Very impressive stuff, very clever implementation, hat off!

+1! :-)

Exactly the same for me: I just donated something too :-)

Support the FSF and the EFF!

Grinder, thanks very much for the script, that's really great.

The problem is just I discovered that my 6950 that has 1GB only of ram is not able to unlock shaders, nor it is possible to flash a different rom

Thanks anyway, it was much appreciated

I understand a flash is needed to unlock all the shaders of some cards, like the HD9650.

Italian translation completed and online.

If someone wants to tip me I'll be delighted :-D

I think that a non-root user could create a chroot system to install and use it anyway, so I suppose this is not a valid concern.

So, does bitcoin satisfies that definition? I would think yes, isn't?

I wrote to the specified address and this is their response:
I would like to discuss each point to understand if this is debatable (I think it is).

For example:
1) Is it really necessary? For example: did the Euro have a iso code before being linked to any country code? Is "the world" a country where BTC can be linked?

2) Is that a legal tender they refer to? What defines "tender" otherwise?

3) it seems to me that every bitcoin transaction can be international by definition, and we have plenty of examples for that

4) that would be certainly very hard, but should that really be necessary?

Since I've no windows machine around I would like to know if there is a way to unlock my Sapphire HD6950 under linux.

Anybody has hints?

I think all of us should ask thinkgeek about that

Awesome video from Papola, really great job!

BTW: Hayek was for free competition of the currency on the market, I think he would be very interested in Bitcoin ;-)

Yes, it was my first dubbing and I'm certainly not a pro, and the dubbing was heavily edited to make it fit.

Italian is surely less concise than English, but I find also the English version a bit too fast.
Bitcoin is so radically different than every other currency that it's very difficult to grasp that concept in such a handful of seconds for the average (or not) guy, in my opinion.

I don't follow all the threads but it seemed that another version of the video is at work, and that would be wonderful :-)

I did the Italian translation: http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bitcoin .

I repost it just because it has been asked: while I would surely enjoy a bounty I'm already well happy to have been useful in some practical way!

I made the Italian version of this great video, available here:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QSUJqb33Sd8

It is dubbed, not simply subbed, that helps a lot the peple watching it, even if I find that it "runs" too fast, I would have preferred to describe things more slowly thus giving people more time to grasp all those new concepts.

Ideally it would be great to have it dubbed in all major languages

Can it be added to the italian part of the wiki or some important starting point?

Thanks

I found the thread very interesting and I hope that it will go on.

But maybe due to the limitation on my knowledge of the subject or my limits in the understanding of the English language I humbly ask to elaborate this sentence because I can't get its meaning:
Thanks in advance!

I think that it will be very difficult that large firms could listen to just one casual customer, we should focus all together to someone that we can see fit.

I propose last.fm: being an internet radio and thus selling a "virtual good", using bitcoin for payment could be more interesting and viable for them than for others.

I wrote them on the subject: anybody care to make the same?

That's not enough: you should also remember to compile the code for yourself and not use precompiled binaries from Gavin because he could slip something different there ;-)

That would be really great!

Thanks

I'm unable to find any mention of Bitcoins on your site, or in the list of supported values.

How may I place an order using BTCs?