I'm new! I wanna post Moar! How does I get out of this hole?
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Hi all, I'm Damian from the Caribbean. Experimenting with Bitcoin.
Hi Peter, nice to have you here. 
Hello, I am Peter C and I am an intern at Wikimedia NYC. I like pie, cake, and long walks on the beach! 
Welcome Peter hope you enjoy your stay on these forums and fyi some bitcoins managed to find Wikimedia NYC bitcoin address already
Hello, I am Peter C and I am an intern at Wikimedia NYC. I like pie, cake, and long walks on the beach!
Kit, here. I have been exploring Bitcoins for a while. I decided it was a time to get involved. I am an educator and former web designer.
Ohai.
Rares Marian.
Runs with Anonymous.
aka AntiVigilante, AlbaandOmegle.
Been a while since I've been around here.
Rares Marian.
Runs with Anonymous.
aka AntiVigilante, AlbaandOmegle.
Been a while since I've been around here.
Trying to do my 5 posts,
I'm Martin, live in Sweden and is writeing my own bitcoin/exchange software, github:bitcex.org
/cyberzac
New here and having issues with Miningfarm crons Blah
Hey guys, hows it going? Just found this thread, I am jjzm nice to be here!
Im TheGlobber.
Although i have spent a lot of hours reading pretty much anything i can find on Bitcoin im still a newbie since there are things i dont understand mostly because im not a programmer.
Good news is im easily absorbing most of the info and new stuff i learn!
Although i have spent a lot of hours reading pretty much anything i can find on Bitcoin im still a newbie since there are things i dont understand mostly because im not a programmer.
Good news is im easily absorbing most of the info and new stuff i learn!
Hello all.
I'm new to bitcoin and just trying to learn more about cryptography-based currencies. I'm really anxious to see how bitcoin fares in the future, mainly: how governments will respond, if at all, as bitcoin becomes more popular. How could any blocking system be implemented to prevent the transfer of bitcoins over a p2p network with users located in certain geographic areas?
While I lack any hardware having just a shoddy netbook to make pooled mining result in BTC at all (only CPU with an average of 2.5 MH/s) ...it's still nice to see how the process works.
I'm also interested to see how an inherently deflationary economy fares in a predominantly inflationary economic environment. With my limited economic understanding I don't think that BTC being deflationary would cause its economy to suffer more than an inflationary one. The main problem I see is an incentive to "hoard", but how much of an effect would that have? I see no worries, but I'm eagerly anticipating bitcoin's increasing popularity to spark wider discussions and research.
I'm new to bitcoin and just trying to learn more about cryptography-based currencies. I'm really anxious to see how bitcoin fares in the future, mainly: how governments will respond, if at all, as bitcoin becomes more popular. How could any blocking system be implemented to prevent the transfer of bitcoins over a p2p network with users located in certain geographic areas?
While I lack any hardware having just a shoddy netbook to make pooled mining result in BTC at all (only CPU with an average of 2.5 MH/s) ...it's still nice to see how the process works.
I'm also interested to see how an inherently deflationary economy fares in a predominantly inflationary economic environment. With my limited economic understanding I don't think that BTC being deflationary would cause its economy to suffer more than an inflationary one. The main problem I see is an incentive to "hoard", but how much of an effect would that have? I see no worries, but I'm eagerly anticipating bitcoin's increasing popularity to spark wider discussions and research.
Bitcoin is very inflationary presently, the rate of inflation slows to 25btc per block next year I think...
Hi! I am new here! Glad to meet you!
Hello all.
I'm new to bitcoin and just trying to learn more about cryptography-based currencies. I'm really anxious to see how bitcoin fares in the future, mainly: how governments will respond, if at all, as bitcoin becomes more popular. How could any blocking system be implemented to prevent the transfer of bitcoins over a p2p network with users located in certain geographic areas?
While I lack any hardware having just a shoddy netbook to make pooled mining result in BTC at all (only CPU with an average of 2.5 MH/s) ...it's still nice to see how the process works.
I'm also interested to see how an inherently deflationary economy fares in a predominantly inflationary economic environment. With my limited economic understanding I don't think that BTC being deflationary would cause its economy to suffer more than an inflationary one. The main problem I see is an incentive to "hoard", but how much of an effect would that have? I see no worries, but I'm eagerly anticipating bitcoin's increasing popularity to spark wider discussions and research.
I'm new to bitcoin and just trying to learn more about cryptography-based currencies. I'm really anxious to see how bitcoin fares in the future, mainly: how governments will respond, if at all, as bitcoin becomes more popular. How could any blocking system be implemented to prevent the transfer of bitcoins over a p2p network with users located in certain geographic areas?
While I lack any hardware having just a shoddy netbook to make pooled mining result in BTC at all (only CPU with an average of 2.5 MH/s) ...it's still nice to see how the process works.
I'm also interested to see how an inherently deflationary economy fares in a predominantly inflationary economic environment. With my limited economic understanding I don't think that BTC being deflationary would cause its economy to suffer more than an inflationary one. The main problem I see is an incentive to "hoard", but how much of an effect would that have? I see no worries, but I'm eagerly anticipating bitcoin's increasing popularity to spark wider discussions and research.
Been experimenting for a couple months. Don't actually own bitcoins right now, but still got a chunk of money in Intersango. (great exchange)
Hi.
I started selling Team Fortress 2 items and steam games on tf2-trader.com:
http://tf2-trader.com/index.php?topic=10815.0
But I have to admit that until now only 2 knew what bitcoins were... I hope to get more luck by bringing bitcoin users to the TF2/Steam world.
I started selling Team Fortress 2 items and steam games on tf2-trader.com:
http://tf2-trader.com/index.php?topic=10815.0
But I have to admit that until now only 2 knew what bitcoins were... I hope to get more luck by bringing bitcoin users to the TF2/Steam world.
Hello! Glad to be here! And nice to meet you guys!
I'm interested in developing performance optimizations for litecoin miners on different CPU architectures. Will announce my own cpuminer modifications once I get enough posts in this sandbox forum section
Hello
This is about the first thread that I'm able to reply to.
Signed up to get some technical issues sorted with my miners, but can't reply to those thread for some reason, so we'll we how this goes.
I've also got some good profit from BTC on the peak, but now have a renewed interest in it to support a project I like, which accepts BTC donations.
This is about the first thread that I'm able to reply to.
Signed up to get some technical issues sorted with my miners, but can't reply to those thread for some reason, so we'll we how this goes.
I've also got some good profit from BTC on the peak, but now have a renewed interest in it to support a project I like, which accepts BTC donations.
Hello all.
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