Thank you.
Yes, that's the nice article. In fact, that's the kind of article that gets people to get interested and do some research and build their own opinion.
Clear facts, without any writer opinions in it. You don't read that very often lately.
Like it.
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Lets you only read it when you have a login. Can you quote the most important parts?
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How can it be, that everytime I watch such a video on youtube and click on the next videos I eventually end up with funny cat videos? What is that with youtube and their obsession with cats?
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Thank you so much.
Meni, you made my day. The first share payout since the Mess started. What a relive.
Thank you.
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Oh man, das habe ich gar nicht mitbekommen. Echt schade. ![Cry](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cry.gif) Das ist eine der wenigen (Gedruckten-) Zeitungen die ich mir wirklich manchmal geholt habe. Beim Fliegen gab's die und ein paar andere immer. Die FTD ist eine der wenigen in der man wirklich mal 3 Stunden lang was interessantes zu lesen hatte. Wird wohl in den nächsten Jahren noch mehr Zeitungen so gehen. Schade aber unvermeidbar. Das Internet und darin verwendete Technologien machen halt den Mittelsmann dazwischen überflüssig. Erst war die Post dran, dann überteuerte Fachgeschäfte, jetzt die Printmedien und als nächstes die Banken. ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif)
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Cryptostocks is superior to mpex, easier to use. And the owner is not some faceless twat who sends people to the forum for "PR" (trolling). Never had a single issue on the site.
Well, I used to think the same about GLBSE and Mpex. Guess what, Mpex is still there. Both its handling of stocks and the usage of signed contract make it very secure. Therefore I tend to believe it will be there a long time. But in one thing I agree: It's a pain in the a** to handle. Also there is the 30BTC (?) entrance fee, which make it a no go as GLBSE replacement. Therefore I think using the free Cryptostocks is a good way of relisting the GLBSE assets. I hope that many of the Issuers will do this.
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A cool, gibt's also doch schon.
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Bitpay ist nur interessant wenn du Zahlungen über das Bitcoin Netzwerk annehmen willst, aber eigentlich nur an € oder Dollar interessiert bist. Wenn du BTC willst, brauchst du nur einen Bitcoin Client und kannst dann alles über eine API machen, siehe: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/API_tutorial_%28JSON-RPC%29Eine vorgefertigte Lösung finde ich dafür nicht, wird eigentlich Zeit, dass das mal jemand macht.
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Ich glaube SMF lässt solche Modifikationen nicht zu, sonst wär dass bestimmt schon längst implementiert. Ist ja schließlich das Bitcoinforum hier. Wär ja sonst fast peinlich das wir so was nicht haben. ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif)
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Are there any alternatives to bitpay yet?
If mtgox got most buyers/traders, and bitpay most merchants, for my taste Bitcoin would depend a bit too much on those 2 companys.
I think they are trying to make something similar for Europe: http://www.paymium.com/Haven't seen any presence of them on the forum though.
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@brunozisterer
siehst Du, so macht man das !
@akka
Klasse geschrieben. Prima aufbau, guter Bogen unterfüttert mit Fakten, und vor allem keine Rechtschreibfehler. Perfekt !
Da sind genug Fehler drin (z.B. paypall). Aber trotzdem gut. Ich glaube allerdings nicht dass die Taz bei bitpay als charity durchgeht. Auch bin ich mir nicht sicher, ob die Taz hören will, dass dieses Geldsystem nicht zentral kontrolliert werden kann. Des weiteren würde ich der Taz vorschlagen, nen Spenden-QR-Code abzudrucken, nicht nur auf die Webpage zu machen. Allgemein bin ich der Meinung solche EMails können zwar helfen, aber was Journalisten wirklich hilft ist wenn man Ihnen fette Artikel schreibt, damit sie die arbeit nicht selbst machen müssen ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif) Wie sieht's aus, wollen wir mal nen kleinen Wettbewerb machen, wie ein guter Bitcoin-Artikel passend für die Taz aussehen könnte? Hi molecular, wäre auch ein kleines Wunder gewesen wenn ich es geschafft hätte mal etwas absolut fehlerfrei zu schreiben. Die Idee mit dem Spenden QR-Code finde ich gut. Das ist etwas was man als Argument für kleine Zeitschriften gut nutzen kann. Man liest einen Artikel und wenn er einem gefällt kann man spontan schnell mit dem Handy eine micro donaition senden. Zum Arikel für die Taz: Ich hätte generell die Idee, dass wir mal versuchen könnten als Community eine Art Marketing Tag für BTC zu machen, Flyer, Website, Mails, Artikel. Alles gleichzeitig koordiniert (also am besten ein Sonntag), wäre ja auch nicht schlimm, wenn man das über eine länger Zeit vorbereitet (6+ Monate) aber dafür ordentlich. Siehe hier: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=126706.msg1349523#msg1349523Ich wollte eigentlich heute etwas dazu vorbereitet haben und mal schauen ob man überhaupt genug leite dazu bekommt mitzumachen. Aber wird wohl eher nächster Sonntag. Werde sobald ich etwas zusammen hab was den Namen Konzept verdient einen Thread dazu öffnen.
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Well, it is not certain for all megafauna, but it is pretty much sure for a lot of large animals, such as aurochs, Moa, thylacine, and so on. Many fascinating creatures have been wiped out by humans in the last thousands years, and that is kind of sad indeed.
I was only referring to those mentioned in the post - woolly mammoth, rhino, and Australian megafauna. There's evidence that they began to disappear as humans arrived, but ecological conditions changed at those points in time too. Yes, I was explicit referring to the Quaternary extinction. Which was the disappearance of a huge amount of the worlds megafauna. On theory on this is the overkill hypothesis, which makes the appearance of humans responsible for this event.
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Your post includes much conjecture, and should be presented as such: Sad thing is there where large Animals almost in every region in the world. Mammoth and Rhinoceros in Europe, Elephants in America and even 3 meter Marsupials in Australia. They all disappeared when the first humos showed up, probably possibly due to them beeing easy prey. A Mammoth didn't fear humans. The only region they survived (on a larger scale) is Africa because this is where Humans evolved and the animals might have "learned" to view us as the threat we are.
Sorry, of course it should. It's a controversial theory after all. Wasn't my intention to present it as facts. But I don't really understand what the difference between probably and possibly is in this context.
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Wasn't the world great when it had more oxygen in the atmosphere... I'm pretty sure the oxygen levels at that time were not much different than today. I think it was during Paleozoic that they were much higher. It's true though that before Holocene there used to be all kinds of large animals everywhere, but on the other hand the largest animal who's ever lived on earth still lives today. Sad thing is there where large Animals almost in every region in the world. Mammoth and Rhinoceros in Europe, Elephants in America and even 3 meter Marsupials in Australia. They all disappeared when the first humos showed up, probably due to them beeing easy prey. A Mammoth didn't fear humans. The only region they survived (on a larger scale) is Africa because this is where Humans evolved and the animals "learned" to view us as the threat we are. ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=http%3A%2F%2Fupload.wikimedia.org%2Fwikipedia%2Fcommons%2Fa%2Fad%2FExtinctions_Africa_Austrailia_NAmerica_Madagascar.gif&t=663&c=RX9bOm0WGS4MfA)
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1. The bitcoin payment address associated with your glbse.com claim Sure, no problem. 2. Name of the person or entity claiming beneficial assignment of the agreement, Also OK with that. 3. The physical address of the person or entity (no Post Office boxes or mail suites), If it has to, OK 4. The tax identification number of the person or entity claiming beneficial assignment, 5. For real persons: a photocopy or scanned PDF of government issued photo identification, or, for corporations the document number and issuing jurisdiction of the incorporating charter and proof of current good standing.
Only with a signed non disclosure agreement from this lawyer. And I also want a photocopy or scanned PDF of government issued photo identification, from him or you. 6. An affidavit attesting to the beneficial assignment of the agreement, which has been notarized (US residents/corporations) or local equivalent bearing the apostille of the competent jurisdiction. Copies of an acceptable affidavit can be obtained upon request from the law offices. This has to be a joke! Also, I have no Idea how many Gigamining shares I have. Maybe just 1, that would be mean it's truly not worth the effort. So please provide at last Information about how many shares we are talking here.
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Sorry to break it to you, but the only wish of these that will probably really be granted is this: Socks.
![Cry](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cry.gif) Sorry
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No, I remember to have seen somewhere that he stated it would become ~January until he will be able to add the first Asics. I can imagine that the first chips will be ordered in December. And therefore found are collected for this first order. Also, he is stepping in new terrain here, even if he gets the chips on time. There is: - PCB Layout
- PCB Assembly
- Mining Software configuration
- Setup of the new farm / integration into the old one
- Much more I haven't thought of
As I think this is mostly a one man operation and this whole project requires a lot of work, I expect delays to happen here. So be patient.
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That's part of evolution, otherwise, you'll be trapped behind your wall until you walk through it.
This is actually funny, because the image I have of you, is a regular stoner, who actually stays behind his door all day and next to never walks through it. No offence.
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