Introduce yourself :)

[wikathtaido]

Hi guys I am Cryptonite a former work horse from within the Financial Sector but now turned humble freedom fighter. Hope to make many friends within this community and share my wealth of experiences.

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[evmiszeegor]

Hello I found out about bitcoin thanks to all the silkroad media attention but the concept  really struck a cord wth me as I am a huge fan of Neal Stephensons books particularly cryptonomicon and some libertarian ideas. Not a real libertarian though. I consider myself a socialist libertarian as their are some things like energy that are to important and need long term planning so need more controls than a for profit company.

[neyskyganic]

Hello all!

[ocnepoti]

I'm Xer0!  23, male, from Germany Student in technical documentation Got on the Bitcoin Train by a article on golem.de Mining on a 2 iMac's (32MH/s) and a vServer (2,4) currently. Ordered my 1. Rig now, have some friends who were a bit faster, our power shoulda be 3GHs combined. Nice to meet you  Quote from: TheGer on June 12, 2011, 09:21:46 AM I'm Batman. Nanananananananananana!

[dexthandtillay]

Hi, I'm Dr. Fuzzy.  Former faculty at Carnegie Mellon, and combat robot builder (Robogames, BattleBots). I've been mining about a week, running an ATI 5870 on a MacPro; currently mining at nofeemining.com (a new but very friendly pool). --Fuzzy

[Funky Al]

Hi, I heard about Bitcoin about a year ago, bought my first 2 last week. Looking forward to learning more about all elements.

[trusincolde]

john, or JS. long time reader! came back to read up on FPGA's and how much they will screw my GPU mining

[cadcoin]

Hi everyone, Just call me cadcoin. Not new to the forum but just actively posting.

[pullvarrentfi]

Quote from: justinm001 on April 08, 2012, 06:26:24 AM hey All  I am Justin from Australia (seems to be a few Aus folk here). Just became somewhat familiar with Bitcoins and loving the concept. I just wish I had the equipment to do some mining. I've got the equipment (a bunch of gaming machines each with one or two high-end RadeonHD cards), I just wish we had cheap enough electricity to make mining even close to profitable.   With electricity prices being what they are, the very  idea  of running all these machines 24/7 at 100% load makes me cringe. A more specialised setup (eg FPGA) would be cheaper, but still nowhere near cheap enough.

[crucereset]

hello......new to bitcoin community, my name is Rucking Fetard, nice meeting you all.

[obvesractpar]

Hi, I'm the BossChair.  I named myself after the one slightly fancier chair on the BitCoin show, because that's the chair the host gets to sit in.  I'm new to bitcoins and haven't really jumped in with both feet yet, but am interested in taking part in the discussion. Welcome, xxxcoin!  I guess we joined at the same time.  Your coins sound dirty.

[chlorelrega]

Hello, Highly interested in mining bitcoins... a bit mad at myself for not getting into it sooner.  I believe this currency has a lot of potential.   Currently, have a Mac Book Pro but I am reading that if I mine on my laptop that it would burn it out.  My hope was that I would not have to invest a lot of money to begin mining bitcoins but based on the research I was wrong.  Still in research mode and learning... I do appreciate this forum.  

[turnuinada]

Just a lone bit coin miner enthusiast trying to get in on the conversations! haha

[lypasechots]

Hi I'm new. 

[stipunanin]

Thanks for the welcome!

[EZEQUIEL.MARCOS]

Hey, Wazzup. EZEQUIEL here on the house.

[raitalleuju]

hello  i`m Thor

[joggbenwile]

Hi there, BadRed, beginner android developer. Wanna do some fun bitcoin stuff for my phone but first i need to put my hands on some bitcoins.