Introduce yourself :)

[etherealsaki]

hello from the South Asia!

[rmolby]

Hello from Oklahoma, USA

[dannyjj]

The names Danny.

Hello.

[peepee]

I'm peepee!

[minime12]

Hi there,
This is Kay Evans. I'm newbie here and wishing to learn something new in this forum.
 

[omegaaf]

Hi there,
This is Kay Evans. I'm newbie here and wishing to learn something new in this forum.
 

[Maniac479]

Hi I live in Baltimore Maryland and am famous for offering sandwiches.

If you meet me in Baltimore in person and sell me (a small amount of) bitcoin for cash at a reasonable rate, I will bring you a sandwich.

We will agree beforehand on the type of sandwich.

I reserve the right to cancel this offer at any time.

If I get kicked off this board for any reason and you contact me afterwards asking for a sandwich, I will ask you to buy me sushi instead.

This is based on actual events. The names have been changed to protect the innocent. 

[hawaii350]

Let me out of here! I'll see yall in the real world

[Tyrion]

Hey everyone, I'm a guy out in the mid-west just starting to learn about bitcoin and wondering what all the fuss is about! I'm something of a writer and hope that somehow I can turn my bitknowledge into maybe a book or something someday! Pleased t'mee'cha!

[Only4BTC]

I am Buying and Selling Bitcoin

[Shrugged]

I can't resist. Had to finally register.

[BTC Owner]

I am trying to earn some bitcoins

[dburdett84]

Been looking into bitcoin mining for some time, but didn't take the plunge till last week, I hope I didn't wait to long.  But I am currently mining with 2 x5850's with and average rate of 463Mhash/s, and am thinking about upgrading to 2 x7950's or 7970's just don't know how much that will improve my rate and if the upgrade would be worth it.

I figure I will throw in a picture of my current rig, will post it in the pictures topic once I clear the newbie status.  I also read through the first few posts in the "Don't Trust Anyone" thread, and am curious to see if the online exchanges have gotten any more trustworthy in the year since that has been written.  Specifically MT.Gox as that is where I plan to sell my coins at and exchange.bitparking.com as that is where I plan to trade the namecoins for bitcoins.  If those aren't trustworthy or there are better ones I am always open to advice.
http://www.overclock.net/content/type/61/id/1019939/

[Maniac479]

Oh yea, I should mention that I had never heard of bitcoin until last Tuesday when I heard this show on the radio-

http://www.marketplace.org/topics/tech/stealthy-silk-road-website-flying-high

pissed off my wife that I shushed her up while trying to listen to this piece.

Since then I've started mining with an old slow GPU but am bidding on some 5830's on Ebay.

[Yolocoin]

Hello

[Garymods23]

Hey guys,

I'm gary

[freeAgent]

Been looking into bitcoin mining for some time, but didn't take the plunge till last week, I hope I didn't wait to long.  But I am currently mining with 2 x5850's with and average rate of 463Mhash/s, and am thinking about upgrading to 2 x7950's or 7970's just don't know how much that will improve my rate and if the upgrade would be worth it.

I figure I will throw in a picture of my current rig, will post it in the pictures topic once I clear the newbie status.  I also read through the first few posts in the "Don't Trust Anyone" thread, and am curious to see if the online exchanges have gotten any more trustworthy in the year since that has been written.  Specifically MT.Gox as that is where I plan to sell my coins at and exchange.bitparking.com as that is where I plan to trade the namecoins for bitcoins.  If those aren't trustworthy or there are better ones I am always open to advice.

You can match that MHash rate with a single 7950, fyi.

[d.aghaei]

Hello, I am Damon

[dburdett84]

Been looking into bitcoin mining for some time, but didn't take the plunge till last week, I hope I didn't wait to long.  But I am currently mining with 2 x5850's with and average rate of 463Mhash/s, and am thinking about upgrading to 2 x7950's or 7970's just don't know how much that will improve my rate and if the upgrade would be worth it.

I figure I will throw in a picture of my current rig, will post it in the pictures topic once I clear the newbie status.  I also read through the first few posts in the "Don't Trust Anyone" thread, and am curious to see if the online exchanges have gotten any more trustworthy in the year since that has been written.  Specifically MT.Gox as that is where I plan to sell my coins at and exchange.bitparking.com as that is where I plan to trade the namecoins for bitcoins.  If those aren't trustworthy or there are better ones I am always open to advice.

You can match that MHash rate with a single 7950, fyi.

Thank you, I was trying to find hashrates on the 7950/7970's but google was kicking my ass.  I did do some clocking and optimizing last night and am now averaging 566/Hhashs with the two cards.  And plan on adding three more cards to the rig just not sure which ones yet.  But so far I think this is a pretty good way to retire my old gaming rig.

[bitcoinhu]

"Introduce Yourself" is Faith No More's second album, released in 1987.