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Re: new dood
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sweetNlow
on 11/12/2013, 14:58:56 UTC
Welcome to the forum! I was a long time lurker as well haha, learned a lot over the past few months just from this forum  Cheesy
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Re: Hello
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sweetNlow
on 11/12/2013, 13:01:05 UTC
Hello, welcome back! Good luck in future mining!  Grin
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Re: Any exchanges taking US credit/ debit cards to fund accounts?
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sweetNlow
on 10/12/2013, 20:32:17 UTC
Hello, virwox is the only site that I know of that allows cc/paypal for funding. Have you tried localbitcoins.com?
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Re: Hello everyone
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sweetNlow
on 10/12/2013, 14:23:18 UTC
Hello and welcome to the forum!  Tons of info to learn here about cryptos  Grin
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Re: Hopefully this will work
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sweetNlow
on 10/12/2013, 07:08:19 UTC
Lol love it, welcome to the forum!  Cheesy
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Re: Opinions on buying locally
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sweetNlow
on 10/12/2013, 05:10:23 UTC
I understand where you're coming from about meeting people in person with large amounts of cash, you never know. Never used localbitcoins, but you can deal solely with a reputable member. Maybe you can ask the seller if they would accept a money order as payment. As for linking a account to coinbase, you should be safe. Its a US based company out of San Francisco I believe. I just linked my bank account to my coinbase, currently waiting on the deposit verifications  Grin
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Re: Hi everyone!
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sweetNlow
on 09/12/2013, 18:03:02 UTC
Welcome to the forum and good luck with your project!  Wink
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Re: Difficulty in connecting minerd to BTC Guild.
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sweetNlow
on 09/12/2013, 17:20:06 UTC
Hmmm I'm not sure bud. I found this for your previous error message:

3.21 Protocol xxx not supported or disabled in libcurl

When passing on a URL to curl to use, it may respond that the particular protocol is not supported or disabled. The particular way this error message is phrased is because curl doesn't make a distinction internally of whether a particular protocol is not supported (i.e. never got any code added that knows how to speak that protocol) or if it was explicitly disabled. curl can be built to only support a given set of protocols, and the rest would then be disabled or not supported.

Note that this error will also occur if you pass a wrongly spelled protocol part as in "htpt://example.com" or as in the less evident case if you prefix the protocol part with a space as in " http://example.com/".

If you're still stuck hopefully someone more knowledgable will come along and shed some light.

Edit: In my command line for cgminer I use "stratum.btcguild.com:3333" to connect, not sure if it's the same with minerd.
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Re: Difficulty in connecting minerd to BTC Guild.
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sweetNlow
on 09/12/2013, 17:07:46 UTC
hmmm... try removing the https:// from the host, see if that works
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Re: Pool bitcoin transaction fee
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sweetNlow
on 09/12/2013, 17:01:23 UTC
It depends on the pool, but most pools divide it amongst the miners. You can see a list of pools and find out if they keep the fees or not: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Comparison_of_mining_pools
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Re: Difficulty in connecting minerd to BTC Guild.
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sweetNlow
on 09/12/2013, 16:55:19 UTC
Seems like you're trying to mine in scrypt algorithm, need to change it to sha-256, was able to find this for minerd, hope it helps!

Q: What's the difference between the two available algorithms, scrypt and sha256d?
A: They are completely different proof-of-work algorithms. You must use scrypt for Litecoin, and you must use sha256d for Bitcoin. The default algorithm is scrypt, so for Bitcoin mining you have to specify --algo=sha256d.
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Re: Old newbie! hello!
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sweetNlow
on 09/12/2013, 16:45:31 UTC
Greetings! Welcome to the forum  Tongue
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Re: Don't sell your bitcoins while it's falling!
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sweetNlow
on 07/12/2013, 09:59:02 UTC
Im holding on to mine, I have faith in BTC's future!  Cool
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Re: 360 seconds between posts
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sweetNlow
on 06/12/2013, 02:07:25 UTC
Please tell me that this goes away!  I am losing my mind waiting to post.  Angry

Not sure if it goes away completely, but am pretty sure the amount of time decreases as you post more and more. It is a tad annoying but protects against spammers  Tongue
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Re: Once a bitcoin miner, computer crashed, no backup of wallet.
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sweetNlow
on 06/12/2013, 01:25:46 UTC
That very same two years ago I spent some time mining....that computer has since crashed and I do not have a backup of the hard drive, or even have that computer anymore.  I threw it in the trash.
My question is this...is there any way to recover the coin I had mined and sent to my Bitcoin QT wallet.....

Im affraid, but without backup or hard drive, your coins are lost.

Unfortunately this is the truth. With out either of the 2, your coins are gone forever  Cry
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Re: Best bit coin miner?
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sweetNlow
on 05/12/2013, 13:35:13 UTC
Are there a couple more to think about maybe or is CGMiner a safe way to go? I think I will be ok with the installation of the software but thanks for the heads up!

No problem! Heres a link listing all the mining software available, hope it helps! https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Mining_software
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Re: Just let it crash Damn it!
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sweetNlow
on 05/12/2013, 13:28:54 UTC
Im a new user who wants to invest on bitcoins and i feel the price for 1 bitcoin is absurd. Im certain is just this way because of some greedy chinese who took most bitcoin out of circulation and are waiting to cash out when they feel like. Right now it looks like a bull trap and deserves to crash to teach those chinese a lesson who will panic sell. Otherwise Bitcoin will fail simply because none in a mainstream society wants to deal with a currency based on decimals. example
how much is a tv?
0.1 btc wow that sounds stupid. Its already hard enough for a mainstream user to trust an exchange with their money to buy bitcoins. Now its even more hard to get 1 because of the price.
I am a mainstream user who heard about bitcoin in the news and although this post doesnt sound smart. This is how most mainstream users will think like and without our support it will unlikely get acceptance in our society.
Do you usually buy 1kg of gold?
No I presume. You will buy more like 0.02kg, meaning 20 grams.
And still you are perfectly ok with this.

The same will happen with bitcoin.
Soon we will have to use mBTC as the unit.

Very well said! I believe this is the whole reason of bitcoin going down 8 decimal places. As price goes up I think we will start trading in mBTC but who knows  Tongue
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Re: Best bit coin miner?
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sweetNlow
on 05/12/2013, 13:21:54 UTC
Any suggestions for websites that offer good mining software? Thanks in advance for any information!

CGMiner is the best, it might be complicated to set if your not much computer savvy


Ahhh I misread the question, yes CGMiner is the best but as he said slightly difficult to set up at first.
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Re: Best bit coin miner?
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sweetNlow
on 05/12/2013, 13:13:34 UTC
Hello welcome to the forum! It depends how much you are willing to spend, most mining equipment available are costly pre-orders.
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Re: How do coins get value
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sweetNlow
on 05/12/2013, 12:33:01 UTC
Hello welcome to the forum! Coins get their value when they have a lot of services available and are in high demand. Yes that is correct mining is processing the transactions on the blockchain.