Topic: Introduce yourself :) - page 532. (Read 1066160 times)

I am the newest bee in the hive.  I barely know what a bitcoin is.  There is a great article in WIRED magazine about bitcoins.  This led me to do google searches, etc.. download a wallet, bit miner pool website.
I like the hardware side of bitcoin and mining.  My lowly celeron 440 just cant mine bitcoins fast enough.  Any help getting started?

Hello there, I'm fairly new to bitcoins. I got introduced by a friend of mine and I'm hooked. The idea is great and though I had some trouble understanding every bit(hehe) of bitcoins since I'm not the technical type I understand the most important facts now.
I'm interested in the economy and legal forums and trying to think of ways to get this currency beyond the speculating type it is now.

Hi and welcome! How many MHash/s of FPGAs do you have?

New guy here - currently mining on FPGA's... interested in discussing this on your boards.

  Happy to join Bitcointalk.Hope more people get to know about bitcoin.

Hi all! I'm very excited to get involved in the bitcoin community. Im an IT Support technician at a local university and have been mining with my Nvidia 9800GT. Needless to say, the 30Mh/s isn't cutting it. I have already scoped out a few cards here and there. Very impressed how large this community is considering i've never heard of bitcoins before last month.

Welcome to the forums!

Hi everyone! I've been lurking for awhile now, and I figured it was time to make an account and participate. I am very excited about bitcoins - I believe they have the power to render central authority obsolete.

I am a computer programmer by trade. I'm working on a few interesting bitcoin related projects which will hopefully help bitcoin gain more widespread adoption.

nice intro, sent you some btc

Hey there folks. Teej here hailing from Orlando, FL.

Hello everyone,

My name is Arvis Lācis. I'm simple student (18 years old) from Latvia (it's a small country in the North-East Europe near the Baltic Sea and Russia). In my spare time I'm programming and also translating software. Of course, I'm also blogging - http://varddienis.blogspot.com - my Latvian blog, and exploring many other thing connected with IT - social networks, gadgets. Some days ago I found out Bitcoin so I'm there.

I would be happy for any donations to my Bitcoin: 1Pp5DMMAmXGDsFstsmiVc3Ghovu2k9GRRi
Thanks a lot. 

You can contact me on Twitter (@arvislacis) and Nimbuzz (arvislacis).

Few more hours and its 2012.

@Goats Cheese  TL;DR your post, please stop provoking a fight with your comments or you will be reported to a moderator.
Btw you should open a new thread if you really have something to say not posting in this one

Yep, I'm really a bit late but I also wanted to keep it secret and just surprise and blow down everyone with a full product

I know, "He that praises himself spatters himself", but I believe it is pretty awesome and not to be sneezed at; a true alternative to existing solutions. Now that's my fifth post and soon my little speech will find its way to the Mining forum.

Edit: There it is!

ok I'll Re:Introduce myself again.  It's Celia.  3rd post dumped!

Hey Nasdaq ,

How cool that you replyd to me.
But your message is too long and too intellectual for me to counter-reply you.
It was like youre drifting away on a cloud, lurking a pipe while you replyd, its too dreamy.

Afair ? Could have used another word, i saw that word in another forum, i thought hey lets use that word.
First word that came up to me.

I dont know what the hell youre saying.

Protecting from counterfeiting, but you pay too high electricity bills. Just to protect ?
It costs you money, than why would you do it ?
Its unsafe, its been hacked right ? several times.

Let me brake it down for ya ;

Its a hobby for you ! Admit it, its a hobby for everyone that uses Bitcoin.
You still have to get up and go to work, you cant make a living out of it !

You can not earn 2000 usd per month for 8 hours a day running your cards ( excluding weekends ), think about electricity costs.

Tell me honest Nasdaq, what do you have on the side ?
A job welfare, any form of other income.
Sure you can use roebels and yens to pay in a UK supermarket, you just have to exchange them for pounds.

I know what youre thinking, you can exchange Bitcoins ..... ladi ladi la
Bitcoins is for young internet people, its not accepted by general world population.
No one knows Bitcoins, small percentage of people who have too much free time on their hands.

How are you gonna exchange Bitcoins for pounds, takes too much effort, why would you do so much effort.
Youre probably the occupy stuff you know, you dont use because its clever.
You just want to make protest, youre probably poor, hate rich people etc etc.
Its an US thing, US is not the world, Europe, Brasil everything is thriving there, well Europe has a some clash but nothing too serious.
China.

Youre unlucky that you live in the US, theyre cutting back on everything there.

ps.

You caught me while im just awake, so im dreamy too, forgive me my dear intellectual friend.
Ill come back at you with full intellectual power.

NASDAQEnema +1 .. cool

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Hi there. I am new to this forum and would like to ask how and when can I be able to post on other category other than this Newbies category? Thanks in advance.http://imagicon.info/cat/6-26/vbulletin-smile.gif

If I had known about the newbie rule when I first started reading, and before I created a userid, I coulda been a free postin' noob by now, at least in the time department.

Ah well, the education Zed continues.

- Zed