And somehow I still missed this. I can't even seem to get in on the guessing, much less get a reasonable guess.  But shit, go atleti!

I'm sorry you sent your coins to this obviuos scam.  I lost 0.01BTC yesterday while gambling but at least I had fun while doing it

Yes, I just checked into this as well.  They bit-x won't pay to your personal btc address.  Instead, they require you to make an account on bit-x (which requires a bunch of personal information including a telephone number!).  Then, presumably you can withdrawal to your personal address from your account but I don't know if they charge a withdrawal fee (many exchanges do).   In any case, I'm sticking with lower pay rates and weekly, no-nonsense payouts of bitmixer!

Many people have some negative trust from someone.  But it's whether or not that person is in default trust which matters (in terms sig campaigns, in my experience).

The HYPE!  I hope it will also cook me dinner while I play.

I'm watching this thread like a hawk this time.

Wait, I want to go ahead and predict a 0 - 0 tie!

^^^ I'm first!

I see.  That's definitely not me

I'm in the same boat.  I hodl, don't fodl.

Have the released it somewhere?  Or were you a prerelease tester?

This is smart, I think.  Folks who play around in the altcoin world should know how to go to-from BTC on their own.  I personally think it makes a business look less serious when they accept all of the cryptos-of-the-month.

Right, but if you're completely starting from 0, don't you think someone should just go ahead and get their hands dirty by trying to write and run a hello world?  I mean, what's the point of memorizing a bunch of technical terms regarding memory registers, data structures, big O, etc if you really have never done anything?  I suggest getting your hands dirty first, then following up on some resources and courses once you've played around long enough to see what your questions are.

I'll stay tuned then.  I can create google accounts pretty easily, but I don't give google my telephone number either, so I don't know if I'll just be in the same boat as now (I've never used the "authenticator" service, although I've heard it mentioned).

In any case, there are a few of us around who still enjoy the concept of usernames which aren't linked to personal names.  I'm one of those folks.  I definitely don't give out real email addresses or telephone numbers to internet companies.  I'm probably a relic, but maybe I can't help it.



Haha,  I think you meant to say that it wasn't a problem for you to give your number.  It's hard to see how you can evaulate what's problematic or not for me.

Too bad.  The payment rate here looks good and obviously marcotheminer is managing everything carefully.  I looked at creating an account on bit-x and it's nuts: they want a telephone number.

I'm not into this doxxing shit so I'm going to have to let this one go.  I don't give out telephone numbers or even real email addresses to internet websites so IMO these requirements are extremely onerous for simply getting some btc sent to an address.

Oh, is this true?  That might be a deal breaker for me, actually.

Hi marco, two quick questions:

1) Are you still accepting new enrollees in this campaign?  (I'm thinking "yes" since there's nothing in the OP which suggests otherwise)
2) It looks like payday is once per month for all, but I didn't see which day payment goes out on (the 1st, the 15th?, other).

I'm considering joining you guys pretty soon (depending in part on what's going on with the answers to my questions, of course).

Best!

tsp

Whatever code you need.  PM me.

@u9y42  While I don't disagree, I've found a lot of folks who *think* they want to learn programming, then they head to one of these learning sites where they aimlessly do exercises without really internalizing anything.  Having a goal is crucial, I think, to finding the answers to your coding issues.  In my case, one of my first programs was to print whether a number was prime or composite.  Because I wanted the program to run, I had a lot of motivation to keep looking up the issues I was having when my program failed.  I think a lot of folks want to want to learn programming (if you knwo what I mean) and having a goal and trying to acheive it is what separates those who want to from those who merely want to want to.

This topic has such a funny name that I have to ask whether Switzerland might be the Switzerland of bitcoin.

Yah, I get the impression that this is like an extreeeeemly slowly sinking ship.  I never got the try out code from the OP, but I just get that impression based on the way op seems to show up around here approximately once per month.  Also, the fact that apparantly he was getting scammed by his own giveaway doesn't help.

I agree, that part is pretty damn awkward.  There are some tricks, though.  One of them is to turn off the alert message that says "you can't go here" and redirect it to the log.  Then at least you don't have the damn popup to get rid of.  Another is to turn on hot keys and run around using the arrows.  But, imo, getting rid of that alert is crucial.