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Just to point out that the proxy doesn't handle images from blockchain.info.
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i store wheat and there is no way i could ever think of trying to store $500,000 worth of wheat. Gold, well that could fit in a shoe box...
How about $500,000 worth of shoes then? |
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Can't drop the commission below 5%. Donate as you see fit  If I get more than 50mBTC, I'll post up the SVG & PNG for anyone to do with as they wish.  This image proxy doesn't take images from Blockchain.info? Whatever next?  |
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t-shirt
You forgot the QR code for beer donations. True. I have a commission on the shirt but I'll take it off and drop in a QR code. |
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yes, that black and yellow was not an accident. cant wait until i get my vanity "don't tread on me" BTC plates!
If you get it where I got it, they fade really fast  Mine ended up spinning on the road Back-to-the-Future style when a truck pulled out in front of me. |
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I agree, honestly blue sapphires with small diamonds to accent it is what i find to be the best. but she wanted a big ass ugly diamond accented by smaller but still large and ugly diamonds.
Heh, when BTC gets to 40k, I might cave just once. My wife understands the diamond thing but some of her friends have large-ish rocks and peer pressure and all... |
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fuck, the key part of that work is four letters. not something i would were to pick up my 6 year old kid from school here in the usa. it is not illegal but unpolite.
Choo choo, motherlover?  Perhaps the words could be hidden in the design somehow. Make the T look all respectable but then if you look at the shape of the smoke or something? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WmRTUNh1vPo |
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I know... I explained this to my wife... She still wants (and thus got lots of) bling.
But I kind of understand it, large diamonds to a girl is more or less what a high end super car, or a super model GF is to a guy.
And in the end we know we have to keep the girls happy so we buy the silly rocks...
Nothing wrong with a little bling (though it's not my style) but diamonds are another matter. My wife knows point blank that she isn't getting any (a few tiny ones as accents is fine but they may as well be cubic zirconia in my book). I think other stones look a lot nicer and are (much) better value. But to each their own |
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I PRAY for the bitcoin is adopted by big fellas. Even if they acquire the 99% of it, they will be OBLIGED to pay for services and the circulation will begin again. What's NOT gonna happen, is the extra-super-duper inflation we have now. Only 21bn there EVER will be. That's all. You can't keep them all. You need money to make the world go around...
LTC/PPC/(place whatever here) will be players too. Smaller stakes, but IN the game. That's because people need variety and solutions to their problems. Bitcoin might be gold, but there must be diamonds and silver too...
21 Million I prefer 0.021 milli-Trillion |
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the cert is just for *.twimg.com, though. It seems I'm getting yet another one for that domain: Cybertrust Public SureServer SV CA  EDIT: akamai is an organizational unit of twitter now? These content delivery servers are all over the world. Maybe there's a reason for a large network of those to have certificates from different authorities and your ip range got switched to a different one or something. Firefox can do negotiation of the virtual host before certificate exchange (I forget the abbreviation) which allows for multiple SSL hosts on the same IP. IE does not do that currently. I'm not sure how that would affect things here especially since there is a wildcard certificate but it could explain the difference without needing to invoke nefarious schemes. Abbreviation is SNI (Server Name Identification) |
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LTC/PPC/(place whatever here) will be players too. Smaller stakes, but IN the game. That's because people need variety and solutions to their problems. Bitcoin might be gold, but there must be diamonds and silver too...
Diamonds are just plentiful, bland looking rocks. They only have their value because of successful advertising campaigns and DeBeers keeping their huge stockpiles hidden away. |
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Jonesing for some Bitcoin excitement. Think I may go drive the wrong way down the interstate at 120mph.
In Bitcoinia (the bitcoin country) we should ban all weekends and holidays. The price will always go up! Or at least there will be high volume at all times.  Weekends, holidays and sleep. And bathroom visits. |
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Jonesing for some Bitcoin excitement. Think I may go drive the wrong way down the interstate at 120mph.
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Umad that the history of bitcoin is the same as a typical scammy penny stock and the current altcoin scene?
Wow. So those penny stocks sitting around in my portfolio that aren't even worth selling are going to be worth tens of thousands shortly? Sweet. |
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Visit Greece. We'll go hiking! I would love to visit greece. Then it's official. Just do it. By next summer I probably will be able to cover all your expenses Don't sweat it. Goat'll just buy Greece. |
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That said, the issue with p2pool is that you have to be able to get a share within the 24 hour payout window. At the moment it takes around 44 GH/s to average 1 share/24 hours. I believe this can be solved with tiered share-chains and m-of-n addresses, but there are some sticky issues.
Wow, that's rough. Doesn't seem long ago that I was getting a share or two per day with around 1G. I've pretty much given up on mining except I still run a block exploder for the lulz. |
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I spent over a year trying to promote P2Pool. It's better for the miner and it's better for the network, but it takes more effort to set up so miners go with traditional pools instead. Bigger pools have less variance, so more miners flock to bigger pools.
FWIW, I found p2pool to be pretty easy to set up. Plus if you know someone who has it set up, you can use their instance (this is a little bit like pooled mining but much more local). |
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