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Читаю книжки, играю в Доту, и многое другое! Также скоро поеду на море)))
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Да уж, вот так и живем(( Россия- страна чудес! Больше нечего сказать...  |
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С этим полностью согласен! Проверенно на себе лично!
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Хах, я обычно храню в текстовом файле)) а Вообще в MYSQL базе
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Какой смысл от сигнализации и камер, если они не помогают защититься от кражи или найти злоумышленников? Кстати пара сторожей-сменщиков обошлась бы скорее всего немногим дороже.
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Таиланд легализовал 7 криптовалют и утвердил требования к криптокомпаниям.
Комиссия по ценным бумагам и биржам (SEC) Таиланда представила нормативно-правовую базу для криптовалют и ICO, в которой представлен список из семи криптовалют, а также информация о сборах и требования к лицензированию. Об этом сообщает Bangkok Post.
«SEC разрешила оборот семи криптовалют, используемых в ICO, которые будут торговаться в парах.
Это биткоин (Bitcoin),
эфир (ETH/USD),
Bitcoin Cash (Bitcoin.Cash),
Ethereum Classic (ETC/USD),
лайткоин (LTC/USD)
Ripple (XRP/USD)
Stellar»,
— пишет издание, поясняя, что утвержденные монеты не скрывают транзакций, тогда как анонимность других криптовалют является серьезной проблемой для многих правительств.
Разве не анонимность одно из главных достоинств Биткоина? Есть конечно и более анонимные валюты, но немного лицемерно вводить разрешительные меры по этому признаку. |
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ur case cant help cards if they are close,w/o atleast 1 slot between them
PS btw i send u that 0.2 btc,wanted to send 0.02,but made mistake 24.05.2011 15:56
Thanks buddy! Checks out, I'll add you to my thread. I just meant the case has great airflow, and I'd put the cards I buy spaced apart with pci-e extensions.
Writing like you should be banned from this forum.
Stop doing "..." it looks stupid and honestly, you are the biggest douche I've seen across these threads.
On Topic:
If you have enough PCI-Express slots in your computer you should think of investing in 5850's instead since they are far more efficent per dollar.
They cost about $150 I believe and at standard clock they do 250Mh/s. I have clocked mine to 875/300 without voltage increase and it runs at 345Mh/s.
Thanks for saying so, that guy is just being a cancer in all his posts that I've seen. And yeah, I have 1xPCI-e x16 and 3x PCI-e x1 slots, so I planned on possibly getting even three cards. That is probably a better idea with the 5850s, or maybe even 5830s, as I've heard they have a better hash/$ ratio. |
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Those estimates on mining days to replay the card is absurd, unless you meant something else.
That was supposed to indicate the amount of time it would take with no help. i.e. with only my 4850. As difficulty increases, you're not very likely (if it continues like this) to mine even 10 BTC within the next 5 years with this card! Exactly why I am offering a 20% return on any investments. My hardware is abysmal. If you are near your computer while mining with 2 cards, you want to make sure there is atleast 2 spaces between cards for air.
Luckily I live somewhere very cold, and my case has quite nice airflow (Antec 300). |
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Those estimates on mining days to replay the card is absurd, unless you meant something else.
That was supposed to indicate the amount of time it would take with no help. i.e. with only my 4850. |
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I am under the impression that many people here consider single bitcoins as nothing.
A single bitcoin goes for about $7, how is that nothing? Nothing wrong with donating, but TBH I can think of some worthier causes than you. Unrelated question folks,
I just received my first donation of 1BTC (THANK YOU SO MUCH!)
But when I click the transaction in my wallet program,
it says "From: Unknown."
Uhh... is this on purpose by the sender, wishing to be noble?
Is there something I need to do to see sending addresses?
You're not supposed to know who sent bitcoins. You can find out which address(es) it came from in block explorer, but there's no guarantee the sender even controls that address. You can make it work if you warn people to make sure they indeed control the sending address. Usually, Distinguishing senders is achieved by giving a different receiving address to each. If the community all gives a tiny bit toward getting another heavy miner up and running,
and is repaid for their generosity, it benefits the entire community,
Mining is a very small positive externality, partly because the increase in the difficulty will discourage other people from mining. It's not really a very worthy cause for soliciting donations. If you were under the impression that getting more people to mine is currently an important goal for Bitcoin development, you got it wrong. A 20% return can be attractive, if you can convince that you are actually willing and able to make good on the promise. First: Some people mine hundreds per day, was thinking of them I suppose. Second: That is a problem, I will need to setup some kind of system. For now people can PM me with their amount and wallet. Third: Got me there, except I'm pretty sure the founder of bitcoins would want more and more miners. Fourth: ...I promise? |
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I think you would be better off finding friends to donate to you OP. The chances of you getting enough backing from here as an anonymous person with no reputation on the forum are slim. Maybe you can convince your parents, people at your university etc. to invest in you. They might not fully understand the cause as much as people on here do, but you'll get more money out of them.
Just make sure that you've worked it out properly and you can indeed pay these people back, because if you can't afford to do it on your own at the moment then I'm sure that you won't able to afford to pay them back if things go wrong.
Thanks for advice. Well I guess it's kind of a good faith thing; I am under the impression that many people here could spare a few BTC without noticing, or at least a few decimal places of coins without affecting their overall earnings. Sure, I have just signed up for this place and have no reputation, but hey, I'll stick around and try and be friendly. I'm interested in joining this community but I feel like this is the only way I can earn my place, and of course making a few $ after these are paid off would be nice too. Most people won't trust me, I'm sure, but I'll do everything I can to repay those that do, and it's worth taking a leap of faith every once in a while. If the community all gives a tiny bit toward getting another heavy miner up and running, and is repaid for their generosity, it benefits the entire community, and helps some poor bum like me through life. Well I've said my 2c. |
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If you going to beg for donations...
The minimum you could do...
Is putting up some numbers...
Show me your calculations...
Price of rig...
Expected Mhashes...
Future bitcoin value...
Future difficulty level...
Or do you just want free money...
Not even willing to spend an hour...
Putting up some estimates...
To back your lofty dreams....
What's with all the ...s? As per request I will update my first post with some targets. I plan to upgrade completely depending on the volume of donations received. This could mean a 6970 to replace my 4850, then if things keep going well I'll buy some other mining card, put it in my old desktop and run that 24/7 too. (My 4850 would sit in that after my first upgrade.) Or maybe I'll crossfire, who knows. Point is, all donations will go ONLY towards my mining capabilities. All will be refunded +20% chronologically. |
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Everyone who can't afford...
A mining rig today...
Should not try to get a rig...
You are blinded by the idea...
Your rig won't even make you 20%...
In a year...
So everyone who invest in this...
Is just as blinded...
I don't think I agree, I pay very little for power and will run my computer 24/7 in order to refund these donations. I suppose I can't guarantee that I will pay these back, but I will do my very best. I am under the impression that many people here consider single bitcoins as nothing. Unrelated question folks, I just received my first donation of 1BTC (THANK YOU SO MUCH!) But when I click the transaction in my wallet program, it says "From: Unknown." Uhh... is this on purpose by the sender, wishing to be noble? Is there something I need to do to see sending addresses? Thanks! |
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Hi everyone! New to bitcoining here. I've been doing my research and had a brainwave. Unfortunately, my computer hardware is lowly for mining (HD4850), and while I would love to invest my own money in mining I am a poor student, and simply don't have the money. BUT! I pay a very little amount for power. SO! If anyone wishes to donate, I will keep a public log of donations on a website, and as I upgrade my computer for mining I will pay back your donation + 20%. All I'm asking for is any bitcoins you have to spare, even 0.01 coins will help, and I'll reimburse you as soon as possible. Thanks for taking the time to read, please consider my offer! My bitcoin wallet is: 1EnVRDvfpkjSYzLWxpkxJBY2oxU4fbUDD1 YOU MUST PM ME ON HERE SO I KNOW YOUR WALLET AND DONATION AMOUNT TO REIMBURSE! Thanks again! UPDATE 2! Better targets: Target 1: HD5850 Coins needed: 31 Received: 1.2 Donation log: Donation 1: 1BTC from Anonymous, yet to be claimed with official data.
Amount owed: 2BTC if they ever identify, because they were the first.
Thanks stranger!
Donation 2: 0.2BTC from Nilarium
Amount owed: 0.5 BTC because he was second to donate!
Thanks heaps buddy!
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