Still for sale.

no negative feedback.

No potential activity, and not currently enrolled in a sig campaign, although it was in the past.  Neutral feedback (forgot to say).

Selling Sr Member account.  ~300 activity, signed message from more than 3 months ago available.  Escrow preferred, buyer pays fees.  Price: .2 BTC

I was confused by the title, and reading the thread has not helped any.  Isis's what now?  They will never have a good image, so why do they bother?

Yeah thanks for the heads up guys, I have been having slow transactions too.  I guess I just need to bump up the fee a little bit to get my stuff to go through.

Pliney the elder.  I live near the brewery so I can get it whenever I want

I am now receiving rewards once again from scrypt.cc.  In light of this I just got one thing to say to Cryptodevil, ThePhwner and all the other asstrolls spamming this thread with their hate:

Yep, I agree that this is a psychological move.  If people in Greece were really buying bitcoins en mass then I believe we would see a much sharper increase in price.

Wait, I am not sure what the price has to do with it.  Don't they want to use the block chain? As I understand it this does not require any price manipulation?  I could be wrong, math is not my friend lol.

I didn't buy anything expensive yet, but maybe someday I can use it to buy a house

I play on here a little bit, and it is absolutely NOT a ponzi, it is a gambling game based on the idea of a ponzi.  A true ponzi is not transparent, you have no idea what funds are coming from where.  This site you can see ALL of the deposits, and all of the information is presented clearly (except that the return is not really 40% or whatever).

But yeah, this should be in the gambling section IMO.  I say this as someone who has played the game.

I looked in to it a little bit, and I don't think that you need a guide really.  Just rent some hash on nicehash, or a similar service.  I have not tried it yet so I have no idea what the returns are, you will need to calculate them yourself based on the price of hash, and the price of DRKT when you sell it back to the market.

OK guys, this is obviously an anagram.  If you exclude some of the unnecessary letters in the message you get "The perplexing wok awoke truth"  Clearly this is a reference to clams (CLAM) because the way you mine them is rather perplexing, and when you find them it is as if the truth has awakened.

But if you use all of the letters things become interesting:

I AM VODUNS NIPPY LUV STRANGER. WE ARE ONE TIT.

OXO

WHITEY B  GOATEE

VOTE KOOK HE KEEN hh


This may seem like nonsense at first, but if you consider that a vodun is a spirit, it refers to Satoshi's ethereal nature in the bitcoin community.  But if you look further in the message it is also clear that he is referring to VOD, the legendary boob licker.  Nippy is Satoshi's pet name, given to him by VOD.  He is a love stranger for the same reason that he is a vodun: no one knows who the heck he is.  "We are one tit" reveals both that they are deeply involved, perhaps even married.  OXO is a just a greeting and doesn't mean much besides hugs and kisses.  But here is the shocking part:  he reveals his name as Whitey B!!! Goatee is clearly another pet name so it can be momentarily disregarded.   So who is Whitey B?  None other than Whitey Bulger!!!

And finally he leaves us with a message for the future:  vote for Donald Trump because he is "keen".  Obviously it is Trump because he is the kookiest candidate.  I have no idea what the hh is for, but I bet it is mysterious.

There!  Now we know who Satoshi is!  The mystery is finally solved, along with a community member (VOD) that has direct access to him!

So VOD how is Satoshi doing these days?

I don't really see the connection between religions and cryptos.  Maybe if you only use the loosest definition of religion.  OTOH we do have our messiah (Satoshi), but we seem to lack a codified centralized belief system.  But we do have the OTHER - christians currently have gays, and we have banks, PP, CC, et. al.

I don't completely disagree but if the transaction fee goes up too much then there is really not any advantage over traditional payments like credit cards and paypal.  I think that higher transaction volume, and thus a larger block size is preferable to increasing the fees.  Or at least increasing the fees substantially.

This is great, I hope this exhibition goes well.  This is exactly the sort of thing we need to improve the usefulness of bitcoins.  The best part is that hopefully a certain community, affluent people with spare money to buy things, will be introduced to bitcoins.  Even if none of them actually start to use it at the event, it will put it on their radar for the future.

I think that at this point it is doubtful bitcoin will be used as a currency.  Pretty much everyone in cryptos is here to make money it seems.  We treat it like an investment, not a currency.  If you get money from the bank, how many people hold on to that hoping the price will increase by multiples?  My guess is nobody.  Plus governments don't seem to like it so they will put pressure with regulations to prevent it from being popular.

It is easy to say, but for example California alone is likely bigger than your whole country.  If I move to a cheaper place, it will be hard to visit family and friends.  Plus most companies adjust for cost of living down to the penny, so it isn't like you will really make that much more.

I think we should aim for 666.666, a much easier target to hit.  I see this happening next year, 6-6-16.