I apologise, it wasn't supposed to be a ninja edit, it was supposed to be a clarification.

I don't think the US government dropped nuclear weapons on Hiroshima or Nagasaki in the name of big companies. As much of an issue as the military industrial complex is, it is not the primary reason why governments kill. The ultimate reason why governments have gone to war over the centuries is to expand their own influence and ideals.

Also, even if you were correct, if you tell me to kill somebody and I do it, I'm not innocent. A corrupt government working in the interests of multinational corporations is still a corrupt government. Multinational corporations do not declare their own wars.

There is definitely a marriage of convenience between corrupt corporations and corrupt governments, and it's nothing new (see the East India Trading Company), but the government is a complicit and required part of this agreement.


This is an issue of misinformation. The unfortunate fact of the matter is that the general public either don't know or don't care enough to demand change. Somebody more cynical than myself might propose that this is not an accident, and that governments and corporations have tried to shut our eyes and stupidify us, successfully, I'll just say it's apathy.

I don't actually drive a car at the moment, so I don't buy it at all right now.

Depends on the size, but something like providing Internet and/or computers to children in the third world would be a noble goal and could be funded through BTC donations.

Well, I prefer to boycott the dollar than Bitcoin, but if anyone can make a list of blood-free (or best known blood-free) components we can use, I would probably tend towards using them. I will always support companies which provide good conditions for their workers through my power to do so on the market.

At the end of the day, one of the greatest weaknesses of the free market is said to be that it enables corruption, but one of its' greatest strengths is that we, the consumer, have the right and ability to end that corruption where we see it through peaceful and voluntary boycott.

Whilst I completely agree that corporations (including but definitely not limited to Foxconn) do a lot wrong, surely if supporting murder is the ultimate measure of bad, then continuing to use the dollar/euro which has funded the murder of hundreds of thousands of Iraqi, Afghan and now Libyan civilians is a multitude of orders worse.

However you look at it, states have traditionally killed a lot more people than these big bad corporations. The alternative to Bitcoin/supporting murder in this instance is supporting mass murder.

Any gold on the account?

Yep, this is true. Selling characters for anything other than ISK is bannable, as is selling assets (they're not allowed to be listed in char sales, with the exception of supercaps as they're hard to sell).

The fact that you've posted these here with names in broad daylight makes it very risky for anyone to buy them.

See the link in my signature.

I don't usually do zero variance but if its a must have I could do for a fee.

The non-stop nyan cat?

http://www.nyan.cat

First of all, the 5770 is a decent card on a budget, they run at about 100W each and as such this machine probably needs around 550W of continuous power. I would recommend making sure your PSU supplies continuous load 550W, not peak 550W.

You will need a pair of risers to put the 5770s in the PCI express x1 slots. These are commonly sold as PCI express x1 to x16 in line or flexible connectors. I believe cablesaurus is selling them in the marketplace right now.

AM3+ boards will cope with AM3 processors but I don't recommend the DDR2 RAM. Spend the extra 5 dollars and get a DDR3 stick. Consider a cheap HDD, flash memory has a tendency to die.

Sounds really promising :p

Upping my pledge to 1.25 btc assuming built in support for Eligius US pool and Phoenix miner.

Nearly always the one your monitor is plugged into will be device 0 (primary).

Most miners have a facility to list devices if they're different.

Thanks for the PMs. As it says in the thread I have no issue accepting BTC but due to volatility we would have to agree a price when you order.

$300 US shipped to the EU?

What about a two knuckle ring like this:



A bit thicker (I'm male), sterling silver, with Bitcoin as the text and a bitcoin replacing the O.

What kind of price would that go for?

Is discount applicable to multiple IP addresses?

Can you offer PLESK panel?

I don't mind sending direct through Paypal, at least that way I can chargeback you if you don't send me any BTC. :/

About 11 BTC each would cover my costs at current rate, plus shipping.

If this sells can you let me know? Considering selling my 17 inch MBP.

If you can confirm the cpu is am2 not am3 I can offer 2.2 btc (that's like £30) for the cpu (with heatsink/fan) and the ram shipped to me in the EU. Pm if this interests you.