https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=156942.msg1688304#msg1688304


Hay algún tipo de problema con los clientes viejos. Señal fundamental

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As for the general topic of discrediting bitcoin, bitcoiners do that pretty well by themselves. If everyone here talked like Yifu Guo, we'd probably already be there by now. Instead, they all talk like dank.

Paraipan, todo funciona hasta el punto exacto dnd deja de funcionar. Si le das la vuelta a lo q dije ahora, esperas una caida a $1 en las proximas semanas. No lo digas duro q me emociono.

todo a su tiempo amigo. Tiempo para bajar tendremos... y mucho.

cooling solution is a colocation facility. 

66F to 68F 24/7.

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My rigs are a cluster of 4 nodes each and one embedded *BSD licensed controller of my own design.  Each one has 8 8 core cpus, 512GB of RAM and 12 GPU cards with logging and storage done in an encrypted VIA Mini ITX controlling a storage array (so an error won't crash the system by filling up system disks).  The other rig is exactly the same, located in a different location with the same colo company and has hot failover capability with the other machine using something Linux HA heartbeat.  So if one rig fails it takes over the tasks of the other rig as its virtual instances switch tasks (why I needed so much RAM).
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Si siulynot pronostica que va a pasar los 100, creo que es hora de empezar a vender.... Ahora si que va a caer   

Thank you very much!!!  I'll look into it.

Because this pull request is.. 4 days old.

I asked on this pull request why the PGP key was removed in the first place. I think it's a good question to answer before everything.

There is no "one master". Any change that is controversial or non-trivial must get at least one ACK from developers. Sometime more depending on the importance of the change.

You are crushing my dreams!!!!

I only had funds for 1 unit.  And Walletbit confused me a lot.  So 3 of the purchases were not real, and were cancelled.  I didn't expect my shopping cart to be public information, how did you find out?

I'm new to the community. My fullname is Saïvann Carignan. I'm also a recent member of the foundation. And I am the one who did the multilanguage version of weusecoins and the new bitcoin.org website with the help and feedback from the community and developers. I am a french Canadian.

Sure. That sounds great.

However, I didn't find a way to make this approach concretely work with something with as much long texts like a website, without being problematic in some cases. A single language is usually used for small dialogs in unified application with "english" fallback. I don't think that makes sense in our case to work this way because each translation must be "structure independant".

- English version might have pages other sections don't have (news, version history).
- We might need special styles or content adaptation for some languages.
- We should be able to create new pages, and translate them later without this page appearing in english in all translated version. This would give a very poor user experience.
- Outdated translation should not prevents us to update other languages.

There are also a few things that might work poorly with this approach or just be impossible / very hard to do with jekyll, like translating filenames (urls) and keeping links between translated pages, and generating a structured sitemap with alternate hreflang as we do now.

But if someone comes up with something better that is both easier for translator while being still functionnal for integration and collaboration, feel free to work on it and make a pull request so that it can be discussed!

Hi I'm..

Wait, 450 pages, will anybody read this?

No matter, I'm a Bitcoin enthusiast since a few months. With a moderate technical knowledge. And I must say that.. Bitcoin Rocks!

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I think that weusecoins and bitcoin.org are now ready to call for translations.

Here is the thread : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=159129.0

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Do you live in NYC?  Your choice of username makes mroe sense now.