Memphis Grizzlies 110 @ 113 Golden State Warriors

Charlotte Hornets 101 @ 104 Boston Celtics

isn't gavin and other pretty trustworthy people behind that project?

^^^
Word. Bitcoin truly need to be stress tested. Pirate is doing us all a favour.

You have to use the good old SASL identification method.


Here's some good links:
http://blog.freenode.net/2010/01/connecting-to-freenode-using-tor-sasl/
https://itnomad.wordpress.com/2006/10/11/tor-howto-accessing-freenode-via-tor-step-by-step-for-windows/
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Tor

Start here: http://wiki.bitcoin-otc.com/wiki/Main_Page and don't be a scammer. 

Are you serious? Take a look around here. Even though the legitimate restrictions on newly registered people there is still a massive amount of worthless posting and trolling.

Nice!

Very interesting. Thank you for sharing.

Becuase Nefario is one sexy and trustworthy biatch. 

I have to say that the idea is very appealing.

Funds are on their way!

LZ6akBAYBCHS7dQZ7cMfvzsUeDKkASinBb

I can pay with btc.

Does exist any binary (.deb?) version yet? I'm apparently to retarded to compile it myself. 

word

Why is that a problem?
Since every single bitcoin is high divisible I can't see the problem.

Btw. This has been discussed tons of times before.

I have received 109 transactions on one specific address and about ~120 in total. And now I get the error all the time. What should I do in order to be able to access the coins connected to that address? And what happens if more transactions are sent to that address now when I have reached the limit?

When I run Electrum I get the following error:
Connected to ecdsa.org:50001
received error: {u'id': 4, u'error': u'limit reached'}

What in the what now?

Can anyone sell me a (cheap?) 4GB or 2GB micro SD card for btc?
I live in Sweden. Send me a pm if you have an offer.

Sure thing. That's me.
Thank you very much kind sir. 19q6pCicHGvmmb6Xq8YuHG9beEAJohoEdj is correct.  




Many great things can be accomplished with .12 btc.
For example runnings tests of homemade things. Things which most often can be described as "fulhack".