Hello, my first post.
Greeting from Chile.
Greeting from Chile.
Saludos desde Inglaterra.
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Saludos desde Inglaterra.
Hello, my first post.
Greeting from Chile.
Greeting from Chile.
I design systems for living and have been checking out the forums for a while now.
I am surprised that many people don't know how to design large systems, circuits breaking, power supplies blowing etc... As I design data centers and system rooms with "green tech" in mind, including power, cooling and networking hardware I felt maybe I would register and help people out with my experience.
I am also interested in FPGA design and use in computing so I felt BitCoin may be a thing for me...
So if you have any questions regarding designing minimal hardware on minimal energy and getting maximal performance fire waway, and I'll do my best.
Ciao,
nanotek
I am surprised that many people don't know how to design large systems, circuits breaking, power supplies blowing etc... As I design data centers and system rooms with "green tech" in mind, including power, cooling and networking hardware I felt maybe I would register and help people out with my experience.
I am also interested in FPGA design and use in computing so I felt BitCoin may be a thing for me...
So if you have any questions regarding designing minimal hardware on minimal energy and getting maximal performance fire waway, and I'll do my best.
Ciao,
nanotek
sup all
Hello Im just learning about bitcoins i just started mining like 2 weeks ago with my gaming pc using a 6870. I have been learning a lot in the forum.
Oh and btw i also join to try and sell my old gpu a asus hd 5750 but i need more time in the forums to be able to sell stuff. Also trying to sell the on ebay if someone is interested due to the fact i have not enough reputation here.
Oh and btw i also join to try and sell my old gpu a asus hd 5750 but i need more time in the forums to be able to sell stuff. Also trying to sell the on ebay if someone is interested due to the fact i have not enough reputation here.
I'm boozer.... Finally talked the wife into letting me buy a rig and its working out nicely! Now if I can convince here to buy a few more 
Hi I'm Andy. I joined to respond to a topic about BetsOfBitcoin. Hopefully I'll be able to respond soon...
Hi everyone, my friend introduced me to the whole Bitcoin community a few weeks back. Now I have a 2 mining rigs 
I hope to contribute to the board the best I can.
-V
I hope to contribute to the board the best I can.-V
Duderson here, just a guy who's recently become intrigued with the idea of these bitcoins.
JingleBalls the name. Often lurking, been looking at Bitcoins and mining since the days before just before the mybitcoin and mtgox incidents. Thought I would join in and maybe get access to contribute in other sections at some point.
Jingle all the way.
hello, i am murdaversa. I find this site very informative and just found out about the whole bitcoin currency thing, i am behind it 100% and hope it flourishes into a widely used currency... im still waiting for my wallet to sync... lol
i am UD98
someone give me free btc? my firstbits is 1coin3
someone give me free btc? my firstbits is 1coin3
Hi there, I'm not a miner, buying bitcoins only for speculative purpose. Speculation and bitcoin price fluctuation can also attract attention of potencial audience. Speculation makes bitcoin alive and vital. Speculating and waiting for wider market adoption. I trully belive in bitcoin idea.
Yeah, isn't amazing that BitCoin is actually 'backed' by something (the work to produce each block) but the US$ is "Trust us that it has a value". lol, who trust their government any more? What a quaint idea!
In fact, we are forced by governments to use their paper money by legal tender laws. Unless someone wants to go to a jail rather quickly... So the only thing we can have trust in is that: "Trust us and we won't hit you too hard (probably)"...
Hey I'm new here, just came to check things out. I've been doing a bit of work with bitcoins over the past few months and things are really good. It seems like the "gold standard" except online. Anyway, great to be here!
Yeah, isn't amazing that BitCoin is actually 'backed' by something (the work to produce each block) but the US$ is "Trust us that it has a value". lol, who trust their government any more? What a quaint idea!
As much as I prefer Bitcoin to USD, please note that your post is not entirely correct. The US$ is backed by the need to pay taxes, which is backed by governmental force. This is the definition of fiat.
Bitcoin, unfortunately, is not currently backed by anything; the work to produce each block does not back it. Digging holes may be a lot of work, but holes are not backed by that work.
Remember that this can change. All national currencies, including USD, have a finite and usually short lifespan, and at the end of it they lose their backing. And, it will only be time preventing someone from backing all the bitcoins, because of their limited amount, simply by agreeing to sell products for a total price above 21000000 BTC.
Hey I'm new here, just came to check things out. I've been doing a bit of work with bitcoins over the past few months and things are really good. It seems like the "gold standard" except online. Anyway, great to be here!
Yeah, isn't amazing that BitCoin is actually 'backed' by something (the work to produce each block) but the US$ is "Trust us that it has a value". lol, who trust their government any more? What a quaint idea!
Hey I'm new here, just came to check things out. I've been doing a bit of work with bitcoins over the past few months and things are really good. It seems like the "gold standard" except online. Anyway, great to be here!
I've been mining for a while. Somehow I managed to stay unregistered
Hi, i'm kllr123 been lurking around the forums for answers past month, only registered now. Been mining for about a month now.
Hi all!
New miner from Sydney, Australia. I have a dedicated Linux miner and my Windows desktop mines when I'm not gaming, which is most of the time these days :\
I do tech support for an engineering company and do a little experimenting in my spare time. I do a lot of stuff with wireless networks, including a small community network.
My work wants to experiment with mining on their CAD stations. We are self powered by solar panels, but the rate the grid pays is very low, about a 10th of what you pay to consume, so we're looking into running miners as the screen savers. That's why I'm here: to see if there is a more up to date screen saver out there than the old puddinpop RPC screen savers which are now a year out of date. I experimented with cgminer and commandsaver, but cgminer doesn't like console redirection.
Anyway, this is an introduction not a tech support post so I'll leave it at that.
outsidefactor
New miner from Sydney, Australia. I have a dedicated Linux miner and my Windows desktop mines when I'm not gaming, which is most of the time these days :\
I do tech support for an engineering company and do a little experimenting in my spare time. I do a lot of stuff with wireless networks, including a small community network.
My work wants to experiment with mining on their CAD stations. We are self powered by solar panels, but the rate the grid pays is very low, about a 10th of what you pay to consume, so we're looking into running miners as the screen savers. That's why I'm here: to see if there is a more up to date screen saver out there than the old puddinpop RPC screen savers which are now a year out of date. I experimented with cgminer and commandsaver, but cgminer doesn't like console redirection.
Anyway, this is an introduction not a tech support post so I'll leave it at that.
outsidefactor
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