Interesting question.  It's strange to see the words good and tech-house used in the same sentence.  I thought I liked pretty much any kind of music but tech house is so so, so, so, so repetitive, tinny sounding drum-machine-on-4-beat-repeat monotony that I think it must have been created as a form of self-abuse.  I believe my top-loading washing machine has a better sound on the "heavy duty" cycle.  If I get a chance I'll record that sound and mix in a hat1 kick hat2 kick snare hat3 kick (ad infinitum) and create the next big tech house hit.

77500 H/s will get you a block per day divide it by 7 and it will get you a block a week divide it by 30 and it will l get you a block per month... keep in mind all of these are averages.

 The fees you will incur have little to do with the wallet and everything to do with the bitcoin network.  A paper wallet will not help you to skirt the fees.

 Most of us here would be hard pressed to believe a 2 MP camera is the best available but I'm sure we are open to some convincing. 

 +1
The dual sim Asus Zenfone 3 (ZE552KL model) has an awesome camera (f-stop of 2.0) and the phone is actually quite reasonably priced.

 I have read some really good reviews for the Hwuawei P9 camera as well.  It uses quality Leica lenses.

 Here's a side-by-side comparison:
 http://www.gsmarena.com/compare.php3?idPhone1=7972&idPhone2=8106

I have to agree with Admiral_Bit on this one.  Tifossi is professional and quick to answer questions (and I had quite a few initially as I was very new to the IPTV scene).  He let me start the free trial on my terms so I was able to play with it during my time off work.  Any questions I had were answered within minutes so it was an excellent first experience.

 Heh!  Well now I don't even know for sure if I was being sexually abused at the time because I thought I was in the house alone.  Maybe I wasn't even trying to buy Bitcoins so I could order one of those BFL 50's?   OMG - I just looked in my computer room... well what I thought was my computer room... and I don't even have a computer in there!  Shit it's not even a computer room! It's a pantry. BFL doesn't exist, CaVirtex doesn't exist - it was all just a false memory.

  I guess the prosecution will have to invoke the false memory theory.  I'm sticking with my story.
 

  Well depends where you live.  It's much cheaper to buy raw milk from the farmer in Romania so you boil it to kill the bacteria.
Also, you put a wooden spoon over the pot to prevent it from boiling over - but you should still watch it so it doesn't burn!

 Oh yeah, nobody has a microwave in the country.  Lucky to have a indoor plumbing!

 I just tested my machines.  In one I have an Nvidia 970 and oclvanitygen uses ~16%CPU (5820K slightly overclocked).  In the other I have a radeon 7970 and oclvanitygen uses near 0% of the CPU (an i7-920) - it flickers occaisionally to 1%.  Wish I had a 980 for comparison.  I didn't anticipate that much difference in CPU requirement for the different cards.
 It didn't seem to matter if I used a list or just a single address, the results were the same.

 I'm not going senile yet.  I lived it.  Too bad you missed it and have to rely on some flawed historical data.  I wish I had taken a screen shot or two... I was busy talking to a buddy on the phone about it as it went down.  

 I lived it my friend.  It went 300 percent in one day and came back to earth again.  You're looking at historical charts that don't show any detail for the trading day - only daily closes.
What do you want an affidavit?

 Yes 100% positive it was 2013!  My cash deposit into CaVirtex was confirmed April 10, 2013, 7:38 a.m.  It was my first attempt to buy BTC for the purchase of an ASIC Bitcoin miner.   The morning I tried (which I believe was the same morning I found out my cash deposit was confirmed), I placed buy orders up to $90 but I kept missing the price - thought I didn't know how an exchange worked - and then I sat and watched in horror until the price was $270!  I really thought I would never get any Bitcoin after seeing that. 
 The problem with looking at those historical graphs is that you only see the daily close (or maybe the daily average). On the day I'm speaking of, it went up and down within hours.  I'll see if I can find more detail for April 10th - CaVirtex is gone now - sold out another entity and now it's part of Kraken - so I'm not sure I can find any records of my attempts to buy.

It's probably the Russians hacking the French election now to help end the European Union.

(NB I do not believe the Russians hacked the American election and the above is intended as humour)

 Well, 1200 seems to be a resistance point - if it makes it through there, I don't think there is any resistance after that so... moon?

Yeah I have a pair of cheap noise cancelling headphones (Sony MD5 I think) that I wear in my computer room.  They remove a modest amount of the constant background noise but then they were only around $40.  I know there are much better headphones for noise cancelling.

  EVERYONE is trying to get out of their position at the same time when the price begins to drop which exerts yuuuuge downward pressure on the value.

 The first time I put money on an exchange to buy Bitcoin, the price began to rise from ~$70 at 9 am and by 11am it was around $270 - scared the shif out of me so I went to bed ( I was working night shift anyway) and when I awoke in the afternoon, it was back down to around $90 again.
True story (though the numbers may not be exact).  The rise was actually much quicker than the drop though the whole episode took less than a day.

 

 Ha!  After you tell OP when you are going away, where you will be and for how long, he can then take his time to enter your home and relieve you of it's contents at his own leisure.  I can't imagine giving so many details to get a voucher.

 How about showing us some examples?

 I don't know about stomach problems but I can imagine one would have fewer friends and fewer intimate moments.

Active noise cancellation.  Right now you can get yourself some noise-cancelling headphones that work quite well.
If you have all of your devices in the same room, you may be able to strategically mount a few speakers that will reproduce the inverse of the sound waves in that room which when broadcast should effectively cancel each other out and make the room silent (or at least a lot quieter).

 Maybe you can contact these guys - I think your setup would be much simpler and less expensive.

http://gizmodo.com/5913413/new-noise-cancelling-technology-for-restaurants-uses-123-speakers-to-serve-up-peaceful-meals

 Do you mean vouchers?