Quote from: seriouscoin on March 03, 2015, 01:05:14 AM

Quote from: nsimmons on March 02, 2015, 08:53:45 PM

Quote from: dac_2020 on February 28, 2015, 09:01:57 PM

Darn, didn't realize your link would show me his posts as well. Not interested in the negativity so won't be looking at that again. It is too bad the moderators don't get rid of people like that. Even if he created account after account, he would eventually get bored and go away.

PS: I updated my forum profile. Maybe some will see this and block him sooner than later. Don't know, don't much care.

Sadly, that person is not very bright. He keeps talking about making more money selling my power over using it. Yet, I've said several times that I am looking for something interesting and worthwhile to devote my resources to, especially if it is something which is anti-monopoly. You would think that would be a positive thing but I know in life there are always the weird doubting types.

I am happy in my life, I have what I need so when I can, I look for things I can get involved in which will make me feel that I am doing some good. Sure, I'd love to cover my costs, mainly because that is the smart thing to do, so that I can continue justifying what ever I get involved in.

Not everything in life is specifically about making money.

Bitcointalk attacts some of the worst people. Its an interesting experiment in the worst human instincts.

I didn't see the price you receive selling power back to the grid, maybe I missed it. Some simple math shows if you get less than 13 cents kw/h then you'll make more mining. Not to mention future appreciation. I would probably mine with gpus.

I would say since price soars in 2013, it attacted all kind of idiots in the human kind.

Case in point: see the second bolded part above.

Yes, i would definitely mine bitcoin with gpu's. If i were to suggest mining anything else, it would be considered off topic, correct? Read between the lines, genius.

This is the bitcoin mining forum, not altcoins.