Ha ok, I missed it, sorry. Preorder ? Maybe BFL build these ?  Sure, if you have a cool 10 million USD lying around.  |
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That guy looks exactly like I pictured dank to look like.
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Looks like a good booth plan for the CES crowd.
Not really. They're not at the LVCC, but at the Sands Convention Centre. That's like half an hour away from the "real" CES. |
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This domain has been registered since July 18, 2010. Bah, facts.  It would have been funny. |
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I attempted to contact rip the owner of bitcoin-central.net off
FTFY Also go fuck yourself. You know, when I see this thread -> https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=41025.0I wonder how he came to the idea to register this particular domain in the first place. |
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so we can expect a phishing site at that adress real soon now?
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you know what they call people around here who only do things for money?
Bitcoiners. |
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That chart says the blockchain is still less than 4gb.
Ya, it is the raw data in the blockchain. The files include the index (blkindex.dat), which is over 1.4 GB at the moment. Wow, that;s a lot of growth since I switched to Electrum a couple months ago. Sounds like pruning is becoming more pressing Basically what happened is that SatoshiDice started. The chain has been growing ridiculously because of that. The number of daily transactions has more than quadrupled after Satoshidice went online. |
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If I could extract stupidity from forum posts, fill it in bottles and find a buyer, I'd be sitting on a gold mine right here.
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that sucks those are such big stores. Someone should convince them to accept bitcoins.
Go right ahead. |
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Please don't ask for opinions on your work, if you can't handle opinions on your work. Thank you.
That said, I'm prepared to offer favourable reviews of your product in exchange for a reasonable amount of Bitcoin.
What was said was not in a posistive manor, if you dont like it thats great but dont sit there and tell me that is not even music cause thats horse shit. Now, now, I obviously couldn't have said that, as I have not listened to your arrangement at all yet. I would however be willing to listen for a reasonable contribution. |
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Please don't ask for opinions on your work, if you can't handle opinions on your work. Thank you.
That said, I'm prepared to offer favourable reviews of your product in exchange for a reasonable amount of Bitcoin.
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Maybe his full name is Safe Voucher? This is a multicultural platform after all.
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So, Dank went nuts after his love and won't resbond?
I think he's playing the "I totally killed myself on 21/12" card. He hasn't been posting since. Of course one can see he's still religiously checking the forums on his profile. So that doesn't really work out that well. |
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And you form an opinion based on what Wired tells you?
I don't. The mainstream does. |
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Btw: bitcoin will begin to go mainstream in 50 days from now. I will bet my money on that.
Huh? It's going mainstream since almost 4 years and will continue to do so for a long while before any serious news outlet will ask "Is BTC mainstream?". Wired begs to differ. http://www.wired.com/gadgetlab/2012/12/wired-tired-expired/?pid=4182&viewall=trueEXPIRED: Bitcoin
At the height of its popularity, Bitcoin was trumpeted as a viable alternative currency for the internet age, a monetary system engineered to prevent theft, gaming, and criminalization. Then came the malware, the black market, the legal ambiguities and The Man. Today, you can't even use it to buy Facebook stock. |
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Technically, it is illegal to melt U.S. coins. Other countries have similar laws I'd imagine.
It's illegal to melt US currency. The OP is planning to hoard pennies and nickels until they're phased out as currency, THEN melt them down. |
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I'm no advertising expert but spending a couple million on something that nobody even knows about(and thus nobody can tell another person about if someone even asked) doesn’t sound like smart advertising. As far as I've researched advertising anywhere on time square is at least $4 million/month and long term contracts are required.
Actually it's more like 300 bucks. http://wiredprworks.com/times-square-pr-beam-to-15millionday/# |
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