Introduce yourself :) - page 655. | Bitcointalksearch.org

bonn00

newbie

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Quote from: kokjo on June 12, 2011, 04:16:05 AM

please do so! and get some posts

don't be so negative, the 50-post-rule is there for a reason: to get rid of the trolls. NOT to piss newcomers off.

relax take it easy and smile. Cheesy

High! I'm scott from ohio.totally new to bitcoins & silk road so help me out thanks Grin

mfreymond

newbie

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I think this is post # 3?

I dislike Newbie status.

I really dislike the spammers/trolls who made it necessary.

lettucebee

sr. member

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Merit: 250

Just watched Simon Sinek's video on leadership. The thread is something like this is WHY bitcoin will succeed. Post 3!

BitcoinPorn

hero member

Activity: 630

Merit: 500

Posts: 69

Quote from: Lorna Morgan on June 29, 2011, 02:00:43 AM

I'm Lorna.

I'm a model and photographer. I live in South Wales UK and run a website, two businesses and a family.

My programmer introduced me to this new currency. I'm game so I added a "join with bitcoin" option to my site.

If anyone has a comment about the way the button works or if there's something I can improve love to know

I do not know how much you care or not, but one of your affiliates had a forced window take me to Webring.org

If you want to get Bitcoin customers, I highly suggest having a visible Bitcoin logo somewhere on that front page. I would argue a good time right now is to put things next to the Twitter, Facebook, other social sites (not just you, but all non e-commerce sites). Seeing as how you are kind of e-commerce, you really should have that icon/logo in at least two spots.

I understand you would think "eh.. I want to take Bitcoin, but I do not want to support it".. but I would go the route of having that as a focal point for a couple of weeks or a month. Have it in the site prominent, I almost guarantee if you give it a little bit of time, the right people who are into Bitcoin will take notice and support. Good luck, you look amazing

Rachit

newbie

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Hi,

Big Post now.. I am rachit

denis2342

newbie

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Merit: 0

hi,

I use my first post in this forum to announce a new pool:

http://www.btcmp.com

So if you have alot of trouble or invalid shares with the big pools, give us a try. you could also
use us as backup pool to see how we perform actually.

Denis

flashy

newbie

Activity: 9

Merit: 0

Been bitcoining since April, just not posting on the forums much. I tried a little bitcoin gambling early, lost like 3 coins total back when they were around $1 each, boy do I regret that now.

gochk

full member

Activity: 133

Merit: 100

I'm relatively new; been reading about bitcoin and have gotten a small taste 0.001 bitcoin from faucet. Hoping to learn more here ...

skillerd

newbie

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Merit: 0

Hi guys,

I would like to trade but to bad it looks like the market is a bit stuck atm Wink

Interested which way this will go!

doeiqts

newbie

Activity: 29

Merit: 0

Getting some posts in so I can answer questions in other forums. Grin

Pretty new to this stuff, but looking for ways I can incorporate this into my daily life. I'm running servers 24/7 so getting into some mining as well, even if it's small and maybe not worth it yet.

magots

newbie

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Merit: 0

Hello from Warsaw, Poland

satvrnine

newbie

Activity: 1

Merit: 0

Hello from Canada. I've been mining and trading BTC for the last month now.

Cheers.

cetpa

newbie

Activity: 13

Merit: 0

Hi

Here Jesus from Spain starting mining. Hello to all people here.

cheers

mortenaa

newbie

Activity: 8

Merit: 0

Quote from: vectorvictor on June 28, 2011, 03:39:45 AM

Quote from: mortenaa on June 28, 2011, 02:58:47 AM

Hi, I'm Morten from Norway, really excited by this bitcoin thing, even though it's a bit of a hassle to buy any as a newbie living outside the US ;-)

Euro bank wire from a European bank is one of the easier routes for funding an account -- even for a Canadian... Shocked

I don't know, I initiated a bank transfer to TradeHill last week, and still no money in my account... :-(

Lorna Morgan

member

Activity: 84

Merit: 10

I like Bitcoin, Monero and BCash

I'm Lorna.

I'm a model and photographer. I live in South Wales UK and run a website, two businesses and a family.

My programmer introduced me to this new currency. I'm game so I added a "join with bitcoin" option to my site.

If anyone has a comment about the way the button works or if there's something I can improve love to know

ryannathans

newbie

Activity: 34

Merit: 0

Hey all,

Signed up so I could sell my services (btc only) and help bit coin network.

Guess I need 50 posts. Angry

hopefully I can get there soon.

webspider

newbie

Activity: 5

Merit: 0

Greetings everyone, I'm a shiny newbie 13 mins old trying to understand the bitcoin concept and get to know it by reading posts instead of asking heaps of dumb questions. I'll try not to be too lame in what a post if anything. Grin

Simian

newbie

Activity: 1

Merit: 0

Ohio USA

I'm a computer technician by trade and a full time web developer/designer by night. Completely new to bitcoin and completely enthralled by the possibilities of a decentralized currency. Started a bank account this week simply to tie to Dwolla for the sole purpose of handling bitcoins. I really wish I would have become more vested in it when I first heard about it.

Dom

newbie

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Merit: 0

Hi. I'm Dom. "hi Dom"
Long time lurker, first time poster.

Full time Miner, part time day trader Wink

SkipDaShu

newbie

Activity: 27

Merit: 0

Location: Republic of Texas, central

I think I've been on here a couple+ weeks now and after hours of reading forum threads (Diablo and Hashkill mostly) I find it odd that I see no mention of running either of these on #! (CrunchBang Linux). It seems such an obvious choice for a dedicated cruncher of any type.

I was actually well down the road of converting my Ubuntu and Xubuntu dedicated BOINC crunchers to #! when #3 son got me interested in mining. So other than one hold out (because I'm too lazy to redo software raid, samba, dhcp3-server, apt-cacher and ntp functions) that still runs Xubuntu all my 'crunchers' now run #!. They all run BOINC on the CPU cores/threads and Diablo on the GPU(s). Amazingly easy to build bitminer functions into the OpenBox menu (start Diablo, start AMDOverdriveCtl, start my GPU activity script, setfans, etc. etc.). It's a whole lot lighter than Ubuntu (actually using PinguyOS on my desktop for now), is a fast install, Debian based so no quantum leaps for relative noobs (like me) that are use to Ubuntu.

BTW, If anyone gives it a try... I've had no luck with the optional liquorx kernal and so don't select that in the first logon/post install script that runs (and lets u bypass openoffice and cups, yeah!).

Happy mining, Skip

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