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3341  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: [ANN] BTC Monitor on: September 03, 2011, 10:00:01 AM
If you don't have a wallet on you computer, which also has "some weird progs on it that I don't trust", why are you afraid to run this? Smiley
One more untrusted program won't change anything.

whatever is on it has been there from pre Bitcoin days, this is specifically Btc linked & while I'm sure it is fine or you'd be called out fast, I'm just following best practice here
3342  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: [ANN] BTC Monitor on: September 03, 2011, 09:31:45 AM
You don't have to do it to get reasonable security - Windows is pretty secure if you patch it regularly.

Just don't work under Administrator account, like you wouldn't work under root on *nix.

Make sure only one user account is able to access the Bitcoin folder and that's the account the Bitcoin client runs under.

I am sure there must be some topics here covering it...

As I said this comp was second hand over 10 years ago, it came with Windows but that could have been a pirate copy, it also seems to have some weird progs on it that I don't trust & can't see how to remove, you are assuming more knowledge than I have - I've never even heard of *nix & anyway my new (& first) Mac is ordered - I'll start Bitcoin client & wallet then, It's well within my risk tollerance to use Mt.Gox as my wallet atm & much safer than keeping a wallet on my present comp
3343  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: [ANN] BTC Monitor on: September 03, 2011, 09:10:07 AM
To all those people who are concerned that this might be a walet.dat stealing virus:

no offense, but if you don't know how to secure your wallet, what are you doing using BitCoin in the first place?


personally I don't wish to use my time to arrange that atm, bootable uboxo (sp yes I know) or whatever on pen drive & am in any case waiting for a new Mac comp that I've just ordered to have a totally clean system to start getting in to that from, my present Windows one is over 10 years old & was second hand, I have a lot of Btc & $ with Mt.Gox with their Yubi key & Lastpass pro with Yubi key - that's perfectly secure enough & less hassel for a non tech newbie like me atm

edit to add: I do know how to do it or at least have all the info available to do so that I've researched over the last 3 months, I just choose to use Mt.Gox atm & not download anything from Bitcoin forums or sites that hasn't been vetted first, others may just be intested in monitering the Btc price before starting with Bitcoins but like still to know that what's downloaded is kosher before doing so
3344  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: [ANN] BTC Monitor on: September 03, 2011, 08:56:41 AM
fantastic - just what I'd requested in my previous thread:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=16589.msg215755#msg215755

look forward to downloading it once a high post count early member or 2 has vetted it for trojans etc as I don't know how to, no offense - it's Bitcoins after all

many thanks & I will donate for this too

& also you should totally sell this to the exchanges to have downloadable like Kitco's Kcast
http://applications.kitco.com/supportcenter/taskbar/index.html
3345  Economy / Services / $182.7 million lottery, equivalent to over the max of 21 MM Bitcoins on: September 03, 2011, 07:59:52 AM
$182.7 million lottery, equivalent to over the max of 21 MM Bitcoins (@ $8 per Btc)

The Euro millions loto jackpot just rolled over to €126,000,000 & unlike many US lotos it's paid immediately you claim in full as 1 lump sum with no tax - you get the full amount clear if you win, the draw takes place on Tuesday 6th Sept in the evening UTC

I'm offering full tickets of 5 lines (goes/bets) for 2.5 Btc, this includes postage to anywhere in the world & with registered 'to sign for' postage on orders of 12.5 Btc or more & if over 25 Btc then I'll send them registered express mail, if you'd like registered mail for orders under 12.5 Btc then add 1 Btc to your total order or add 2 Btc for registered express

These are for lucky pick tickets (automatics), if you'd like to choose your own numbers then it's 3 Btc per full ticket of 5 lines (choose 5 numbers between 1 & 50 inclusive plus 2 stars between 1 & 11 inclusive & do this 5 times for a full ticket) & if you'd like some extra numbers &/or stars then I'm offering the following per line atm:

Stars     Numbers

             5          6          7          8          9          10
2           -         3        10       26      59       115
3           1.5      9        30       78      170      340
4           3        17       59       150     340      -
5           5        28       98       255      -         -

Price shown is in Btc, eg 6 numbers with 3 stars costs 9 Btc & this is a 1 line (bet) ticket

These specials can be either lucky pick or your own choices as you like, total max sales from everyone is set at 500 Btc - first come first served, no discounts for multiple orders, all tickets paid for by Monday 5th Sept 1pm UTC will be bought from a special witchy witchy seller & posted the same day (when the Btc have cleared at the exchange paying in address) & I'll either request to see the envelopes franked with that date or get proof of posting, any orders that come in on Tuesday before 1pm will be sent likewise on that day & any last minute ones from 1pm - 5pm UTC I shall buy, seal in an envelope but post the following day

www.thelotter.com charges $7.20 per line = $36 per full ticket of 5 lines @ $8/Btc = 4.5 Btc at least 2 Btc more than mine & they don't post the tickets to you either which is crucial or offer the extra stars & numbers options which can be good for syndicates

Any orders that total 5 Btc or more then I shall also scan your tickets & send that to you if you've given me an email address or post an URL for it if you like on the day of purchase, minimum purchase is 2.5 Btc which is 5 auto bets on 1 ticket

Results can be found here:

http://www.lottery.co.uk/results/euromillions-results.asp

For any minor wins just post me back the ticket/s & I'll cash them in for you & credit in full with Btc at Mt.Gox's rate of & on the same day that I receive them

On Ebay I have well over 1,000 very positive feedbacks with never a single neutral or negative since I started there 10 years ago, ID: richardlogo  - eBay message me for confirmation that I am Otoh if you like, don't mention Bitcoins or lottery in the message pse

http://feedback.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewFeedback2&userid=richardlogo&ftab=AllFeedback

PM me with your order/s, the name & address that you'd like tickets to be sent to & importantly the Btc address that you're sending me your total payment from, for any orders of over 30 Btc please wait for me to accept them before sending the Btc.

Funds to be sent to this Btc exchange paying in address:

1JRXCe1DqiE7pPwisxei2ZNVNmZ4kHAX7K

Note, that it's not the address in my sig, that's for gifts if you happen to win ;-)

Many thanks & good luck!
3346  Economy / Speculation / Re: Here we go again, another major price drop for bitcoins on: September 01, 2011, 10:12:11 PM
Quote
This is a ridiculous claim. I make thousands of dollars EVERY WEEK simply by playing the stock market, not to mention the fortune I will make on bitcoin. I'm obviously not going to disclose my methods ( Wink), but I can assure you that it has nothing to do with "random chance". Go into any bookshop and you wil find many books on how to invest... I myself am thinking of writing one. Why would there be so many books on this topic it if it wasn't possible?

There are two sorts of people... Smart guys, who know the system after years of study. And then there's the primitive guys that don't quite follow what's going on. They look at the economy, but it is too complicated for them, so they just think everything happens randomly...

You "make thousands of dollars EVERY WEEK simply by playing the stock market" so assuming as you're so onto a sure thing you would naturaly be also reinvest nearly all your gains & are therefor are getting exponential returns, soon you will own the whole world or perhaps it's just not that simple or scaleable

how many $ thousands per week on average do you make & from risking or playing with just how much capital, without this info & more then "This is a ridiculous claim"

3347  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Input Requested for Possible Bitcoin Convention on: August 30, 2011, 09:54:52 PM
Medellin, Columbia

Mogadishu, Somalia

Ciudad Juárez, Mexico

Karachi, Pakistan

Chechnya, Russia

Caracas, Venezuela

Pyongyang, North Korea

Havana, Cuba

Harare, Port Moresby and Dhaka

Syria, Tripoli, Kabul, Baghdad

Wolverhampton, Accra, Detroit, LA

New Orleans, USA

Cape Town, South Africa

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil ~ was this where the latino Bruce Cruise was headed?

3348  Bitcoin / Meetups / Re: EUROPEAN BITCOIN CONFERENCE 2011, PRAGUE NOV 25-27 on: August 30, 2011, 09:01:35 PM
25th Nov, new moon - good choice for starting a new venture, 4th partial solar eclipse of a series - hopefully helps in eclipsing the NY bitcon pump & dump fiasco, black Friday sales in the US if I'm not mistaken - Apple's yearly discount window - all in all = good vibes, I hope to be there

& agreed with above post, why not also list conf 3 day passes for those who prefer to make their own accom arrangemnts (no star to 5 star, or like me with www.airbnb.com - late Nov isn't peak seasson)
3349  Other / Off-topic / Re: Pattaya on: August 29, 2011, 11:19:10 PM
poll - your fav BTC expos for 2012...

mine:

Medellin
Kabul
Bagdad
Tripoly - sik
Syria
The best korea<a

...
3350  Economy / Speculation / Re: Here we go again, another major price drop for bitcoins on: August 29, 2011, 09:52:19 PM
start a thread with your trades posted as you make them, including the stop losses etc & everyone can clearly see you beat the market, not only that they will soon mirror your trades to your advantage

all the rest is just talk talk
3351  Other / Off-topic / Re: Pattaya on: August 29, 2011, 09:38:49 PM
note the nickname at the top of this:


https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=34617.0

Quote
Bruce Wagner
Founder and CEO
http://OnlyOneTV.com
global television network
text/voice: +1 646-580-0022
email: bruce@onlyonetv.com
skype: punlman
twitter: http://twitter.com/brucewagner
facebook: http://facebook.com/brucelwagner

Pattaya was chosen purely because it is a center for business and commerHAHAHAHAHA.


fxd that for you

Even if they have to be abused for only 1.88 bitcoins, they are not in an economic position to refuse...


At that time i customarily tipped 3.76 btc. In this case, I gave him only 2.63 btc. On the other hand I have paid as much as 7.52 btc for a hottie who changed my religion.
 
(@ 30 Thai bhat to the $ & $8.87 per btc)
3352  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Taiwan Dollar exchange rates has BTC listing on: August 29, 2011, 06:03:41 PM
last week I used their money transfer service XE-Trade to send money from GBP in the UK to € in Spain & to $ in the US, they were great for this with fantastic personal service over the phone & easy to set it all up via Internet, I shall ask them to look in to also taking/sending BTC deposits as part of their currency exchange &  transfer services offered & will let you know their response
3353  Economy / Speculation / Re: No, just the usual long, slow slide on: August 28, 2011, 10:34:37 PM

Now, 2 1/2 months of the long, slow slide.

Since the bubble popped in June, we've had 2 1/2 months of long, slow slide. The pattern is clear enough. There is no "crash". There is no "rally". There is just some noise on top of a long term drop of about 20% per month.

There's a lot of volatility because the market is thin relative to the number of Bitcoins outstanding. Any big trade can disrupt the market. But it comes back to the long, slow slide trend line each time.

Each time there's a drop, some recovery follows. Each peak, though. has been consistently lower than the previous one.  This is normal post-bubble behavior.

Many people here seem to be in denial about this. 
[/quote
+1 the mid Aug boost being due to the bitcon no new news hype pump & dump, now low volumes ticking up - for a tall fall, perhaps soon as...
3354  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: How to make sure Bitcoin will never be banned by governments! on: August 28, 2011, 08:48:07 PM

Once it is listed on the charity's website, Bruce will send out a press release to all the media contacts he has.
It should make major news headlines as well!

If you think this is a good idea,  please send your Bitcoins to: 1CEmUakCaR71BmELWJPg72QRYzUqEddNm6

Please let us know if you have any additional ideas on how to make this plan even better.


um, how about perhaps not to use 'Bruce & all the media contacts he has' - not

from the BitCon pump & dump site:

http://bitcoinme.com/index.php/bitcon-2011/

Wall to Wall Major Global Media

Some of the media outlets who have said they will be here include:

    CNN International
    Al Jazeera English
    Blomberg Television
    Wall Street Journal
    The New York Observer
    BusinessWeek
    Wired Magazine
    SmarterMoney
    NPR
    Forbes
    Fortune
    CNN / Money
    The Atlantic
    Radio Australia
    Freedomain Radio


Was there even a single peep from any of these?

Only hype & BS brought to you by

1 or 2 simply awful 13 year old child posters from Pattaya & their pedo bears
3355  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: The First Bitcoin... on: August 27, 2011, 08:56:37 PM
firsts that I'm curious to see:

first person that has a tattoo of a private code on them can be in QR also, suppose in a private place, or tats of public &/or private code on different body parts or 2 peeps that have one code each

first bribe paid in BTC, first blackmail demanded in BTC, first person sent to jail whilst conducting business in BTC, first offshore bank to offer anonymous BTC accounts, first TV & film that features BTC in the plot
3356  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / 10 BTC or the teddy gets it on: August 27, 2011, 07:36:57 PM
After seeing this today about some nutter/s tampering with store products:

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/health/healthnews/8726461/Complete-recall-of-Nurofen-Plus-pills.html

I wondered if there would be soon a film script with either blackmail demands or bribes being requested in BTC as it  allows for the reciept of funds without the risky physical pick up link & then how would one go about laundering them so that they could be withdrawn through an exchange, assuming one didn't want the hassel of buying SR drugs with them & reselling

As a film script it could work well with the investigaters chasing down a nerdy ne'er–do–well & in rl as secret Swiss etc bank accounts are being outed increasingly these days if BTC may become a hidden parking of choice when interest rates are next to nothing, goodbye inheritance tax

3357  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Open letter to Bruce Wagner on: August 27, 2011, 01:52:46 AM
I believe in free speech and I abhor censorship.

At the same time...

It so saddens me to see the degradation.... nearly to the point of destruction.... of these forums.... by the concerted efforts of 1 or 2 children (from somethingaweful.com) who think it's humorous to pretend to be adults... with the sole intent of aggravating people... and disrupting real conversation... among real adults.

It's simply vandalism of these forums by children....  and it is sad.


All we hear is radio ga ga. Radio goo goo.

my peepee go wheee!

just in case your paranoica included me, for the record my DOB is in 1955 & I'm nothing what so ever to do with SA.com, I put a lot of money in to BTC because I believe it's great, I just cashed it all out at a modest loss just from your recent goings on -  btw your bitcon '12 locs have hustler writ large all over them, gl with that ~ kiddo
3358  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Value plummeting??! on: August 27, 2011, 12:13:42 AM
I'd say that is due to pre Bitcon hype as many speculated & bought in at around $11.2 early last week

Quote from: Bruce Wagner on 14 August 2011, 13:46:13
And the ANNOUNCEMENTS that are going to happen on Saturday.....   The Bitcoin World will be a-buzz.....

We decided for sure last night.  OnlyOneTV will be making a HUGE HUGE HUGE announcement at the Conference.   One you're all gonna be VERY excited about... when you hear it.  I can't say now.  It's a surprise.   But I will say it during my opening speech on Saturday morning.   :-)

Actually, we'll be announcing another super exciting thing at the Conference too.   I'm not really sure which one more people will be excited about.   Probably Both.   Both of these things will change the Bitcoin world immediately!

Oh, and those are only my OWN announcements...  I'm also privy to some major announcements to be made at the Conference by major vendors also.   They're gonna Rock your World too!!

& today we have:

Quote from: Bruce Wagner on 26 August 2011, 10:24:56

...

As for the two big announcements I had....   I suppose I should have said what happened.    One of them got tabled.   I decided, after getting more and more feedback on the idea...  that I should postpone announcing it.   It's just too big....   and too risky...   for the moment.    But that idea might come back.   We'll see.

The other --- second --- big announcement was...   three more Conferences....  and a World Cruise.      Personally, I think that IS HUGE.    Don't you?   ( Please only answer if you attended this Conference.... so you have some real world frame of reference. )

...

peeps are now seeing a classic pump & dump so cutting their losses exit & maybe for ever, thanks to the above 


3359  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Open letter to Bruce Wagner on: August 27, 2011, 12:01:47 AM

...

As for the two big announcements I had....   I suppose I should have said what happened.    One of them got tabled.   I decided, after getting more and more feedback on the idea...  that I should postpone announcing it.   It's just too big....   and too risky...   for the moment.    But that idea might come back.   We'll see.

The other --- second --- big announcement was...   three more Conferences....  and a World Cruise.      Personally, I think that IS HUGE.    Don't you?   ( Please only answer if you attended this Conference.... so you have some real world frame of reference. )

...


Nope I don't think this is in the slightest bit HUGE more like totally LAME & re first para about bloody time to fes up to that pump & dump crap, btw I just sold my full holdings of BTC at a few % loss which is np as I'll buy back in when they continue to tank to mining costs or under mostly because of this fiasco

'Only peeps who were at the conference are able to comment' lol - well bollocks to that Commander BS hyper drive

3360  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Name for a bitcoin lottery? on: August 25, 2011, 10:01:03 PM
gordo?? whats that Tongue.

I was thinking of keeping at least Bit in it, so people could reconise it as being related to bitcoins...  alot of other good names are taken without bit or lotto in it.

mmm, somthing catchy would be good.

I may sell the script with the site and domain name, so there will be somthing in it for someone who comes up with the name Tongue

http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8&q=el+gordo

google?? whats that Tongue.
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