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Re: When do you expect and when do you want BTC to go over 30 bucks again?
To be honest, I don't think the BTC price will ever go over 30 again. Never ever.
I didn't say that. In fact, my point is based on the opposite belief.
Maybe the second or third approach for a p2p currenty will be successfull, but not this one.
I really don't belive that. There can't be more traffic and cpu load now with just the claim process and a little blog online and people filling out forms once, twice, or maybe three times... I mean, in comparison to thousands trading live continously while the website processing orders, withdrawls, and btc transfers in background. That surely was much more traffic and load... :\
Edit: Site is up again for me.
Edit: Site is up again for me.
Hi there
After trying about an hour to get at least a single byte from the mtgox web server, while only getting timeouts, I can safely assume:
MtGox is offline again. Or at least this much overloaded that it is practically as useless as being offline.
So what does this mean? Will we ever get a chance to get our accounts and possibly the money/btc in it back?
*frustrated*
- Mineority -
After trying about an hour to get at least a single byte from the mtgox web server, while only getting timeouts, I can safely assume:
MtGox is offline again. Or at least this much overloaded that it is practically as useless as being offline.
So what does this mean? Will we ever get a chance to get our accounts and possibly the money/btc in it back?
*frustrated*
- Mineority -
Re: LinuxCoin A lightweight Debian based OS with everything ready to go.
hey,
I'm expecting my rig hardware any minute now and want to prepare the OS in the meantime. The rig should run on a simple old 200 MB IDE hard drive. So no, I have no usb drive. How can I install the iso on the hard drive and be bootable? Just unpacking the files won't work, i guess....
Is it anyway a good idea in this scenario to use LinuxCoin? I heard that it is hardly modifyable and has to be reconfigured on reboot (sounds like a myth to me).
bye
mineority
I'm expecting my rig hardware any minute now and want to prepare the OS in the meantime. The rig should run on a simple old 200 MB IDE hard drive. So no, I have no usb drive. How can I install the iso on the hard drive and be bootable? Just unpacking the files won't work, i guess....
Is it anyway a good idea in this scenario to use LinuxCoin? I heard that it is hardly modifyable and has to be reconfigured on reboot (sounds like a myth to me).
bye
mineority
Finally, the ridiculous movie scenes where a drug dealer transfers money on a laptop watching a progress bar going left to right will become terrible reality ;-)
Like that idea!
Thank you for this thread.
I decided to go into mining yesterday and was just about to check out my shopping cart for two rigs with 6 GPUs. Your post let me re-think about this, because I havent thought of the difficulty development yet and just calculated with the current value. (Yeah.. i'm new
). The price per kWh is actually much higher here, so this business would start generating loss in only 30 days or so.
So looks like I missed the boat. Any other boat on the horizon?
I decided to go into mining yesterday and was just about to check out my shopping cart for two rigs with 6 GPUs. Your post let me re-think about this, because I havent thought of the difficulty development yet and just calculated with the current value. (Yeah.. i'm new
). The price per kWh is actually much higher here, so this business would start generating loss in only 30 days or so.So looks like I missed the boat. Any other boat on the horizon?
You could put the coins in a wallet from https://www.instawallet.org/ (no registration) and simply send your friend the link. He can then later transfer the coins to his real Bitcoin wallet when he openend one.