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Re: Selling Bitcoins at 3% less then Mtgox Average GBP
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Haihai
on 13/12/2012, 15:53:01 UTC
Why dont you put those to mtgox?
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Re: Where can I sell about 300 bitcoins?
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Haihai
on 12/12/2012, 15:34:16 UTC
You can always try some exchange.
MtGox has best rates AFAIK.
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Re: satoshiroller broke my wallet
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Haihai
on 12/12/2012, 11:28:17 UTC
Waaaaait, what is this? Are people plugging their wallet.dat into a third-party program to help them play SatoshiDice? Is that what is happening here?  Really?
They might have a separate wallet for such programs.
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Re: Mining Bitcoin OR Litcoin
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Haihai
on 10/12/2012, 15:29:38 UTC
If you mine BTC you make almost nothing. With litecoin you should be able to make something.
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Re: I have an old bitcoin wallet
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Haihai
on 10/12/2012, 12:05:20 UTC
If you have a backup of your wallet follow these instructions:
https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Securing_your_wallet#Restore

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Re: Starting to set up. Be kind please
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Haihai
on 10/12/2012, 12:03:27 UTC
i have 2-3 spare copies of windows 7, is linux or ubuntu and better than windows 7?
It doesnt really matter. Linux distrubutions provide built in SSH-capabilities to access miners remotely thou and they are free. I prefer linux.
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I have been messing around with guiminer and cannot for the life of me get it to locate my graphics card to scope out how it all is set up. Are ATI graphics cards far superior?
ATI (or AMD) cards are indeed superior compared to nvidia cards. ASIC devices will be far superior than both of these.
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From what i have gathered from my research and the comments from Isokivi, nyusternie and Gabi to hold off on the asics until delivered and proven since i dont know the full ins and outs of everything.
I agree. Wait until asics start shipping.
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I know by doing research that ill be operating at a loss, in terms of electricity costs (that of which i do not pay for rarely), but i was thinking of just building a rough 250Mh/s machine just to refresh my knowledge of building computers and to test to see if i can build a rig. Then possibly look into a FGPA as mentioned before or just build another rig for the benefits of economies of scale. I completely understand that this is a community and also for some a main source of income, I also understand that I will be faced with some hurdles along the way and hopefully i can get to the stage of acquirering more knowledge then be able to impart it on others who are interested in bitcoins and their mining.

any other suggestions and criticisms are more than welcome.
thanks once again
Wellcome to bitcoin.
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Re: While I'm Still In Here...Mining Question
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Haihai
on 10/12/2012, 11:56:33 UTC
ASIC-devices expected to start shipping soon will render GPU mining useless the same way GPU mining rendered CPU mining useless. ASICs are able to provide much greater hashrates than any other device and they are cheaper and use less power.

If you are planning to start mining you should consider getting an ASIC device. Google bASIC or Butterflylabs for more info.
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Re: Free Yubikey raffle
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Haihai
on 10/12/2012, 11:49:28 UTC
Happy birthday
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Re: Hello! Would like to trade
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Haihai
on 21/10/2012, 20:33:41 UTC
Withdraw that and buy them at a exchange. Easiest way, unless you try to scam.
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Re: Buying ASICS
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Haihai
on 21/10/2012, 19:51:43 UTC
I would like to buy a BFL ASIC miner, but I'd like to run the numbers once they start shipping and can give a reasonable delivery date.  If the ROI starting in January is 260 days or so, I wouldn't mind getting a BFL single. The idea of getting a 100% ROI in less than a year sounds good.
How did you get such high ROI-%? My own calculations would give only around 30% ROI on first year.
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Re: Earn 10% On Your Deposits~! PYRAMINING Referrals Here!
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Haihai
on 21/10/2012, 12:22:42 UTC
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Re: SatoshiTable.com - new bitcoin cashgame
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Haihai
on 21/10/2012, 12:20:22 UTC
I'm in Smiley.
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Re: Buying ASICS
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Haihai
on 21/10/2012, 12:18:00 UTC
I have my money on a BFL preorder. It might be too late to preorder now thou, but later on if production pics up, you might be able to buy ASIC's allmoust of the shelf.
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Re: A Guide On How To Escape The Newbie CELL???
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Haihai
on 21/10/2012, 12:00:17 UTC
IMHO you should use newbie forum for what it is ment for, not for spamming.
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Re: How much do you pay for electricity?
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Haihai
on 21/10/2012, 11:58:12 UTC
I pay nothing. Electricity is included in rent.
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Re: Do I need a case?
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Haihai
on 21/10/2012, 11:57:12 UTC
It's better without the case. It gets hotter inside the case. You can set motherboard on anything that doesn't conduct electricity. In most cases on an anti static bag. I have it like that, my second motherboard is set on top of a laptop cooler.

Anti-Static bags are slightly conductive. Never place running motherboard on one of those.
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Re: Where to get openCL?
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Haihai
on 21/10/2012, 11:54:20 UTC
Indeed. GPU or FPGA mining is currently the most profitable way to mine. Soon it will be all ASIC's thou.
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Re: Synchronizing with network - how long for you?
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Haihai
on 18/10/2012, 13:34:49 UTC
Last time for me was something like 10 hours.
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Re: Introduce yourself :)
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Haihai
on 18/10/2012, 13:30:16 UTC
Yo, im Haihai. Been mining for BTC for few months now, and now i am looking to expand my business.
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Re: I mined $0.12 in 2 days!!!
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Haihai
on 17/10/2012, 09:50:18 UTC
That's the same way I started.
Currently I have 3 cards running on a dedicated rig, hashing around 640mhash/s.