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you can probably skim up to 5% without the majority of people noticing.
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You can also buy the cd-key(dvd-key) without the game for 60BTC 25BTC
that's not possible, unless the key has never been used before.  why do you think that's impossible with online activation you get a limited amount of 5 machines per key and you can deauthorize those machines any time you want to and get your activaions back http://support.ea.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/178you can also activate the game using the dvd which requires you to have the dvd (or a virtual image) in your drive on every startup of the game that's only for the solidshield/secuROM DRM. if you want to play online, you will need an EA account, and an unused dvd key. If you try to make another EA account, and run the game, it will ask you to "redeem code" (enter cd key), if you enter the one that you have already used, it will fail, and you won't be able to play online. So if you want to sell your game, you need to sell the associated EA account. If you don't believe me, make another ea account, and try to play bc2 with it.  |
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The pricing is simple: For each USD($) you get 2 megahashes per second per month. Every day you will receive the expected daily BitCoin output transferred to the address of your choice. Your coins will accumulate even if your wallet computer is off.
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This is the safest way to obtain to steady stream of freshly minted BitCoins. No bad-luck streaks. No downtime. No hassle. so you will receive the "average" amount of BTC expected for the MH/s your purchased, right? also, your prices are too high, compared to exchanging USD for BTC. with a 1 GH/s plan, the expected return will be around 439 BTC a month. But the plan costs $500, so it's 1.14 USD per BTC. :/ |
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You can also buy the cd-key(dvd-key) without the game for 60BTC 25BTC
that's not possible, unless the key has never been used before. |
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Next change will be closer to 90 000, and it will happend around April 4.
the irc bot isn't exactly accurate |
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when does the payout happens?
thanks
when the block that you have shares in gets confirmed |
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are there any other offers? the highest right now is 30 BTC
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Darn if it wasn't EA download I might have had to bite.
If you bought this account, you would also get the key. The key could be used to activate a copy of crysis 2 that you already have. I am interested. How have you obtained this account?
i work for a game retailer. When a game goes on sale, we have to "gut" some boxes so we can put them on display. Usually, they're sold for ~20% less than their retail price, that, along with my employee discount allows me to get it for ~$25 |
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I've sold 6, and there's only one left! EADM account with Crysis 2, limited edition. There's only one left, the price 1 btc.  |
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most likely, his keys are russian cd keys. that's why they're so cheap (it's to compete with the pirates, or something like that, not sure though). also, his prices are wayyy too high. most cd key stores sell for $20-30 for major games, and you can get them for even cheaper ($15) if you deal directly with the russians over at plati.ru.
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I'm not sure why, but this pool seems to have lower earnings than slush's pool. after crunching some data from slush's pool, i found out that i make around 0.03 BTC per hour mining. However, i ran a miner for 1 entire day, and the "estimated earnings" is only 0.06 BTC.
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Pool mining works like this:
Each miner connected to the pool will repeatedly ask for a chunk of work from the server. The work provided is a much less difficult piece of work, which results in the miner being able to submit "shares" at a relatively quick pace (in comparison to the time it would take to solve a block solo).
Each share could potentially be the answer for the block the pool is working on, and if it is, the pool solves the block and each user gets paid based on the method the pool is using to value shares. Less any required fees or donation rates.
thanks for the detailed reply. i got one question though, what is preventing a miner in a pool from not reporting a "winning" block to the server? this could easily be implemented, with a connection to bitcoind. if the block is above the target, it is submitted to the server, if it's below the target, submit it to the client, and claim the block for itself. could this attack be feasible? |
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i don't understand how a pool combines the effort of multiple computers toward finding one block. How does each "share" help the server solve a block?
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I just did some DNS work for astronimicsolutions.net which is relaunching right now he is going to accept Bitcoins asap even if i have to implement it for free!
that's not even a site :/ C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator>whois astronimicsolutions.net
Connecting to NET.whois-servers.net...
No whois information found. |
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Bitcoin is not very liquid when it comes to businesses like these. It works well for small stuff when you have all the capital in hand. Taking a fraction of the purchase price in BTC is the most optimal solution, IMO.
you could just trade the bitcoins for cash. shouldn't take very long... |
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disable hardware acceleration?
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I will pay .5 bitcoins if you hold a sign in china next to some historic landmark that says "bitcoins" and send it to me.
hes going to get arrested by the police. (assuming they know what bitcoin is) |
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Space is the ultimate cooling system.....
space = insulator. ever wonder why thermos are called vacuum flasks? |
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