Waiting for bitcoind 0.5 for Windows ...  Me too.... just spent forever trying to get it to work and not realizing I wasn't on 0.5 because it's late and I'm tired. |
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Setting up a server just lets you play multiplayer, so you can have your friends connect and you can build stuff together. It's pretty much the same thing is singleplayer but with more people.
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October is on pace to be far and away our best month ever. Through the first 12 days of the month, we have produced 73.96 BTC. Given the near certainty of another drop in difficulty, we should have our first 200+ BTC month. If we feel that this is a sustainable pace, we will be increasing our dividend payout. We would like to begin lining up investors for our second round of share sales. We sold roughly 10% of the company in our first round, and would like to sell the same amount this time. If you are interested, please contact us either through the forum, or Bitcorpmining@gmail.com. Thanks! You're doubling the number of available shares. Will the dividend payout be halved or will you be doubling production? I believe it's his shares being sold off, so he'll be getting less of the dividend. |
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IP/RP would be nice.... but also the Champions section of the profile and some of the champions to prove you have the skins unlocked.
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Let's see a screenshot... don't really trust a 1.5 day old account with 4 posts.
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I don't care if people think I'm a scammer or not, I just want to sell my macbook so I can un-fuck my fucked up situation.
Did you mean to post this on your ThyDude account? lol saved credentials are killer huh  He's been marked as a scammer. |
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Put a banner dead at the bottom where i can ignore it by not scrolling that far! Advertising where people will avoid looking at it... GENIUS! |
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I just wanted to say that I find the middle in the thread ads annoying. Please remove them.
You mean the one ad underneath the first post? I wouldn't really call it middle of the thread ads. That dosen't make it less disruptive I'd say it is less disruptive, it's in the same place every time. It's not randomly between posts or set every X number, but after the first post on the page. Money has got to be made to improve the forum system somehow. |
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I just wanted to say that I find the middle in the thread ads annoying. Please remove them.
You mean the one ad underneath the first post? I wouldn't really call it middle of the thread ads. |
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That post sums up my feelings on how I moderate pretty well.
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Has anyone done math dealing with merged mining pools yet?
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Technically there will never be 21 million bitcoins in existence... just slightly below that amount. By 2033 there should be around 99.2% of all bitcoins that are going to be mined in circulation. |
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No idea why this thread suddenly went un-sticky.
Moderator, can you fix?
Done |
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For those saying he's a known scammer, please link some of the posts/proof of it. I'm busy currently but if nothing is linked by later on I'll look around some myself.
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link and what i s a scam page? thx
scam + rampage = scampage |
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Are you willing to sign any contract or terms of service making you personally liable for any wallet funds stolen as a result of your negligence? No, Bitcoins do not have FDIC insurance. as noted in the TOS  I believe you answered the question "Are you FDIC insured?" and not the original question asked. This seems like a red flag that if because of something you/your company did wrong and bitcoins were stolen you would not repay them. I personally will not use an ewallet where my bitcoins are not guaranteed to be there. I wouldn't use your desktop either for the same reason. Because honestly "something we did" can be widely interpreted as "allowed yourself to get hacked" or even more likely "allowed someone to impersonate me and use my username and password and e-mail to steal my bitcoins" Hence it was the users fault, but I would be liable. If it's the users fault, then you shouldn't be liable (such as them having an easy to guess username/pw combo). But if your system is setup in such a way that someone is able to exploit a security hole and steal bitcoins because of it you should be liable. There are some good guides out there that tell you how to setup a secure wallet on your computer, so I consider keeping my coins on my computer pretty safe. A hacker is much more likely to go for one place where a lot of bitcoins are stored (such as an ewallet service). |
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Are you willing to sign any contract or terms of service making you personally liable for any wallet funds stolen as a result of your negligence? No, Bitcoins do not have FDIC insurance. as noted in the TOS I believe you answered the question "Are you FDIC insured?" and not the original question asked. This seems like a red flag that if because of something you/your company did wrong and bitcoins were stolen you would not repay them. I personally will not use an ewallet where my bitcoins are not guaranteed to be there. |
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But it's a 0 sum game, no one comes out ahead.... you just get less money/BTC for a little while (because you deposit) then more all at once.
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Why not just wait a few extra days instead of doing something risky? You don't get any extra bitcoins out of this.
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