Introduce yourself :)

[Stuffe]

This is my 5th post

[Johnny-Gear]

Hi All,

I am Johnny Gear.

That is all.

JG

[LawDude]

Please allow me to introduce myself.  I am that I am.

[Brutus]

Brutus here.  Noobaliscious all the way.

Started this weekend with DiabloMiner (most excellent work - well done) and eligius pool.

My little msi notebook with radeon 5850 mobility gets about 105 mhash with stock clock speeds.

eligius port 80 seems to throw a lot of connect errors.

Glad to be here and I am not Batman.

[jojobeans]

I've been following the bitcoin scene for quite some time but never formally introduced myself.  The name is JoJo and I'm glad to be here and get back involved.

[ascent]

Hello everyone.

[CppIsWeird]

Hello, I'm a newbie.

Let's see... I like long walks on the beach, martini's, action flicks, football, cheerleaders...

[Teej]

I'm me.  I'm not a troll.

[johnmichael]

Hi,
I'm a newbie,
Regards,

[bonker]

Just going to say hallo, jumped on the bitcoin mining wagon. Still stunned by the gormless look on the faces of the lumpen that I try and tell about it. The masses take so long to catch on to great ideas that it is truely painful to behold. It's like the internet all over again.

[Cherothald]

Everyone is here for a reason. Some Bitcoin supporters believe that they can earn lots of money from the soon-to-be success whereas others just want to be part of a new and growing economy. The latter are interested in the long-term effects. However, nobody really knows where this currency stands in a week, a month or even a whole year.

I'm clearly not one of these guys who just see Bitcoins as a method to earn lots of money or even storage fiat money in a more secure way. I'm interested in the functional principles of Bitcoin. And to be honest, studying it really is exciting. If you don't belong to that group of people wanting to discover cryptography, you maybe haven't understood the mechanics of cryptocurrencies and therefore aren't a good investor. Still, you're lucky. Bitcoins are proven to be secure.

I have no clue what Bitcoins will be worth in the future and how they will be perceived in public then. Nonetheless, Bitcoin is a fascinating project and I'm looking forward to supporting it and maybe bringing it to worldwide significance by my participation and by being a part of it.

[beyond]

Good afternoon everyone, been mining for a few weeks now, before the big explosion, just recently decided i should get on the forums in case I have issues. 

[shockD]

long time lurker and irc participant. just finally registering here to counteract some of the FUD and lies I see posted all over

[afly]

BTC seems like a good cause. Happy to be on board

[sanddbox]

I'm sanddbox. I've lurked for awhile.

[Sher]

I am Sher and probably the 1st supporter of bitcoins from Dubai

[BitcoinDealer]

Hello I need to post on other boards

[btcmonkey]

I'm here and looking forward to more.  Focused mostly on pools and mining.

[bbjansen]

Bob here,

I am a web developer, mainly focus on PHP/jQuery/MySQL and a graphic designer. I been following and doing Bitcoin related research for the past week now and am very interested and excited by the projects philosophy. I hope to start trading soon once the whole Mt. Gox thing is cleaned up which by the way in my personal opinion is a disaster and an mega epic uber fail on their part. MD5/1 Salt on the passwords? What the fuck where they thinking, they handle thousands of dollars a day.

Anyways this seems like a great community and I hope to stay here for a while.

[kodaz]

Hey folks!

A Lurker coming out to say hi.

running two 5870's @ at 402 and 334 Mhash respectively
adding a 6970 in the near future who knows where I'll go from there.

kodaz