Just started in this pool today, about 6 hours ago. Giving it a try.
How long until the "pending" tuns into actual stats? Does it wait until 120 confirmations?
Thanks!
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Do these comments mean this project doesn't work with Multiclone.us.to ? Because otherwise, this looks awesome.
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These installs seem to be getting more complex. I'll stick with 0.3.21. WTF? Does it still ask you for ridiculous fees? When I got into bitcoin, a major selling point was "no fees". I guess the greed got to them.
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If it's been 48 hours you likely played in the last round. Each round will end at the time indicated on the website. Anyone not paid out by the end of the round will not be paid out at all.
That's why it's called "gambling"
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He's paying face value + ebay fees + paypal fees.
Because he wants to pay with a credit card, so his options are limited. And he's not paying ebay OR paypal fees, you are. Seller pays fees, not buyer. Of course, you factored that into the "$3 over MtGox" and he knows it.
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Am I the only one with a Diamond card? 975 / 200 getting 309 MH/s on Linux - single card. I didn't have to download anything or do anything special to overclock, just aticonfig --odsc 975,200 and it worked. Runs about 73C with fan speed at 55% http://www.diamondmm.com/5830PE51G.php
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Silly survey -- carrots are healthy, and geeks don't eat healthy food. Now, if the carrots were *fried*, then it would be plausible.
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I'm all cash, waiting for the weekend crash to buy back in. Come on, 11 !
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its been 48hours it that normal?
find yourself on the list, by your receiving address. Then you can estimate how many more people need to enter for you to get paid.
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It's not an issue, per se. Bitcoin tries to keep a pool of 100 addresses in reserve for your future use. Whenever one address receives coins, a new one is displayed. This is so that, by default, people will use new addresses for every transaction, and only reuse addresses when absolutely necessary.
I never understood why this is encouraged.
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It's back. Yes!
I missed the very start of the round, but I'm for 2 now.
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I ordered mine. Free is good. free Yubikey, Free trades.
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yes but the tyrant had a wealth and power not to be tyranical, so he gots what he deserved....
That's just ridiculous. There should be no tyrants, no masters, no slaves. Only man. Human nature produces otherwise. According to which scientific study? You can say "should" all you want, but look around. There *are* tyrants. There are masters, there are slaves. How do you think it got that way? Human society was shaped by humans. You need a scientific study to tell you that?
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yes but the tyrant had a wealth and power not to be tyranical, so he gots what he deserved....
That's just ridiculous. There should be no tyrants, no masters, no slaves. Only man. Human nature produces otherwise.
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The ones I mine go into my secure savings. I have to boot from a live CD, download the whole block chain, decrypt my wallet.dat, etc to get at them, so it's an incentive to save them The ones I day trade stay in MtGox. The ones I bought to "use" are in my day-to-day wallet, and I mostly gamble with those. Blackjack, pyramid / ponzi, lotto
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Would these QR codes work with the new Android app?
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I'd say the risk of a double-spend or fraudulent bitcoin transaction, once the 0/unconfirmed shows up in the receiver's wallet, is way less than the risk of credit card refusal / chargeback.
Maybe if the total is over X BTC (25?) then you wait for 1 or 2 confirmations, otherwise go with 0/unconfirmed. Similar to Rite Aide (drug store chain) only requiring you to sign your credit card slip for transactions over $25.
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What I was referring to was the exchange rate between Bitcoin and whatever your native currency is. As adoption becomes broader this will inevitably drive up the exchange rate. It may seem fiddly until you learn how to use the different parts of the 'ecosystem' such as the client, as you have observed. And this naturally limits the rate of adoption at this time. The rate of Bitcoin creation will not go any faster as adoption picks up... That has nothing to to with client or node software being open source. Sorry, I thought it was clear.
This doesn't make any sense. If a shirt costs $15, then it costs 1 BTC right now. If BTC goes to $30, then the shirt costs 0.5 BTC, or else I'm paying in $, not BTC. The "cost" to use bitcoin is the time and effort it takes to understand how to use bitcoin. This cost needs to come down, not go up.
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The thing is in beta.
If you want to play at today's price you get to be a beta tester.
When it is easy for 90% of the population you will have to pay a hell of a lot more.
Pay?
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that is totally cool. When is the iPhone version coming out?
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