how much would shipping to germany cost?

Oops, my bad; I was joking; I should have added a smiley.  For the record, I never felt manipulated.

I am pretty sure most folks involved are indeed earnestly believing in their espoused positions; it is possible there are disruptors in here, deliberately flaming discontent.

I believe the following two positions are both true at the same time;

1) the block size should be increased for the expansion of Bitcoin
       this does come at a cost; bigger bandwidth, etc.
2) reasonable fees are good for the health of Bitcoin
       naturally the tricky part is figuring out what reasonable is

Folks that believe only one of these are the real source of trouble.  Lauda did show eventual support for 1).  It is unlikely he is a disruptor; just passionate.  VeritasSapere too showed willingness to compromise even though 2MB is already a big one; unlike a disruptor.  The proof is in the pudding.  As a show of good faith, the Core guys ought to boost the block size if nothing else to 1.1MB; even though they don't think it is required or it even hurts a little.  Sticking to the wait for SegWit (no matter how great it is) exclusively is not the smart move politically.

I highly suggest depolarizing.  Recruiting folks into one camp or the other is polarizing; stop it.  Compromise (even a little beyond reason) goes a very long way to improving the external image/brand.

1) the block size should be increased for the expansion of Bitcoin
       this does come at a cost; bigger bandwidth, etc...

We cant tell you how long it will take, but the fee it paid is pretty low with 12 satoshi per byte. Core currently suggests 18 satoshi per byte for a 25 block (or longer) waiting time and 44 sat/byte for the next block.

Fees are good ... eventually.  I'd much rather sacrifice some fees for now until adoption is more widespread.

I will continue to run a full node (despite the lack of any payment at all); often with 100+ connections and 100's of GB/month.

Which is better for Bitcoin in the long run?  More fees now or more adoption now?  Hmm?

Ignore most of these posters because they clearly haven't done any research themselves. It is most certainly an on-going attack. There are too many threads about this already.

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Correct. If you spend some time to analyze the situation you will draw to this conclusion pretty quickly.

sent balance of .75 to ognasty escrow

just out of curiosity: if you use the same wallet.dat on two different computers, won't this cause any problems?
I tought that bitcoind (or bitcoin-qt) would generate new private keys for change addresses. I read somewhere that there were a couple addresses pre-generated, but when they run out, new addresses get generated automatically.

In this case, the OP and his partner would start out with the same private keys in their wallets, but after a while, their wallets wouldn't be the same anymore... Is this correct?

Maybe moving some % of BTC into ETH is a good diversification strategy, while it's cheap?

Hey guys,

I want a Bitcoin wallet that can be used by 2 people at the same time.
Something like a bank account that can be used by you or your wife.

It''s something like a business account for me and my business partner.
We both need access to this wallet.

Do paysafe accept Bitcoin? And can you carry your balance/left overs from previous card to your new ones? Or is there a central balance you can recharge?