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November 28, 2012, 07:48:04 PM
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Did anyone check if someone managed to get some kind of text message into the legendary block? It is possible to include some messages in transactions, right? If people paid such transactions just to be included, I would assume they would like some vanity messages in there as well Tongue

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November 28, 2012, 07:50:06 PM
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Block 0: The Genesis Block

Block 210k: The Laughing Block

Block 420k: TBD

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November 28, 2012, 07:56:15 PM
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@laughingbear: what did you mine it with? GPU or FPGA?

I am using 1 measly Ati radeon hd 5800 at 370 Mhash/s

Wow, talk about a shot in the dark.  Go by a lottery ticket before it wears off!

"The powers of financial capitalism had another far-reaching aim, nothing less than to create a world system of financial control in private hands able to dominate the political system of each country and the economy of the world as a whole. This system was to be controlled in a feudalist fashion by the central banks of the world acting in concert, by secret agreements arrived at in frequent meetings and conferences. The apex of the systems was to be the Bank for International Settlements in Basel, Switzerland, a private bank owned and controlled by the world's central banks which were themselves private corporations. Each central bank...sought to dominate its government by its ability to control Treasury loans, to manipulate foreign exchanges, to influence the level of economic activity in the country, and to influence cooperative politicians by subsequent economic rewards in the business world."

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November 28, 2012, 08:01:40 PM
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I am using 1 measly Ati radeon hd 5800 at 370 Mhash/s

Wow.  That may be the "luckiest" event in your life.

A shout out to the entire development team for this historic moment.
The code worked as written.  Well done.
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November 28, 2012, 09:28:46 PM
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For your approval, the Story of Laughing Bear and the Half-Sized Reward, a children's tale.

There once was a person called Satoshi Nakamoto who invented a new kind of money called BitCoin.
BitCoin was new and small, but Satoshi knew that it could grow into something big and useful.
Satoshi invited all his friends to help him with this money as part of a big game.
Everyone who plays this game has a chance of winning BitCoins every time they play, and they could use computers to play lots and lots.
Satoshi's friends told their friends, and they told their friends, until there were tons of people with BitCoins.
And all these people playing the game made it harder and harder for others to cheat.

One of these friends was Laughing Bear, who started playing the BitCoin game with only a small computer.
One day while his computer was playing the game, it was playing and playing, and it WON!
LaughingBear was very excited because he had never won the game before.
When he looked at the block he found to win the game, Satoshi appeared in a poof of smoke.

"I have an important job for you Laughing Bear," said Satoshi, "I want you to help me with BitCoin."

Laughing Bear asked how he could help, since he liked the BitCoin game.

"Some money is worth less and less if you just keep it. Like ice slowly melting away," replied Satoshi.
I don't like that at all. I want money that grows, like a big tree.
The tree must stop growing new branches or one day risk falling over in a wind."

Laughing Bear thought about a tree going up and up and up into the sky, and then getting blown over by a little puff of wind.

"The same is true of BitCoins, if we have too many, they too will start melting away.
But we can move them around between people forever, without needing to create new coins, or ever melting away.
With no new coins, each coin will be able to buy more and more."

This made Laughing Bear ask, "I can see why the coins would be worth more and more. But if there are no more prizes, why would anyone play the BitCoin game?"

Satoshi then explained about how lots of people liked BitCoin so much, that they would pay for the prize when they used BitCoins.
"So everyone will pay a small fee that will be used for the prize," and showed Laughing Bear how he had received some new BitCoins in his prize, and some from other friends.
He also explained how every 4 years the prize is smaller, but will include some new coins for a long time.

"I understand," said Laughing Bear, "we need to keep making coins, but not too many coins. Over time I should get more from friends than new ones."

"Exactly," said Satoshi, "and there are 2 ways you can help.
First, make sure to keep playing the game to keep cheaters out.
The more the game is played, the less someone can cheat.
Second, use BitCoins to buy and sell things. The more that we use BitCoins, the more they are worth.
In much less than 4 years they will be worth twice as much, and then more and more."

With that Satoshi disappeared, leaving Laughing Bear with a half-sized reward, an extra-large fee, and a chuckle that would not stop.
Laughing Bear laughed all day, and all night, and it didn't stop until the next day, when he arrived at the Bank.

The End



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November 28, 2012, 09:39:45 PM
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Congrats to laughingbear, I have a few miner threads working over at slush's, I would have killed to be the one that hit 210,000.

I have posted a story over at Slashdot and it is in the submission queue ( http://slashdot.org/recent ) but you never know if your story will get included, some people down-vote just because they don't like bitcoin. 

I am on my own personal crusade to get bitcoin recognized by the general public  Grin .

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November 28, 2012, 10:32:00 PM
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Block 0: The Genesis Block

Block 210k: The Laughing Block

Block 420k: TBD



Haha I should have realized that sooner...
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For your approval, the Story of Laughing Bear and the Half-Sized Reward, a children's tale.

There once was a person called Satoshi Nakamoto who invented a new kind of money called BitCoin.

.............................

With that Satoshi disappeared, leaving Laughing Bear with a half-sized reward, an extra-large fee, and a chuckle that would not stop.
Laughing Bear laughed all day, and all night, and it didn't stop until the next day, when he arrived at the Bank.

The End

Somebody donate to this guy

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November 28, 2012, 11:06:30 PM
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I am on my own personal crusade to get bitcoin recognized by the general public  Grin .

no man, you're not. Been working at it since 2011 and not letting off.

Bitcoin will free the people of the world and help us exit from the crazyness of the continual growth paradigm and debt slavery and be a tool to return back to a more balanced way of life in harmony with mother nature, its creatures and ourselves.

@scrybe: cool story, bro!

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November 28, 2012, 11:07:52 PM
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Somebody donate to this guy

I myself wont: he's already got the title "deflationary champion". No amount of money can buy that... envy!

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November 28, 2012, 11:21:49 PM
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Somebody donate to this guy

I myself wont: he's already got the title "deflationary champion". No amount of money can buy that... envy!

I think he meant me, I've gotten .00836 BTC so far!

Glad I could live up to my nickname.

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November 28, 2012, 11:23:43 PM
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I am on my own personal crusade to get bitcoin recognized by the general public  Grin .

no man, you're not. Been working at it since 2011 and not letting off.

Did not mean to imply that I am the only one, just that I have made it my own personal mission.

Since it is your mission too, you might want to go over to Slashdot and see if you can get a new submission through.  Mine has fallen off (down voted in the submit queue, apparently this is not big news to some :p )

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November 28, 2012, 11:38:31 PM
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I am on my own personal crusade to get bitcoin recognized by the general public  Grin .

no man, you're not. Been working at it since 2011 and not letting off.

Did not mean to imply that I am the only one, just that I have made it my own personal mission.

neither, I simply stated that you are not the only one on this crusade.

Since it is your mission too, you might want to go over to Slashdot and see if you can get a new submission through.  Mine has fallen off (down voted in the submit queue, apparently this is not big news to some :p )

I never submitted anything to slashdot. My current target is the gold/silver crowd. It's been very hard with these people, but finally things are moving quite a bit and some key players are coming around. I think they'll flood in en masse sooner or later, it's a perfect fit for their thinking (they're not stupid, just very careful what/who they trust, which is good). All they need to understand is how Bitcoins scarcity works and why it can be trusted and why Bitcoin can be called "tangible".

Please let me/us know in case something pops on slashdot. I frequently post there in bitcoin threads and in one of the latest ones I even managed to score a +5 interesting.

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November 28, 2012, 11:49:37 PM
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Please let me/us know in case something pops on slashdot. I frequently post there in bitcoin threads and in one of the latest ones I even managed to score a +5 interesting.

Will do, the "geek" crowd at Slashdot is more of my target audience (being a geek myself).  I still intend go get something in about the halving, I just have to think of a better angle.

Just so you know I was the one that submitted the story you got a +5 on, I remember your post I would have modded you up personally but they don't allow people to do modding in their own posts.

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November 28, 2012, 11:53:28 PM
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Please let me/us know in case something pops on slashdot. I frequently post there in bitcoin threads and in one of the latest ones I even managed to score a +5 interesting.

Will do, the "geek" crowd at Slashdot is more of my target audience (being a geek myself).  I still intend go get something in about the halving, I just have to think of a better angle.

Just so you know I was the one that submitted the story you got a +5 on, I remember your post I would have modded you up personally but they don't allow people do modding in their own posts.

better angle... hm, maybe try "Those dirty scamming bitcoin ponzi-miners have to work twice as hard now! Serves them well: that's what they get for making a deflationary currency" ;-)

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November 28, 2012, 11:56:15 PM
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Is the slashdot voting system a ponzi scheme ? lol

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November 28, 2012, 11:58:48 PM
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"Those dirty scamming bitcoin ponzi-miners have to work twice as hard now! Serves them well: that's what they get for making a deflationary currency"

LOL, coffee literally shot out my nose in a burst of laughter when I read that!

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November 29, 2012, 02:08:07 AM
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Wow happy halving day! Congrats who found it! Smiley

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