Hello friends my self martin abbi from atlanta/georgia 
but hi, martin from atlanta, hi to the asymmetricinformation und thanks to all theheromembers .)that's me, your welcome.
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that's me, your welcome.
No it's not a matter of difficulty but rather assuming that it takes multiple hours & posts to read this forum to understand it's culture. I just spent a little over an hour reading, and probably read 11-12 pages deep in most of the bit coin related areas. I didn't read them all and some threads I scanned but really, how deep is this forum?
I'm just looking to exchange some money not spend hours of my life to accomplish what should be a half hour? Max. Sorry to rant but this is not the first forum I have ever been to, and is by far the most restrictive to newbies.
I'm just looking to exchange some money not spend hours of my life to accomplish what should be a half hour? Max. Sorry to rant but this is not the first forum I have ever been to, and is by far the most restrictive to newbies.
Once the tech matures, very few of bitcoin users will care about this forum or any like it. The goal of a currency is to be used by pretty much everyone in some capacity, the vast majority of whom don't care about the details. And this forum runs pretty deep. The half hour rule will come when the tech matures, and will likely come faster than that.
No it's not a matter of difficulty but rather assuming that it takes multiple hours & posts to read this forum to understand it's culture. I just spent a little over an hour reading, and probably read 11-12 pages deep in most of the bit coin related areas. I didn't read them all and some threads I scanned but really, how deep is this forum?
I'm just looking to exchange some money not spend hours of my life to accomplish what should be a half hour? Max. Sorry to rant but this is not the first forum I have ever been to, and is by far the most restrictive to newbies.
I'm just looking to exchange some money not spend hours of my life to accomplish what should be a half hour? Max. Sorry to rant but this is not the first forum I have ever been to, and is by far the most restrictive to newbies.
Hello. Once again another obstacle to acquire bit coin. If you ever wonder why there isn't a wider use rate it's because the exchanges & forums make it near impossible as a newbie to get anything done in a timely matter.
I have used bc for about 6 months now and still, as example here today can't believe how unnecessarily hard this whole process is.
I have used bc for about 6 months now and still, as example here today can't believe how unnecessarily hard this whole process is.
I was using the Internet in 1987 and GNU/Linux in 1994. Both are examples of emerging tech with a huge future potential but minimal network effects at the time. Today, if you aren't using the Internet, either directly or indirectly, you're a monk or over 80; and if you don't have a linux kernel running on some kind of hardware that you own, (such as your generic DVR) you're either a monk or a hardcore Apple devotee, and I'm not sure about the latter. Bitcoin is less than three years old, expect that it's going to be difficult for a while yet.
Hello. Once again another obstacle to acquire bit coin. If you ever wonder why there isn't a wider use rate it's because the exchanges & forums make it near impossible as a newbie to get anything done in a timely matter.
I have used bc for about 6 months now and still, as example here today can't believe how unnecessarily hard this whole process is.
I have used bc for about 6 months now and still, as example here today can't believe how unnecessarily hard this whole process is.
How hard is to post five times and read the forums for a while? just so you know what's going on in the forum and learn to use it properly.
Hello. Once again another obstacle to acquire bit coin. If you ever wonder why there isn't a wider use rate it's because the exchanges & forums make it near impossible as a newbie to get anything done in a timely matter.
I have used bc for about 6 months now and still, as example here today can't believe how unnecessarily hard this whole process is.
I have used bc for about 6 months now and still, as example here today can't believe how unnecessarily hard this whole process is.
This is not accurate information. Try not to speak with authority on the matter until you actually have some, please.
i do not believe that i'm talking with authority on any matters in the newbie's section 
i didn't want to be accurate within a sentence, i just wanted to express my thoughts about the official data on the possible amount of "real" bitcoins with the current software in a short term. Well, at least I know that you're not a bot.
While the 21 million bitcoin limit is correct, it's a limit in the math sense of the word. The total bitcoins issued will ever approach, but never reach, 21 million. The 2030 date is misinformation that we have been trying to combat for some time. However, each bitcoin is divisible to the eighth decimal place (in a sense, because there isn't actually an artifact that could be called a bitcoin, not even a digital one) at the present time. So if the integer that holds the value is never increased beyond the current 64 bit (unlikley) the block reward will slip below the eighth decimal place around 2130, not 2030.
The incredible divisibilty of bitcoin insures that the 21 million bitcoin limit is irrelevent.
This is not accurate information. Try not to speak with authority on the matter until you actually have some, please.
i do not believe that i'm talking with authority on any matters in the newbie's section i didn't want to be accurate within a sentence, i just wanted to express my thoughts about the official data on the possible amount of "real" bitcoins with the current software in a short term.
Im cool
hey guys I am loki and I hope bitcoins will buy me a city block someday.
Hello,
I am a US economist with bachelors degrees in Economics and Psychology, a Master's degree in Operations Research/Statistics, with an MBA finishing up this Spring.
I am a US economist with bachelors degrees in Economics and Psychology, a Master's degree in Operations Research/Statistics, with an MBA finishing up this Spring.
Glad to have you.
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I have been watching this project for some time, and I think that I can help BitCoin overcome its current and future challenges. A currency with the properties of BTC presents many excellent opportunities for new businesses, macroeconomic insights, tracing the public's adoption of a new idea, etc.
Hoping to get out of the newbies box ASAP so I can do something a little more technical...getting people around here to stop complaining about "deflation" (with a funny video or graphic or something) would be quite an accomplishment (alas, the decentralized BTC relies too much on "network externalities" for us to abandon the public education/marketing campaign any time soon).
Hoping to get out of the newbies box ASAP so I can do something a little more technical...getting people around here to stop complaining about "deflation" (with a funny video or graphic or something) would be quite an accomplishment (alas, the decentralized BTC relies too much on "network externalities" for us to abandon the public education/marketing campaign any time soon).
I've had some concerns about those externalities, but they are generally minor and no one has been able to come up with a modification that doesn't either break user anonimity, create a potential network attack vector or establish a network version of a "central bank" node. All three of which simply undermines the system. So in the end, I have just resolved to trust that those externalites are insignificant compared to Bitcoin's other advantages.
Good luck trying to break the general view on economics, I've been trying to do exactly that for years now. And you are certainly not the first trained economist in the mix here.
(The way things have been going here in the states, though, people will be complaining plenty about INflation in the near future)!
the current bitcoin-system ends up at 21 million BTCs in the year 2033 as predicted, so i don't think that bitcoins as we know now are gonna be a real option to leave the dollar.This is not accurate information. Try not to speak with authority on the matter until you actually have some, please.
Oh and I'm a Law&ICT student so that's a good reason to be here.
-> wanted to buy drugs on sr but then realised bitcoin is much more interesting than that 
Have been lurking for a while, I like the trading and I'd love to learn more about the technical stuff as well...
Have been lurking for a while, I like the trading and I'd love to learn more about the technical stuff as well...
Hello friends my self martin abbi from atlanta/georgia
but hi, martin from atlanta, hi to the asymmetricinformation und thanks to all theheromembers .)
it's an enigma, where i am from
hi my name is rabbit and i've got no idea what i'm talking about
LOL, welcome Roger the rabbit.
hi my name is rabbit and i've got no idea what i'm talking about
(The way things have been going here in the states, though, people will be complaining plenty about INflation in the near future)!
the current bitcoin-system ends up at 21 million BTCs in the year 2033 as predicted, so i don't think that bitcoins as we know now are gonna be a real option to leave the dollar. Hi, newbie here from "sunny" London. I've done a fair bit of reading before even taking the plunge.
My warmest regards to London.
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