Introduce yourself :)

[rebelbit]

so this is the place to get "acointed", well it's me and
I'm not addicted...


...may the coin be with ya

Ah, I see what you did there   

This thread is ridiculously long, yo.

long indeed, lets make it even longer...

[rebelbit]

so this is the place to get "acointed", well it's me and
I'm not addicted...


...may the coin be with ya

Guess, a more current pun would be... 'May the BitForce be with you' ;-D

Greetings all

at least the "coin" is real 

[bigscot]

Hi, everybody. 

[qqriice]

Yo

[code1101]

Yo

Hello World

[small502]

system.print("Sup")
^^^^^^^^^^
totally perfect java.. maybe

[that_bitcoin_kid]

Yo

Hello World

I'm really enjoying the fact that your name is 'code' followed by binary, then you go and use the standard first words of programming. You, sir (madam?) are aces.

God... I need to get out of the house more.

[MP7]

hello all

[Legend21]

hello peoples, my name is legend21 even thought im not a legend yet

[joae1975]

Yo!  this is joae1975.  I'm a nube to this forum, but not a nube, just posting so I can post which is kind of retarded.  Thank you.

[wanghaoqd]

Hello , I'm wanghaoqd from china.

[nolalestat]

Hello all! I'm Drew. I'm brand new to this and on top of that someone just reminded me I turn thirty in a few months so I'm kinda on the fritz at the moment.

Just set up an old dell Inspiron 1525 as my miner. It may not be the ideal machine but I figured this would be a way to get started and learn more about what I'm doing. I installed Ubuntu 12.04 LTS. Joined Slush's Pool and currently trying to figure out how to get CGMINER running after having installed it through terminal.

Question: If someone sends you bitcoins, does the machine your wallet is one have to be on at that time or will you receive your coins next time you open MultiBit?

Thanks! Looking forward to working with you guys (and gals)!

[simtel12]

simtel12 here - just saying hi.  Bitcoins are quite a fun ride so far.

[that_bitcoin_kid]

Hello all! I'm Drew. I'm brand new to this and on top of that someone just reminded me I turn thirty in a few months so I'm kinda on the fritz at the moment.

Just set up an old dell Inspiron 1525 as my miner. It may not be the ideal machine but I figured this would be a way to get started and learn more about what I'm doing. I installed Ubuntu 12.04 LTS. Joined Slush's Pool and currently trying to figure out how to get CGMINER running after having installed it through terminal.

Question: If someone sends you bitcoins, does the machine your wallet is one have to be on at that time or will you receive your coins next time you open MultiBit?

Thanks! Looking forward to working with you guys (and gals)!

I believe that if someone sends you coins, they will be attached to the address that they sent them to. So, no, your machine does not have to be on for you to receive coins. However, if you do not connect to the Internet and update your block chain, then you will not visually see that your account has received the coins.

[JamesTaylor]

Hey I will introduce myself. I'm JamesTaylor and I'm relatively new to bitcoin. I've bought several bitcoins and I got introduced through websites that give small amounts of bitcoins for free watching ads etc... (faucets?)

[nolalestat]

Hello all! I'm Drew. I'm brand new to this and on top of that someone just reminded me I turn thirty in a few months so I'm kinda on the fritz at the moment.

Just set up an old dell Inspiron 1525 as my miner. It may not be the ideal machine but I figured this would be a way to get started and learn more about what I'm doing. I installed Ubuntu 12.04 LTS. Joined Slush's Pool and currently trying to figure out how to get CGMINER running after having installed it through terminal.

Question: If someone sends you bitcoins, does the machine your wallet is one have to be on at that time or will you receive your coins next time you open MultiBit?

Thanks! Looking forward to working with you guys (and gals)!

I believe that if someone sends you coins, they will be attached to the address that they sent them to. So, no, your machine does not have to be on for you to receive coins. However, if you do not connect to the Internet and update your block chain, then you will not visually see that your account has received the coins.

Excellent! Thanks for answering my question!!

[nolalestat]

Hey I will introduce myself. I'm JamesTaylor and I'm relatively new to bitcoin. I've bought several bitcoins and I got introduced through websites that give small amounts of bitcoins for free watching ads etc... (faucets?)

I'm curious how the faucets work. Do you find it worthwhile?

[btcidea]

Just checking out the BTC forum!

[minerobit]

HI! I'm minerobit, i'm learning a little more about the bitcoins

[tonny84]

Hello , I'm from Italy.