Introduce yourself :)

[ccl]

hi everyone

[jayez]

Hello everybody!

[desper]

I hereby introduce myself!

[Pokerfan]

Hello I'm interested how bitcoin can work for poker.

[InfSys]

Intensive long time lurker decided to register.

Here i am!

[corvus]

Hi!

[CyanSlowly]

Well, hello.

[CyanSlowly]

BTC_BTC

[codegnome]

Man, I'm real late to this party...

[PRab]

Hi. Long time lurker, first time poster.

[bexxem]

Just another guy continually banging his head on the table for getting a hold of  bitcoins back in 2010. I remember thinkin "I should really get aboard this... meh, maybe tomorrow"....

[gILisH]

  I Hereby introduce myself
And while at it, I beg you guys to give me permission to reply in the Ripple Giveaway thread, So I, too, will be granted with XRP.

Thank you
gILisH

[ahmia]

Hello all,

Ahmia team is keep itself up-to-date about bitcoins. We are working on Tor related projects including running Tor Nodes and the first public Tor Hidden Service search (ahmia.fi).

Bitcoin is our close friend

[nikb]

I Hereby introduce myself
And while at it, I beg you guys to give me permission to reply in the Ripple Giveaway thread, So I, too, will be granted with XRP.

Thank you
gILisH

Keep posting - it will happen.

[afbitcoins]

Hi, I've created this new profile in order to tie into my new bitcoins blog

http://afbitcoins.wordpress.com

I'm mad about bitcoins, long term bullish, aswell as gold and silver which may preserve value as currencies around the world continue to be debased.

Bitcoins open a world of possibilities and hopefully will render central banks obsolete in my lifetime

[jjnc]

Hello everyone! 

[cryptocoinage]

Hi!

[yucca]

First post on this forum,

I'm a 40 year old european programmer, studied digital electronics but worked as an embedded  programmer to make cash and now write apps for mobile devices. now self employed.

Got turned on to bitcoin a few weeks back. I am attracted by the fact that bitcoin is the first hard contender in cryptocurrency.

All previously computed "easier" blocks are convolved with more recent "harder" blocks so in this case the chain becomes as "strong" as the strongest link, which is nice and in my mind makes bitcoin as hard as f*ck!

Ordered a 60GH/s asic box from BFL a few days back to add to security of the network with the hope of recouping my investment over the lifetime of the box.

I think this is still the "early days" of bitcoin and am happy to join the network.

[yucca]

Just another guy continually banging his head on the table for getting a hold of  bitcoins back in 2010. I remember thinkin "I should really get aboard this... meh, maybe tomorrow"....

quit headbanging, i think it's still in the "early" days. bitcoin has global potential because information wise it's VERY strong! When it does become mainstream you'll still be sitting pretty.

but yeah if only we could get a time machine to get in earlier

[yucca]

Hello I'm interested how bitcoin can work for poker.

I've thought about this, bitcoins inherent hardness cannot be taken advantage of directly in a multi-client game. you'd have to implement your own security on-top because the game is not pre-determined.

Like with the dice game it's easy because you just divulge hash before game gets played and so the game becomes transparent and easily audited by any joe and the system is as hard as bitcoin currently stands.

But with poker you'd have to use SSL or something, so you couldn't directly take advantage of bitcoins hardness, but it would be do-able. i imagine it would be a stressful system to mantain though as hackers like to collect bitcoins over other currencies.