+1 dust for selling me some NameCoins

some transactions just get delayed,
check if your transaction appears on this site, if it does, just wait,
it'll make it into a block sooner or later.

i would also like to test this, so please keep us up to date. 

probability,
it takes on average about 10minutes,
but it might happen within seconds or hours.

+1 demonofelru
nice and easy, pleasure doing business with ya.

(1) yes, i did and i really liked it
and
(2) no, i don't think that hour was too long,
was fun to see the one and only PLATO and those bitcoinlabs-guys and i look forward to watch the next show.

after looking more into those missing-bcaIN-accounts, this looked worse than it actually is,
there has only been 1 registration that seems to have had a connection-problem with bitcoind,
all other accounts, that didn't get their bcaIN, never logged in after account-creation.

in phelix's case, his ref didn't even notice he registered twice.  
now he knows and has 2 active accounts, which gets phelix 2 active refs.

for now, i just changed the downline-view a bit from
to
but i'll probably work a bit more on it soon.

seems like we got a little bug hiding somewhere.  

but, after checking the DB it also seems there's everything fine with your account,
it's just that you actually only have 3 refs (and 1 of those pending),
one of the actives registered twice, due to the bug i guess, which didn't create a new bcaIN on his first try.
that non-created bcaIN obviously didn't make it to the database and that again results in the wrong display of your stats.

sorry about that, have to hunt that down.

[update]:
this didn't happen for the first time, but it only effected few registrations (~1%) and corresponding ref-stats,
due to the fact, that no bcaIN was created, no coins were sent, received, or lost.

seems like there's a connection-problem from webserver to bitcoin-rpc (which runs on another machine, although in the same LAN) from time to time,
but i don't know why, or what causes it.
i'll see if i can work that out, by adding another checkpoint or something,
else i'll just fire up another webserver on the bitcoin-machine and move the website to it.

i'm sorry for any inconvenience.

thermal problem at only 65C on a 5770?
seems a bit low to me (i don't have a 5770 though).

"active" means: paid the fee and logged in (or refreshed page) once after that (to trigger the sponsor-/random-payments),  that's correct.

means: you referred 4 people and 1 of those 4 is pending/not yet active/hasn't paid the fee yet,
obviously (or maybe not that obvious ), 3 of those 4 are active.

no, there are just two states.

you're very welcome,
glad to hear it works.

don't feed the trolls,
you're talking to a spammer.  
probably got deleted last time, so it just created a new account to spam wow-gold-links

hmm, maybe a driver/SDK issue, try to reinstall those (i'd recommend to use SDK2.1/2.2 instead of 2.3).

you're currently mining on your CPU,
in the miner GUI, click on Device (where it currently says "AMD Athlon...") and choose your GPU (device 1 instead of 0),
that should do the trick.

1BTC, is that it?

if noone else wants it (and graingert still does), we've got a deal, i won't care.
but i might keep the second voucher and maybe install Steam and check it out myself someday (when i'm bored).

Radeons that old don't have openCL support, so they won't work, you'll need at least a HD4xxx or higher.

for your GTX460 you only need to install the CUDAToolkit (and recent drivers of course, but i bet you already have those installed).
you can then use any of the available gpu-miners, be it OpenCL, like poclbm, or Diablos javaminer, or CUDA, like the one from puddinpop.
if you don't want to fiddle with the commandline, there's also a GUI-miner, that (afaik) supports poclbm and puddinpops.

yes, you should.
0.25BTC for active 1.lvls, 0.15BTC for active 2.lvls, 0.10BTC for active 3.lvls
and every once in a while random 0.50BTC.

you currently have 4 1.lvl-refs, of which 2 are active, so you have received 0.50BTC so far,
anything wrong on your side?

oh, my bad, didn't know that,
i haven't used the GUI myself for quite a while, maybe i should check out the new version. 

no, you only need mining-software and computing-ressources to use that software.
you only need initial bitcoins, if you want to buy or rent those computing-ressources with bitcoins.

i'm not insulted by your, or anyone elses copy,
was always wondering why there aren't many more copies already, guess those will come sooner or later.

i just disagree that it clearly refers to "open" in terms of saying "i am a ponzi scheme",
at least for me it's not that clear,
i'm with idev, who says: