What is CDN? I have never heard of that.

So? People don't really care where it is hosted as long as it is cheap and if it is good hosting the location doesn't really matter.

Any other webhost. I don't think I've seen any as expensive as this one. 8GB of bandwidth go away in a couple of days, even for a low-traffic community website.

This is just one out of the many examples I can give:
http://www.ipage.com/

Really, I think any webhost out there has way lower prices than this. Plus, the bandwidth is extremely low. I think it would be more of a challenge to find someone who charges more than this.

That is quite expensive if I can be honest.

I have now spent 2 full weeks trying to make a paper wallet & I'm not much further on than I was on day 1. If I don't make progress today, I'm gonna sell my bitcoin (at a susbstantial loss) & forget about them, rather than leaving them on my computer for somebody to hack. I have tried without success to get bitaddress.org to work offline, so today I am trying brainwallet.org & bitcoinpaperwallet.com, but so far I'm encountering the same problem. When I download bitcoinpaperwallet.com, I am told to extract the ZIP file. How do I do that? Yesterday I tried using 77zip but Kaspersky told me it would cause harm to my PC.

Nobody knows who owns ghash.io, but it seems like there is 1 or more privat persons behind it.
Given the fact that every day 3500 Bitcoins are being mined and ghash.io doing about 25% of it http://blockchain.info/pools it means they earn every day 875 Bitcoins, thats 315.000 a year, given the fact that we have the same amount of Bitcoins being produced the next 3 years, this person(s) will own more then 1 million Bitcoins in 3 years.

I even read on this forum that ghash.io tried even to manipulate a bitcoin casino with not confirmed but sent bitcoins.
Thats something which should scare the Bitcoin community. At least it seems like not so difficult to own a hugh percentage of mining power, when a government or an organisation like the NSA starts to do their own mining pools, they could easily have more then 50% even. I think thats a question of time when it will

Hi everyone

So far the most recommended USB hubs seems to be this D Link 7 port hub with 5v 3Amp plug: http://www.amazon.co.uk/D-Link-DUB-H7-Port-USB-External/dp/B0002AFZVM

Now in the USA it seems a lot of people are using Rosewill RHB-520 - 10 ports 5v 3.5Amp: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817182257

If you live in the UK what are you using?

Trying to locate the best pricing / reliability

Thank you in advance everyone

Not sure where this should be posted, been a while since I've been here.  Regardless, move it if needed and let me know.

I digress, Cex.io seems to have issues for the last solid 12 hours with money users deposited them not having it credited to their accounts.  Emails have been pretty standard, when they respond, regards to yes there is a problem, no ETA about it being fixed.   There has been other technical issues over the last few days I've checked it out. Pool has seemed to be ok?

Take it however you want, but I would do a small deposit and make sure your money transfers before you send it over there.  Just a heads up.

~ leneous

Like Bitcoin:
Ripple is an open source, distributed peer-to-peer payment network
Ripple transactions are irreversible, sent over the Internet, and counterfeit proof
Ripple uses the same underlying cryptography as Bitcoin
Ripple has multi-signature support
Ripple has low to no transaction fees
Ripple servers can be run by anyone
Unlike Bitcoin:
Ripple can send any currency
Ripple can automatically exchange currencies
Ripple transactions are fully confirmed in seconds
Ripple allows nicknames and gravatar icons for accounts
Ripple's reference client is a Firefox and Chrome add on
Ripple has no block chain download, clients are ready in seconds
Ripple has no mining or direct monetary reward for running a server
Ripple has no currency risk as people can hold whatever fiat they want
Ripple solves the double spending problem with consensus instead of proof-of-work

https://ripple.com/wiki/Introduction_to_Ripple_for_Bitcoiners

Im having problems mining bitcoins on gui miner it seems when i mine it just wont work on any pool. help me? my workers are set and i have done everything correct i believe heres the code, but my computer runs at 2 ghs and still no accepted algorethems



2013-11-21 20:15:36: Running command: poclbm.exe racerboy217.worker1:_______@api2.bitcoi… --device=1 --platform=0 --verbose -r1
2013-11-21 20:15:36: Listener for "miner" started
2013-11-21 20:15:37: Listener for "miner": api2.bitcoin.cz:8332 21/11/2013 20:15:37, checking for stratum...
2013-11-21 20:15:37: Listener for "miner": api2.bitcoin.cz:8332 21/11/2013 20:15:37, started OpenCL miner on platform 0, device 1 (AMD A8-5545M APU with Radeon(tm) HD Graphics)
2013-11-21 20:15:38: Listener for "miner": api2.bitcoin.cz:8332 21/11/2013 20:15:38, diverted to stratum on stratum.bitcoin.cz:3333
2013-11-21 20:15:38: Listener for "miner": api2.bitcoin.cz:8332 21/11/2013 20:15:38, Setting new difficulty: 3