another exchange
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