Selling a bitcoin-esque domain that I purchased back in 2011, but never used for a website. You can make an offer here in the forum or by pm. Thanks!

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You can set-up a multicurrency wallet in mt. Gox and trade your bitcoins into Yuan. I'm not sure how you would physically get them though without a chinese bank acct. Hope this helps.

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Sites such as these do exist and are usually called "coin mixing" services. Not sure which ones are trust worthy because the first ones I noticed were on Tor. You could check the trade page https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Trade and look under the financial services section to see what mixing sites are available.

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I'm in the mood for a fast way to earn btc & am interested in everyone's experiences with the "faucet" sites, ad-backed sites and the sites like coinworker on the wiki and beyond. Any sites stand out in particular? Get scammed by a site? Share your findings here, and feel free to promote your own site, I don't mind.

There are bounties for people who can make the Tahoe-LAFS decentralized storage system accept payment in Bitcoin:
​http://forum.bitcoin.org/?topic=2236.0
https://tahoe-lafs.org/trac/tahoe-lafs/wiki/Ostrom

I am selling off my library of classic computer and programming books.
They are all in excellent condition, and are priced at rock bottom!
Shipping is included and all books cost 1 BTC unless indicated otherwise.
Books will only ship within the United States.

The books available are as follows:

---------------------Programming: C++----------------------------
*Sam's C++ In 21 Days 2nd Ed. / Jessie Liberty
ISBN: 0-672-31070-8

*The Best C/C++ Tips Ever / Anthony Porter / McGraw Hill
ISBN: 0-07-0881820

*C++ Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design / DS Malik / Thomson
ISBN: 0-619-10642-X

*C How to Program / Deitel
ISBN: 0-13-226119-7
---------------------Programming: .NET Framework-----------------
*Professional C# 2005 / Wrox P2P
ISBN: 0-7645-7534-1

*Microsoft XNA Unleashed
ISBN: 0-672-32964-6

*Programming in VB.Net
ISBN: 0-07-245903-4

---------------------Programming: Win 32--------------------------
*Advanced Windows, 3rd Edition Jeffrey Ritcher / Microsoft Press
ISBN: 1-57231-548-2

---------------------Programming: Scripting-----------------------
*Windows Script Host 2.0 Developer's Guide / Gunter Born / Microsoft Press
ISBN: 0-7356-0931-4

*Learning Python / O'Reilly
ISBN: 978-0-596-51398-6

*AppleScript - The Definitive Guide / O'Reilly
ISBN: 0-596-00557-1

---------------------Programming: Game Development------------------
*Game Artificial Intelligence / John B. Ahlquist / Thomson
ISBN: 1-4120-3857-1

*Game Programming For Teens / Maneesh Sethi / Premier Press
ISBN: 1-59200-834-8

*3D Game Programming All-In-One / Kenneth C Finney / Thomson
ISBN: 1-59200-136-X

*Patterns In Game Design / Steffan Bjork / Thomson
ISBN: 1-58450-354-8

*Game Programming in C++: Start to finish / Thomson
ISBN: 1-58450-432-3

---------------------3D Modeling and Multimedia--------------------
*Maya at a Glance / George Maestri / Sybex
ISBN: 0-7821-4404-7

*Maya Character Modeling and Animation
ISBN: 1-58450-440-4

*Game Character Development with Maya / Antony Ward / New Riders
ISBN: 0-7357-1438-X

*Game Animator's Guide to Maya / Michael McKinley / Sybex
ISBN: 0-470-03857-8

*Advanced Maya Texturing and Lighting
ISBN: 0-471-79404-X

*Flash 8 Bible / Wiley
ISBN: 0-471-74676-2

------------------------------Linux----------------------------------
*Red Hat Linux 7 Unleashed / Bill Ball / Sams
ISBN: 0-672-31985-3

Send me a reply or pm if you're interested 

The site says I need cookies enabled to get my Bitcoins. I use Google chrome. Is this an error with the site or did I leave my window session open too long? Thanks.

Welcome to the forums! 

+1 you're right & and you have a really good point. Wasn't making fun of your post Most of the current generation already understands virtual currency in the form of game credits and points cards so I think bitcoin having stuff like that wouldn't be far off and would definitely be a boost to merchants and the bitcoin economy. Digital natives who already get technology could start using Bitcoin right away. And JB already endorses Google Chrome.

Yes, I can see it now. Tweens trading Zhu Zhu pets with each other for bitcoins. It's genius!

It would save a lot of computing power, but it doesn't solve the core problems of defeating double spending and attracting more compute power to the network to check against that spending. Even if there were random elements, I think peer-to-peer voting(even if done by the software itself) would be too easy to game and unduly favor dishonesty and cheating. It would make trust = wealth, which is a fallacy because what if all those private keys contained stolen bitcoins, etc?

Why can't you stop mining? o.o

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I'm a software developer, currently specializing in iOS and Android. I will develop or submit already developed apps to the App Store or Android Market in exchange for btc. I'm also working on an earn bitcoins site, PM me for details.

I would like to request a small sum of bitcoins for a good cause. And no I'm not Nigerian 

Okay, then lets make this the official nerdcore thread 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3zvGRNu08B4