Did you try the same - in a different browser?
- with a different charset?
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In all honesty, it's very clearly stated that you can only post in the Newbies section when registering here. I'm sorry you've had so much trouble, but as you can see, many, many others have not.
So, I really don't think it's all as complicated as you make it out to be. Just use everyone's best friend (Google) to find the information that is needed, and then follow the steps for starting to mine or whatever you want to do. If you can do this there should not be a problem.
Some people are even willing to pay for some help / bitcoin tech support  |
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So, I have a question:
Why is the processes of getting started with using/mining Bitcoins being kept so user-unfriendly?
Is it because the very tech-savvy people behind Bitcoin have forgotten just how un-tech-savvy the average computer user actually is?
Or is there perhaps an unspoken effort to keep the process somewhat user-unfriendly because there is greater potential for personal profit in these early stages if the number of miners is kept somewhat small for a while.
In other words, are people saying to themselves: "sure I want everyone & their grandmother to get involved in Bitcoin, but just not quite yet ... not until I've done a bit more mining for myself".
1.That's more than just one question. 2.I think you answered it already: "the very tech-savvy people behind Bitcoin have forgotten just how un-tech-savvy the average computer user actually is" I helped a guy today getting his private key in his wallet. That's something that could be easier (or just explained for people who are "un-tech-savvy") Bitcoin is for more user friendly than it was in say 2010 Agreed! |
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Once again this isn't much of a big deal if you ask me. Sure, 100% unregulated is better, but this doesn't come as a surprise. IANAL, but I think that's a good thing. They're only regulating USD/BTC… if you don't cash out the money transmission part doesn't apply. TL;DR: mine --> spend! |
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Operating a BTC exchange anywhere in the world, however, is now "illegal" (as I read it). US: <4% of the world.... |
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I don't know of any BTC advertising network that lets you use dynamic images, so I have to keep updating those banners manually if I want to show the prices in BTC (as you can see, the prices in the banner are completely off). Instead of doing that, I was thinking I could advertise the price in "bitcoin dollars". Do you get it?
Okay. How about this: you automatically create those banners and make your own affiliate system ? If that's not how you want to do it, just ask a BTC advertising network to implement API requests to update banners. |
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Es heißt anders, es hat ein anderes auftreten - zu guter letzt hat es die selben Schwächen wie unsere Fiatwährung. Jedes Finanzsystem hat seine Stärken und Schwächen - von den Eigenschaften her ist Bitcoin überlegen - von der Akzeptanz logischerweise unterlegen. Bitcoin an andere Währungen zu koppeln wäre absoluter Blödsinn - auch an Realgüter lässt sich ein limitiertes System nicht binden. Der Markt kann diese Abhängigkeit jedoch bestärken indem er weniger auf BTC/USD bzw. BTC/EUR handelt und bessere Konditionen für Arbeit und Güter bietet. |
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but doing that with static banners is very tiresome, as I constantly need to update the advertising material as the BTC value changes. Why do you advertise the price in static banners? As someone who doesn't use USD this wouldn't make it easier for me. Just copy what BitcoinStore is doing. Problem solved. I agree. |
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RIP bears. We will remember you!
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MTGOX is manipulating BTC Value I can confirm that this is bullshit! |
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Das verstehe ich leider nicht ganz. Ein Block wird von einem Miner berechnet. Dieser Block beinhaltet eine bestimmte Anzahl an Coins?
Ja, es gibt für bestimmte Zeit einen "Block Reward" - d.h. man erhält für das generieren eines Blocks eine Belohnung + Transaktionsgebühren bis 21,000,000 erreicht sind. Danach sind es nur noch die Transaktionsgebühren. Wer jetzt viel Kaptial in einer Realwährung besitzt, kann dies in Coins investieren und brauch damit nicht handeln und behält seine Coins unter verschluss...
Das ist der naive Ansatz - auch Gold und Silber haben trotz Mengenbegrenzung zeitweise an Wert verloren. Der reale Wert ergibt sich vor allem aus den Personen die auch an das System glauben und dafür auch Produkte / Dienste anbieten oder arbeiten. Wenn du einsteigst um für einen höheren Kurs auszahlen zu lassen glaubst du nicht unbedingt an das System Bitcoin sondern hoffst in Euro / Dollar reich zu werden (Finanzblase). |
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Im Grunde sieht es so aus, dass ein Block immer weniger Bitcoins enthält bis er schließlich gar keine mehr enthält (bei 21,000,000) und die Miner nur noch die Transaktionsgebühren erhalten. Dadurch bleibt es dann bei dem Limit.
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Do more people price gold in grams or ounces? People might say something when one bitcoin was worth a gallon of gas or a liter of gas, but they would never make a big deal about a bitcoin being worth a tablespoon of gas.
We're still far away from the "market cap" of silver! I'm waiting for that! |
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There a hidden message in it:
111-11-1 => 11101101 (replace - with 0) => ED (hexadecimal)
ED = Bruce Wagners' friend!
</conspiracy>
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This thread has been Max Keiser'd.
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Nmap scan report for llbertyreserv.com (203.124.116.1)
Host is up (0.38s latency).
rDNS record for 203.124.116.1: sg2nlhg558c1558.shr.prod.sin2.secureserver.net
Not shown: 986 filtered ports
PORT STATE SERVICE VERSION
21/tcp open ftp PureFTPd
22/tcp open ssh OpenSSH 5.1 (protocol 2.0)
|_ssh-hostkey: 1024 62:5e:b9:fd:3a:70:eb:37:99:e9:12:e3:d9:3f:4e:6c (DSA)
80/tcp open http Apache httpd
|_html-title: Liberty Reserve \xE2\x80\x93 largest payment processor and money transf...
443/tcp open http Apache httpd
|_html-title: 403 Forbidden
50000/tcp closed iiimsf
50001/tcp closed unknown
50002/tcp closed iiimsf
50003/tcp closed unknown
50006/tcp closed unknown
50300/tcp closed unknown
50389/tcp closed unknown
50500/tcp closed unknown
50636/tcp closed unknown
50800/tcp closed unknown
btw.: I made a little bookmarklet to report phishing to several services: |
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Reported to Google & others!
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Competition motivates people a bit, but the biggest motivation in human life is cooperation (just think about relationships). You can't start a successful business without any employees and it won't be successful without partnerships.
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Of course it's not too late to get rich: we're all early adopters even now. But, but, but... Bitcoin is not a get-rich-quick scheme. There are no guarantees of future profit. Bitcoin is a currency and payment system, is all.
Currency speculation can be a way to profit but it does have some risks. Then again, what doesn't?
+21,000,000 @OP How do you define rich? And why are you asking this? Nobody in here will be able to answer… |
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Of course I'm selling. I'm always selling, but I'm not going to tell you what I'm selling  |
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