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Ok fine, we give in! 25% off any VPS or Domain!! Brie.. er..Green Monday Special
Hello everyone!
We know it's been a while since our last promotion, but we've been so bombarded by Black Friday, Cyber Monday, Cyber Week, and now Green Monday soon to be... Enough! We give in!! We'll do a deal too!!!
Effective Immediately: For the next two.. FOUR... WHATEVER! Take 25% off our already low prices on VPS and Domains until the end of the year!
Use coupon briemonday2014 at https://www.briehost.com (expires 12/31/2014)
Our Always Low Cost OpenVZ Servers (Before Discount)
LA OpenVZ 1024
Uptime 99.99% Guaranteed
Premium Bandwidth 1 TB
Type Template
Cores 2
RAM 1024 MB
Burstable to 1536 MB
HDD 31 GB (RAID 10)
IPv4 1 included
IPv6 10 included
Starting from $8.50/month... Now from $6.38/month or less ORDER NOW
Coupon Code briemonday2014 (expires 12/31/2014)
LA OpenVZ 512
Uptime 99.99% Guaranteed
Premium Bandwidth 1 TB
Type Template
Cores 2
RAM 512 MB
Burstable to 768 MB
HDD 15 GB (RAID 10)
IPv4 1 included
IPv6 10 included
Starting from $4.50/month... Now from $3.38/month or less ORDER NOW
Coupon Code briemonday2014 (expires 12/31/2014)
Test IPv4 198.55.111.5
Test IPv6 2607:fcd0:0:a::1
Our hardware for this offer:
OpenVZ Node Los Angeles
CPU Dual Intel Xeon Quad-Core L5520 2.26GHz
RAM 72GB DDR3
Disks HDD SATA in Raid 10
Also serving KVM with:
KVM Nodes Frankfurt
CPU Intel i7 3770 3.4GHz
RAM 32GB DDR3
Disks HDD SATA in Raid 10
Domains Offering .com, .net and .org domains at $15 per year.
About Us - Brie Host is a New York based hosting company providing servers based out of Frankfurt and Los Angeles. Product lines include KVM and OpenVZ Servers.
We do not oversell our Virtual Private Servers on RAM or HDD
Our goal is to provide the best and most straight-forward Virtual Private Servers money can buy. We accept Bitcoin, Paypal, and any publicly traded alternate crypto currency.
Visit us on our website at https://www.briehost.com/ or contact us at sales@briehost.com
We know it's been a while since our last promotion, but we've been so bombarded by Black Friday, Cyber Monday, Cyber Week, and now Green Monday soon to be... Enough! We give in!! We'll do a deal too!!!
Effective Immediately: For the next two.. FOUR... WHATEVER! Take 25% off our already low prices on VPS and Domains until the end of the year!
Use coupon briemonday2014 at https://www.briehost.com (expires 12/31/2014)
Our Always Low Cost OpenVZ Servers (Before Discount)
LA OpenVZ 1024
Uptime 99.99% Guaranteed
Premium Bandwidth 1 TB
Type Template
Cores 2
RAM 1024 MB
Burstable to 1536 MB
HDD 31 GB (RAID 10)
IPv4 1 included
IPv6 10 included
Starting from $8.50/month... Now from $6.38/month or less ORDER NOW
Coupon Code briemonday2014 (expires 12/31/2014)
LA OpenVZ 512
Uptime 99.99% Guaranteed
Premium Bandwidth 1 TB
Type Template
Cores 2
RAM 512 MB
Burstable to 768 MB
HDD 15 GB (RAID 10)
IPv4 1 included
IPv6 10 included
Starting from $4.50/month... Now from $3.38/month or less ORDER NOW
Coupon Code briemonday2014 (expires 12/31/2014)
Test IPv4 198.55.111.5
Test IPv6 2607:fcd0:0:a::1
Our hardware for this offer:
OpenVZ Node Los Angeles
CPU Dual Intel Xeon Quad-Core L5520 2.26GHz
RAM 72GB DDR3
Disks HDD SATA in Raid 10
Also serving KVM with:
KVM Nodes Frankfurt
CPU Intel i7 3770 3.4GHz
RAM 32GB DDR3
Disks HDD SATA in Raid 10
Domains Offering .com, .net and .org domains at $15 per year.
About Us - Brie Host is a New York based hosting company providing servers based out of Frankfurt and Los Angeles. Product lines include KVM and OpenVZ Servers.
We do not oversell our Virtual Private Servers on RAM or HDD
Our goal is to provide the best and most straight-forward Virtual Private Servers money can buy. We accept Bitcoin, Paypal, and any publicly traded alternate crypto currency.
Visit us on our website at https://www.briehost.com/ or contact us at sales@briehost.com
Re: [ANN][CFC2]Coffeecoin | New Bounties! | Now with Mac wallet!
Briehost is currently accepting payment in Coffeecoin for all services listed on www.briehost.com
Payment is not yet automated, but we will happily accept CFC2 if you choose your product, place your order and open a support ticket by emailing support@briehost.com
Payment is not yet automated, but we will happily accept CFC2 if you choose your product, place your order and open a support ticket by emailing support@briehost.com
Re: [ANN] HYPER ~The Game Currency ~ Merchant App ~5% Monthly PoS ~ Live Games
Briehost is currently accepting payment in HYPER for all services listed on www.briehost.com
Payment is not yet automated, but we will happily accept HYPER if you choose your product, place your order and open a support ticket by emailing support@briehost.com
Payment is not yet automated, but we will happily accept HYPER if you choose your product, place your order and open a support ticket by emailing support@briehost.com
Re: [ANN] Cinni | PoS | First Coin With Private Encrypted Messaging | No premine
Announcing to the Cinni community: Briehost offers VPS and Domains payable in Cinni via support ticket or email. Looking forward to helping out the community in any way we can!
www.briehost.com
www.briehost.com
Less time uploading, more time for your client to pick out his favorite color
Do you miss the good old days when it would take an hour to configure your AT-5000 Auto-Dialer? You had time to read, call your mom, maybe even go on AOL Instant Messenger to chat with babes on the internet... Those days are long gone.
We thought we were accustomed to life in the 21st century, until we updated our uplink speed to 1Gb/s. Uploads and downloads that used to take minutes now only take seconds, and we haven't gotten a 2048 tile since upgrading.
Briehost wants to give you as much freedom as possible with your bandwidth and storage. Now you can sleep easy knowing that we have doubled our storage space on all OpenVZ VPS plans. You get 6GB HDD with all 128MB OpenVZ servers, 14GB HDD with all 256MB OpenVZ servers, and 30GB HDD with all 512MB OpenVZ servers.
OpenVZ Deals
Micro LA OpenVZ 128 Starting from $1.99/month ORDER NOW
Uptime - 99.99% Guaranteed
Premium Bandwidth - 100 GB
Type - Template
Cores - 1
RAM - 128 MB
Burstable to - 256 MB
HDD - 3 GB (RAID 10) 6GB (RAID 10)
IPv4 - 1 included
IPv6 - 10 included
Panel - SolusVM
Micro LA OpenVZ 256 Starting from $2.99/month ORDER NOW
Uptime - 99.99% Guaranteed
Premium Bandwidth - 250 GB
Type - Template
Cores - 1
RAM - 256 MB
Burstable to - 512 MB
HDD - 7 GB (RAID 10) 14GB (RAID 10)
IPv4 - 1 included
IPv6 - 10 included
Panel - SolusVM
LA OpenVZ 512 Starting from $4.50/month ORDER NOW
Uptime 99.99% Guaranteed
Premium Bandwidth 1 TB
Type Template
Cores 2
RAM 512 MB
Burstable to 768 MB
HDD 15 GB (RAID 10) 30GB (RAID10)
IPv4 1 included
IPv6 10 included
Panel - SolusVM
Benchmark.sh results from one of our LA OpenVZ 128MB VPS:
root@bench128:~# sh bench.sh
CPU model : Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU L5520 @ 2.27GHz
Number of cores : 1
CPU frequency : 1600.000 MHz
Total amount of ram : 128 MB
Total amount of swap : 128 MB
System uptime : 6 min,
Download speed from CacheFly: 26.7MB/s
Download speed from Coloat, Atlanta GA: 27.7MB/s
Download speed from Softlayer, Dallas, TX: 44.1MB/s
Download speed from Linode, Tokyo, JP: 11.5MB/s
Download speed from i3d.net, Rotterdam, NL: 4.20MB/s
Download speed from Leaseweb, Haarlem, NL: 29.4MB/s
Download speed from Softlayer, Singapore: 12.5MB/s
Download speed from Softlayer, Seattle, WA: 60.2MB/s
Download speed from Softlayer, San Jose, CA: 32.9MB/s
Download speed from Softlayer, Washington, DC: 24.8MB/s
I/O speed : 332 MB/s
Test IPv4 198.55.111.5
Test IPv6 2607:fcd0:0:a::1
Our hardware for this offer:
OpenVZ Node Los Angeles
CPU Dual Intel Xeon Quad-Core L5520 2.26GHz
RAM 72GB DDR3
Disks HDD SATA in Raid 10
Also serving KVM with:
KVM Nodes Frankfurt
CPU Intel i7 3770 3.4GHz
RAM 32GB DDR3
Disks HDD SATA in Raid 10
Test IPv4: 84.200.230.82
Domains Offering .com, .net and .org domains at $15 per year.
About Us - Brie Host is a New York based hosting company providing servers based out of Frankfurt and Los Angeles. Product lines include KVM and OpenVZ Servers.
We do not oversell our Virtual Private Servers.
Our goal is to provide the best and most straight-forward Virtual Private Servers money can buy. We accept Bitcoin, Paypal, and any publicly traded alternate crypto currency.
Visit us on our website at Briehost.com or contact us at sales@briehost.com
We thought we were accustomed to life in the 21st century, until we updated our uplink speed to 1Gb/s. Uploads and downloads that used to take minutes now only take seconds, and we haven't gotten a 2048 tile since upgrading.
Briehost wants to give you as much freedom as possible with your bandwidth and storage. Now you can sleep easy knowing that we have doubled our storage space on all OpenVZ VPS plans. You get 6GB HDD with all 128MB OpenVZ servers, 14GB HDD with all 256MB OpenVZ servers, and 30GB HDD with all 512MB OpenVZ servers.
OpenVZ Deals
Micro LA OpenVZ 128 Starting from $1.99/month ORDER NOW
Uptime - 99.99% Guaranteed
Premium Bandwidth - 100 GB
Type - Template
Cores - 1
RAM - 128 MB
Burstable to - 256 MB
HDD - 3 GB (RAID 10) 6GB (RAID 10)
IPv4 - 1 included
IPv6 - 10 included
Panel - SolusVM
Micro LA OpenVZ 256 Starting from $2.99/month ORDER NOW
Uptime - 99.99% Guaranteed
Premium Bandwidth - 250 GB
Type - Template
Cores - 1
RAM - 256 MB
Burstable to - 512 MB
HDD - 7 GB (RAID 10) 14GB (RAID 10)
IPv4 - 1 included
IPv6 - 10 included
Panel - SolusVM
LA OpenVZ 512 Starting from $4.50/month ORDER NOW
Uptime 99.99% Guaranteed
Premium Bandwidth 1 TB
Type Template
Cores 2
RAM 512 MB
Burstable to 768 MB
HDD 15 GB (RAID 10) 30GB (RAID10)
IPv4 1 included
IPv6 10 included
Panel - SolusVM
Benchmark.sh results from one of our LA OpenVZ 128MB VPS:
root@bench128:~# sh bench.sh
CPU model : Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU L5520 @ 2.27GHz
Number of cores : 1
CPU frequency : 1600.000 MHz
Total amount of ram : 128 MB
Total amount of swap : 128 MB
System uptime : 6 min,
Download speed from CacheFly: 26.7MB/s
Download speed from Coloat, Atlanta GA: 27.7MB/s
Download speed from Softlayer, Dallas, TX: 44.1MB/s
Download speed from Linode, Tokyo, JP: 11.5MB/s
Download speed from i3d.net, Rotterdam, NL: 4.20MB/s
Download speed from Leaseweb, Haarlem, NL: 29.4MB/s
Download speed from Softlayer, Singapore: 12.5MB/s
Download speed from Softlayer, Seattle, WA: 60.2MB/s
Download speed from Softlayer, San Jose, CA: 32.9MB/s
Download speed from Softlayer, Washington, DC: 24.8MB/s
I/O speed : 332 MB/s
Test IPv4 198.55.111.5
Test IPv6 2607:fcd0:0:a::1
Our hardware for this offer:
OpenVZ Node Los Angeles
CPU Dual Intel Xeon Quad-Core L5520 2.26GHz
RAM 72GB DDR3
Disks HDD SATA in Raid 10
Also serving KVM with:
KVM Nodes Frankfurt
CPU Intel i7 3770 3.4GHz
RAM 32GB DDR3
Disks HDD SATA in Raid 10
Test IPv4: 84.200.230.82
Domains Offering .com, .net and .org domains at $15 per year.
About Us - Brie Host is a New York based hosting company providing servers based out of Frankfurt and Los Angeles. Product lines include KVM and OpenVZ Servers.
We do not oversell our Virtual Private Servers.
Our goal is to provide the best and most straight-forward Virtual Private Servers money can buy. We accept Bitcoin, Paypal, and any publicly traded alternate crypto currency.
Visit us on our website at Briehost.com or contact us at sales@briehost.com
We have decided to move this giveaway to cryptocointalk: https://cryptocointalk.com/topic/11447-brie-host-vps-giveaway-may-2014/
The winners have been declared, find all the info here: https://www.briehost.com/announcements.php?id=3
The October Giveaway entry period is now over. We are processing the remaining entrants and will post the winners very soon. Thank you to all who participated!
We will be processing the last entries and contacting the winners very soon. Once that the winners have claimed their prizes we will post the winning hashes here.
Keep your fingers crossed!
We will be processing the last entries and contacting the winners very soon. Once that the winners have claimed their prizes we will post the winning hashes here.
Keep your fingers crossed!
At difficult of 189,281,249
If USB Block Erupters are price at $5 each then it's worth it.
You should earn about $3.63 a month.
If USB Block Erupters are price at $5 each then it's worth it.
You should earn about $3.63 a month.
Before power usage and ignoring price increase?
Hey if you want to sell me one at $5 I'll take it
Kind of a right hand doesn't know what the left hand is doing situation if eBay is trapping virtual currency sellers into violating PayPal's TOS.
Or perhaps its one of those "whoops, we were supposed to announce that paypal is now cool with bitcoin first" situations
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The winners will be determined using a provably fair method which will be outlined here
What method ?
I take the entrant's name and add a secret to the end then do an MD5 hash of that
these 12gb represent all the block headers as well as all unspent transactions. The Satoshi/original client no longer saves spent transaction details so at least it is not as large as it could be 
This is untrue. The reference client saves the raw blockchain on disk, which contain all blocks and therefore all transactions. Some orphan blocks are saved too, since the program doesn't learn they are orphans until too late. However it doesn't keep an index into transactions, which means you can't ask your client about arbitrary transactionsbut they exist on disk nevertheless. The parameter -txindex controls this indexing and is 0 by default.
Oh! I must have misread something in my research but upon further inspection it seems you are very right.
Sorry for rebroadcasting misinformation and thank you for the correction!
Your drawing method is not provably fair. As it is, you could have generated a secret that results in a particularly low MD5 hash for you some name (real or fake), and enter the contest later using an alt account.
I'm not saying that you would do anything so nefarious, but you need some element unknown to you to prove fairness. For example, you could use the hash of the first BTC block that is mined after the contest has officially ended.
That being said, this is a nice contest. Count me in.
I'm not saying that you would do anything so nefarious, but you need some element unknown to you to prove fairness. For example, you could use the hash of the first BTC block that is mined after the contest has officially ended.
That being said, this is a nice contest. Count me in.
You are quite right, I love this forum because there are people like you who are smart people and critical thinkers who speak their mind!
I really like your idea of using the first block to be generated after the promotion period. Since the contest is over halfway though and already has got a fair amount of entries, which have already been given their hash/tickets, I feel it would be unfair to change the rules now. Entrants can not be working for Brie Host or any of it's affiliates, and winners must agree to be announced publicly in order to win.
We will absolutely be using the first block after promotion period for the next promotion we run!
How should we describe this promotion? Provably fair (if you trust us)? Provably "fair"? Probably fair?
Our first rule/term/condition might help with the provable bit, since you will be able to speak to the winners yourself, as to ascertain if they are real winners or sock puppets
"You must consent to having your name or handle published on BrieHost.com, on our Twitter, and in the Forums. This is needed to prove the fairness of the promotion. You may choose not to consent however this will disqualify you from any prizes you have won"
I read about Bitcoins somewhere on the Internet back when 1 BTC was $1.50. I started mining it, mostly out of pure technical curiosity, I just wanted to see it in action. After getting involved and having my wallet filled up a bit I started to think whether this could be an asset for the future and I should buy some, as mining with my CPU already wasn't really worthwhile anymore at that time. Talked it through with my girl, but our financial situation wasn't very good at that time and the maximum 1500$ we could have spent on it didn't seem to be much compared to what I knew about traditional investments. So we decided not to.
I stopped mining too and even completely forgot about BTC when I reinstalled my computer...without making a backup of my wallet.
Bitcoin got my attention again when the bubble started to grow this year and it was at $200. I remembered by decision about not buying the ~1000 BTC which would have been worth $200,000 (and still $140,000 today).
So what's your story for the Regret Thread? Maybe you have told it elsewhere already but please put it here, where it really belongs to
I stopped mining too and even completely forgot about BTC when I reinstalled my computer...without making a backup of my wallet.
Bitcoin got my attention again when the bubble started to grow this year and it was at $200. I remembered by decision about not buying the ~1000 BTC which would have been worth $200,000 (and still $140,000 today).
So what's your story for the Regret Thread? Maybe you have told it elsewhere already but please put it here, where it really belongs to
Probably not a popular sentiment on this forum, but Litecoin is trading at a comparable rate
http://www.ebay.com/sch/Virtual-Currency-/179023/i.html
Virtual Currency sub-section seems enabled on eBay ...
Virtual Currency sub-section seems enabled on eBay ...
Wow, GPUminer software a steal at only $199!