Done.
You should have received a whopping 0.95 BTC. (It was all I had )

My balance on mybitcoin is now 0, too.

My bitcoins went to 1MAazCWMydsQB5ynYXqSGQDjNQMN3HFmEu as well.

I had only 0.84BTC, so I don't really care, but I just wanted to confirm what the OP said.

However, it is possible I used the same password for my Mt. Gox account (which I never really used. I had no $ nor BTC in Mt. Gox, so once again, I don't really care).

I'm not sure I understand what you mean.

DamienBlack was referring to BitcoinWatch numbers, as well.
103716 TeraFLOPS = 103 PetaFLOPS
This is 13 times more than this Japanese computer.

The VHEMT is addressing this question here : http://www.vhemt.org/scififantasy.htm#comet

It's true that overpopulation isn't determined by numbers, but resources.
However, according to the Global Footprint Network, we are currently using the equivalent of 1.5 earths.

Also, nobody said anything about hating Humanity. I'm merely hoping for sustainability.

Thank you

It seems there was a "clean-up" (a few useless threads aren't there anymore).
And I admit that the title alone may not make it look like a constructive thread ^^

Apparently only the biggest/most notable pools get pinned.

So, how many posts are required? 25?
Doesn't that just encourage newbies to post 25 useless posts in this forum?

Also, I created a new thread yesterday in "Off-topic", which title was "Please, stop having children.", and where we were discussing overpopulation.
Apparently, it got deleted.
I'm not sure what my post count was at that time. Does it have anything to do with these "newbie restrictions", or was it just deleted because some moderator didn't like it?

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I think he was referring to self-signed certificates, which you can create yourself.
These certificates causes your browser to display a warning (and Firefox warning is pretty dissuasive), because they aren't secure (they're vulnerable to man-in-the-middle attacks).

StartSSL "class 1" certificates, albeit free, are signed by a Certification Authority (StartCom), and display no warning in your Web-browser. (They aren't vulnerable to man-in-the-middle attacks).

Yes, solar energy is probably the future of energy (and that's a good thing).

But, how do you mine an asteroid?
And, do asteroids provide clean water, food, waste disposal... ?

The Class1 validation validates your domain name. (They do it by sending you a verification link to postmaster@yourdomain.com or a similar address.)
The Class2 validation validates your identity. (You have to send them a picture of your identity card).

Now, as far as encryption goes, I don't think there's a difference between the different classes.

DISCLAIMER: I haven't used any of their certificates myself. (Yet. Except their client certificate.)

Yes, their basic certificate isr free.

From their FAQ:


I'd suggest you have a look at their website: StartSSL™ Comparison Chart

Nope, they sign it. They're a Certification Authority.

It depends on where you decide to buy your certificate.

StartSSL (http://www.startssl.com/) delivers free SSL certificates. Their root CA certificate is accepted by all browsers, as far as I know.
Their cheapest paid-for certificate costs $60 and is valid for 2 years. (It's not that expensive IMHO)

Of course, I would. Especially considering Satoshi is already born.

That wouldn't be very efficient.
By killing myself right now, it would remove only 1 individual from the Earth population (and I would be quickly replaced by dozens of newborns in the following seconds).
By helping a few people realize that breeding like rabbits isn't sustainable, I might help them to avoid adding several individuals to the world population.

Also, check out what the VHEMT has to say about suicide: http://www.vhemt.org/death.htm#killself
DISCLAIMER: I am not affiliated with the VHEMT, and I don't think we should go as far as letting our species die. I'd rather see Humanity achieve sustainability. Either way, we have to stop increasing our population size.

As an inhabitant of the Earth, I hereby ask my fellow Humans of the Earth to consider stopping having kids.

Here's why:

1. The world population keeps growing
1950: 2.5 billion people
2011: 7 billion people
And it's not going to stop (the world population is estimated to reach 9 billion by 2050)

2. We are already too many
A non-negligible portion of the world population lacks access to adequate housing, basic sanitation, or even food and clean water.
How about improving the condition of existing humans, before thinking about creating new ones (who will consume resources)?

Not to mention our impact on the environment (global warming, pollution, extinguished species, shrinking forests...)

Here's a pretty informative image:
http://www.upack.com/images/info/population600.jpg

Now, even if you don't think there are too many of us, you can probably agree that there are enough of us.

3. Having 2 kids is too much right now
In the long term, if every couple has 2 children, there will be no population growth.
However in the short term (next few decades), due to population momentum, and increasing life expectancy, having 2 kids (or even 1) is going to increase the population size.
For example, China has a fertility rate of 1.5, but isn't expected to reach zero population growth before 2030.

Also, remember that raising kids:
- is expensive
- will eat up most of your free time
- will increase your impact on the environment.


So, please:
- use contraception
- if you really want to raise a child, consider adopting one.


See also:
- The Voluntary Human Extinction Movement (very rational).
- The Church of Euthanasia (Sense of humor required)

Erm... spongehead, what are you mining with?

There's a user with 135GH/s right now, I guess it's you.
But it shows you have submitted a total of 42 shares only (and it just went down to 41 )

Good point.
Where did you find this piece of code? In the client?

I don't think Bitcoin has anything to do with it.
There are like, what, a few thousand miners in the UK?