Whitelist Requests (Want out of here?)

[smoothie]

Hmm I can't see why someone who is new to the forum would need to be rushed into a particular status. That wouldn't seem fair.

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[Wayen]

I'd like to be whitelisted as well

[mindcry]

I'd like to be whitelisted. I am having an issue mining with my machine running 3 5770s and only one shows up in any mining application I use and would like to get ideas on how I can make it work.

[Humpfry]

Want to PM someone to purchase BTC.  I have set up wallet and currently mining for a week and made just under 1 btc.

[abednego]

I am an economic hobbyist that wants to actively participate in the speculative aspects of price in relation to all other world currencies.

[bcn17]

Hello,

I have been using these forums quite a bit. I have successfully used Dwolla and TH to purchase my first bit coins. Although, I haven't quite figured out how to get TH to transfer my bitcoins to my personal wallet.

I also have read quite a bit about the concept of bitcoin. I already understood public key encryption so it wasn't to much of a stretch.

Lets, hope that people actually use these coins to buy real goods and not just horde them. This will give real value to BTC!

Of course, I am not asking the above questions here. I am just trying to become whitelisted!

[milazi]

hey,i know bitcoin for 2 months ago,and have two mining rig are working day by day.i'd like to get be a whitelist.also not spammer.

[ctaylor]

Hi,

I'm trying figure out why the gpu-miner branch for cpu-miner is segfaulting in the guts of libcuda and wanted to post to the "minerd - CPU and GPU mining software" thread.

[knightar]

I'd like to make a request in the LinuxCoin thread, I was able to reply once but now I can't, Please whitelist ;(

[patvarilly]

Hi, I would like to be whitelisted in order to ask a question about orphaned blocks in the "Development & Technical Discussion" forum.

Reading through the bitcoin client sources, I can't find any limit on the number of orphan blocks kept in memory by a client, and I wanted to confirm if this is true.  The reason this seems odd is that someone could bring down any Bitcoin client of their choosing by connecting to them and pushing a constant stream of fake, large, difficulty-1 orphan blocks.  These never get discarded because it's in principle possible that such blocks live at the tip of a higher-aggregate-difficulty chain than the main chain (with a catastrophic collapse in difficulty at some unseen point between a putative fork and the orphan block).  At some point, the client's memory is exhausted.  With the rates at which people can hash these days with a GPU (say, 50 MHash/s to be conservative), it only takes about one minute to hash a difficulty-1 block.  Worse yet, you could precompute a few hundred of these and reuse them to bring down different clients, since orphaned blocks don't get relayed.

Is this a problem that has been discussed before?  If so, I would like to know what its eventual resolution was.

Thanks.

[fassadlr]

Hi can I also please be whitelisted. Ive been bitcoin trader now for a month and a half as well an avid miner. I would to contribute to the mining discussions as well trading strategies in their respective boards. Thanks!

[Lech_Walesa]

I vouch for kcmastrpc his help is needed in thread outside Newbies section

[btcpool24]

Hello,
please give me access to the forum.
There is a new Pool out there, and i want to give support for it here in the forum.
The new pool www.btcpool24.com will ready in the next 5 days.

Thank you

[thejfk]

I wrote an interesting patch for phoenix that allows monitoring of the current mining speed (without going through Pool APIs) and I would like to write about it in the Mining software board (http://forum.bitcoin.org/index.php?board=42.0).

[OpenSprit]

Congratulations to all the newbies about to get white listed
http://forum.bitcoin.org/index.php?topic=19297.0

These forums are a joke.  C'mon bitcoin.org  It doesn't work if it's only open to third level masons.  That's the whole fricking point.

[sojolly]

Running three systems at the moment and pooling on BTCGUILD.

1st system - Windows7x64 with HD6870 set at 940/525 using rpcminer-opencl -v -w128 with guiminer -- getting 256MH/s on each

2nd system - Centos5.6x64 with 3 - HD6970 set at 940/1150 using poclbm.py -v -w128 -- getting 270MH/s on each

3rd system - Centos5.6x64 with 3 - HD6970 set at 940/1150 using poclbm.py -v -w128 -- getting 270MH/s on each

Have some interesting observations on linux versus windows that i want to discuss on the mining boards, please get me out of here.

Sojolly.

[p2pgh0st]

If some nice infos for all miners out there, why they should stop buying hardware immediately! And yes, I know bc, as I mine with 2 GH/S atm

[MrMoon]

I have successfully launched a bitcoin poker site (and soon to accept namecoins too). That has a 0.8% rake and 10,8,6 player tables and I would like to make a thread about it in the market. So it would be nice to be whitelisted today.

Thank you.

[ryanender]

Hey, guys...

I'm trying to get whitelisted, in order to put my new BTC-accepting merchant website up on the forums.  I've been here for a while, and would like to get a jump on getting the word out.

Please let me know if there's anything I can do to expedite the process.

Thanks!

[erdab]

Hello I need out of here, because of the fact that my bitcoin is having the errors EXCEPTION: NSt8ios_base7failureE
ReadCompactSize(): size too large
C:\Program Files (x86)\Bitcoin\bitcoin.exe in AppInit

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EXCEPTION: NSt8ios_base7failureE
ReadCompactSize(): size too large
C:\Program Files (x86)\Bitcoin\bitcoin.exe in CMyApp::OnUnhandledException()

And for microsoft visual C++ Runtime Library

This Application has requested the runtime to terminate it in an unusual way. Please contact the application's support team for more information.

Edit by Maged:
Just so everyone knows, I'm helping erdab with this via PM.