They should investigate the financial system

As soon as your client broadcast the transaction to the network, you can close your client. I don't think there is any indication in the gui, but after you've made the transaction you could check
http://bitcoincharts.com/bitcoin/
and if it's there, you can close it down

Yes there is - do a search

Sorry cypherdoc, I'm a little distracted today.

Your problem is that you are trying to use the old way of registering and the new way of confirming the registration.
Try:


The rest seems fine

You should start by posting on the right board. In case it's not clear, I'll give you a hand - it's called "Mining"

You just wait until you get into mining. I wake up every couple of hours to check if everything's ok 
My diet recently is made only of chocolates and biscuits 

You get only few minutes to complete registration/authentication and then your request is discarded. Try again

come on PLATO - nvidia 5870.. 

They simply don't want 100% cpu utilization as their business depends on spare capacity and they made up few reasons to cancel it

I like this one 

Ask them how do they know Bitcoin is under investigation by many governments?

The same way you would with any other person. Alternatively, when you are connected to Freenode, you can type

Please also read
http://wiki.bitcoin-otc.com/wiki/GPG_authentication

What I described here is just the authentication part of the process. You will need to install gpg, create a key pair and then register with gribble before you can authenticate and trade on #bitcoin-otc. For details and help you can ask on the channel - the guys there are very helpful

Me likey 

Man, the way it works is if I ask a question about commands, you copy and paste exactly what was typed and what messages returned. If there is sensitive information just put *** instead. Otherwise we'll be here all day.

It is very simple. You go to the #bitcoin-otc and start a chat with gribble. Then you type:

Then you copy the link that gribble provides and paste it into your browser. Once the page opens, you copy everything.
Then you open command line and type
and press enter. Once the cursor is on the new line you paste what you copied from the page. At this point you may be prompted for password. Next you press Control-D to terminate input if on linux/mac. If on windows, press Enter, Control-Z, Enter to terminate input.

It will spit out a line like this:

Copy it and go to your conversation with gribble. Type ;;gpg everify paste_the_line_you_copied. Should look something like this

And that's it. Be warned that there is time limit to preform authentication. If it takes you too long, the request will timeout and you'll have to do the whole thing again.


To get email associated with a public key you can go browse servers if it's uploaded there or you can import key and then do a long listing of keys


What OS are you running?

It's more likely that your client is not connected to the network and you don't have up to date blockchain

What command did you enter to get that message?

I was thinking exactly the same. Unfortunately I don't have another x16 -> x1 extender

That's bad news.
Mining doesn't require much bandwidth. Any way I could go around this restriction?

I got 850W cooler master and read about guys running three card of 700W. Besides, it's the same if I put only one card in x16 and another in x1. The one in x16 works and the one in x1 doesn't. It seems that if there's a card in x16, my computer refuses to look in the x1 slot.
Fan is spinning

I am running Windows 7 32bit
Motherboard Gigabyte AM3 AMD 870 DDR3 ATX (SATA 6G/s USB 3.0)
I have 3 XFX 5870

The problem is that I can't get the third card to work. The two that are in pcie x16 slots are working fine. If I plug the third to pcie x1 via extender Windows doesn't recognize it. I've tried dummy plugs and even plugging in monitors, but still no luck.
However, if I take the two card from x16 slots and leave only the one in x1 it boots up fine and I can start mining on it.

What do you guys think could be the problem?

pcie x1 can handle 250MB/s. Mining require few kB/s. If it were only a matter of bandwidth you could connect thousands of cards to on pci e x1 and it would still be sufficient

Well, we need that message in order to help you.
Wiki is to date and the link I posted has the right procedure. Me and Meni were suggesting the way it used to be done