And how could we tell, that it is indeed the private key to that address that's encrypted with Satoshis PGP?
The creator of such address could just keep the priv.key to himself, PGP-encrypt some junk message and tell us anything we are stupid enough to believe. 

To get rid of your coins you can just as easily send them to me. 

I was around, I wasn't worried about anything, I didn't sell so I haven't lost anything.
It was a bubble, meant to burst.

That might be true for potential new miners,
but why would potential new adopters care (or be scared) about a company selling mining-hardware or not?
If I think about using bitcoin or not, I don't really care about what hardware miners use, or what company fills miners needs, or just scams them. All I care about is if the system works and suits my needs.

Fees are a matter of transaction-size and coin-age.

If you received those coins you want to send two weeks (or more) ago and still get that error-message when trying to send them without a fee, i guess you only received fractions of a coin (milli-bitcoins, mBTC).
So when you try to send 0.1BTC now, you need lots of input-transactions to get your output, which blows up your transaction-size.

Add a fee and try again, or wait even longer, you might be able to send them without a fee someday.
Your choice. 

Maybe,...just maybe it helps to switch to another electrum-server, i wouldn't count on it though.

Add a small fee (0.0005 - 0.001),
or wait a few days for your coins "to age".

Bad management i guess.

A hammer is a great tool, but you can't blame it if you hit your thumb.  

1+1=2
Why should i bother what genius came to that conclusion first?
He/she was right and we all know that, that's all that matters.

It's more like:
Virwex is to VirWox as MtGix is to MtGox 

Probably the same guy running both scams.

It's a scamming site,
use it and your money is gone for good. 

In the meantime you can check
http://blockchain.info/address/<your-bitcoinaddress-here>
to see if those bitcoins you bought actually arrived at your address or not.

Wieviel Data brauchst Du denn?

Vielleicht reicht Dir ja das Angebot vom netzclub,
die Karte selbst kostet garnichts, 100MB highspeed, danach wird gedrosselt, allerdings auf nur 32kbit (nicht wie bei "normalen" Tarifen auf 64), aber fürs eMail-checken, IMs verschicken, oder Electrum nutzen reichts immernoch.
Alles soweit gratis, bekommst nur etwas Werbung per SMS, oder Mail, allerdings sehr wenig, ich bekomm z.Z. pro Monat 1-2 Werbe-SMS.
Gesprächsminuten/SMS kosten 9ct in alle Netze.

Für Wenig- bis Garnichtnutzer (die z.B. nur eine Telefonnummer brauchen, um erreichbar zu sein) echt empfehlenswert.

Ansonsten gibts noch discoPlus, da gibts 10Minuten+10SMS+50MB highspeed für 1.95 im Monat, wenn Du Glück hast, findest Du noch irgendwo das gleiche Angebot für "24Monate ohne Grundgebühr", d.h. Du musst dann erst ab dem 25. Monat die 1.95 zahlen, da zahlste dann aber ~50Euro für die Karte, kommt im Endeffekt also aufs selbe raus.

Calm down.
Seems you yourself are one of those people, that don't read, otherwise you should have seen this

I never said you shouldn't do it, just that you shouldn't expect to get any bitcoins doing it (ever, not only overnight).

Not only in the newer version, you always had to run the client as server when solo-mining (or to use JSON-RPC).


Well, you probably won't generate any bitcoins ever.
Let's face it,
your 6970 might run at 400MH/s,
at current difficulty it would take about 400Days on average to solve a block,
so even if you're lucky you might not get anything for about 1year, not to mention that within that year the difficulty will probably rise.

That's the reason why pools exist, most miners just don't have enough hashing-power to mine on their own and get anything at all.

Are you sure GUIminer is actually using your 6970 and not only your CPU?

Anyway, as stated above it's not really worth solo-mining on a single 6970, not even on 2, 3, or 5 of them, except you don't expect do get anything back/count your hashing-power as donation to the network.

Hmm, müsste sein und die Aussagen über den Zustand klingen ja schonmal nicht so rosig,
ganz unverbindlich vielleicht 10BTC.

It's NOT the same guy, that's the point.
The person using the name "tosaki" on this forum isn't the same person it was some months ago.
He talked german very well before, but needs google-translate now to even understand anything german.
So i hardly doubt that the main guy is still running it and is just hosting somewhere else.

He (the new guy) even admits that the sale happened a couple of months ago, yet he wasn't even able to take a minute or two to tell anyone about it.

The funny part is, that just after we found out about the secret sale and even more strange, right after switching to a new server, he (the new guy) decides to shut bitmit down for good because of personal reasons.

Interessant wärs zu wissen, ob es sich um ein I9100, oder I9100G handelt
und natürlich Deine Preisvorstellung.

Verstehe Dich sehr gut, Du bist sicher nicht der einzige, dem dieser Steuerhinterzieher den Spaß am Forum verdirbt.
Leider gibt es aber immer noch Leute, die auf sein Gesabber reagieren, anstatt ihn einfach zu ignorieren, damit er vielleicht irgendwann die Lust verliert und uns endlich verlässt.

Es steht aber jedem Thread-Starter frei, Regeln für einen Thread zu erstellen, z.B. bestimmten Leuten das Posten zu untersagen. Dann liegst an den Mods, diese Regeln auch durchzusetzen.
Ich denke, das ist der einzige Weg, diesen Spinner auf dauer loszuwerden.

You didn't mention that you were only talking about your tests on big pools. 
And the pressure-on-unlucky-round-argument would only matter, if you switch pools right after such an unlucky long run (which wouldn't make much sense for you), if you just stay on the same pool it really doesn't matter, a lucky round will come and everything is fine again.

Anyway, i'm not saying one should use this, or that pool,
feel free to use whatever pool you like for whatever reason.

Sorry to say, but that's not true.
Bitparking has a lower fee plus you get some alt-coins from merged mining with them.

Ob Bitcoins selbst nun Geld im eigentlichen Sinne sind, oder nicht, spielt dabei keine große Rolle,
wenn ich in irgendwelche Fonds investiere, ist das auch kein Geld im eigentlichen Sinne, Kapitalertrags-, bzw Abgeltungsteuer wird auf die Gewinne (und natürlich nur auf die) trotzdem fällig.

Komplizierter finde ich da schon den Umgang mit selbst erzeugten Bitcoins, wie versteuert man die "Gewinne" daraus? Wie ermittelt man, was "Gewinn" ist?
Für eine gewerbliche Tätigkeit müsste man mir erst die Gewinnerzielungsabsicht nachweisen, handelt es sich also um einen Privatverkauf?

Fragen über Fragen.

Bin zwar kein Experte, würde das aber mal unter Kapitalertragsteuer einordnen.