I've been reading these boards for a while now, finally decided to register
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Hi all,
I've been reading these boards for a while now, finally decided to register
I've been reading these boards for a while now, finally decided to register
Hallo, Im new to this forum, I go by Sev3n on the interwebz.
Hello,
I've been drawn by the forum's Marketplace > Services section. Not a miner, yet. :-]
I've been drawn by the forum's Marketplace > Services section. Not a miner, yet. :-]
Ahh, after nearly 11h logged in time and 2 months of passively browsing through this forum I just found this forum and finally understood why I could not post anywhere else here 
So, here I am, pleased to meet ya'll!
So, here I am, pleased to meet ya'll!
Hello all,
I am finally getting around incorporating Bitcoins into our business. Wanted to for a while, but am not too tech savvy and have been putting it off. Hopefully by the end of this week, we will be up and running. Check out my post in the “BitCoin Businesses and Developers, Lets Get Started!” section for more details
Why are we interested in Bitcoins?
55 52.5% -Because Bitcoins is a great way to stick it to the Federal Reserve and other centralized banking schemes that use the force of government to protect their monopoly on the counterfeiting of money. We want to participate in our small way to support alternative decentralized currencies.
40 37.5% -The Bitcoin community seems like a great place to offer our goods and services, as well as purchase the goods and services of others. In order for a currency to be successful it needs to be able to be exchanged for commodities. We don’t mine Bitcoin, but we do create other commodities…so hopefully this is a win-win for us all.
10% -The newness and novelty of Bitcoin sounds like a fun adventure to be involved in to see where it goes and what happens.
I’ve been lurking for a long time on Bitcointalk and want to thank all those that have put this forum together and everyone that is sharing their knowledge.
EDIT: thanks for the help with my math.
I am finally getting around incorporating Bitcoins into our business. Wanted to for a while, but am not too tech savvy and have been putting it off. Hopefully by the end of this week, we will be up and running. Check out my post in the “BitCoin Businesses and Developers, Lets Get Started!” section for more details
Why are we interested in Bitcoins?
10% -The newness and novelty of Bitcoin sounds like a fun adventure to be involved in to see where it goes and what happens.
I’ve been lurking for a long time on Bitcointalk and want to thank all those that have put this forum together and everyone that is sharing their knowledge.
EDIT: thanks for the help with my math.
Cool
I've been using bitcoin for a little while and, decided it's about time I became a part of this community as well.
New here. Aussie member and just wanted to warn others using WBX that they are currently not sending out any funds.
Once i am allowed to post in other forums i will go into more details
Once i am allowed to post in other forums i will go into more details
Hi, I need to get off the noobie forums so I can buy thing on the marketplace.
Hi, my name is Javier Fuentes, im living in Colombia, i m new in this world, and english is not my natural languaje, i hope do better, im 38 years old, thanks for you help
Finally my first post on here, running 2x 5858, and have generated a total of about 45 BTC over my lifetime. Look forward to keep it going.
Hello. Long time lurker getting ready to make a big step. 
Hi! I have been lurking around here for half a year, but now I need my first post to be able to PM Goat. I'm interested in his 105% PPS project.
hi,
during the last week i've developed my own bitcoinclient with lua and ruby. thanks to many related projects online ( especially github ) this was possible, indeed!
the only still pending question for me is how to use OP-CODE scripts to set up more advanced contract signing ( smart contracting) within sigScript and scriptPubKey. obviously all existing clients use just the "most rudimentary" OP-CODE implementation. i would be thankful for every hint regarding an implementation of more sophisticated contraction within the bitcoin protocol.
kr,
nestor
during the last week i've developed my own bitcoinclient with lua and ruby. thanks to many related projects online ( especially github ) this was possible, indeed!
the only still pending question for me is how to use OP-CODE scripts to set up more advanced contract signing ( smart contracting) within sigScript and scriptPubKey. obviously all existing clients use just the "most rudimentary" OP-CODE implementation. i would be thankful for every hint regarding an implementation of more sophisticated contraction within the bitcoin protocol.
kr,
nestor
It's great when you get the freedom to leave the Newbies section!
Look forward to that and dream on!
^lolwut?
idk
Look forward to that and dream on!
^lolwut?
idk
Been here for a while but decided to register few days ago 
Hello, long time lurker here. Running some bitcoind, namecoind and p2pool nodes and a few odd machine miners. Now i want to chime in on p2pool.
-coinft
-coinft
Hi, call me Wendel, can't wait to become active in the community =o
HELLOOOOO
Wikiaki
I'm just here to start participating in bitcoin discussions. I've been using bitcoins for a few months now and just decided to join the forums to learn more and keep safe.
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