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Be sure to use two-factor authentication on all your bitcoin services.

Some argue that even well-intentioned inflation is the antithesis of a good economy. Regardless, it is currently impossible to algorithmically evaluate an 'optimum' inflation level. The early adopters are like IPO buyers. They took a risk with their money on a new idea, and now they're reaping the benefits of their investments. Please, try to earn your own money, instead of trying to take it from others.

https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Myths#Early_adopters_are_unfairly_rewarded

Hmm. While I haven't been very active, I have been here for several months and have 7 posts, yet I'm still not able to post in the main forum. Has anyone figured out the actual posting requirements?

I am tired.
*zzz*

I believe blockchain.info is in York. You might also try localbitcoins.com

Consider your lost coins a donation to everyone else.

I hate having to do this, but I understand why.

The problem with debit cards is they're just an authentication card with no money in them. They require a central authority in control of the money to process the requests. A bitcoin "debit card" would be a small device with a tiny display allowing you to confirm or deny potential transactions. This way you remain in control of the money.

We're not going to feel the effects of inflation as much because most of the fed money enters the financial markets, now.
source: http://mises.org/daily/4654

Thanks for posting that here.  It would be nice if it was stated on the transfer page or in the FAQ.  I'm sure it's not something a lot of people want to be guessing about.