Introduce yourself :)

[appleannie]

Hi,
I am appleannie. I live in the USA. Glad to be here.

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[AnthonyA]

Hi! Awesome stuff. Anthony here.

[Chris Weber]

Sorry for spamming - but due to rules I have to

Hi, as the Foundation has consensus about posting with real name, I will do so here too.
I am interested in consulting and also coding or general support the project Bitcoin for small and medium businesses.

[Exile]

Hi everyone.

Don't mean to spam but I have to in order to be able to PM

[strombom]

Hi!

[Effortman]

Hi!

I´m new here. I think bitcoin is an interesting concept, and about six months ago I decided to stop observing and participate by mining for fun and... well, not that much profit.

I have been lurking on bitcointalk for a while now, but need an account to contact some of the bondissuers from GLBSE.

There! Only three more posts to go... 

[Dr Charles]

Hello I'm dr Charles interested in hosting a bitcoin powered arcade game site

[aware]

I'm aware.

[kristianw]

Hey everyone, I'm Kristian and I'm from the USA.

[colindean]

Hello! I've been using Bitcoin for more than a year now but just now decided to stop lurking here and perhaps get a little more involved.

I'm fascinated by Bitcoin and its mission. I have a phrase: "if revolution is sexy, making government irrelevant is sexier." Bitcoin, to me, works toward that sexier future.

What have I done to further Bitcoin? Aside from the standards of mining, buying, and spending it, I've explained it to dozens of people and gotten a bunch interested. I'm an Esperantist, and I've translated some things such as a prominent mining pool's site and a prominent mining program, as well as some other open source programs. Most recently, I've been digging into the Satoshi client to improve its Mac side and getting involved in the Bitcoin Stack Exchange.

I look forward to building the future of value exchange with all of you!

[btct]

Hello, I'm btct and I'm from the UK.

[davidorban]

Just registered, working my way up to be able to post outside of this sandbox.

[holy1pope]

holy1pope the Jamaican Miner hd7970s 20 cards

[mitty]

Hey everyone,

I became interested in bitcoin about a month ago and recently started GPU mining.  I know it's a bad time to start a GPU rig but I think the whole concept of bitcoin is pretty amazing so right now I'm running a 3x5830/1x5850 rig on a relatively old computer I wasn't really using anyway.  Either way... hey again. :p

[hemlock]

Hello everyone from Turkey, I've finally found some time to participate instead of observe.. looking forward for the coming months!

Isn't bitcoin exciting?

[BitAurum]

Since my Whitelist-Requests were ignored, let's play the introduction game then.

My name is Adrian. I am a person, and you can find out pretty much everything about me on my website bitaurum.eu.

Since I hate contentless spam, here's a bit of trivia about bitaurum:

Did you know that it is a play on words?
I wanted to start selling gold on my site, chemical element named aurum after the latin word. Also, taurus means bull, and taurum is the 4th case declination of that word. leaves you with the bi-prefix, which, incidentally, means two
(although I have to admit that, to make sense, you have to bend the rules of grammar - but everyone seems to do so, nowadays)

[BitAurum]

More from the non-spam trivia-fun-facts-section of my not-so heroic first moments in this forum (you made me do it):

Did you know that the single most damaging organism to the earth's atmosphere within the last 100 years was called Thomas Midgley, Jr. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Midgley,_Jr.)? Not only did he invent and promote the use of Tetraethyl-Lead as an octane booster for "leaded" fuel, he also invented freon, which is still responsible for the destruction of the ozone layer and will be until 2100.
He died after entangling and strangulating himself in a rope-based device that was supposed to help him move about, since he was disabled after conducting polio some years before his death in 1944 (age 55).

He was a celebrated and much respected chemist at his time, since the malevolent side-effects of his inventions were only discovered decades after his death.

[BitAurum]

More from the non-spam trivia-fun-facts-section of my not-so heroic first moments in this forum (you made me do it):

Did you know that the ETH Zurich is using their Cluster to mine (http://blockchain.info/blocks/82.130.102.160)? Also, they are quite good at it. Still, what's more important (considering 20.000+ years of evolution towards what we are now) - simulating a better design for a Stellator-based Hydrogen-Plasma Fusion Reactor, or earning $$$?
(Guess they just don't want to waste idle cores. Still - I believe universities should be stopped from acting on commercial interests. It dilutes good ideas with "stuff that sells". Trust me, been there, getting paid from it.)

So much about my trivia section. Now I will read about what the bitcoin-community believes is worth a post in the biggest archive of humanity. For 2 hours and 39 minutes.

[Dagger75]

Hey all, i've been a member for several month now and have just been reading and absorbing info.  Never did get my 5 posts in newbie section, so here I am.  Making my introduction and getting my 5th post!     Woot , no longer a Newbie!@



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[Lunargold]

Ive been a member for several mounths myself.  Cantbelieve bitcoins are still going strong at over 12 US$.  Trying to figure out how people mine at over 100 Gh/s?