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on: October 12, 2014, 11:21:44 AM

Why don't we get together in a dedicated BTCjam forum? Posts regarding BTCjam seem to be spread all over BitcoinTalk, without any overview. I took the liberty of setting up www.btcjamforum.info it's still pretty much empty, but with some luck it can grow into a useful alley of communication and information! If Bitcointalk wants to set up a dedicated btcjam section, preferably very visible with some proper subforums (child boards) I don't mind taking down the one I set up!

on: October 12, 2014, 07:46:47 AM

Maybe we should get a dedicated forum on BTCjam going. Many pitfalls, but also many decent opportunities! www.btcjamforum.info Still empty, maybe it can grow to a good resource!

on: August 17, 2013, 02:13:37 AM

Wil niet moeilijk doen (alhoewel, beetje moeilijk is leuk ) In valuta wordt normaal gezien geen meervoud gebruikt. Je wordt ook geen 4,95 Euro's aangerekend, maar gewoon 4,95 Euro.

on: August 16, 2013, 08:39:21 AM

Guess it depends on where you are. In Europe, where electricity seems to be costing around 0.3 US$/KWh, you indeed will not break even doing GPU mining on LTC. But it seems like most of the US cost seems to be anywhere between 0.09 and 0.13 US$/KWh, depending on which state you are in. Same where I am, in Thailand, between 0.1 and 0.13 US$/KWh depending on what type of meter you have installed. So, as an example, at today's difficulty and price of LTC's, a rig with 2 7950's, conservatively clocked, will eat maybe a tad over 600 watts at the wall plug. It'll likely hash away at around 1200 KHash/sec. So, forgetting for a second the investment you have to make, this works out to the following: US at 0.09 US$/KWh ---- 3.45 US$/day worth of LTC -1.3$ power = 2.15$ nett/day US/Thailand at 0.13$/KWh --- 3.45$ US$/day worth of LTC -1.87$ power = 1.58$ nett/day Europe at 0.3$/KWh --- 3.45$ US$/day worth of LTC -4.32$ power =-0.87$ nett/day

on: August 11, 2013, 10:44:28 AM

Ik denk dat het moelijk is/gaat worden. Ik woon niet meerin Belgie (20 jaar Thailand nu), maar volg het wel een beetje. Vanaf 1 Januari 2014 moet elke horeca zaak die meer dan 10% van zijn omzet binnekrijgt van maaltijden, verbruikt in de zaak (dus geen uithaal), een GKS (geregistreerd kassa-syteem) hebben. Een GKS is een aparte registreerunit van de BTW, verbonden met het bestaand kassa systeem. Zaken die zulk een toestel moeten gebruiken, zullen slechts 12% BTW in plaats van 21% BTW moeten betalen. Uiteraard is de BTW verlaging bedoeld om zoveel mogelijk horeca zaken over te halen over te schakelen naar dit systeem, je kan ook vrijwillig overschakelen wanneer je minder dan de 10% maaltijden verkoopt. Zo wil men de zwart verkoop 100% uitschakelen. Zaken die na 1 Januari het GKS niet moeten gebruiken, zijn wel verplicht om van ELKE verkoop een BTW bonnetje te maken, dus de BTW dienst zou maar 1 klant moeten kunnen pakken die iets verteerd heeft, maar geen BTW bonnetje heeft gekregen, om een zaak in problemen te krijgen. Om Bitcoins te verwerken zou dit willen zeggen dat de kassa systemen en de overheid ze officieel moeten kunnen verwerken!

on: July 31, 2013, 12:17:22 PM

Quote from: greyhawk on July 31, 2013, 11:59:34 AM Quote from: berenod on July 31, 2013, 11:34:18 AM Me thinks journalism has just collapsed! Heck, I think I'll just register a website, post on my blog that Heroin is now approved for medicinal purposes the world over after having had a meeting with the WHO, next thing we see is pretty much all news website confirming Heroin is now legal for medicinal purposes. No need to wait until the WHO confirms this, let alone governmental spokes persons. Cool

on: July 31, 2013, 11:34:18 AM

So everybody ran with a story that a country made bitcoins totally illegal. With as only single source a private website (newly created/registered just 7 weeks ago) from somebody/some company wanting to buy/sell bitcoins online in Thailand (with a horrific big spread of almost 20%, nice money spinner there). No confirmation from the organization (Bank of Thailand) who supposedly has made bitcoins illegal, they are not commenting at all. Yet virtually every website is openly posting Thailand officially and legally outlawed bitcoins. Including big names such as CNBC, Associated Press,... Me thinks journalism has just collapsed! Heck, I think I'll just register a website, post on my blog that Heroin is now approved for medicinal purposes the world over after having had a meeting with the WHO, next thing we see is pretty much all news website confirming Heroin is now legal for medicinal purposes. No need to wait until the WHO confirms this, let alone governmental spokes persons. Cool

on: July 01, 2013, 12:20:18 AM

Quote from: threeip on June 30, 2013, 07:13:16 PM Quote from: rofloflofloflo on June 30, 2013, 06:02:43 PM I received from them. like someone pointed out, it's a bit of waist of time if you look for making real money. but for the fun of getting a few micro-bitcoins it's there Just wait until Bitcoin is worth $10k and you can say it made you rich Bah, only been going down the last few weeks.. Having problems staying above 100$

on: June 30, 2013, 01:53:53 PM

Been using them since the 16th now, they haven't missed a beat. Actually, it looks like they just had some higher bidding advertisers now, getting quite a few 40 and more ubtc per ad. Just a few of those and you hit the 100 ubtc threshold. It looks like every so often they check and everybody over 100 ubtc gets paid their full amount, and then just start over at 0. All amounts have been carried over, but you must keep the same wallet of course. PLayed a few dice with their advertisers with the BC coming in from bitvisitor and managed to win as well. Even when they say "no ads, come back tomorrow", often after just a few hours it all starts again...

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