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Name's Michael. I believe that my main business in relation to Bitcoins may be that of someone who may simply be watching and thinking about whether or not it may be worth messing about with. I believe I may be upgrading my rig later on for the sake of gaming, so I thought that I might as well try out some mining the moment the upgrades may have been installed. At this point of time, I suppose it's simply patience that may matter, unless that I might decide to back off for one reason or another.

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Long time lurker, long time miner.  Should have un-lurked long ago..

New Exchange - base in Singapore

Hi all,  New to this and find it very interesting. MR S

I can post here...  BFL banned me for disagreeing with them, they send me here.  Interesting stuff.

Noobs should read this:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/working-towards-a-free-society-190331

Quote from: Turdit on April 25, 2013, 02:38:41 AM Well it does not seem to be working yet.... Hello everyone! Just getting into NerdCoin. Name's Jill, from Seattle. I'm mining with my gaming PC in Slush's pool. It's a real pain. I haven't been able to play Crysis 3 yet. Mining is taking over my life

i was sent into the past to improve the next version of the future. i seek to enrich your understanding of 1 week from now, which is where i'm originally from.

It's nice to have a place to discuss BTC and mining.  This has peaked my interest immensely. If anybody is into progressive rock, you can download all of my records for free at:   http://discography.woolgatherband.com/ , as a thank you for all your help here.

Riko here I just learned about bitcoins yesterday and I'm quite intrigued. I've already started mining (though only at 30 mhash/s) and am hoping to learn more about this "money"

Wow, almost 800 pages.
Bitcoin is intriguing, but there's a lot to learn.

Hey been mining for quite some time but finally decided to jump into the discussion boards...

not sure but it could be someone should be able to answer later

Hi I'm new to bitcoins and wanted to look into mining! I've read a little bit about bitcoin here and there in the last year or 2, wish I would have jumped on around then lol!

I did buy some bitcoin to play around with and look forward to learning about bitcoin mining, hopefully will try and get an asic if possible.

I am a retard and trying to be a lesser retard   I am completely impressed by the bitcoin, some times scared by what Dan Kaminsky says about bitcoin, most of the time confused about the state of the art crypto currency

Hey. I'm not a newbie. I just haven't bothered to register here before now

SoCal here. Cryptogeek forever. Read the original paper before a client ever existed and my hardcore Mises'ness had me just shrugging it off. Yes, I feel dumb. But this is how it goes.

Quote from: 4EverMaAT on June 30, 2012, 12:49:23 PM Quote from: LittleDigger on June 30, 2012, 09:07:47 AM I live on a pittance so I'm hedging my bets. I'll wait until BFL starts rolling out the new ASIC's and take a look at the mining environment and make a decision then. My greatest concern is that between the halving of rewards for blocks, and large capital investments in ASIC's by individuals, mining will require large capital investment and be beyond the reach of hobbists like myself. On the other hand, I may get a return on my initial investment of 50% and end up with two decent gaming rigs. I know there are BLF products out there, but a cardinal rule of dealing on the internet has been not trusting dealings by wire order.  Why can't you trust any dealings by wire order? Wire transfer's have a reputation for being the prefered payment option of internet conmen, although logically a good con would take your money any way they could get it. If I see a company that takes paypal, credit cards, and wire order, I think they are probably legit and have no real reservations. If I see a company that takes just wire orders I am really wary. Though, in trying to find an example, I came across this statement "As long as you avoid transfers via cash offices and stick to transfers performed bank-to-bank, wire transfer is a very safe way to move money around." so it's probably bias from my ignorance in regards to wire transfers

Im +0+Saint+0+    From Norway:)  I've been reading here for a year now.. more or less and found out that now would be a good time to make an account.  Currently learning different programming languages to possible be able to make something bitcoin related i will have or people might have use for.   Got any ide'as that would be easy for newbeginner, i would be happy to try make it.