Great... perhaps instead of the sharp square edges, you could put the blueprint on a sheet of paper with curled up edges? Something that gives it a nicer 'edge'? So here is a new submission with the original version plus 5 more variants that have some more features on the edges. Make sure you click every preview image to see the full version, otherwise you see scaled images again scaled by imgur  Surprisingly they look pretty clean even down to 32x32, just for 16x16 I'd say the first variant should be used. But mixing isn't a problem, e.g. for the ProtoShareQt client you can use an .ico file that contains different variants for 32x32 and 16x16. Hope you like it. http://imgur.com/a/P4TxsVariants 3 and 6 are my favorites <3 2 & 5 |
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Is mining an sha256 alt not worth the trouble?
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We should open a new mining company. A virtual mining company that sells shares.
We will give you back 25% of your investment in 2 years. No hardware required.
Yeah. What is the problem?? If we actually bought hardware, that would further diminish the yield by increasing difficulty!!  What if a wicked billionaire bought tons of asics and put them in IDLE mode? |
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Lol. The thread had indeed been moved to off-topic. Just speculatin' Now I can't find the little grey "Moved..." hyperlink anywhere in General. Some mod really went out of their way to hide that thread without the obvious deletion... Doo-dee-doo-duu-doo-dee-doo-duu...  STFU, moron... https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=316855.0I guess I was too much of a moron to look through 3 days of history for a link that was there earlier today. My bad. F@ck him, in real life I bet he is a pussy... |
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Where can shares be bought for this?
Havelock & Bitfunder. Are you based in the US? |
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I just posted the latest blog, a ton of information on there summarizing all the activities from the last week. If I missed anything please let me know so I can include it next week. Or if I made any errors (especially in the more technical parts) please inform me via PM. Making History With Distributed ExchangeNews for the week 43.2013. Last week we discussed the fantastic results of the 1st code contest. Through out this week a few key exciting events took place. J.R. Willet, the person behind the Mastercoin protocol, announced the 2nd code contest which is to enable distributed exchange transactions between two currencies (BTC <-> MSC); this ambitious contest is giving away 300 BTC and will need support not just from those who will be developing the wallet and website applications but also from those who are willing to test the developed applications, so take a look and get involved. Your contributions will be rewarded. We also saw an important decision take place with the Bitcoin code base. According to Gavin Andresen Bitcoin a pull request which allows for the association of up to 80 bytes of arbitrary data transactions will make it into Bitcoin’s 0.9 major release; this will enable Class C Mastercoin transactions (more information below). Lastly, earlier this week the Mastercoin Foundation Board had its first meeting... Read more... http://blog.mastercoin.org/2013/10/26/making-history-with-distributed-exchange/I share your posts here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/UbiCrypt/You got a FB page? Maybe we could setup a fan/group in FB only for Mastercoin (if it doesn't already exists)! |
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I also think there's a degree of responsibility on the part of those behind Mastercoin's funding initiative Are you out of your mind?!!! WTF? Did you blame your mother for your ugly red hair too? Dude, over 1000 people got it. The instructions weren't complex. Only a moron could expect JR to prepare a full 8 page description of how dumb you are. It's like Jack-in-the-box after the McDonalds coffee incident. They now write on coffee cups: "Hot coffee is hot". Is that what you need? A warning like that? JR said clearly don't use web wallets. Now you come here a bitch that you got 'misled'. JR - why didn't you write a moron clause which excludes them from participation? Holy crap. This guy will blame the moon when can't get his finger out of his butt. Stop bitchin' You F-ed up your deal and its finished. Move on and do it right next time. I think something ought to be done for people in my position. How about cyanide? That should do it. , could you please stop beeing so rude. TomHirsch, under new account (guess why) HammerFirst, is a lamer who almost screwed the project from the start (check TomHirst past posts). Ignore it if you can. Stalking again? What's your problem you can't find a boyfriend? |
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BUY BUY BUY (BTC & NeoBee shares): https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=289730.msg3411869;topicseen#msg3411869Investigations Into Launching Our Own Regulated Securities Exchange We have spent time investigating the legal requirements and viability of establishing our own regulated securities exchange (CySEC), we have decided that this is something that we will now pursue further down the line once Neo & Bee has achieved sustainable growth as this is our highest priority. This is a viable business that can be open to US investors once certain barriers have been removed (JOBS act), certain barriers would still exist for US based investors but we would address them closer to the time. [..] We will utilize our accounts with MPESA (we are currently finalizing the account opening process) to enable us to process international remittance payments to and from those who are connected to the MPESA network.Absolutely non related. klee aka "the whore" who cannot stop doing propaganda for his assets he owns (neobee, mastercoins). Said the gay in the sissy costume! MPESA interface with Bitcoin not bullish...right! What a clown.. |
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BUY BUY BUY (BTC & NeoBee shares): https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=289730.msg3411869;topicseen#msg3411869Investigations Into Launching Our Own Regulated Securities Exchange We have spent time investigating the legal requirements and viability of establishing our own regulated securities exchange (CySEC), we have decided that this is something that we will now pursue further down the line once Neo & Bee has achieved sustainable growth as this is our highest priority. This is a viable business that can be open to US investors once certain barriers have been removed (JOBS act), certain barriers would still exist for US based investors but we would address them closer to the time. [..] We will utilize our accounts with MPESA (we are currently finalizing the account opening process) to enable us to process international remittance payments to and from those who are connected to the MPESA network. |
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I'm invested in one and eagerly awaiting the other. Together they occupy 90% of my bitcointalk forum time to keep up with developments.
Nxt? I am eager and invested in this too! |
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Congratulations to the New employees and for the merchant partnership!
Kudos for the launching of your own regulated security exchange!
Wonderful news/update!
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Just for clarity, they are NOT the FBI's bitcoins now. Like all seized assets, IF the accused is convicted (that takes some time although less time if he has no money and is going to use a PD) then the FBI will liquidate these seized assets. Cash, they keep. Everything else gets auctioned off. It is likely these BTC wallet(s) will be auctioned IF a conviction is achieved.
Is FBI FinCEN compliant? I thought FinCEN said Bitcoin is money, US regulators have to get their shit together!... FBI is exempt from money transmitter regulations I thought FinCEN was on top of MIB, who are on top of NSA, which is on top of FBI/CIA...  Exceptions - Certain MSBs are not required to register:
Solely an agent. - A person that is an MSB solely because that person serves as an agent of another MSB is not required to register. However, a person that is an MSB both because it engages in MSB activities on its own behalf and as an agent of another MSB, must register.
Stored value. - A person that is an MSB solely as an issuer, seller, or redeemer of stored value is not required to register. However, a person that is an MSB as an issuer, seller, or redeemer of stored value and engages in MSB activities (of a nature and value that cause the person to be an MSB on a basis other than stored value) must register.
U.S. Postal Service.
Government Agencies. Agencies of the United States, of any State, or of any political subdivision of any State.
I know mate, I am just joking because there was a guy from Free Banking site who was spreading FUD about the power of FinCEN on Bitcoin. I deleted and blocked him from my Facebook page - he was the one that made an interview in a radio show, maybe 'Let's Talk Bitcoin', not sure... |
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Don't tell you were the one who placed that huge buy order @ 210!  PS: It's boring on Bitstamp today. Everyone wants to buy below 160 and no one wants to sell. LOL thank God no! Though I tried desperately to put a sell order and got the error page haha!! |
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Not stolen, burned in all other possible ways...
What other ways? BTC24 is a well known case, MtGox made me loss a considerable amount of coins with it's lags (and in general has almost kill BTC 2-3 times), Bitcoin Central was hacked and delayed to return my money which I badly needed to have on time and Bitstamp though it's very efficient in their wire transfers, secure and reliable it's interface is shit for day traders not to mention the crappy trading engine... I had hope on Coinsetter but... |
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Just for clarity, they are NOT the FBI's bitcoins now. Like all seized assets, IF the accused is convicted (that takes some time although less time if he has no money and is going to use a PD) then the FBI will liquidate these seized assets. Cash, they keep. Everything else gets auctioned off. It is likely these BTC wallet(s) will be auctioned IF a conviction is achieved.
Is FBI FinCEN compliant? I thought FinCEN said Bitcoin is money, US regulators have to get their shit together!... FBI is exempt from money transmitter regulations I thought FinCEN was on top of MIB, who are on top of NSA, which is on top of FBI/CIA... |
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Just for clarity, they are NOT the FBI's bitcoins now. Like all seized assets, IF the accused is convicted (that takes some time although less time if he has no money and is going to use a PD) then the FBI will liquidate these seized assets. Cash, they keep. Everything else gets auctioned off. It is likely these BTC wallet(s) will be auctioned IF a conviction is achieved.
Is FBI FinCEN compliant? I thought FinCEN said Bitcoin is money, US regulators have to get their shit together!... |
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Things I have done/am doing to promote Mastercoin: - Sent up a tweet about Mastercoin: https://twitter.com/TravisPatron
- Currently working on writing an article about the potential impacts of Mastercoin, will update when finished
- Currently developing 'Minimum one website showing BTC/MSC price charts derived from these messages', JR I will update when I've made necessary progress
My Mt.Gox address is 1F9qoTaTr4WrT4uvmKpZuM7QYxhjVrtT8x. Feel free to send over whatever you feel is deserved. Will it work with this address? |
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