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Did pm'd u like 2-3 times. dont know if there is point doing this again. Im interested in your script but lack of communication putting me off. My apologies. If you have any questions, please PM me and I'll answer them within 24 hours.
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I'm looking for a copy of You Need A Budget on Steam: http://store.steampowered.com/app/227320/It was on sale a couple of days ago for 75% off. The sale is over now, so I'm okay with a slightly higher price. PM me with what you've got.
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I tried the echo testand it works. Bitcoin address: 177777iciAzEV7MQoiHgobrgm6dXgFdhMW
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I'm hiring someone who keeps track of the bitcoin price to write a short article about the current price everyday.
The pay is very fair if you have a few minutes a day. PM me if interested.
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Anybody have a good price on a Surface Pro 3? Any processor/hdd. I can buy with bitcoin or PayPal.
PM me, thanks.
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Obviously its going to be so hard to find something with no wireless comms these days. But also I dont want to buy someones junk box off ebay. Ordering a computer from a stranger is rolling the dice.
I was looking at those pocket size desktops but nothing really caught my eye. Maybe I was on to the right track? It would be nice to have something running modern day OS that I could use as my air gap machine. Thanks
Would it be feasible for you to buy a new laptop and just remove the wireless card from it? http://www.ehow.com/how_4812107_remove-wireless-card-laptop.htmlIn my opinion, this is the best option for the OP if he is looking for a computer without a wireless card. It is relatively simple to remove the wireless card, allowing the user to disconnect the computer from external networks permanently. Even a used laptop which has been reformatted and had its networking hardware removed should be safe enough for applications such as bitcoin wallets, as there is no way for an attacker to obtain information on the device through the internet.
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You should send a support ticket to gmx.net to determine how the hacker gained access to your account.
You should also make sure that you are not using the same password on multiple accounts, and double-check that your computer is not infected with malware. Good luck with figuring out how your email account was compromised, so that you can prevent the same event from repeating itself in the future.
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No, running a successful business requires a lot of work. You will have to be ready to fix any bugs that are discovered on your website. Additionally, you will need to constantly market your website, or run the risk of traffic to it decreasing. You may have to introduce new updates to remain competitive against similar websites.
If you think about it, there is no such thing as a truly passive business that is at its full potential. Even if you write a book, you will still have to market it, and work out deals such as merchandising or movie rights, which will make you even more money. If you just published it and left it there without doing anything, you would not make the maximum amount of money possible from your business.
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Why do you want to ship it by sea? It's not because of the recent spate of air accidents is it? The chances of your miner going missing due to some aircraft malfunction is much, much lower than the chances of it being lost at sea. I've seen what happens to shipping containers when the seas are rough and it ain't pretty.
did you know that antminer will cost 280 $ and the cost of shipping 10 Kg will cost me 420$ and what you think if the shipping cost more than one antminer You will need to find the cheapest shipping option available (which may be by sea, as you said) and decide whether the savings are worth the money you will miss out on while waiting for the hardware to arrive. If one option earns you more money than the other, then go with that one. Also, perhaps you need to reevaluate your decision on buying the Antminer device. It may not be financially feasible for you to invest in, given the cost or time of shipping to your current location.
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That is a great guide! I would recommend people without experience to avoid spending large amounts of money on daytrading, as there is a very high risk of losing said money. You should always exercise caution and should not trade based on emotion. Also, keep in mind that trading is risky enough to be considered gambling.
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As other users have stated, when all bitcoins have been mined, the incentive for miners to continue will be transaction fees. There will need to be enough transactions going around or the price will have to be high enough for miners to continue while staying profitable, I assume.
I hope this answers your question!
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You got 1/3BTC in a few days from faucet? Sounds impossible i think. But if it is true, can you tell us how to get that?
There are a number of faucets which allow the user to potentially win a large amount of bitcoin with a certain degree of luck. Also, there are faucets which allow the user to gamble his or her balance in the hopes of winning a larger amount before cashing out. It is possible that the starter of this thread used one of said faucets and won 1/3 of one bitcoin. It is also possible that he or she, being new to bitcoin, does not actually have 1/3 of one bitcoin, and actually has 1/3 of a smaller unit, such as 1/3 of 1 mBTC (millibitcoin).
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it's possible to make a bot that can solve those damn captcha? maybe pixel based or something? something like captcha sniper
if something good is made, i can pay for it
Look into GSA Captcha Breaker or Captcha Sniper. They might be able to solve the CAPTCHA used on that website. Alternatively, you can use a service such as Death By Captcha which was recommended earlier, or a human-powered captcha solving service which will be more accurate, albeit more expensive. Good luck!
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Posts: 8113 Bitcoin address: 177777iciAzEV7MQoiHgobrgm6dXgFdhMW
Thank you.
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Of course it is possible, but it is not financially feasible to build dedicated hardware for a non-profit project like that unless one receives enough funding to develop such hardware. Applications like OCR recognition, weather/climate modeling, and folding@home do not need to be performed on ASICs.
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That is a very good guide.
It will come in handy if I have friends who do not know much about bitcoin but still want to learn more. You have some good analogies in your post which I can use to explain the concept of cryptocurrency. Thank you very much!
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I wish a very happy and successful new year to every member of this forum. I hope you all have an even better year than you did in 2014, and I also hope you are having fun celebrating with your friends and family!
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I have no desire to be anywhere else in the world, because I'm perfectly content with where I am right now.
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Happy new year!! We celebrate it for 24H here in the forum The same to you! I hope you have a great year!
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Happy new year everyone! Best wishes for 2015!
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