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I've been speaking to the developer today, it's intention was just a joke with him and his wife, but now that is has a following he's focusing on improving it (there's a few dumb bugs).
24 hours worth of mining a few days ago has netted me half a BTC (if I sell the rest I have near enough 2 BTC...
Summed it up nicely!
By the way, has anyone been following Dogecoin? It's scarily gaining traction, there's a load of 16-17 year olds (who haven't even heard of Bitcoin) mining this, and as bad as it is - it could have some* traction behind it!
* results may vary.
Ok nice, kinda just looked at the pictures only :P
I have the same sub - been sat in the loft for about 3 years but tempted to get it out for a laugh - where did you wire it from the engine bay? any grommets at all?
Haha yeah, PayPal and CreditCard is a funny one :P
I'd imagine you'll get companies who will charge say 1% as their "cut", and provide a similar level of protection.
True, but you can do that with any other method as well, even on PayPal - there may be a chargeback from all the affected users, but that person who ran off will still have the money.
I get what you're saying, all depends how it's handled imo.
Didn't realise that was what you meant in the first instance, assumed you meant I sent and you cant figure out if received.
Yeah in that case its gone forever - but just look at SilkRoad (when it existed), they worked on reputation and that worked well for pretty much most of the transactions.
Uh, well you provide the address, so you'd know if it was your address or not?
Not quite sure I know what you mean!
Proof is on the blockchain, easy to find info about a transaction or balance.
Agreed a while off, the main scare for companies doing it is that there is no comeback if they...
There are payment processors like PayPal in the works, so it will definitely be interesting.
Proving you have paid is easy - generating addresses is free and easy - you generate an address per transaction, if it gains the desired coins, they've paid :)
It works the same on most places, from...
I've used mine for a good few hours and got no wear though. And I think you'll find he means console, we can't all pick the right one (I see you have a PSN ID) ;)
Good choice in case BigDaveAMG - how did you find building in it?
I found it so much nicer to build and look at than my 700D! Nevermind the fact it's smaller of course
That's awesome, so the rear has rolled arches, how does the front fit, is it literally just with max camber? Don't you have a performance hit and don't the tyres wear really quickly? I'd have some if it's easy to do :P
There was a bug with it when the console wasn't turned off properly apparently - you could fix the judderyness by restarting it fully - but glad to know it's been fixed ty :)
Hey, Yeah I meant to reply will do it now - I tried to but site went fecked for me too!
Basically they get sent to your wallet, you then send them to an exchange (they have a deposit address unique to u), once its on the exchange you just exchange it for Quark, job done!
Forgot to post this earlier:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=346134.0
This is a facility owned by one of the guys who runs ASICMiner, probably the most successful Bitcoin hardware producer!
It's insane.
Sure it will, most people are not driven by electrical costs but actual ASIC costs :P
I am in agreement though that it's a waste of electricity, but hey ho, there's worse things to waste it on.
Power is free in Iceland anyway isn't it? And you basically have all of your cooling sorted for...
True, though ASICs are pretty efficient, and we're only going to see it get more efficient :)
The 22nm new asics coming out are pretty damn impressive!
via paypal will require a level of trust - but more so on the person sending the crypto - as there's no form of chargeback - where as with paypal you could put a dispute up and get a refund.
I'll see if I can spare any funds (theyre all tied up) to get some more QRK, but won't be until tonight...
@Jay.S I've used 2 methods, but one is distinctly easier (and both require buying Bitcoin first):
Localbitcoins - easy and secure - all transactions are escrowed. You buy BTC via bank transfer and then send it where you want.
Transferwise (through bank transfer) and sending as a SEPA transfer...
Using the wallet you can perform a "transaction" (sending coins from one address to another) which will send the money. A wallet just contains the private keys to "addresses" - so I would send my bitcoins to your address, which would then be confirmed on the network (after about 10min) - you...
All transactions are public, in something known as the "blockchain" (the transactiosn are stored/processed in the blocks miners mine) - distributed by p2p. The only way to "double spend" is if you have 51% of the mining network, as it's based on "confirmations" of other miners. In this day and...
How do you mean by banned? they're not banned at all.
Financial Institutions (aka Banks) in China are currently banned from dealing with virtual currencies yes, but there's no regulations currently to stop misuse - and alot of the ideas of using Cryptocurrency is a way of not using FIAT - so...