Topic: Newbie restrictions - page 291. (Read 442041 times)
Is there enough 5 posts to posting on not newbies forums?
Post #2!
The only problem with the policy is that some of us are well-read on the subject of Bitcoin (like me) and I'd like to reply to the things I read in the other threads. But I can only post my 5 first posts in this newbie-section, so I need to just reply to the issues here (which are not so interesting all the time) - I gather replies also counts as posts? What I mean is, it's almost like spam to be posting 5 posts here just to be approved. I've got almost 7 hours logged in and have also read at least as much when not logged in just being linked from twitter et. al. And I use lots of other sources to read up on btc.
So to add something substantial to this post (and get started with the count): I've made phone calls to politicians, the central bank, the auditing authorities and a few business banks in the country I'm posting from. I also spoke to the foreign minister on the subject - and none of them had heard of the currency. This is 1. bad (for them). 2 good (it shows the almost insane potential the currency has - it's already at 100 MUSD - yet "no one" has heard of it.
So to add something substantial to this post (and get started with the count): I've made phone calls to politicians, the central bank, the auditing authorities and a few business banks in the country I'm posting from. I also spoke to the foreign minister on the subject - and none of them had heard of the currency. This is 1. bad (for them). 2 good (it shows the almost insane potential the currency has - it's already at 100 MUSD - yet "no one" has heard of it.
Seems like a good policy to keep out the spammers 
Yeah, but unfortunately the spammers are on higher status not on the Newbies, LOL,
Already has 18 post, yet still a Newbie 
I guess you will be a newbie until you have 50 posts.
I doubt it, you only have 25 posts today and you already are a Jr. Member. Look, they changed my stat, someone heard my tiny voice
Seems like a good policy to keep out the spammers
Already has 18 post, yet still a Newbie
Yeah this makes a lot of sense as to why I couldn't send messages
I'm at 5 posts now, guess I need more online time.
You can see your online time when in "profile" click "Show general statistics for this member."
Cool, thanks!
Yeah this makes a lot of sense as to why I couldn't send messages
I'm at 5 posts now, guess I need more online time.
Yeah this makes a lot of sense as to why I couldn't send messages
so if i post 5 times and am logged in for 5 hours i get to post in other threads...sounds easy enough.
yes and no, i don't disagree there needs to be some sort of restriction, but I've been reading the forums without registering for ages, finally decided i had some thing constructive to say, which will now be obsolete by the time i get there.
Maybe another way to be able to post without the full wait times would be by "verification" or sponsorship from an existing member
Same for me. Read a lot, wanted to reply and found the restriction. Ah well, I guess banning trollers took to much time. Maybe another way to be able to post without the full wait times would be by "verification" or sponsorship from an existing member
Cool...So i have to learn to crawl so i can walk. 
nah, I'm tired of this restrictions 
yes and no, i don't disagree there needs to be some sort of restriction, but I've been reading the forums without registering for ages, finally decided i had some thing constructive to say, which will now be obsolete by the time i get there.
Maybe another way to be able to post without the full wait times would be by "verification" or sponsorship from an existing member
Maybe another way to be able to post without the full wait times would be by "verification" or sponsorship from an existing member
5 posts and 4 hours is a good level to ensure people are reasonable.
i need to post in other section, thnx
with BTCGuild and deepbit getting DDOS, does that mean difficulty should be going down because of less total hash power?
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Actually, I was hoping that you could help me set-up CPU mining on my computer for a pool like Slush's or some others? Someone that does GPU mining told me earlier that my laptop can not GPU mine, but I can CPU mine. I just don't know how to set it up. I have GUIMiner on my laptop, ready to go. It always says connecting. . . and nothing more. IDK what i'm doing wrong.
xJared
Actually, I was hoping that you could help me set-up CPU mining on my computer for a pool like Slush's or some others? Someone that does GPU mining told me earlier that my laptop can not GPU mine, but I can CPU mine. I just don't know how to set it up. I have GUIMiner on my laptop, ready to go. It always says connecting. . . and nothing more. IDK what i'm doing wrong.
xJared
I dont know much about CPU mininig.
One of my comp is intel i3 procesor, and only ~2285 khash/s with bitcoin.
Second is intel dual core ~2000 khash/s with bitcoin.
6850 card, works 100 times faster.
Today is a great day
It will be more than double yesterday
large amount of blocks has been found - 29 for now.
It will be more than double yesterday
large amount of blocks has been found - 29 for now.
Hi there. Are you currently mining? If so, can I ask how you mine? CPU or GPU?
Yes and post my specification there if you interested:
http://forum.bitcoin.org/index.php?topic=15911.880
Actually, I was hoping that you could help me set-up CPU mining on my computer for a pool like Slush's or some others? Someone that does GPU mining told me earlier that my laptop can not GPU mine, but I can CPU mine. I just don't know how to set it up. I have GUIMiner on my laptop, ready to go. It always says connecting. . . and nothing more. IDK what i'm doing wrong.
xJared
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