'I want to link my Bitcointalk name with BTCJam's. Verification code: 7b503711-68ba-445f-b2a4-1705a11666a9'

At this point I am considering this pool to be in "testing". If after a day or so it hasn't exploded or grown sentient, it will be safe to add to the main post. Please help me test!

Of course it is.

So what would a cummingtonite fountain be called?

and so the bitching and moaning begins

Awesome, the network seems to be going fine! Gratz on the launch so far.

I wonder if someone will make a dedicated meme-coin exchange.

Willing to sell a few million, will accept other cryptocurrencies. PM me your offers.

That logo is resplendent. Perfect.

[resplendancy intensifies]

Finally a memecoin I can scratch my beard to!

I'm sorry I must have missed the part where it was proven to not be a scam. Until the source is released, it's a scam in my eyes.

That said, I'm happily running it in a VM.

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Thank you! This looks like something the community actually needs.

https://www.digitalocean.com/pricing Seems to be the most commonly recommended one here. Also good is http://www.windowsazure.com/ Microsoft Azure's free trial. They give you $200 to play with, and a cap of 20 CPU cores, which is good for about 11 days of free mining. I'm using it to mine up Primecoin (XPM).

Hah, sure, why not. Happy holidays and all that jazz!
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Sure why not.

Thank you so much!

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Finally a good use for my block erupters! Thanks!

As is my typical luck, it shuts down the day I decide to get back in to trading on this exchange. Oh well, at least I only lost the transfer fees.

You can find Windows builds of the "RdB" jhPrimeminer here:
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/sq24hzo993afy9c/l7icP0KiuM

I have no idea how trustworthy they are, but I've been using them for the past two weeks with no issues. The "RdBBeta4.0F2_x64" version seems to work the best on my AMD 1055t clocked at just over 3GHz.

I'm launching it with:

And getting:

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I'd buy a crapton of bitcoins. When I got started they were $7 each, then the next week they were $12 each. $50 then would have minted me a very tidy profit today.

I would leave my gear mining 24/7. And by gear, I mean my simple little video card. I'd also hang a fan beside it, in the case, to help with cooling. All of the BTC I have was either mined by me, or traded for.

I would get a dedicated cryptocurrency trading and management laptop. I'd set up email alerts rather than let a trade bot do it. My current setup is Debian with a crypted drive, and I just run the normal bitcoin wallet, along with the other cryptocurrency wallets. Nothing fancy, nothing paranoidly secure. I don't trust cloud wallets.

I'd read more about trading, rather than learn the lessons the hard way. Experience is the best teacher, so it is best to learn from other's experiences.

I wouldn't waste any time with any site offering free bitcoins for clicks. I would put up my own site of that kind, no matter the initial cost.

I would try my hardest to encourage people to pay me in BTC rather than paper money when I do contract work. The more  legitimate the currency is, the better it will do in the long run. It only gains value by being accepted for goods and services.

I'd get an account here (and on a couple of other forums), rather than lurking for over a year

f1rst p0st!!!!!!11one