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Economy / Goods / [WTS] Set of 5 holo-error 1 BTC Casascius coins, sealed in bag, untouched
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on: November 06, 2013, 07:27:40 AM
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  I have a set of 5 holo-error 1 BTC Casascius coins in their original sealed packaging. When I bought them the order was for 10 coins. It's hard to tell in the pic, but the anti-static bag is compartmentalized into 2 sections. The first 5 coins were given away long ago, but the remaining 5 coins are sealed into the bottom of the anti-static bag, untouched. Address of the coin visible in the pic, transaction date is 2011-11-13 - https://blockchain.info/address/19MmYCXv568r9f8Pw3fWSq1XZgg4RtamZFI have been debating whether or not to sell them for a while, but it's going to take the right offer. I will not be splitting them up for obvious reasons. PM if interested. |
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Economy / Service Announcements / [ANN] BITLIST.COM - Electronics classifieds, BTC & LTC support
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on: October 09, 2013, 06:30:16 PM
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Hi everyone, I've been running an electronics classified site for some time now and just finished adding multi-currency support for Bitcoin and Litecoin with realtime exchange prices. To view prices in another currency, just select it in the upper right near the login button. www.bitlist.comFeatures: - no registration required - quick and easy to use - community moderated w/point based flagging system - search alerts - receive email when a listing is created with your search parameters - multi-currency support - USA / Canada locations are enabled, Europe/Asia/Oceania locations will be available soon - additional features for vendors and accounts Coming soon: - reputation system - user home pages / "my listings" - multi-language support One thing that I never liked about typical classifieds sites is that searches are usually just text matches on the item description. Our classifieds engine lets you narrow down results with drill-down navigation, just like NewEgg or Amazon. When a listing is created we automatically extract tags and auto-populate the description fields. Users are able to select additional tags for the fields, as well as enter their own tags. The result is a classifieds site that you can easily browse just like most commerce sites. Right now there are only a handful of items listed for sale for bitcoin. If you have something for sale please consider creating a listing and let me know how it goes. Any feedback is appreciated. We are constantly adding new features to the engine, so if you have any suggestions let me know, and please report any bugs if you find them. Thanks for looking! |
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Bitcoin / Meetups / Pittsburgh Bitcoin Users - Monthly Meetup (first Wednesdays)
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on: July 02, 2013, 12:19:27 PM
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http://www.meetup.com/Pittsburgh-Bitcoin-UsersThis week will be the 6th Pittsburgh Bitcoin meetup, hosted at the Beer Hive in the Strip District. Our group has grown to 58 members in the past few months which is awesome! For people who are new to bitcoin, there will be plenty of members in attendance who can answer your questions and shine some light into the rabbit hole.  One of our members has made it possible for anyone to pay with bitcoin so load a few bits into your phone wallet before you come. To make things easier for our host we'll again be on one check. Anyone can settle up with me for cash or bitcoin or anything else really at the event (or bitcoin / litecoin anytime after the event). If you'd like to settle up with credit/debit I'll make sure to bring my square reader so we can do that as well - or if you stay til the end we can have our server run your card.
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Economy / Services / Looking for help seeding a site
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on: February 07, 2013, 01:49:09 AM
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I'm looking for 1-2 people to help add seed data a new classifieds listing site. Ideally it would be someone who is active on tech & electronics forums.
I'm offering 1 BTC for every 15 listings but I have some strict conditions to ensure quality and prevent scamming/fake listings/etc.
PM for more details if interested.
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Economy / Computer hardware / [CLOSED] 18x Icarus FPGAs
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on: January 30, 2013, 08:53:20 PM
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I'm selling the remainder of my FPGA cluster which consists of 18x Icarus FPGAs. All are working perfectly averaging 378Mh/s.
I was planning on trading them in for credit towards Avalon units but there is too much uncertainty for me with the way the pre-orders are being set up for the second batch.
Looking for $250/each shipped in the continental USA, BTC preferred but I can do Paypal or Dwolla if necessary. According to the Avalon site http://launch.avalon-asics.com these are each good for $299 credit toward an Avalon unit, so if you were thinking of placing a large pre-order for batch #2 this could save you some money. Preference will be given for people interested in purchasing multiple units.
I've traded with a lot of users on the forum in the past and prefer to deal directly, but if escrow is required for a BTC purchase I would like to use Graet @ Ozcoin.
I'll add pics this evening.
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Economy / Computer hardware / [SOLD] Mining rig and 5970
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on: October 07, 2012, 04:52:42 AM
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Mining rig - SOLD3x 5970
MSI 890FXA-GD70
Sempron 140
2GB RAM
Cooler Master SPG 1000W
USB stick with linuxcoin / plug-and-play
It has been mining stable at 775/155 @ 2.1GH with cool temps.
Asking $1000 for the whole setup shipped anywhere in the continental USA. BTC or Paypal accepted, will do escrow for BTC payment if requested.I have one 5970s for sale for $300, shipped (USA). SOLD  |
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Economy / Computer hardware / [SOLD] 4x x6500 FPGAs (1.6GH/s)
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on: September 14, 2012, 06:37:26 PM
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4x Rev.2 with stock heatsinks attached using arctic silver thermal epoxy SOLD4x Rev.3 with Enzotech copper heatsinks ($20 x8) SOLDIncludes standoffs & USB cables. I'll include 2x high-speed 80mm fans and PCI-e adapter cables with barrel connectors (made by Cablez) for anyone buying a set of 4.$300/board + shipping, or the entire set of 4 for $1100 SHIPPED anywhere in the continental USA.PM if interested.   |
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Other / Meta / ASIC subforum in hardware
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on: June 23, 2012, 03:45:10 PM
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The FPGA subforum is really cluttered with BFL / ASIC talk, perhaps it's time for an ASIC subforum?
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Other / Meta / Where to post local events and meetings?
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on: May 14, 2012, 06:16:59 PM
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Any opinions on creating a specific forum for posting local events and meetings, perhaps initially divided regionally (NE, SE, C, NW, SW)? I'm thinking specific to the USA right now as I just started a local meetup group but I wasn't sure where was appropriate to post the announcement. I've seen a few "anyone from X city on this forum?" posted in General but given the global reach of the forum I thought it might be a bit spammy to others.
Any thoughts or suggestions?
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Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Rap News / The Juice Media accepts bitcoin donations!
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on: March 17, 2012, 02:43:15 AM
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http://bitcoinmedia.com/juice-rap-news-joins-bitcoins-struggle/Juice Rap News joins Bitcoin’s struggle
Juice Rap News relies heavily on viewer support and is fortunate to receive donations from people all around the world – it helps us to remain completely independent.
Most donations, however, come to us via PayPal (booo), and since the illegal banking blockade on WikiLeaks, in which PayPal still participates, we have become more and more uncomfortable with this situation. Over the past year we have also been receiving regular and sometimes rather insistent emails asking why on earth we were not accepting Bitcoin donations. (“Do you accept them?! If not, will you?” – is one of the latest).
It was awesome to see so many people being passionate about the value of a system which allows them to support causes they love without enriching the Reichstags of PayPal, Visa, Mastercard, etc. Whilst we can’t yet afford *not* to accept PayPal entirely, it still being the most popular form of donation, we understand that Bitcoin at least gives people the choice to use other methods to support us.
We want to thank the many people who took the time to write to us to explain how the system worked and to Amir for helping to set ourselves up. Apologies for having taken so damn long to join the Bitcoin community; had we realized just how incredibly easy it was, we would’ve done so a lot sooner. Importantly, if alternative currencies like Bitcoin can gain traction and become increasingly accepted worldwide, this could become a true source of competition for the current monopoly.
The internet and people’s passion and creativity have made possible new and ingenious systems – like Wikileaks and Bitcoin – with the potential to seriously challenge and reform the monopolies on the flow of information and wealth which have ruled the world for centuries, and which are now tightening their grip on anyone who threatens their hegemony and the political structures that prop them up.
We figured that the only way to make this alternative future a reality is to join the movement and help the Bitcoin community grow. We are excited to finally be part of it and hope to play a part in increasing its popularity amongst all those who are not yet aware of it. Thank you for all your support: we’re proud to finally be able to accept Bitcoin donations.
Giordano & Hugo ~JuiceRapNews
Juice Rap News – the news show for the Internet nation, delivering a bulletin to restore your faith in the fourth estate, make you nod your head to the beat even as you shake it in disbelief. Juice Rap News is co-written & created by Giordano Nanni and Hugo Farrant in a suburban backyard home-studio in Melbourne, Australia.
The "Rap News" folks are officially accepting bitcoin donations. http://thejuicemedia.com/donate/For anyone unfamiliar, they have a long running series of really smart news broadcasts and social commentary in a creative modern format, with some refreshingly honest insight! They have featured appearances by guests including Julian Assange and Noam Chomsky, as well as others.  http://www.youtube.com/user/thejuicemedia
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Economy / Goods / [Best Offer] - Asus EAH5850 - Ended - 27 BTC!
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on: November 06, 2011, 01:00:38 AM
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 Ok I'll make it interesting. This is my best 5850, hand picked from three that I own. At 1.15v it will do 935mhz and 384Mh/s completely stable, where the other two max out at 900mhz and 920mhz running the same voltage. The card is 5 months old and has about 3 weeks of total mining time on it. It's clean and in excellent condition. BTC only. Highest offer by 9PM EST Monday (Nov 7) takes it. Include shipping in your offers. Winner: 27 BTC - jepajee |
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Economy / Goods / WTS - 3x Asus EAH 5850 DirectCU - $135 each shipped
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on: October 21, 2011, 03:28:03 PM
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3x Asus EAH5850 DirectCU - 375+ Mh/sec - $135 shipped each
$350 for all 3
Shipping included is for continental US. I prefer BTC but will accept paypal if you cover the 3% fee. They have never been modified in any way and all are in perfect working order.
I've done trades here and can provide ebay references. I'm willing to offer a discount if anyone buys the cards as sets or everything all together.
5770s are gone.
ALL CARDS ARE SOLD
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