Yeah that flight instructor probably knows my wife's cousin who used to have a helicopter school/hangar nearby (well at least until he moved to China 2 years ago).  If he was still here in the states I'm sure I could have gotten him to accept BTC since he hates the Fed and Obama policies (apparently enough to put his money where his mouth is and actually leave the US).

So I just volunteered my wife to accept ortho patients and case payment can be made in Bitcoin (either full payment up front or monthly installments).  If you know the SoCal area she practices near Disneyland and Knotts Berry Farm.  If you're in SoCal and want a free ortho consult PM me.  She only does orthodontics though - no cosmetic or general dentistry.

Well in this day and age when you can send all kinds of data digitally a lot of medicine is performed at a distance.  Having said that I know a good history and physical exam is worth more than any single test -otherwise a computer could diagnose you.

We have a few specialist on-board and as Bitcoin becomes more widely accepted hopefully more physicians will pop their heads on here.

Wife is leaving town that day so I might be able to actually go.  I would prefer a location closer to downtown or even towards OC since there would be some peps that could come up from SD and the OC area.

Other benefits which are partially or fully realized:

- Botnets - haha, they'll barely make pennies now, so they'll move onto something else
- being able to hear things in your house (assuming you haven't lost your hearing from 100 fans at 100%)
- not having a 100F/38C house even when AC is running all the time
- not having to worry about electrocuting kids, cats, dogs with 25 open mining rigs
- not having to wait until a pool goes offline to use your microwave or hair dryer
- reclaiming 1700 sqft of your house from the evergrowing hashing Borg

Word of the DAY, not hour.

Wonder why OzCoin is pickup up speed? I moved there after lady luck gave me the boot at BTCG

BFL for life bitches!


If he can hold his tongue it's not a puppet

There are probably about 10 threads on this.

Many might that the ASIC manufacturers are the only ones who will make real profits in this arms race. To do that they can't be caught mining with their customer's hardware.

If BFL really put all their 6k chips online we would have passed onto a new difficulty today  

Kids, today's word of the day is nong!

Always trying to change my diction 

Need to have a popcorn emoticon

I see the order but it's not open, says cancelled even though I never clicked a cancel link on walletbit.

By the time I figured out to try it as a guest checkout it had gone out of stock (not sure how it removed my cart even though I had 9 minutes left).  Fuck it - it wasn't meant to be.  Three attempts to get Avalon - each a fail 

I placed, an order and it said I don't have to pay through walletbit.  Is there an address on the Avalon store I am supposed to send payment to?

When I click on Pay for order on Avalon Store it takes me to walletbit.

Good googly moogly. I saw his thread but never thought anybody would actually loan him money.  Then again I ate 510 BTC in a PPT and lost another 42 BTC to Hashking so who am I to judge 

Damn you Shavers!

It's not brave, it's smart.  He used a Gold PSU, so he probably had close to 450W available on the 12V rails (probably single rail).  If it was a simple Celeron or Sempron 400W could go to the 2 GPUs and if he downclocked the RAM he probably had enough room to throw a 7770 in there too

A cheap 450 PSU will have 240W available on the 12v (maybe 20A), a high end Gold PSU is made for this stuff - no need for overkill.  Quality over quantity.

Sent you a PM on 3 CPUs