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661  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: New Bitcoin Forum - Moderated, Clean ,Web 2.0 Compatible on: June 12, 2011, 04:48:21 PM
99% of all forums I have participated in would at least suspend if not insta-ban you for advertising ANOTHER forum.  This is regardless of the merits of your venture - you are attempting to siphon traffic away from this site, and don't expect people to be annoyed?   Shocked 
TweetForum is not a regular forum sir...

Here is just a preview of whats ahead of tweetforum. Trust me I dont need bitcoin.org for exposure... I thought I was helping the community by integrating it in my site...

http://twitter.com/tweetsforum
http://twitter.com/flippro
http://twitter.com/tweetforummusic
http://twitter.com/tweetnewsforum
http://twitter.com/tweetforumufo
http://twitter.com/tweetforumvideo
http://twitter.com/tweetforumsport
http://twitter.com/tweetforument
http://twitter.com/TweetSaleMarket
http://twitter.com/swflclubs
http://twitter.com/therealdjroyale
http://twitter.com/fgcuevents
http://twitter.com/bitcoinforum

This is just a small part of my list and growing every day. Haven't even ventured to facebook/myspace yet which is on my next plans. My vision is to deliver content to everyone, specifically what they want, and how they want it. People can easily integrate with the forum with their social media accounts, and connect with people that only they deal with. +Tweetforum also integrates news feeds with each post, so every post is completely up to date with current invents. Calling tweet forum "just a forum" is an insult to my work and creativity. I am not scamming off bitcoins, I need a leader head so I can feed it MY TRAFFIC.
 

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662  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Deepbit having trouble again? on: June 12, 2011, 04:06:37 PM
Seeing a lot of this action when I try to start it:

File "twisted\internet\tcp.pyc", line 529, in connectionLost

 File "minerutil\_newclient3420.pyc", line 826, in dispatcher

 File "minerutil\_newclient3420.pyc", line 1434, in _connectionLost_WAITING

 File "minerutil\_newclient3420.pyc", line 1363, in _disconnectParser

-- <exception caught here> ---
 File "minerutil\_newclient3420.pyc", line 494, in connectionLost

 File "twisted\web\http.pyc", line 1366, in noMoreData

 File "minerutil\_newclient3420.pyc", line 409, in _finished

 File "minerutil\_newclient3420.pyc", line 1337, in _finishResponse

xceptions.AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'connHeaders'
663  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Deepbit having trouble again? on: June 12, 2011, 04:03:40 PM
Saw my miners drop out for a few hours today... Tycho, do you need some ideas/help to get it a little more stable/DDoS resistant?  Happy to pitch in.
664  Economy / Marketplace / Re: Earn 131BTC or 1BTC for getting shops/organisations to accept Bitcoin! on: June 12, 2011, 04:00:30 PM
Tracable?  I'm pretty sure its RUN by the government.  I think we're all getting paid BTC to hash out Bin Laden's secret computer porn stash or whatever the fuck right now.  Who else would be interested in computing power better than the top 500 supercomputers combined?
I'm not sure how sarcastic this is... But you do know that the Bitcoin client and the mining programs are open source, and you can look at it to see what they're doing? And that they do exactly what they claim - Hashing block headers to provide proof-of-work for verifying a specific Bitcoin transaction timeline?

Semi sarcastic.  I know its open source... until its compiled.  And who's to say they couldn't create a client to feed their blocks in or something?  Who knows.  My point is as long as the money spends, I don't really care Smiley
665  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: New to BitCoin Please help me out on: June 12, 2011, 06:19:52 AM
Whats up guys?

Okay, so I learned about BitCoin and im pretty excited to jump on the boat.

I do have a few questions.

1. Do you get a permanent bitcoin address? I turned on bitcoin, hit new a few times and got many different addresses.

2. Will the same address ever be used twice?

3. Also, how does mining work? Is it profitable? So far, my bitcoin program has gone through 63,000 blocks but my balance is still at 0.0


Any other tips would be helpful. Thanks.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bitcoin
666  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Can we get some regulation in this forum? on: June 12, 2011, 06:13:17 AM

Business professionals -- the people we are trying to convince to accept bitcoins -- are very turned off by the forums.

We are hoping to swap this forum with weusecoins, prefer a "professional code of conduct" and make that the primary forum.



How about pay per post?  Like 0.01 BTC to the forum for each post.  I bet you'd see a lot less trolling Smiley
667  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / 6/15 Difficulty Increase & current price volatility on: June 12, 2011, 03:17:44 AM
So bitcoinwatch is predicting a 40-50% difficulty increase by my guesstimate sometime early Wednesday morning.

My thoughts, which are complete guesses in the dark, with all the volatility, I think we're going to see the price settling back down around $14/BTC, and then I think it will slowly creep back up towards 20 over the next week or so.

I was a little alarmed at first with it dropping like a rock, but looking at the market depth, there are hundreds of thousands of dollars waiting in the $8.00-$10.00 range on the bid side, which tells me a lot of people are looking for a new floor to jump back in.  I think a lot of people cashed out at those higher prices, and are sitting on their USD waiting for the correction to sort itself out.  I think we'll briefly see it touch down to 7 or 8$ this weekend, and then mon/tues/wed we'll see heavy volume with slow increases up to around $14, and then see it test $18-$20 over the next week or two.

These are all just gut feelings, I just wanted to put this down in writing, so I can look in a week or two and see if my gut instincts are correct.
668  Bitcoin / Development & Technical Discussion / Re: Who pays transaction fees on: June 12, 2011, 03:05:58 AM
Thanks for volunteering.  Keep us abreast on your progress.

double plus good
669  Economy / Marketplace / Re: Earn 131BTC or 1BTC for getting shops/organisations to accept Bitcoin! on: June 11, 2011, 09:37:15 PM
How do you think google will become self aware? Is the system getting smarter? or u just being sarcastic lol :p

Terminator reference.  But like I said, I don't really care who the computing power is going to as long as I'm getting paid.  They don't need that much computing power to look into anything the normal person does.
670  Economy / Marketplace / Re: Earn 131BTC or 1BTC for getting shops/organisations to accept Bitcoin! on: June 11, 2011, 09:29:27 PM
So you agree with me, and think it is run by the government? check my post for tonight

Well, had you said it first, and I said "I agree", I would be agreeing with you.

But as I said in my other post that someone has already beat us both to, if the pay is the same, I don't really care.  Once Google becomes self-aware, we're all fucked anyway.
671  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Almost one per cent of the bigcoins in circulation were released today! on: June 11, 2011, 09:26:48 PM
release of 1% causes a 110% price drop....

Check that math... $20 minus 110 percent equals... negative $22.

$10->$20 = 100% increase
$20->$10 = 50% decrease
672  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: The Chinese could generate 1.87 peta H/s and effectively take control of Bitcoin on: June 11, 2011, 09:19:39 PM
The chinese currency is already deflationary... and they're going to make huge sums off the interest of the crushing debt the US has invested in.
673  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Hilarious Bitcoin Conspiracy Theory on: June 11, 2011, 09:09:51 PM
If the pay is the same either way, I don't really care what is in the blocks.
674  Economy / Marketplace / Re: Introducing Bitbills! on: June 11, 2011, 09:06:02 PM
OK.  Shoot me a PM when that happens.  Im still new so i cant really afford to tie up any BTC for that long just yet.

Fantastic idea, and fantastic execution of it.

I'd like to request the 100BTC card be made out of carbon fiber somehow Smiley
675  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: PayPal purchasing large blocks of BTC, plans to integrate it as form of payment on: June 11, 2011, 09:04:35 PM
In other news, BitCoin will begin accepting Facebook friend requests as currency, and will be assigning values to all Farmville products.  It will henceforce be referred to as "Farming" instead of "Mining" for bitcoins.

The current value is 0.25BTC per friend request.  A farmville hay bale is worth 0.02BTC.

All users who delete their MySpace account will receive 0.25BTC as well.
676  Economy / Marketplace / Re: Introducing Bitbills! on: June 11, 2011, 09:01:47 PM
is this still going on?  What kind of timeframe for delivery?
677  Economy / Marketplace / Re: Earn 131BTC or 1BTC for getting shops/organisations to accept Bitcoin! on: June 11, 2011, 08:55:00 PM
Theres no such thing as a "partially decentralized" or "partially anonymous" or "partially digital currency" - some things really ARE black or white.  You get the right to just ignore the posts, just like everybody else does.  They sink to the bottom until people respond.  AKA "Feeding the Trolls"
I'm not one to feed the trolls. But please understand your reasons for being into bitcoins may not be the same reasons why others are getting into it. Maybe the fact that Garzik came out and said that transaction really are traceable, will kill the idea that this is going to be some super underground, network. Garzik really let the rabbit out of the hat when he said that during the Yahoo interview. If you think that bitcoins aren't already working with the government, than you are a fool.. It has been hinted out multiple times, and like I said I will make the epic post tonight, so pay attention, than you can rebuttal me all night Smiley.

Tracable?  I'm pretty sure its RUN by the government.  I think we're all getting paid BTC to hash out Bin Laden's secret computer porn stash or whatever the fuck right now.  Who else would be interested in computing power better than the top 500 supercomputers combined?
678  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Senator Schumer's real concern on: June 11, 2011, 08:43:52 PM
The sky is not falling, but consider this:

"Schumer's top nine campaign contributors are all financial institutions who have contributed over $2.5 million to the senator."
"The Securities and Investment industry is the largest donor to Schumer’s senatorial campaigns."

Source: Wikipedia. Is Schumer really concerned about some drugs being sold? Uhhh, no. Is Schumer concerned about the rise of a new system of exchanging value that cuts out his largest donors? More likely. In the letter, the Senators do go out of their way to demonize bitcoin when they didn't have to. This is not a surprise because Senator Schumer is from New York, the center of the financial business in the US.

Legislation is very slow, however. By the time anything happens on the hill, Bitcoin will hopefully be well past stoppable. And, there are interests that would try to block any such legislation. The increased attention received by bicoin may actually help the project.

Regards.

They've done such a bang-up job killing file sharing after all...

Schumer doesn't give a flying fuck about anything but Chuck Schumer.  It's just a bandwagon for him to jump on that one of his interns read about, probably while looking for boner pills online.
679  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: What`s going on with the price? on: June 11, 2011, 06:59:52 PM
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Not really because when price goes back up beyond $31 they'll be OK.

I love how people confuse "if" and "when". Or past with future performance.


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that person decided he wanted some inflation funny money

I also love how people call the thing that you can still exchange almost anywhere in the world for food, travel, goods and services "funny money"(as opposed to BTC which can literally buy almost nothing BUT the funny money, funnily enough).



lol +2
680  Economy / Marketplace / Re: Earn 131BTC or 1BTC for getting shops/organisations to accept Bitcoin! on: June 11, 2011, 06:58:45 PM
Theres no such thing as a "partially decentralized" or "partially anonymous" or "partially digital currency" - some things really ARE black or white.  You get the right to just ignore the posts, just like everybody else does.  They sink to the bottom until people respond.  AKA "Feeding the Trolls"
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