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I would put that into altcoins right away.
That is actually a wonderful gift but most people would not appreciate it and would rather buy materials or something physical
Like a car or purse or shoes.
That is actually a wonderful gift but most people would not appreciate it and would rather buy materials or something physical
Like a car or purse or shoes.
Re: How to earn monthly income with Bitcoin/Altcoin trading??
Alright so the best way to earn passive income and feel good seeing it grow is to find promising POS coins.
Basically by holding these coins they would mine themselves and accumulate more of the coin within your wallet.
The ones I recommend are coins that are cheap atm due to development which would grow into having practical future use and grow in value.
Some i have my eyes on are Piecoin and NEBL
Basically by holding these coins they would mine themselves and accumulate more of the coin within your wallet.
The ones I recommend are coins that are cheap atm due to development which would grow into having practical future use and grow in value.
Some i have my eyes on are Piecoin and NEBL
DiabloMiner ERROR: OpenCL platform Apple contains no devices
I'm trying to launch DiabloMiner on Slush's pool. My Mac's CPU is 2 x 2.66 GHz Dual-Core Intel Xeon and its graphics card is an NVIDIA GeForce 7300 GT. I get this error:
Code:
[6/23/11 12:28:34 PM] Started
[6/23/11 12:28:34 PM] Connecting to: http://api.bitcoin.cz:8332/
[6/23/11 12:28:34 PM] Using Apple OpenCL 1.0 (Dec 23 2010 17:30:26)
[6/23/11 12:28:34 PM] ERROR: OpenCL platform Apple contains no devices
[6/23/11 12:28:34 PM] Connecting to: http://api.bitcoin.cz:8332/
[6/23/11 12:28:34 PM] Using Apple OpenCL 1.0 (Dec 23 2010 17:30:26)
[6/23/11 12:28:34 PM] ERROR: OpenCL platform Apple contains no devices
SMF isn't very flexible.
And had nothing to do with the solving the problem with the PM system.
I'd rather switch to another forum software. 
Why?
Why am I starting to think about a private tracker that accepts Bitcoins as a way to say thanks, pay for leeching habits and reward seeders?
*idea*Il me semble bien avoir installé Ubuntu dans sa version 32 bits.
Mon processeur est un AMD Sempron(tm) 140 Processor. Par contre, je suis plutôt noob, sur le site d'AMD, je vois Features & Benefits :
Mon processeur est un AMD Sempron(tm) 140 Processor. Par contre, je suis plutôt noob, sur le site d'AMD, je vois Features & Benefits :
- Affordable - Performance
- Full-Featured to Improve your Computing Experience
- AMD64 Technology (AMD64 = 64bits?!)
Une distrib 32 bits peut tourner sur une machine 64 bits, mais c'est pas réciproque.
Tu devrais installer la version 64 bits d'Ubuntu amha. Ou mieux : installe la vraie Debian (Ubuntu, c'est naze).
Je pense que ça devrait régler ton problème.
Tu peux vérifier que c'est bien ça le souci avec un live CD (ça t'éviteras de changer ton OS pour rien). Si tu veux pas perdre de temsp en téléchargeant un live CD complet d'Ubuntu ou Debian, tu peux essayer avec Damn Small Linux, qui fait environ 50 Mo.
PS: j'arrive pas à me décider à t'écrire en français ou en anglais
Also see http://ripple-project.org/
Let's say 1 and 2.