In years to come when this newspaper is happening I will be able to sell advertising in this first post.
That is all.
Well, that is only if you actually do this, which you won't. Or will you?
I will not be addressing questions about publication of the newspaper on this thread. Please direct all you questions and concerns on themonthlybitcoinnewspaper.com when it becomes available. ~Cackling Bear~ trololololol no wonder this is in off-topic |
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You just made me a lesbian!
Witnessed, also sig-worthy if I was into that kind of thing. EDIT: Post 2222 I need to get drunk now. |
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No more babes, just monkeys now? |
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bump taking best offer.
3.8 btc for both with low speed shipping to 43219? |
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They would have been installed automatically if you allowed windoz to search for drivers online. |
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This thread will acts as a petition to stop theymos from taking French for two semesters because...
French is Gay (IMHO)
To support this petition, please vote and offer up your reasons why theymos should not take French.
~Bruno~
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excerpt from my headers: X-Spam-Status: Yes, score=17.6 required=4.0 X-Spam-Report: * 0.7 RCVD_IN_XBL RBL: Received via a relay in Spamhaus XBL * [41.215.241.234 listed in zen.spamhaus.org] * 1.4 FSL_HELO_BARE_IP_1 FSL_HELO_BARE_IP_1 * 0.3 MIME_BOUND_DD_DIGITS Spam tool pattern in MIME boundary * 1.4 MSGID_YAHOO_CAPS Message-ID has ALLCAPS@yahoo.com * 2.0 MSGID_SPAM_CAPS Spam tool Message-Id: (caps variant) * 1.5 TVD_RCVD_IP4 TVD_RCVD_IP4 * 0.1 TVD_RCVD_IP TVD_RCVD_IP * 1.2 RCVD_HELO_IP_MISMATCH Received: HELO and IP do not match, but should * 0.9 RCVD_NUMERIC_HELO Received: contains an IP address used for HELO * 0.0 UNPARSEABLE_RELAY Informational: message has unparseable relay lines * 0.5 REPTO_QUOTE_YAHOO Yahoo! doesn't do quoting like this * 2.2 FORGED_MSGID_YAHOO Message-ID is forged, (yahoo.com) * 1.0 TWO_IPS_RCVD Received: Relay identifies itself as wrong IP * 1.8 MISSING_MIMEOLE Message has X-MSMail-Priority, but no X-MimeOLE * 2.5 FORGED_MUA_EUDORA Forged mail pretending to be from Eudora this is about the worst possible spam-score. pretty weak attempt. Which spam classification tool is giving you those headers? It looks fairly intelligent. |
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I got your fans today, along with a bunch of x6500s and risers. Christmas at Garrett's!
Anyway, I'm going to get started on that controller tonight.
Sweet! Yeah, maybe I'll have a go at the single slot bracket. What you guys may not have noticed is the ingenious system that Rich used to secure the video cards. Instead of pre-drilling a bunch of holes, he just made an aluminum bar "sandwich" with some felt or soft foam in between, and screws to squeeze it together. The brackets get trapped in between and don't move at all. (only 1 small issue is that the middle screws don't line up with the holes in the bracket tabs, so I can only use the ones on the end - but this works out fine) |
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It displays the amount recieved by the address To display the balance, just add the parameter &type=balance like this: http://bitcoinbox.ru/display/graph.php?btcaddress=1NgLdhjHfLbcVawMk4DNEv8yf9ZzzNJV6U&type=balance
Coool. |
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Either that, or cut the backplanes and only leave the very top screw mount and the overhang (so it balances on the beam).
This is the part that I want to get fabricated, so I can keep the original brackets for resale. Unless someone wants to sell me a bunch of brackets? They could actually be from any reference card model, as long as it has the 2 screws at the top, since the rest would be getting chopped off. Would this single wide bracket work? EDIT: More info here. Available here for ~$2 each. Well, the top of the card/bracket has 2 screws, and it would be ideal to attach both, since I don't want the card flopping around on one screw. Also I would have to drill some holes in those - is there a double-slot version of the same thing that i could chop the top off of? |
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Nice, now the disgruntled customer (or scammer or whatever) is claiming "OKPAY is closing". Got this email: From: "OKPAY" < support@okpay.com> To: [me] Subject: OKPAY Closing Date: Fri, 13 Apr 2012 17:58:02 +0100 Dear partners, Due to legal issues OKPay will close all operations by May 1. 2012. Please use this time to withdraw your available balance. Sincerely yours, Konstantin Romanovsky OKPay CEO http://www.okpay.comD x O Nice try! Wow, what a dick move. |
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Currently mining away at 1651MH/s using 155W (2xBFL, Router, USB hub) at the wall.  So sexy. Nice job, BFL on the design. |
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I have noticed occasional, brief outages with this forum as well, but I haven't kept track of when. For better or worse, my experience has sort of caused me to treat it as normal and expected on big forums.  To the best of my memory, most of the outages have seemed to be during late night/early morning hours in the U.S. Central time zone, but this isn't a terribly large sample size. Further to this, I have been able to pin one of the downtimes to being at 11:10 PM Eastern time (just happened to me now) for exactly one minute. It never times out, but stays "connecting" for a minute and then suddenly loads the page. Has happened consistently for several days. Similar 1-minute downtimes seem to happen once in a while at other times too, but I haven't noticed specific times yet. If it is a backup script kicking off, there should probably be a throttle on it, whether it is causing the db to run out of connections, or just the bandwidth to be used up I don't know. |
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Awesome stuff. Your FAQ answered almost every question I had but one: How does the email message with the coins and instructions look like?
https://i.imgur.com/PD4WS.png < if you're quick, you can even recover the coins Dammit too slow, someone else already cashed out.  |
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This is awesome. Just what is needed to introduce grandmother to Bitcoins.
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Hi Jeff, I'm wondering why you chose this particular day to lock the other topic and start this one? Did you know just yesterday http://bitcoinpress.com was launched with a similar intent? Perhaps only coincidence. Probably because theymos got around to creating the "press" sub-board just today. |
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Yet another control freak who needs to get over the Internet before it destroys him ....
I liked it when the forum allowed to change PseudoNyms ... that was neat, it stopped presumptions and flame wars continuing on across multiple threads because you never knew who was who exactly so just took the writings on their merits ... and anybody who likes to be identified with some daft pseudonym or another could equally keep their badge. Can we bring that back theymos?
It's all yours if you decide to donate 10 or more BTC to the forum. Huh? is this a pay per extra feature? are you serious? I think we could round up 10btc to bring back variable pseudonyms ... It's only per user. Once you have either "Donator" or "VIP" status, you can change your name at will. "Donator" is 10 BTC, "VIP" is 50 BTC or more. |
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Why not just use enterprise PSU modules for redundant PSUs? They typically output only 12v and large amounts of it. You can get upwards of 4000w in a redundant PSU across four modules.
The nice thing about the above unit in the OP is ease of use. Standard PC/Power Cable 3-prong input and 12V Terminal +/- Output. I would rather not have to solder/crimp and/or hunt down schematics to locate the proper output leads etc ( not to mention, 'SPEC' Hunting, as most will be sold as model# replacements....not listing ratings as part of the sale's pitch....lol) on redundant replacement modules/cartridges without a backplane, although it would probably be a ton cheaper and only require a bit of legwork to get the job done. It's definitely something to consider.... thanks for the tip. I will check out prices. There is a 95-page MEGA thread on server PSUs over at rcgroups: http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1005309Something for everyone in that thread! |
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