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Meh, the problem of ripple is the same of bitcoin, very few people use it. Yes, if everyone use ripple, then it would be good as an exchange for bitcoin. But well, then if everyone use bitcoin, we would not even need an exchange.
I +1 this. Ripple is the perfect solution to the bitcoin exchange problem as long as everyone was using ripple. If everyone is using ripple they are probably using bitcoin and now I need to take an aspirin. |
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wtfvanity,
Thanks for the tip! Give me your BTC address, i will make a donation...
175K7Tm8tpXge7sw7mAGipdCqSD9j4bUx5 I actually PMed him with my donation address and he hasn't sent any coins yet. 1 urMomXbDxtrBKZXptJxUJbwFa3id5ad7 |
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One thing that I don't see listed in the first post, is this new software, also supposed to support the importing of existing users and posts? Or will the existing forum be made legacy and a transition made to the new one?
there's smf converters to virtually every single possible packaged forum software and db type known to man. Including the new one that has yet to be developed? That however, is not part of the specification. If someone is doing something from scratch, that should be included. No? |
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One thing that I don't see listed in the first post, is this new software, also supposed to support the importing of existing users and posts? Or will the existing forum be made legacy and a transition made to the new one?
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Friedcat,
Do you sell bare ASICS and provide the necessary files for DIY? ( for a large order....>$100K)
Friedcat,
Do you sell bare ASICS and provide the necessary files for DIY? ( for a large order....>$100K)
Asking repeatedly will help you get an answer quicker. |
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If this is gonna be sold en masse, you just militarized the user base  BFL selling their hopefully eventual product for $3k per 50 ghs. I'm being hopeful and saying you will sell these sexy things for $20 a pop  |
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That's... Jerking off to this right now, can you blow it up for me with some higher reso! Before friedcat obliges with moar sexy photos of this mining cutie, I guess https://i.imgur.com/pzAootC.jpg?1 will have to do for the time being.  Okay, that will do for now. I want to see it with the heat sink of next baby! And I'd love a peak at the back side! |
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What is your investment strategy? If you don't have one, get out.
If you're long on bitcoin because you believe in it and want to have it be worth a lot down the road, invest in it regularly. In highs, and lows, do it on a regular basis.
If you feel you paid too much at $100, buy some now that it is $67, the same 2.5 you did at $100. Your new rate per BTC is now in the 80's. Sounds better than $100.
But don't listen to me, I'm not a day trader.
From what I am aware of, I don't have an investment strategy, how would I go about developing one? What kind of mindset do I require? Would you have any helpful advice for me? This purchase was my first ever investment. I suspect I will start off very shakey but will adapt with time. Do you know anything more about bitcoin than it sounds like a good investment? You already said you have no investment strategy. Go dump your coins, cash out and forget about bitcoin for a few years. |
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Right now - its not very good.
Do you think I should try and resell them? Try and mitigate my losses for the time being and reattempt in a few days? Or should I just ride it out and see what I can make in the future? lol, this is what is causing the panic. Shit, I bought at 250, I better sell at 120 before they become worthless. Then you get scared when it gets back to 200, so you buy again. Then it drops to 80 so you sell once more. Then it breaks 100, so you buy at 105. Now it's 70, so you sell them again. A fool and his money are soon parted. Despite multiple DDoS attacks to the exchanges and following a major crash (THE major [1st ever] crash) - it's been remarkably stable past 1/2 day.
ROFL, the 1st ever crash, major crash? You guys are funny. Looking at a two week period, I hardly call going from 85 to 70 a major crash. If you look at it on a per hour basis, yeah, going from 200 plus into the 100's sure is scary. This is what I am trying to avoid, I don't want to fall over myself making irrational decisions with my investments. In your position, would you have bought BTC for that price? Or would you have potentially waited longer before buying? What is your investment strategy? If you don't have one, get out. If you're long on bitcoin because you believe in it and want to have it be worth a lot down the road, invest in it regularly. In highs, and lows, do it on a regular basis. If you feel you paid too much at $100, buy some now that it is $67, the same 2.5 you did at $100. Your new rate per BTC is now in the 80's. Sounds better than $100. But don't listen to me, I'm not a day trader. |
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That's... Jerking off to this right now, can you blow it up for me with some higher reso! |
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Right now - its not very good.
Do you think I should try and resell them? Try and mitigate my losses for the time being and reattempt in a few days? Or should I just ride it out and see what I can make in the future? lol, this is what is causing the panic. Shit, I bought at 250, I better sell at 120 before they become worthless. Then you get scared when it gets back to 200, so you buy again. Then it drops to 80 so you sell once more. Then it breaks 100, so you buy at 105. Now it's 70, so you sell them again. A fool and his money are soon parted. Despite multiple DDoS attacks to the exchanges and following a major crash (THE major [1st ever] crash) - it's been remarkably stable past 1/2 day.
ROFL, the 1st ever crash, major crash? You guys are funny. Looking at a two week period, I hardly call going from 85 to 70 a major crash. If you look at it on a per hour basis, yeah, going from 200 plus into the 100's sure is scary. |
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For most of the accounts- it wasn't a significant amount at the time they deposited. Indeed many wallets were probably abandoned.
Exactly. 50 BTC at Christmas time was $500. Might be convenient for some to have it easily spendable from a web wallet. Now, it's $5,000 or so, and a different story. Think about the people that used it back when bitcoin was worth a couple of bucks and abandoned 10 BTC. There may be plenty of coins available for those that want to claim them plus plenty of profit for shutting her down. |
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The second Gox opens I'm going to buy as quickly as I possibly can. It was @ $266, it will get there again, and much, much higher. Think about it, 21m BTC will ever exist, and right now you have the chance to own entire BTCs, even hundreds of them. This opportunity won't be around for long, and when it's done, it'll be gone.
I'm new to the speculation thing... but I take it you're a bull? |
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OpenVPN can be easily overloaded with bogus handshakes. They are CPU-intensive. Or as people already told - brutally saturate the link. There are various bots available each with different ways of flooding - from ping flooding to intelligent exploitation how particular protocol or server operates.
VPN is for preserving data secrecy sent over insecure link, not for DDoS protection.
I'm not using this for DDoS protection mystery miner. I did try it with a 10 meg link on a VPS and a 100 meg link dedicated server single connection easily saturated it. Thank you everyone, especially sega01. |
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Ten98 (10-98)
So if a bar has a capacity to hold only 100 people and instead 500 people show up on April 10, 2013 because it was known a week ago that a famous rock star would be at the bar on that day. The bar, knowing that this rock star would draw a huge crowd (in excess of 500 people), failed to hire additional bartenders. As a result there's only 1 bartender working on April 10,2013 and he couldn't handle the capacity and ended up misplacing/losing the funds of the 500 extra people that the bar didn't have the capacity to handle, but let them in anyway; do those 500 people have a right to sue regarding the loss of their funds?
I didn't lose anything and I don't plan on selling anytime, regardless of what happens. But MTGOX is incompetent and something needs to be done.
In regards to a class action suit, I believe that you can commence one in the US since they now operate in the US as well as Japan. There will undoubtedly be attorneys that would do it pro-bono for the simple fact that this is a Bitcoin issue and there are attorneys that would want to be pioneers here.
Your on the ball! sounds like the right direction Umm... the bar wouldn't let the people in. They have a limit by ordinance how many people can be inside. Those people would be waiting outside until some left from already being there. The line would go for who knows how far. Does anyone live in Vegas? Did anyone go to the stupid pawn stars shop before it had a tv show? Now, only so many people can be inside at one time. So, a line wraps around the building... If mtgox can't handle the new people don't let them use the trading system until it is first upgraded... |
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A victim of their own success?
I can hardly agree with that publicity crap. They are a victim of their crappy software.
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Wow, you just change server address and ports with no warning? Yikes....
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