YOU ARE KILLING MY BANDWIDTH RIGHT NOW!

Windows 8, the next OS coming from Microsoft features the slightly improved browser called Internet Explorer 10.

The metro user interface supports "next generation" (that is fat, imprecise fingers that are useless for typing) user interface methods, and older 'classic' mouse and keyboard input is deprecated. Inside the same metro user interface, a different browser, Internet Explorer 10 metro edition has a new 'feature': "Controlling the site experience"

IE10 on Metro will have a Microsoft-vetted whitelist of what sites are and aren't allowed to have special privileges. As of now, it includes plugin support like Flash, as well as camera, microphone, printing, peer to peer, and gesture support.

Those sites will not be allowed to be displayed in Windows 8. Developers of those site must make a 'app' for Windows Store which contains it's own guidelines like no peer to peer (ie bitcoin). Flash content will also be not allowed - goodbye flash games. Unless they are included in Microsoft's CV whitelist.

Direct from microsoft: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ie/jj193557%28v=vs.85%29.aspx

And how is this a scam again?

Please do.. their reputation seriously needs to be out there.

Let's just wait and see. Too early for this kind of talks.

because it would be trustable over time?

Okay, the regulatory costs makes it impossible basically. But I've got a few other ideas:

Kickstarter-like - back projects without actually owning the company, but you get rewards which might be a share of the profits. Can fund new BTC ventures

Decentralized trading: A site that uses cryptography to verify the ownership of items. People can then trade them on IRC, forums, etc. Offerbook so you can easily find a buyer / seller.

Just throwing out ideas for bitcoin..

from glbse...

So how is GLBSE going to pay us back if he spends it on lawyers?

let's get back on topic

when will I get my btc back?

I'm in Australia and I'd like to see AU shipping back...

There's lots of scammers and legal problems with starting a SE on BTC. But why shouldn't there be a regulated stock exchange? We could call it ARSE. It'll be reported to the SEC and security issuers will have liability.

Advantages:
- No legal problems like GLBSE
- Safer due to regulation and legal liabilities
- Better security, real company behind it

Would anyone want ARSE?

So, someone needs to start a total anonymous identityless exchange.

Nefario just needs to pay me by BTC back, including 1 BTC for my one share that I own.

GPU miners don't recognize it. I have an Alienware M15x with 5850M overclocked to 5870M levels. (5870m is just a differently clocked 5850m). How can I mine with this GPU?

Play Bitcoin minefield which is pretty fun - more than just throwing it into gambling.

Whoever knows Nefario's personal information needs to reveal it. Now.

Host it on Sealand.

If you're going to start a BTC stock exchange, be anonymous.

GLBSE crashed today.. that's good cause we need a better SE!