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1  Economy / Services / Re: Best offer solving RaiBlocks captchas 24-02/26-02 weekend bonus win 700k satoshi on: February 26, 2017, 12:52:07 AM
I'm interested. Could you send me a PM with some more info and instructions? Thank you!
2  Other / Off-topic / Re: What do you think about immortality? on: February 22, 2017, 09:13:54 PM
I once had a dream about climbing Mount Everest and finding the secret to becoming a god. The weird thing is that I don't believe in Ascension, so I asked my pastor to interpret it (I'm a Christian) and he said he was not normally one to do that, and he pointed me in the direction of our local "Speaker-In-Tongues", as I like to call him. He said that the climb up the mountain was death, and the literal climb to heaven, while becoming a god was... well... he had no idea! lol. The point is that I think if we are going to be immortal at anytime in the future, it will be in the afterlife.

Note: I am not hating on any other religions with this post. I was only expressing my personal beliefs and opinions, so I ask that we remain civil if someone has an issue with my post.
3  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Transfer from Coinbase to Breadwallet? on: February 22, 2017, 08:56:18 PM
Do you have the Bitcoin address for your Breadwallet? Instead of scanning a QR code, look for your actual address (the "1" followed by the random numbers and letters). You could probably find it in the receiving addresses part of the app, if it has one. It may also be in settings. Once you find it, go to your Coinbase account, click "Send Bitcoin" or whatever it may be called, and type in the address you found from Breadwallet. Do note, depending on how small of a fraction you bought, you may not even be able to send the Bitcoin, or you may lose a great deal of it to transaction fees.
4  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: What Altcoin Should I be Mining? on: February 14, 2017, 04:33:44 PM
First of all if you are mining for profit forget about it. CPU mining is not profitable with any CPU because basically electricity costs are going to be much higher than your profit. About gpu mining again, that GPU is very low end and I'm not even sure if just running your computer will be more expensive than what you will get. In short, if you just want to see how it will go without making some profit, you can mine Monero

Hey, thanks for the reply! I'm not expecting any profit with Monero or Ethereum, or I guess any altcoin really. I was just wanting to see (or speculate, rather) how long it would take to earn (ignoring costs here) around $5.00 or so. Just for fun, really.

Well I cannot really speculate what would hashrate be because you have well, not really popular mining hardware and no one is really posting info for that. Only option is to download miner see how much hashrate are you getting and put that into online calculator. You will see your earnings per hour/day/month...

Well, after using Minergate, for Cryptonight (Cryptonote?) my hashrate is significantly lower than what sub-par would be. I get around 100 h/s using all four of my CPU cores, and my GPU, for some reason, only gets about 45 h/s. I'm guessing it's because that it is Nvidea, which I've read is much slower than an AMD GPU.

Good coin for nvidia is zcash, well for newer cards, but you can still try. Also use claymore's miner instead of minergate. You will get some extra performance.

Cool. Thanks for the suggestions. Though it seems that Claymore's miner is meant for AMD GPU's. Would my card still work?
5  Economy / Services / Re: [For Hire] I Will Rewrite Any Article You Need a Second Copy Of on: February 14, 2017, 12:39:09 AM
Contact me if you are going to accept 0.012 per word. I can give you a couple of articles.

I sent you a PM. Thanks for your interest!
6  Economy / Services / [For Hire] I Will Rewrite Any Article You Need a Second Copy Of on: February 14, 2017, 12:10:02 AM
Hi, everyone! As the title suggests, I will rewrite any article for you. Below are the terms of this service:

(1.) Escrow will be used. This is absolutely required. You can recommend an escrow, and I will find one that I think will work, and I will decide which one to use. Of course, if you have more trust linked to your account, then I would be more likely to take your word on who a good escrow would be.

(2.) Since I am only rewriting, and not developing original content, I will request half of the industry standard's rates for price per word. Therefore, you will be paying about $0.015 per word. This is negotiable, but I will not take less than 15% of this price.

(3.) I will determine whether or not the content is suitable for reproducing. I will rewrite many things, but I really don't want to know about the incoming shipment of contraband you have coming in. So in other words, nothing illegal, please.

(4.) Spelling and grammar corrections ARE included with this service. As long as the article is written in English (preferably U.S. English), then we shouldn't have a problem. I am by no means a translator.


And that should cover about everything. Please, if you have questions let me know here in the thread. I look forward to doing business with you!
7  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: What Altcoin Should I be Mining? on: February 13, 2017, 11:46:04 PM
First of all if you are mining for profit forget about it. CPU mining is not profitable with any CPU because basically electricity costs are going to be much higher than your profit. About gpu mining again, that GPU is very low end and I'm not even sure if just running your computer will be more expensive than what you will get. In short, if you just want to see how it will go without making some profit, you can mine Monero

Hey, thanks for the reply! I'm not expecting any profit with Monero or Ethereum, or I guess any altcoin really. I was just wanting to see (or speculate, rather) how long it would take to earn (ignoring costs here) around $5.00 or so. Just for fun, really.

Well I cannot really speculate what would hashrate be because you have well, not really popular mining hardware and no one is really posting info for that. Only option is to download miner see how much hashrate are you getting and put that into online calculator. You will see your earnings per hour/day/month...

Well, after using Minergate, for Cryptonight (Cryptonote?) my hashrate is significantly lower than what sub-par would be. I get around 100 h/s using all four of my CPU cores, and my GPU, for some reason, only gets about 45 h/s. I'm guessing it's because that it is Nvidea, which I've read is much slower than an AMD GPU.
8  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: What Altcoin Should I be Mining? on: February 13, 2017, 10:36:55 PM
About one month for $5 and working 24/7

Wow lol. Looks like I'm not going to start mining antime soon. Maybe when I can afford one I'll get an AntMiner and mine Bitcoin. Thanks for the information, though.
9  Economy / Services / Re: Hiring - Looking for a document corrector on: February 13, 2017, 10:08:03 PM
I can easily spell- and grammar-check your document. Just PM me the details with the document and payment info, and I'll get started. Have a nice day.
10  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: What Altcoin Should I be Mining? on: February 13, 2017, 09:54:53 PM
First of all if you are mining for profit forget about it. CPU mining is not profitable with any CPU because basically electricity costs are going to be much higher than your profit. About gpu mining again, that GPU is very low end and I'm not even sure if just running your computer will be more expensive than what you will get. In short, if you just want to see how it will go without making some profit, you can mine Monero

Hey, thanks for the reply! I'm not expecting any profit with Monero or Ethereum, or I guess any altcoin really. I was just wanting to see (or speculate, rather) how long it would take to earn (ignoring costs here) around $5.00 or so. Just for fun, really.
11  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / What Altcoin Should I be Mining? on: February 13, 2017, 09:20:01 PM
Hi everyone! My name's Tyler, and I'm new to the community. I just got a new computer not too long ago, and I had heard that there were some alternate currencies that were good for mining, though to my dismay the guides were quite dated. Can anyone direct me to a good coin that I could mine with the following CPU and Graphics card?

-- CPU: AMD FX-4300 Quad-Core.

-- GPU: Nvidia GeForce GT 730 2GB DDR3

Thanks to everyone that can help me out!
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