Topic: Introduce yourself :) - page 696. (Read 1066223 times)

Hello.

Didn't that guy that invented the telephone invent the word hello?
I guess he thought it would be funny to get all of the very rich, very christian aristocrats saying "hell" every time the introduced themselves to each other.

I think hacking has always existed, in one form or another. Probably how the pyramids were made i bet.
UFOs hacking primitives for kicks....

Hey, i've been mining for a few weeks now (first couple of weeks was on an 8800GTS that only did about 30 mh/s) but only recently got a 5870 and started mining properly. Just recently decided to stop being a lurker even though I should really be writing my final year project proposal.

Sup

I'm a programmer and hope to contribute a few utilities to the bitcoin community in the future.
Perhaps even a small test apps in the next few days. You'll see the awesomeness that will be created soon.

Howdy everyone, I've been on the forum for a little while now but been too busy coding a mining pool to chat on here!

Hello, my name is mike and i am a bitcoin addict.

Hello all

Just started mining (bitcoin and namecoin pools) a few days ago, located in Northern Indiana, about 250-300 Mhash/s, playing with guiminer and was doing some namecoin solo mining on a 4850 to try and get lucky before the difficulty increase this morning, no such luck but I'll probably keep trying for a couple weeks and then go back to the pool my other card is a 5770 mostly in the namecoin pool with a bitcoin pool as a backup.

Im me... mining at 3GH/s for past few months

Hey Mr. Bitcoin,

i startet to search you since 2 days. I use only one HD6950 @900/1250 with 380Mhash/s.

Greetings

Hey everyone,

This is my first time checking out what bitcoins are all about. I am an electronic and software engineer in the Northeast United States.

Thanks!

Hello everyone, I'm almbfsek. I've first heard about Bitcoin when it was still equal to couple of dollars. Back then, I did some mining. I even got some free BTC from the Faucet then I simply forgot about everything and lost my wallet while upgrading my OS. Now, after many months, I'm too late on the Bitcoin bandwagon -as always-. With the regret of missing the possibility of being a rich man, I've registered here thinking about buying lots of GPUs and doing 7/24 mining but then I realized that with the current speed of difficulty increase, my gain wouldn't even cover the initial investment (am I wrong?). So here I am, just trying to contribute to the community because I still like the idea behind Bitcoins.

Cheers

Good morning bitcoin. I'm Arnold. New here and just looking around.

good morning bitcoin!

Wot sort of cheese?

Hello.  I'm a trader/investor.

Hello...  I'm new to this whole bitcoin thing, but as a programmer, I'm interested in how I could build mining technology into my applications to "monetize" them.

Hi,

Started mining with 2 5850's on ubuntu yesterday.

3 more on the way.

Rule #1 rules: Use best judgment in all situations. There will be no additional rules.
 
Cheers

Hi I'm Jason,

My partner and I are working on a couple of new websites for bitcoin users. So I'm attempting to build up a rep

Hi,

I'm an admin for FreeBitcoins.org! Feel free to PM me with any questions about our site

Happy bitcoining!

Also, I think AMD are pretty glad they managed to be the card of choice for bit mining...they're the immediate winners here

Hi Everyone, I'm new here.

So I've been reading a lot about Bitcoins for the last few days, and I think it's a beautiful ideal. I certainly want to see it succeed, as over the last few years I've begun to understand whom inflation systems really are geared to benefit the most, and it's not me, nor the vast majority of people I know.

I'm interested in the permanently currency capped system (although 21Million is faaar too few BTC for the whole world to have a share in, even down to 8 decimals (that's 3000 microBTC per person currently on earth...hoarding = major economic failure, unless I'm misunderstanding something, which I must be, because I doubt no one else has realized this by now). I've heard both that it can be split down infinitely, and that it goes to 8 decimals, so I'm a bit confused about that. There does need to be a more natural way to split coins (i've seen that already mentioned in a few threads, though) - mainstream will never accept 0.00000005334 as a satisfactory payment amount .

I'm not really interested in the fact that this is supposedly anonymous (although I don't actually believe that's completely the case), but I love the fact that it is run via p2p. The anonymous thing may actually be something that will turn legitimate businesses away - association with shadiness. There's so much pain governments already cause small businesses, and cheating income is a terrible risk to take, when they can easily see what you've bought with the "$1000 income you declared last tax year". To encourage businesses to sign up, they mustn't be enticed by the "Tax man won't know what you're doing" factor, as that will just cause this currency to have too many enemies. I believe more businesses will actually join if honesty and trust (verified = pref) is what the whole network is based on.

I believe the benefits of a system like this (secure and relatively fast transfers, no "owner" setting new rules) can win support on their own merit. I, for one, am interested in creating value for the currency, by creating bitcoin only products if I can - for it to succeed it needs something to compare itself to other than another currency (which is all its doing now).

Anyway does that count as 5 posts? or should I edit and split it all up