So it was YOU! That would explain a bit from before...

It gets paused - and they should should set it up so you can only have one potato on waiting for payment at a time - and reduce the lock out period.

Q - how to we apply those updates (like that update 21 I saw a few posts ago). Is it just through normal means (e.g. apt-get) or is through some other method?

Same, can't register here - tried different browsers so I assume one of their coders stuffed up somewhere on the registration form...

Well they DID say it was in beta after all but even their support is still slow - 2 days and still no reply to my email

Hey, just selling off some spare spotify codes I had left over - $55 for all 4 of them.

Will accept payment via Bitcoins - PM me for more info.

No need to send me your Spotify username and/or password - I'll PM you the codes and you just need to activate them on the Spotify Website after logging in!

* Unlimited traffic volume included. Speed limited to a maximum of 512 kbit/s after 20 GB/month for traffic flat rate L.

Its 20GB per month, which gets capped to 512kbps after that.

And paypal used to give away $5 for free to your own account in 2002 but we can't time travel can we
I know a few Russians will be needing something like this since that new law passed that lets the government block access to any site at will...


I sent you a code, make sure to report back!

Selling a few 12 month VPN codes.

Price: 4BTC (can negotiate, and first buyer only needs to pay 2BTC!)

Site:http://cyberghostvpn.com/

PM me if interested and for payment address etc.

Find something that you can offer or sell.

You shouldn't be trying to mine.

I assume you were during the early days of gpu mining

Protip: dont use trustno1 as your password (matrix fans will get this).

Essentially apply the same, if not stronger security that you would on your physical cash notes.

As for OP and bonds, security bonds by their very nature carry a large amount of risk. Bonds can (and do) become worthless overnight...

Trust and security.

Basically everyone has complete tust in bitcoits not disappearing overnight and the security in which bitcoins not becoming worthless in comparison to other currencies (usd, gbp).

Compare to the Euro - people are losing trust in the euro, it could disappear and force everyone to revert to a localized currncy and the security of its worth is depreciating in comparison to other currncies (see the eur/usd swap rates over a three year period on forex sites)

And as for the taxes thing, if bitcoins became the next usd by some miracle governments would simply place high taxes on goods and services to compensate for the decrease in income tax revenue.

Probably lots of transactions to a few accounts in a short period of time would lead to a block by the heuristics.

Might be the authorities as well - Silk etc etc.

Mine an entire block yourself and maybe the god of statistics might grant you with an entire block in 1hr xD

As long as you use the zerotrust method i.e. have the private keys yourself then they're fine.

But imo people shouldnt worry too much about bitcoin security - its far more secure than nearly all other forms of online transctions e.g. Paypal, moneybookers. The main problem is the flucuating exchange rate...

But this doesnt mean you can then use your bitcoin client on a comp which is used by other people who moght get it infected - still use a livecd.

The main problem though is that you have to trust the liveCD to not suddenly become infected...