Non sequitur.

Did you really send them 200 BTC?

You should probably start accepting you will never see it again now...

The people running them might be making some decent coin, yes.

Natürlich ist das deine eigene Scam Seite. WIe bist du sonst auf die Seite gekommen? Bei google findet man sie noch nicht.

Some of you still behave like this.

And what's this ?

http://www.spiegel.de/international/germany/right-wing-extremism-the-village-where-the-neo-nazis-rule-a-737471.html

In general I don't like Germans much, however I'm smart enough to know I shouldn't generalize too much, and that each individual is different.

But I've been to Germany a few times, and here's some of my observations:

* Police not having a smile on their faces, same with shop guards. It's like their face says: One single fault, and you're off to the gas chamber.

* Lots of germans are very unfriendly

* I was on a subway once, and there was a 'near death' drug addict raving about asking for money, he did stink pretty badly. Most people turned their heads away in disgust, and mothers hid their children in their clothes. Nobody seemed to have respect for this person as a fellow human being, he was more like some obnoxious creature worth nothing. If somebody came with a mobile gas chamber and pushed him into that, I'm sure most of them would've just've cheered to get rid of this uneasiness in their every day life.

But that man was someones brother, someones kid, maybe even someones father. And with the right (or rather wrong) circumstances, it could be any of the passengers on that subway being put in this druggies position.

* Germans often lack humor.

* There's too much bureacraucy.

* I got a lot of hateful looks esp. from German men.

* Don't question authority..

Perhaps it has something to do with the climate. In general I think Germans are mostly like most people, caring mostly about themselves.

With the right political circumstances I'm willing to bet we'd have Hitler and WW2 all over again, I didn't get a good vibe from my visits.

Most germans are sheep, and would not stand up risking their own jobs/lifes/families in the event the politicians went rogue.

Yepp - from an intellectual standpoint I know that you can't generalize on a group and that you would have to treat the individuals as individuals, but I'm sure more inclined to visit other countries in the future. And you Germans can thank yourself for that.

If I were you, I certainly would not be proud of being a German.

I can see husbands telling their wives, "honey, its ok, I know it uses a lot of electricity and heats up the whole second floor of the house, but it does make us a little money and makes me happy".

Then you have the teenager or grown man that refuses to leave mommy..."Mom, I know the electrical bill was $945, I'll give you some bitcoin later on this month".

Die Meldung um Peter Thiel ist schon ein paar Tage alt.

 Es ging um gestern.

Uhm.. can't someone just buy one directly from friedcat for 49?  Why would anyone buy yours for 55?

Für die die nicht verstehen was los ist.

EFF ist das Wort des Tages.

Vor 2 Jahren haben die bitcoin den Rücken gekehrt, und alle Spenden über die Faucet zurückgegeben.

Jetzt ist die rechtliche Lage (sie beziehen sich auf FinCen) klar. Die EFF ist nicht von der schnellen Sorte dafür Nachhaltig.

https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2013/05/eff-will-accept-bitcoins-support-digital-liberty

http://www.thegenesisblock.com/electronic-frontiers-foundation-eff-now-accepts-bitcoin/