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I feel much better now, i think the alcohol enchanced it all, i was more down than depressed really. Thanks though for good advices:)
good to hear. hope you can get a refund on that dog. Haha yeah, i hope so to:D |
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I feel much better now, i think the alcohol enchanced it all, i was more down than depressed really. Thanks though for good advices:)
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Irony is posting on the Bitcoin forum about how nothing in the world matters... Bitcoin is hugely important to the future of humanity. If you're feeling depressed, get involved in a project with this much scope and power. Build something that matters, and it will be impossible to feel insignificant.
Im currently mining bitcoins, and i agree that bitcoins are significant, if not critical for the future. The policestate/big brother is upon us, wich proves the need for cryptocurrency like bitcoins, im happy to be a part of spreading the good word:) |
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Warning I am not a head shrinker or otherwise in any way qualified to help anyone. Just chatting. So, if ya feel ya need actual help, please do seek some, m8.
That said, you married, bunch of kids?
Its not like im on the edge of commiting suicide. Im single. no kids. I met a really nice girl today though gave me a good feeling:) Its so many people out there, yet there are so few people that i can converese with about serious topics. I just wanted to drop this topic out here so people with similiar feelings can talk togheter, it may be good for people who feel the same as me. |
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Ive been drinking, and im depressed. Its like nothing in the world matters anymore, I dont give a fuck about anything anymore. Im totaly emotionaly numb, and its been like this for a while. Anyone else feel the same?
May I ask, what age range you in? I.e., 14-17, 18-21, 22-26, 27-35, etc? Im 24. |
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Ive been drinking, and im depressed. Its like nothing in the world matters anymore, I dont give a fuck about anything anymore. Im totaly emotionaly numb, and its been like this for a while. Anyone else feel the same?
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One more question, i encrypted my wallet, but the client doesnt ask for a passphrase when i start it. Why is this?
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No, by all means, keep it! And thanks to the (pseudo-)anonymous gentleman/woman who sent me a bit penny - I am much obliged.
Very kind of you!:) When i recieved the cent, the sender field said "unknown". Is it supposed to be unknown to the reciever from whom he get coins? |
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Also, big thanks to everyone who replied to my noobquestion. Next step is to start buying some coins. Thanks all!
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Welcome to the community! You are exactly right. You need a wallet program (or online wallet service). There are many to choose from, but I stared at bitcoin.org. Thank you! I just downloaded the wallet from your link. So now i got an adress to:) 16dWZfJ9JR2gGtR8NjLi1FAekSy6ZUd2Yn Yippi! =) Just for more info, I always recommend the bitcoin.org client to begin with, because it's the defacto standard, and should be the most stable/reliable of the lot. That said, I find that some of its features are a bit complicated for new users. Nonetheless, you've already discovered some of the remarkable qualities of Bitcoin: - You are able to start using Bitcoin almost immediately (well, after about 8 hours of griding your hard drive)
- There are a variety of choices to fit your personal needs (open standards)
- There is no central "registration" - no one needs your personal info (some say pseudo-anonymous)
Just remember, the wallet.dat file created by the bitcoin.org client holds your private key(s), so keep it safe. (PS. I also sent you 0.01BTC. It's actually the first I've ever sent, and I only have a couple myself so far, all due to the generosity of others.) Edit: Woah - It just came back! I presume you sent the same value back as a test? If so, success. Another great feature of Bitcoin: Wicked fast. I have also recieved your bitcent, however i dident send anything back. So it wasent from me you got it. I can send you the cent back if you want to? Cheers! |
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I just sent you a bitcent so you can see how it works. Once you have fully downloaded the entire blockchain you will be able to spend it. -Cheers  I have recieved the bitcent you sent me! Thank you very much. Im starting to love this innovation allready=) |
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Not necessarily; because every transaction depends on an earlier transaction, your client needs the full history of the Bitcoin network (all the way back to the beginning) in order to be certain that the bitcoins your receive are "legitimate".
You will only have to download the full transaction history once, so it will be much quicker in the future.
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I understand. Thank you!
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I can see that the bitcoin Wallet is using quite som time to sync with the network. Is this because its looking for transactions made to my btc adress?
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Welcome to the community! You are exactly right. You need a wallet program (or online wallet service). There are many to choose from, but I stared at bitcoin.org. Thank you! I just downloaded the wallet from your link. So now i got an adress to:) 16dWZfJ9JR2gGtR8NjLi1FAekSy6ZUd2Yn Yippi! =) |
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Im just another noob trying to get into the whole bitcoin thing:)
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Ultra-noob here. How do i get a bitcoin adress to deposit coins in? Do I need to download one of these wallet programs? Please halp a newbie out.
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