I just added the ability to donate to the group so you can increase the treasury.
> On one thought, the democratic structure of five-grinder could leave our treasury drained due to people voting themsleves money.
But other people also have to vote for them to get the money. And they won't without a good reason.
Majority vote, majority take. Also, what with the 24 years?
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Anybody seriously considering making a living from the bitcoin economy someday?
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I am a beginning hardware hacker so I might be willing to buy products from you, but I don't have the skills nor the money...
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Go ahead.
As long it is easy to do transaction locally and is open source, I'll donate some bitcoins to you.
After all, this is not a donation, but a bounty, albeit public spirited.
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I am experimenting with a mailing list to to inform my fans about what I been up to, art-wise. http://eepurl.com/bJVGb
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I only got 1 click so far but we needs more different ads to target different ads boxes.
A leaderboard ads is 723x90.
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Right, but nothing will happens if there is no hacker willing to take on the project.
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Ok, I bought it for the 2 bitcents. Very distrubing artwork, to say the least! Just ruined my day Thanks a lot btw, how did you setup the automatic instantaneous bitcoin payment to allow for downloads? I myself run a podcast, and I want to be able to allow people to listen to low quality audio for each podcast for free, but require them to pay a few bitcents to download the high quality audio. Is your system based on ip address? How long does it remember your ip address, if so? ... Disturbing? Anyway, I didn't set it up. Hippich is the guy who made the download site.
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Demand is low. People are getting tired of my artwork in progress?
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What is this for anyway?
It's called being curious.
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And there is no link to bitcoin.org at all.
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Offer 50BTC for standalone client (no central service) with opensource code.
Done.
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Dumb question: Why I should lend bitcoins to somebody who I don't know, when price of bitcoins itself rises due to its deflationary principle? I'm pressed to lend (and invest) when money lose its value by lying on my account, which is not an issue in bitcoin.
It can be profitable only when I lend on high percent (% deflation + % interest). In case of inflation, lending is everytime better than leave money on my account (even if interest < inflation). Am I right?
Your 1% interest rate become more valuable in a deflationary environment. Your bitcoins will purchase more. So 200 + 1% is more like 215 BTC rather than 202 BTC for example.
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My point is just that if Sal does a good job of the computer science thing - and I'm sure he will - then it'll be hard to compete with free, especially given his rapidly growing fame.
Who said the video are paid?
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Silly bitcoiners, trying to tie events to lack of bitcoin volume when there may be no correlation.
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