Cool story, cool webpage, cool marketing... even cooler would be local distributors accepting bitcoins.

However, now is the right time to jump on ASIC mining train before it leave the station.
Check out Butterfly Labs SC or bASIC. If you buy them now, you have some good chance to earn some shiny BTCs.

But always remember this:

Also, Bitcoin is store of value and money transfer network. Not get-rich-quick scheme. Main purpose of mining is securing the blockchain. Block reward is just a bonus

I case the head of closed society is god-like all knowing person, it's fine for me. However such person or group does not exist, and will never be...

Japanese name, promises of high interest rates, defending a strengths of a dead project. Oh so nostalgic. Please send me a deposit address. It's a joke worth losing some money

After reading the article, I must say - This seems to be really useless. People will eventually lose on exchange fees without any advantages as compensation. At first I thought it would be more like Greek TEM.

Hi, have you heard of OpenPay? https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=92055.0
How I wish these 3 card related projects can be merged or at least be compatible with each other so that merchants could have only one device for all. (I know this project is not aimed on customer <=> merchant transactions)
Don't take me wrong, I love diversity and competition, but what we need now is single product that can be used by masses.

If some restaurant in my city were accepting BTC, there would be no BTCs left for trading in my wallet...

If I understand this right, you want an ability for some institution (landlord, ISP, mobile network operator...) to take some unpredictable amount of money from you account on regular basis? Then why not share a private key with them?

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I must be blind. That's exactly what Domrada is suggesting above...

VIP, Sr. Member? How did this happen?

What else to say... maybe just "Get the water nigga, It's goin' DOWN!"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_494Y0CM04s

I only keep money I am trading with on exchanges. The rest is lying on USB falsh disk.
Already gone through the paperwork with gox. I did not know why at first, but then I realized that I am running tor middle node on same server as I use as proxy to browse the web while I'm at work.

Opencart payment module communicating directly to bitcoind or electrum server.

I don't think it has anything to do with port forwarding. He's obviously not connected at all. Not even standard 8 connections if you are behind firewall.
Tell him to try or any other known online node and post the output.

Guys, what about creating a donation fund for bit-pay to hire developer who will integrate support for their API for 3dcart?

I've never been into gambling, but after trying the php bot mentioned above (just because I think automating any task increase the coolness factor to over 9000) and winning more than 100% of the original value.. the temptation is so strong!
I'm not sure what's so special about SD... maybe the fast speed ensure the dope of adrenalin every few seconds

In my .bitcoin directory, there is only link to wallet.dat on USB. So there is no need to delete anything on local HDD after closing bitcon client. I just unplug the USB key.
Also I keep several online and offline backups of wallet in truecrypt containers, and several backups of keepassx password database with password for truecrypt containers and wallet itself.

Rotating ads, some linked as http and some as https maybe?

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Any updates? I am super excited about OpenPay.

I have received the email too.
I was suspicious too.

I have successfully ordered the yubikey for free with the code.

btw. yubico.com is manufacturer of yubikey

edit: No rollbacks on my account either.

You can use WOT plugin for firefox to give it bad rating. If enough people do that, it will raise a warning at least for other WOT users.