Introduce yourself :)

[JusticeForYou]

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I thought gpg public keys included all that information?
well here it is anyways:
key id:
F10F78069E6C77D7

and just for kicks I'll try signing this message
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Version: GnuPG v1.4.11 (GNU/Linux)

iJwEAQECAAYFAk8kdQsACgkQ9itAoAf/M7GAWgQAoqE+4IOa1p02k3Es3wnr3a1b
ythfJ7DzR+tSOTiMU/nq7yJWM1pgK5oKKzoj4zHHCVurOqN5pRyl9rjTHCDKTwkl
1kOnpZvAp985C49IgTasfElFh2GU0cmF3LxZo2J2LaTCjrePVjeIADs4PTqh4cAq
uFPxo7f7Yuwz1ME5ISw=
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Testing... verified.  Now... sign this:    It is I and not a cut and paste job.  akdaenfeah323nfn32o3rnf   

[1713525342]

1713525342

[JusticeForYou]

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nice of you to include a nonce
I'm going to see if I can't add a quote successfully

Testing... verified.  Now... sign this:    It is I and not a cut and paste job.  akdaenfeah323nfn32o3rnf   

I actually have to preview this before i sign it, then add the signature to my original message
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iJwEAQECAAYFAk8kfqkACgkQ9itAoAf/M7GU+wP/THQrKXCtq8ez0ZNNufS7Bxv9
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xUvszH18b5HHlsd3l2I=
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Came back, bad signature. Try again?

[JusticeForYou]

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low tech quote embedding it is

Quote from: BTC_Bear on Today at 10:54:01 PM
Testing... verified.  Now... sign this:    It is I and not a cut and paste job.  akdaenfeah323nfn32o3rnf
/quote
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iJwEAQECAAYFAk8kgSYACgkQ9itAoAf/M7F9QQP+PWQh2Z/knI+EKvOsBe/5OLau
umqpGsWM08TKfFIUDIFg0jXd7iuf4BSGL4AkpgVluopcii0aPgmsZNyZqlD6mCl6
RY+GrkGPYB0laBvkUNlEmeBHLwxud+ZjAYSrzRTww3QNGDPkaOZvzv0yJKPzUkaR
2V8GiIBN+zlGJLcFS9A=
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Still coming back as bad signature.

[JusticeForYou]

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Hash: SHA1

That's strange... I tested both of them and they worked
try this one:
It is I and not a cut and paste job.  akdaenfeah323nfn32o3rnf
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Version: GnuPG v1.4.11 (GNU/Linux)

iJwEAQECAAYFAk8kgpgACgkQ9itAoAf/M7EMDgQAiUzlcDaa87Ca01LwoxVUnWuv
oaPbhMRT0+CmJGuW3rxxwGeDtyqpQj24/EWOEsaatwpCQFz+7xBcCKFq7WeuqR78
VZd9irc9nlpqgrjUHmYBxdxZjDCoKsC+4mCGtGe8jO87SIW9yLTSMj9tCl1zee6U
zytqLlaemI2rcGh+UFQ=
=Wl84
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Still bad, I went back and tested the original to insure it wasn't on my side or a cut paste error. It comes back good but the others have not. I sent a PM to try an email verification.

[localyokel]

Hello Im localyokel I　ｌｉｋｅ　ｂｉｔｃｏｉｎｓ　

[JusticeForYou]

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That's strange... I tested both of them and they worked
try this one:
It is I and not a cut and paste job.  akdaenfeah323nfn32o3rnf
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Version: GnuPG v1.4.11 (GNU/Linux)

iJwEAQECAAYFAk8kgpgACgkQ9itAoAf/M7EMDgQAiUzlcDaa87Ca01LwoxVUnWuv
oaPbhMRT0+CmJGuW3rxxwGeDtyqpQj24/EWOEsaatwpCQFz+7xBcCKFq7WeuqR78
VZd9irc9nlpqgrjUHmYBxdxZjDCoKsC+4mCGtGe8jO87SIW9yLTSMj9tCl1zee6U
zytqLlaemI2rcGh+UFQ=
=Wl84
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Still bad, I went back and tested the original to insure it wasn't on my side or a cut paste error. It comes back good but the others have not. I sent a PM to try an email verification.

Tod,

I have received.

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I just submitted my public key to the mit keyserver here's the url:
http://pgp.mit.edu:11371/pks/lookup?op=get&search=0xF10F78069E6C77D7
you can also do the following to retrieve it if you are running gpg:
gpg --recv-keys F10F78069E6C77D7

all of the messages I have posted have checked out on my end. I hope my copy of gpg isn't bad (I'm pretty sure it isn't).

just in case e-mail formatting screws the message up I've included it as a text document

here's the little string you wanted: "akdaenfeah323nfn32o3rnf
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dVPDUzQW7+FFyw6g2yjilu8LdpHpQ2u6+9ql5gqZWR3sZwue5q3P/+hfdYkSPDCX
u9w6T29bmkm+SL6F1YgIl+g/CkjdYJLkUpA7JEyblpzTrG4Lh+giv4UyT8SsE5sk
8ynQv5MRk0K2TbtXsZs=
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from you. It has verified as a good signature.

Welcome, and good luck.

Best Regards.

[JusticeForYou]

Ironically, when I cut and post the last message, it does verify from the post.

Code:

As a possible solution to this little hiccup. It might be beneficial to post these in a /code window.

 

[JusticeForYou]

Code:

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Quote from: BTC_Bear on Today at 12:47:28 AM
>Tod,
>I have received.
>
>[snipped]
>
>from you. It has verified as a good signature.
>
>Welcome, and good luck.
>
>Best Regards.

That's great! Thanks.
same to you

I suppose quotes have to be done the same way they're done on maillists
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harFuSbCjR8sIaYp2gCW4x+a7fW29QnFBS40Pt8h5Z0u3kbGe+qfbfEIVxpTo13D
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Yep, verified again. See ya around.

[Panickeyaxes]

I want to sell my Malware bytes keys. I have 70 left over from my mass buy.
Can i sell them on these forums? I was thinking 0.2 bittcoin per Key.

[buckhead_bitcoin]

Hey my name is Fritz (Frank) Shaw Neumeister and I own the Buckhead Computer Service Company. I can sell bitcoins with visa/mastercard/american express with an %8 brokerage fee.

Email me at fritz@buckheadcs.com for more information.

my skype is buckhead_computer.

My company is a registered c-corp in the Great State of Georgia in The United States of America. More information can be found via the secretary of state corporation search. http://corp.sos.state.ga.us/corp/soskb/CSearch.asp

Thank-You

[roryks]

My name is Rory.

I joined for a very specific reason. However, now that I'm here, I'm beginning to sense that this is an underground movement intent on revolution. I find it intriguing.

[Rubberduckie]

Hi people, Long time reader (Daily), decided it was time to join in the discussions

[MaxGrippa]

Whats up everyone

[nayrB16]

Hello my name is nayrB16 and I'm not an addict

[windowsdefender]

Hi I am windowsdefender and I am good with programming in C and PHP, on the other hand I do not know much about bitcoin

[R04dRunn3r]

Yo what's up.
Greetz from Holland!
May Bitcoin become very big, I still have hope that it will get bigger than the central banking system.
Central Banks suck! May they all go bust. It's time that people see that there system is just one big scam.
Lending me my tax money back against interest, WTF!!!!!!
People have to adapt to Bitcoin, We need a Android/iPone app that's super populaire and only accepts Bitcoin for payment?!?!?!!?
Anybody out there with something like angry-birds (just a example) and buyable extra's in the form of Bitcoin?

How I get my Bitcoins.... by mining

My mining rigs:

Rig 1 (ZEUS) Workstation / partime mining rig.
Specs.
MB: GigaByte X58A-OC.
CPU: i7 920 D0 @ 3.8Ghz 1.28v.
MEM: 6GB OCZ Platinum XTC DDR3 1600C7 @ 1600Mhz CL7 3x2
GPU: 2 x XFX Radeon HD6870 1GB @ 950Mhz 1.137v.
HDD OS: OCZ Vertex III 120GB Windows 7 x64 Ent.
HDD DATA: 1 x WDC Green 2TB.
HDD DATA: 2 x Samsung Spinpoint F3 1TB @ Raid0.
SOUND: Asus Xonar Essence STX.
PSU: Corsair AX1200 1200 watt PSU.

http://edental.home.xs4all.nl/bitcoin/Rig1a.jpg

http://edental.home.xs4all.nl/bitcoin/Rig1b.jpg

http://edental.home.xs4all.nl/bitcoin/Rig1c.jpg

Rig 2 (HELIOS) Dedicated mining rig.
Specs.
MB: Shuttle SN26P
CPU: Athlon 64 X2 3800+ @ 2Ghz.
MEM: 2GB Samsung TCCC DDR1 400 CL2.5
GPU 2 x Sapphire Radeon HD5870 1GB Vapor-X @ 950Mhz
HDD OS: OCZ Vertex II 50GB Windows 7 x64 Ult.
PSU SYSTEM: Shuttle 350 Watt.
PSU GPU's: Corsair HX850 850 Watt

http://edental.home.xs4all.nl/bitcoin/Rig2a.jpg

Later..

[Expectations]

I've been lurking for a while now so I figure its time to get more involved 

[BitTony]

Lo all, I look forward to learning from you all
Had I been able to reply here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=61269
I would have said how I first learned about bitcoin from a TV show called
"The Good Wife" that my wife was watching whilst I was shooting people in
the face playing BF3.  I was very intrigued in what I thought was just a concept and
looked up crypto-currency on the web to find out Bitcoin was real.
Instantly I became obsessed.

 I appreciate the fact that it is open source and peer to peer.
I like the point made that it serves as a potential universal currency much like
Esperanto offers itself as a universal language.  Saluton!
What I like a lot is that this can potentially act as a savings account my
wife can never touch  Love you dear!
Dankon, and see you all around.

[Fanatic]

Hi everybody!

[paraipan]

...
What I like a lot is that this can potentially act as a savings account my
wife can never touch  Love you dear!
...

lol, yeah lots of uses for this new thing called cryptocurrency

Welcome to the forum