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Can't be an early adopter with latecoin. I mean litecoin.
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What software did you use to zip the files? Some older standards have weak encryption.
If you used strong encryption such as Winrar 3's AES, you're out of luck if you don't remember any partial password. Its hard enough to break an 8 char password, even with OpenC/CUDA accelerated cracker. Much less an entire phrase.
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My contract with Ian stipulates interest payments to begin in April. So its a little early to be panicking just yet.
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I happpen to know Ian Bakewell works in the Alberta oilfields. There isn't much infrastructure out there.
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I didn't see this. Will submit something ASAP.
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Run this in a batch file, if you're on windows:
ipconfig /release
ipconfig /renew
arp -d *
nbtstat -R
nbtstat -RR
ipconfig /flushdns
ipconfig /registerdns
I restarted the computer, and it seems to working fine now. I will do this next time it acts us. BTW, do I do the above in DOS? Seriously, for I ain't got no clue when it comes to these things. I can figure it out via Google I suppose. I'm a HTML and CSS guy, with a little PHP thrown in for good measure. That's all I know about code. Make sure you have windows option to show all file extensions 'on'. In windows explorer, go to: Tools: Folder options: View. Then un-check "hide extensions for known file types". Create a new text file. paste the commands in. save. rename the file extension to .bat. Double-click to run. Let it finish. |
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Run this in a batch file, if you're on windows:
ipconfig /release
ipconfig /renew
arp -d *
nbtstat -R
nbtstat -RR
ipconfig /flushdns
ipconfig /registerdns
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Silver's been around the block a time or two, and still hasn't cracked $50 since before 1980. It will crack $50 eventually, simply because of helicopter Ben.
Bitcoin however is going much higher than $50. Give it some adoption time and another block reward halving, and $50 will seem like a real bargain.
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Does the 5870 mine over 400 k/h (m/h for bitcoin)?
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You're acting like a child.
"But the natural man does not receive the things of the Spirit of God, for they are foolishness to him; nor can he know them, because they are spiritually discerned."
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Glad its not doing it for you I'm trying to keep your kind away.
Gweedo is not trolling. Take his advice, or better yet, hire him! This is the worst looking live site I've ever seen. First impression. Hire a proper designer. |
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6. People who have decided that USD/Euro/BP have peaked/are tanking and are cashing out.
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There are too many problems with bitcoin for it to just grow and take over the world like a few posters would like.
Think of it as the year 1994 and someone asks you how do you think Netscape Navigator will change the world?
The real question is: how will the INTERNET change the world? Bitcoin > Internet analogy works much better as an analogy. What the internet is doing to communications, bitcoin is doing to money. |
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Eric's investigative service is excellent! Highly recommended for the sometimes-seedy bitcoin world. I sent him a name and some other info, and he replied within hours with a lengthy report. I now know what the mark eats for breakfast and how much toilet paper he uses.... Well not really! But close.  Thanks again Eric, I will be back. |
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Can we bid it up to a million dollars?  |
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Not sure if this is something that's available, or even legal.
I'll pay asking price if its fair.
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