p2pool or eligius Why not BTC Guild?
because they're dangerously close to 50% network power?
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set bitcoin.conf so they use different data directories, and listen on different ports.
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the blockchain is designed to be a ledger, not a place to put your messages. if you want to do that, feel free to create your own "message coin" fork.
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what's wrong with importing keys into a local wallet?
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So why would I want to buy this when I can just go out on the market and get me a system 10x faster for far less 1x 7950 costs around $180 so that's 360 or their about then ram everything else...... what makes this any different from someone walking out to a shop and just buying them ![Huh](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/huh.gif) ? I give you credit for coming up with a services like this but i wish you best of luck in selling ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) Basically, it's for people who don't want to deal with all the learning curve involved with Litecoin mining, and just want to get in on the action. For someone coming into mining, this unit provides an affordable way to get into the scene without the excessive learning curve of finding shaders, thread concurrencies, optimal overclock settings and ratios, not to mention the learning curve associated with trying to price parts and assemble a machine. We provide an all-in-one solution for a small premium. ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) As to the pricing, I think it's pretty fair: RAM: $70 - you can easily find 8 GB of ram for less than $60 1 2Motherboard: $130 - why do you need such an expensive motheboard? a cheap motheboard with enough pcie x1 slots will easily suffice2x7950: ~$620-640 - oh really? I can get 7950s for $270 ea after rebate, not to mention the free games that comes with it (which you can resell)SSD/HD: $50 - just run the OS off a 16 GB USB driveOptical Drive: $25 - why would you need this?850W PSU: $169 - 950W 80+ PSU for $130 after rebateMouse and Keybord: $15-$16 total - you can easily reuse kb/m from another computerProcessor: $49 - you can get a cheaper amd processor for less than $40Windows 8 OEM: $100 - use linux, or thepiratebayWifi card: $25 - wtf???Case: $100 - $10 plastic box has better airflowyour design choices are questionable at best. not to mention the ROI for this machine is well over 5 months assuming no difficulty rise.
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i'll bid $1500 (in BTC), shipped
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this has already been discussed.
tl;dr summary: it's normal, there's no built-in way of controlling it. partial solution involves setting the connection count to something low.
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mtgox.com = OK *.mtgox.com = expired
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It's impossible to determine exactly how many coins may have been stolen or how many accounts hacked at this time since BTC-e has not come out with any information.
Would you trust BTC-E to give accurate information if there was any discrepancies ? Does it matter? If there's no evidence, there isn't any reason to say there was a hack.
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it's expired www.mtgox.com uses an invalid security certificate. The certificate expired on 4/12/2013 7:40 PM. The current time is 4/12/2013 8:07 PM.
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Retype this in English and maybe someone will answer your question, jesus
no, he's just terribly lazy and doesn't even proofread his work.
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Disabling is kinda the opposite of what I wanted... which is to connect to other people who are buying/selling them, etc.
EDIT: Connect in real-time, that is.
no point, the chat scrolls by at lightning speeds, and everyone is spreading FUD. use ad block element hider and add this to the list:
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I deposited 1 bitcoin a few days ago and it wouldn't credit. sent them a email, and it was credited the next day.
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or put it in a plastic box for $10
In Atlanta, plastic melts in the summer. If you live in a hot location and are increasing the temperature by mining, you need something more sturdy, aluminum. why would you operate your mining equipment in an environment that causes plastic to melt?
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Great guide. Now that you're not a newbie anymore, consider moving it to "Development & Technical Discussion" so it doesn't get buried with all the other newbie threads. Also, is it possible to expand your guide to include building the qt client?
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1. predict crash or bubble 2. wait until inevitable crash/bubble 3. make a thread saying "I told you so!" 4. ![Huh](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/huh.gif) 5. profit
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or put it in a plastic box for $10
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i think it's marvelous how you're a "hero" member in less than two months ![Roll Eyes](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/rolleyes.gif) to be fair, all of his recent posts seems pretty legit.
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Be careful, and remember this is an international forum - at the very least, your forex charges could be through the roof.
foreign exchange fees on credit cards are only 1%-2%
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