Helix is relatively recent. Science fiction based on an remote arctic research facility, about an out of control virus that are like zombies and a bit like necromorphs from dead space. It can be a bit soap opera-like between the main characters though. Still, I suggest it.

House of Lies is also good, been around for a couple seasons. Comedy-drama about management consultants, focusing on their deals and drama. Most of the characters have a lot of personal issues, which adds to the story.

You really should give what you can a try. At worst, you'll find out what you don't like, and at best you'll expand your TV interests and get hooked on some new stuff. 

Does seem like it should be due to rise..

Well, the comic suits their style of humor and presentation, so it's nothing to be too surprised by. They didn't slam it. If anything, it seemed an affectionate explanation. I'd really rather the existence of bitcoin mentioned and spread rather than not, and so this comic would fall under that. 

Haha, definitely not. Would feel way worse.

Can it be that finally the negative influence MT gox has over BTC's price has ended with this last, large hit? Seems too good to be true.

I'm confident the price will recover anyway.

The CEO of paypal has claimed to be a supporter of bitcoin and yet paypal is so adamantly against bitcoin...? Both odd and disappointing. 

I'm interested to know as well. 

Why do you want to know!?

I mean, oatmeal. 

Wow...

Same.

You might've gotten more feedback OP if the title was more accurate about what you wanted though.

I'm sorry, I really do not think that website is legit.

Devcoin. Seems to be slowly rising in price. Been around for years.

Dogecoin is also a good choice because of its meme based community.

Yeah, your miner can solve it, but to you it'll be little different unless your pool gives a reward for solving a block.

There's numerous possible reasons why a pool would have zero fees. Like the pool could be trying to build a user base, so that more miners join their pool, while the pool has the intention of adding a 1% fee in the future. Some pools have a 0% fee, while also offering the ability to donate a small percentage of your mined coins to the pool to help it operate. The pool might also collect the extra coins from blocks that payout higher than the norm, from the transaction fees I think.

Most of all, its probably to bolster the hash power of the pool (by attracting more miners, as the zero fee helps to distinguish the pool); and if not then, then maybe pride and benevolence.

Huh, interesting. Maybe it'll climb up to 1,500 after the next dip...

In consideration for long term, I would say that buying into btc now is cheap. So, I agree with you. But as to whether or not the price is going to dip further within the week, its possible it might.

Yeah, I agree with you. Just about anyway. I think it's more likely it'll be around 1,500 though.

It seems like this has been a long time coming for mt gox. I'd like to say they'd weather it, but honestly, their track record and all these issues say otherwise...

Two hundred is so far away now(...unless you start thinking about gox btc.)

I think it might be more of a question as to WHEN bitcoin will hit five thousand, presuming bitcoin doesn't utterly collapse in the vague future.

Hey, welcome to the forum! You've got quite the skillset there, haha.

You say you're interested in mining. Have you gotten a rig set up yet?