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Yeah it doesn't load. Once it's open it's good to go though. Still have 1 window of Mtgoxlive open that works properly!
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Those bids accounted for _way_ more than 4k
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It’s good to see how well Bitcoins are distributed so that people can just dump 40k, really.
What a relief! I am thankful for our early adopters. Makes it awesome to hold Bitcoins.
What makes you think it's an early adopter? Just three months ago they could've got 40k coins for $20,000... which is not outside the grasp of an average person. They never got far below 2 dollars each, which makes 80k $ for 40k coins. |
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Many are but MtGox don't seem to care. I bet they will if bitcoinica creates their own exchange and takes the 75% of the business they already make for MtGox with them.
Looking forward to that day! Mtgox is a joke at the moment... |
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2. Brick & Mortar / E-Commerce solutions. We are polishing a few things but we will launch pretty soon our full Merchant solutions with VERY competitive fees ;-). I look forward to seeing this one. ~Bruno~ +1 This could be huge! Good job! |
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Sick match going on at the moment. They are playing 200/400 no limit holdem headsup and are currently 115k+ deep  |
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why you ppl need weed ?
Why you people need alcohol? Why you people need caffeine? Why you people need nicotine? |
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Green candles mean the close price is higher than the open price. Red candles mean the opposite. The time difference between opens and closes depends on which settings you use. If you are looking at a hourly chart, each candle means 1 hour, daily charts mean that 1 candle represents 1 day, etc. The price at which a candle begins is the open price, the price at which a candle ends is the close price. The bottom of a green candle is the open price, while the top represents the close. The bottom of a red candle is the close price, while the top represents the open.
Most of the time, a candle is made longer by lines on one or both sides of the candle. They represent the maximum price and the minimum price the price hit during that time. (Hourly, Daily, etc)
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Are you using 2 GPUs? Sometimes the numbering starts with 0, and sometimes with 1. If using 1 and 2 isn't working, try running 0 and 1 and see if both cards are loaded. Good luck!
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Currently OC'd and mining at 1250Mhz core clocks and 300mhz Mem clocks. I don't know how much it's currently doing on Diablo miner because 5970 is also running ;/ but total hash is 1400mhs right now! This is at stock voltages as well. I'm gonna see how far I can push this beast!
how many 5970s? two? one 7970 and one 5970 (two GPU card) so the 7970 finally crashed at 1261 left it running all night running at 1250  temps are around 63C b/c it's cold here and I have a fan blowing at it right from the window. The 5970 is also OC'd stock voltages at 875mhz. I know on CGMiner it was doing a total of 700mhs on Intensity 9. But Diablo miner is completely different. I'm [retty sure something is off somewhere... 1000MHash/S is a bit too high... The 5970 does 800+ mh/s, so that leaves ~600mh/s for the 7970, which is to be expected. |
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Neutral/Nothing.
Why would their acceptance of BTC influence prices? It would be just us Bitcoiners who have an interest in depositing via BTC there, and we already have Bitcoins.
Also, it makes no sense to me anyway if they just get converted to fiat like you stated. It could actually be bearish because Bitcoins which were formerly held would now be sent to a poker site which just sells them for fiat.
What if they get more customers due to them accepting Bitcoins, and other networks/skins follow? It could set a chain of events in motion, which could potentially be huge. Imagine the media coverage if major poker network(s)/skin(s) started accepting Bitcoins? |
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I'm definitely interested in this. Poker is one of the strongest possibilities for Bitcoin and now is the time to start capitalizing on that. I hope poker sites understand this as well.
I can guarantee that long-term this is a very good idea for poker skins, I'm waiting for the day that a major skin starts accepting BTC.
I voted definitely as well, and I agree with Technomage. The possibilities for Bitcoins combined with online poker (or gambling in general) are enormous. A skin on a major network such as iPoker accepting BTC could very well be the thing that kickstarts the BTC economy. Sounds promising! Keep us up to date on your progress, please! |
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It's about time! [edit] A hint? Something about SAG, maybe? What is SAG? |
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As of 4:00PM Central time, 4 hours to go until the market gets rocked!
I've always been terrible with all the different time zones. How long to go before "the market gets rocked"? And how exactly is the market going to get rocked? |
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How come you nerdy people didn't notice this when questioning if "Montico" really is "account-stolen"? ... Linux-version
... Windows-Version
... "Memory exception"-Error
... PayPal-Account
... gmail-Account
Nice! Good find  |
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Hey I have a quick question. They are using a HAF X case for that rig, correct? At what kind of temperatures are your 3 GPUs running? Thanks for helping me out |
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Sorry if this has been asked before, but at what temperatures are your cards running and how are you keeping them cool? Are you running them in a case? And if so, what case are you using?
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johnj - Running the room at 19 celcius (66F) with 60% fan speed keeps all GPU's under 69c (156f)
Wow, those are really great temperatures for running 6 GPUs inside a case! What were your temps before this mod? |
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I think the fees are too high. I buy everything with cash, a debit card (fee is around 25 cents in the US I think), or a check.
How do you use cash online? I would stick it in the CD drive but most computers do not have them now. Visa. No fees for me. May be for seller tho. Visa? Yes fees for you! It is indeed for the seller, but how do you think they pay those fees? Correct, they use the money they charge you. So while you aren't directly paying fees, you are indirectly paying fees. If there weren't any fees with Visa, the products would be less expensive. |
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