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2013-04-03 01:53 32745691 Anonymous Happening (2222.jpg 128x128 3kB)
Buy Litecoins and Namecoins NOW!!!
Silk Road along with over 10 other websites which accept bitcoins are announcing they are going to accept Litecoins and Namecoins in 1 - 2 weeks.
>why arent you buying them now!?!
6 min later 32745834 Anonymous
>>32745691
heard this too
10 min later 32745915 Anonymous
what's a good exchange?
10 min later 32745916 Anonymous
>buying them now
No, you don't want to buy litecoins now because it's currently crashing. Wait until it levels off before buying.
It literally went from $4 to $3.10 in a few hours.
14 min later 32745976 Anonymous
>>32745916
>this
15 min later 32746000 Anonymous
>>32745916
buy them when they hit 2.50 (speculation)
wait 2-3 weeks when litecoin is actually used in silkroad
from 2.50 to 33.40 in 3 weeks (my guess)
16 min later 32746034 Anonymous
>>32745691
not another FUCKING COIN THREAD
20 min later 32746107 Anonymous
>>32746000
more like $21 in two weeks
21 min later 32746135 Anonymous
>>32746107
I'm not missing out on this.
$1000 in litecoins tomorrow
I'm going to be rich baby!
30 min later 32746303 Anonymous
LTCminer here
cgminer says I mine 176.4Mh/s but my pool only reports it as 31KH/s
is something wrong or is that expected?
36 min later 32746417 Anonymous
considering buying $100 worth of ltc just for the fuck of it. is btc-e a good exchange? what's up with all these weird payment systems? why can't i just add funds with paypal?
36 min later 32746432 Anonymous
Everyday I call Mad Money asking about Bitcoins.
I never make it on the air. ;_;
38 min later 32746466 Anonymous
Can someone please tell me the easiest and fastest method of buying litecoins with USD? or atleast getting usd into my btce account.
I have been verified on OKPAY
43 min later 32746581 Anonymous
>>32746466
Did you draw your ID on your dick and scan it when you verified?
50 min later 32746755 Anonymous
>>32746303
do you have numbers next to HW?
If you do, you're having hardware errors. Optimise your mining by using the correct thread concurrency.
Please refer to
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?t opic=117221.0
and
https://github.com/litecoin-project /litecoin/wiki/Mining-hardware-comp arison
for further instructions
52 min later 32746801 Anonymous
Should I invest in another 7970 to mine litecoins? Or are they not going to go up to anything substantial ($15+)
52 min later 32746814 Anonymous
>>32746417
> Hi I'd like to buy 100 LTC via paypal what's your address?
> idiot@paypal.com
> Okay I sent the dosh
> And I sent the LTC, check your transactions... did you get it?
> Yep, thanks!
> Bye
> Bye
...5 minutes later
Dispute the paypal transaction
53 min later 32746831 hack the planet
whats a namecoin?
1 hours later 32746991 Anonymous
>>32746466
vircurex.com
1 hours later 32747002 Anonymous
>>32746831
you need jesus
1 hours later 32747029 Anonymous
>>32745916
...what
when the fuck did they go up to $4?
fuck I remember when litecoins were fucking pennies this is ridiculous
1 hours later 32747044 Anonymous
>>32745691
>>32745834
[citation needed]
1 hours later 32747070 Anonymous
>>32746801
they are going to go up but dont invest too much to mine them..
tell some retard that they are going to go down drastically and you are going to liquidate your coins -- tell him you have a laundeer and you will do it for him and schzam you have ltc/btc for lowest price
bought 2000 ltc this way
1 hours later 32747074 Anonymous
>>32745691
>Silk Road along with over 10 other websites which accept bitcoins are announcing they are going to accept Litecoins and Namecoins in 1 - 2 weeks.
Source?
1 hours later 32747104 Anonymous
>>32747029
hurr derrr bitcoins 100 dollerrrss geeettt mee serm litecoierns for .10 they go up
boost up market through mining/ demand
1 hours later 32747147 Anonymous (Our-Solar-System-Montage1.jpg 1563x1173 507kB)
>>32747074
you mother after she sucked my sweet yet so succulent 4 inch dick
captcha: spaorta insertion
1 hours later 32747183 Anonymous
inb4 we have 50 types of coins and none ends up being used massively, and the whole thing turns worthless
1 hours later 32747196 Anonymous
>>32747104
this is asinine though
litecoins are a scam, plain and simple
there is no need for them and they're fucking going to crash once everyone realizes how truly worthless they are
god damn i hate people trying to make money from currencies
1 hours later 32747200 Anonymous
>>32747044
>>32747074
I have also heard this too, it is to be expected...
Silkroad was made in response to bitcoin and now is extending to litecoin when they added a new P2P system in their encryted script
1 hours later 32747217 Anonymous
>>32747196
>they're going to crash when people realize they're worthless
Welcome to all currencies ever!
1 hours later 32747266 Anonymous
step by step on litecoin farming?
1 hours later 32747271 Anonymous
>>32747217
but other currencies are created with a purpose
litecoin is just "hurr durr i didn't get rich from bitcoins let's try again with something else"
fucking retarded
1 hours later 32747290 Anonymous
>>32747266
google.com
1 hours later 32747292 Anonymous
What's the process to buying Litecoins? Everything just seems so convoluted.
1 hours later 32747301 Anonymous
Whats the fastest way to convert USD to litecoins?
Can someone please help?
1 hours later 32747317 Anonymous
>>32747290
actually not very informative
1 hours later 32747322 Anonymous
>>32747292
>What's the process to buying Litecoins? Everything just seems so convoluted.
Exchange USD to BTC.
Use BTC-E to convert BTC to LTC.
Yes you get raped on the exchange rates but I don't think many major exchanges actually deal with LTC - not until next fortnight
1 hours later 32747331 Anonymous (conv.png 658x537 17kB)
>>32747292
1 hours later 32747333 Anonymous (220px-Bobby_Fischer_1960_in_Leipzig.jpg 220x194 9kB)
>>32747301
vircurex.com
1 hours later 32747335 Anonymous
>>32747301
Also, does anybody know of a way to get LTC and NMC without being in the US or EU? Apparently it's fucking impossible
1 hours later 32747339 Anonymous
>>32747290
couldn't find anything
1 hours later 32747364 Anonymous
Where do I buy from in US? I heard shit changes country to country.
1 hours later 32747377 Anonymous
>>32747335
http://www.canadianlitecoins.com/
1 hours later 32747404 Anonymous
>>32747331
i love you
1 hours later 32747438 Anonymous
What's the advantage of pool mining over solo mining?
1 hours later 32747454 Anonymous
I have a 6850 and a phenom ii 955 be @4GHz what kind of speed would you expect I see?
1 hours later 32747488 Anonymous
>>32747377
These guys expect cash to buy Litecoins, but use paypal if you sell Litecoins. Seems pretty scammy/underhanded to me
1 hours later 32747490 Anonymous
>>32747454
220 mh/s if lucky
1 hours later 32747491 Anonymous
>>32747454
The prevalence of ASIC miners over the next year will make mining entirely pointless for regular rigs.
1 hours later 32747511 Anonymous
>>32747488
>Canadian
>scammers
Please, we're thirty years behind everyone else in terms of cultural, societal norms.
If they were scammers there would be an animated flashing red/blue GIF saying "NOT A SCAM".
1 hours later 32747518 Anonymous
>>32747438
you make friends while you mine
1 hours later 32747527 Anonymous
>>32747490
So how many litecoins? sorry I don't really know how to convert.
1 hours later 32747538 Anonymous
>>32747511
heh
I am Canadian. We're not behind anyone when it comes to scams bud. Vancouver is a fucking breeding ground for pyramid schemes and the like. If anything most people here are too trusting and sucseptible to scams more than other demographics
1 hours later 32747542 Anonymous
>>32747527
Assuming a fraction of Bitcoin difficulty, maybe one every few days.
1 hours later 32747562 Anonymous (revolver ocelot.jpg 559x450 35kB)
>>32747538
The largest pyramid scheme in the country has an actual pyramid/triangle as its damn logo.
1 hours later 32747564 Anonymous (professional bitcoin trader.jpg 497x501 50kB)
>watching Keiser report about Bitcoin with some expert
>Keiser mentions experts say BTC will get as high as $100 000 to $1m per coin
>expert says probably the final price of BTC will be around $700 000
>mfw
>they then start talking about mining
>"this is not often talked about because it's complicated and highly technical"
>mfw again
1 hours later 32747574 Anonymous
>>32747542
fuck me, how were people making so much money such a short time ago? does litecoin use a different cracking method?
1 hours later 32747599 Anonymous
>>32747527
http://www.litecoinpool.org/calc
the guy who said megahashes is probably meant kilohashes
i have an i3 @ 3.1ghz; gets me 22khs
A 6580 will get you ~200 khs
The phenom will get you 25 khs
225 khs at the current difficulty (which will no doubt go up soon)
234.69 USD/mo
1 hours later 32747601 Anonymous
>>32747574
Yes, scrypt. It's less efficient (though not impossible) to ASIC (at least that's what's on paper).
1 hours later 32747615 Anonymous
>>32747599
This figure is very misleading. Difficulty is outright doubling in a couple of hours and will probably doubly again in one day more.
1 hours later 32747667 Anonymous
>>32747574
Coins start easy, very easy to mine.
Over time, the difficulty increases.
For example, your rig would be quite decent for personal mining a year or two ago.
The introduction of ASIC, dedicated mining machines this year will basically make personal Bitcoin mining impossible. Litecoin may be delayed from that fate for a year or two, but not forever.
1 hours later 32747701 Anonymous
>>32747615
God damn that's fast.
It's quite a great time for investors. I'm still kicking myself over not splurging on Bitcoins when they spiked to a bloody dollar.
1 hours later 32747713 Anonymous
>>32747615
I clearly said the difficulty will go up soon.
1 hours later 32747723 Anonymous
>>32747667
>for a year or two
I'm really just trying to jump on the wagon, get a couple free grams of drugs, then get out.
1 hours later 32747727 Anonymous
Holy shit....
Litecoins are on the rise like crazy
1 hours later 32747742 Anonymous
>>32747438
You can get payment more when you want rather than having to mine a certain amount until you get something of value. Everything is based off of a percentage of how much you mined of the total and how much the total is worth.
https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Pool_vs. _solo_mining
1 hours later 32747767 Baird
Poor college student here.
Should I buy 2BTC with half my savings or not?
1 hours later 32747769 Anonymous
>mfw bought 5000 Ixcoins
That early adopter feel. I'm just going to sit on these motherfuckers.
1 hours later 32747785 Anonymous
>>32747727
They peaked at $4 and are at $3.70. They jumped because of SilkRoad and Mt.Gox speculation. I hope they drop to $2.00 again ... fuckin' hell
1 hours later 32747790 Anonymous
>>32747769
>early adopter
kid, ixcoins are old as shit
1 hours later 32747805 Anonymous
I'm currently thinking of dumping about $200k into litecoins. the market is shallow enough that it'll make a big splash. then when everybody's frenzying I'll pull it out again.
1 hours later 32747817 Anonymous
>>32747805
Holy shit, how can you throw that much money around?
1 hours later 32747820 Anonymous
>>32747767
No. BTC is volatile and risky. You don't drop $200 on risky investments unless you're dumb as shit. You also don't need to buy BTC in whole denominations. Buy $20 worth BTC so if it spikes again you'll earn something, but if it drops you won't lose out on much.
1 hours later 32747834 Anonymous
>>32747790
Early adopter in the sense that when they hit 0.1 BTC I'm going to buy a house in Colombia.
1 hours later 32747848 Anonymous
>>32747817
some people have money and others don't. it's that simple.
I'm doing well enough that if I lose it all, I'd be okay with it.
1 hours later 32747855 Anonymous
>>32747805
> you will never have enough liquid cash to control the flow of a virtual exchange
1 hours later 32747865 Anonymous
>>32747805
im interested in this too...
1 hours later 32747869 Anonymous
>>32747848
Hey man, could you wait a day or two?
1 hours later 32747878 Anonymous
So, how do you buy...
and how do you sell later...
im not going to give my credit card number to vladimir makarov, and I hope you wont't too...
1 hours later 32747880 Anonymous
>>32747805
I'm not sure that that many litecoins even exist...
1 hours later 32747891 Anonymous
>>32747855
$200k isn't a lot. if you can convince your parents and relatives and get a few speculative people together, you can do the same.
1 hours later 32747892 Anonymous
>>32747834
So you can provide the drugs instead of currency?
1 hours later 32747897 Anonymous
>>32747880
Sure they do.
1 hours later 32747911 Anonymous
>>32747880
I think they should. 80 million cap, $200k gets you ~50k litecoins right now
1 hours later 32747917 Anonymous
Fuck me, how long does it take to sync with the network?
1 hours later 32747925 Anonymous
>>32747805
That much of a dump would be silly.
Try 75k, then eat the losses on a later, larger dump if the price spikes over a few nights.
1 hours later 32747942 Anonymous
>>32747911
$80mil or 80mil litecoins?
1 hours later 32747945 Anonymous
>buttcoins
>litecoins
>namecoins
>4chancoins
>durrcoins
seriously how many electronic currencies are needed
1 hours later 32747958 Anonymous
>>32747925
yeah, on further research you're probably right.
wow, this shit is even smaller than I thought. I can shape it like a god.
1 hours later 32747968 Anonymous
>>32747945
how hard is it to make a crypto-currency?
1 hours later 32747986 Anonymous
>>32747945
51
1 hours later 32747996 Anonymous
Great, my fucking computer at work crashed. 14 hours until I can reboot it, was running at 1020khash. Down to 2.2khash today.
1 hours later 32747998 Anonymous
>>32747968
how hard is it to pull yourself up by your bootstraps?
1 hours later 32748000 Anonymous
>>32747945
about 51
1 hours later 32748001 Anonymous
>>32747968
being a master at cryptograhy and hashing
1 hours later 32748012 Anonymous
>>32747996
that's 1mhash dawg
1 hours later 32748028 Anonymous (hoppidy 2.jpg 125x60 0kB)
>>32747968
the cost is probably not even that much considering they have people do the P2P processes for them, other than that its just the coding and program that needs to be developed.
Along with a catchty name
Bitcoins and Litcoins have a cool name that sounds popular
namecoins doesnt flow and thus it will not become popular
1 hours later 32748034 Anonymous
>>32747945
How many real world currencies are needed?
1 hours later 32748043 Anonymous
>>32747942
80 million litecoins. I read it was 4x the BTC cap which is 21 million I think... so the LTC cap should be around 80 million. Mind boggling to think the current LTC value is ~$320 million US
1 hours later 32748054 Anonymous
>>32748043
edit no it isnt because there's obv less than 80 million in the market right now
1 hours later 32748071 Anonymous
>>32745691
im sort of caught in a dilemma. i was only mining these coins to begin with to order drugs online but now i have to decide on whether or not i want to hold on to them to get more drugs
1 hours later 32748073 Anonymous
Seriously how do I get USD into my OKpay account it's maddening
1 hours later 32748076 Anonymous
>>32748012
1024 is broooo
But yeah, I know. I'm sad.
1 hours later 32748082 Anonymous
>mine litecoins
>trade for bitcoins
>rinse
>repeat
how plausible is this?
also,
>>32747917
seriously I'm at 275,000 blocks with no end in site, how long is this gonna last?
1 hours later 32748085 Anonymous
Mining litecoins witha 7870 using GUIMiner, only getting 290 KH/s for some reason
1 hours later 32748105 Anonymous
>>32747958
>I can shape it like a god.
I wouldn't go that far. BTC-E puts the volume at 2,120,748 USD. You could definitely mess with it, but you could also shoot yourself in the foot if you're not careful.
1 hours later 32748114 Anonymous
>>32748085
That's normal.
1 hours later 32748119 Anonymous
>>32745691
i heard this too, unfortunately this would only make converting litecoins into bitcoins easier thus lowering the base price
1 hours later 32748123 Anonymous
>>32748085
Yeah, my 7870 is only getting 300kH/s with reaper. Not sure what's up.
1 hours later 32748146 Anonymous
>>32748114
Ah, and dumb me forgot that litecoins are on the rise seriously fast, $2.50 yesterday, $4 peak today
1 hours later 32748166 Anonymous
>>32745691
OP needs to educate himself
itcoins arent in danger from hyperdeflation and here is why.
http://www.forbes.com/sites/timothy lee/2013/04/01/no-bitcoins-arent-in -danger-from-hyperdeflation/
>do you agree or disagree?
Also some pro and anti news about bitcoin.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KP6p BS6uptE
http://www.forbes.com/sites/timothy lee/2013/04/01/no-bitcoins-arent-in -danger-from-hyperdeflation/
http://www.businessinsider.com/is-b itcoin-legal-2013-4
http://www.gata.org/node/12403
http://www.businessinsider.com/wall -street-analyst-on-bitcoin-2013-4#i xzz2PJtPtIFn
1 hours later 32748187 Anonymous
where can i exchange Euro for LTC?
1 hours later 32748192 Anonymous (uhFuck.png 260x182 3kB)
>>32748082
that's several gbs of data.
I'm not sure how these coins got here...
I remember 2 years ago mining for a bit.
Then buying some Namecoins with muh Bitcoins. Which apparently lost all value.
Is it possible I put my Namecoin wallet into my Bitcoin wallet and it's showing 26 Namecoins? Would it even show?
1 hours later 32748217 Anonymous
>In accordance with AML policy and requirements of Liqpay payment system, subsequent transfer of the funds to e-currency exchangers are prohibited. In case of non compliance with the policy account may be blocked until further investigation.
Does this mean if i take the funds transfered from liqpay and place it into BTCE I am fucked?
1 hours later 32748241 Anonymous
>>32748192
Probably not ... wait for the transactions to be confirmed I guess?
1 hours later 32748251 Anonymous
>>32748192
better sync then confirm that shit, b4 the mass wipe in the currency happens
1 hours later 32748278 Anonymous
>>32748192
sync and report back, you have got me interested
1 hours later 32748286 Anonymous
how do i even buy this shit?
dont i have to give the mafia my bank acct number or something?
1 hours later 32748290 Anonymous (uughgg.gif 240x180 1827kB)
>>32748241
>34,000 blocks left
>260 days since last block confirmed
>already and bandwidth cap
What are the chances of it not being confirmed?
2 hours later 32748327 Anonymous
>>32748290
Dunno. Toss the wallet my way, I'll confirm them for ya.
2 hours later 32748335 Anonymous
>>32748290
>What are the chances of it not being confirmed?
no way to judge, if you're on a laptop go to starbucks, if at your house try to crack your neighbor's
2 hours later 32748339 Anonymous
>>32748290
LMFAO around 85%
screencap it, how didnt the error pop up after the first 50,000 blocks lef
2 hours later 32748379 Anonymous
HOLY SHIT!!!
Multiple Sources confirm Bitcoin with an APA and other lead economist, is planning on liquidating currenty past 365 days unconfirmed
>mfw
2 hours later 32748400 Anonymous (datcarlton.png 243x322 111kB)
>>32748290
idunno
but congrats if they are, thats a cool $2600 :)
then again, if they are, that is if you've figured out some magical way of turning namecoins into bitcoins by fucking with the wallets you're a millionaire and you'd have single handedly destroyed the bitcoin market
more likely you just forgot that you had some buttcoins layin' around OR someone fucked up a transaction address (super unlikely) and sent them to you
2 hours later 32748419 Anonymous
>>32748379
just confirmed this
>Satoshi Nakamoto
he definitely is part of the new line of bitcoin mining hardware
2 hours later 32748421 Anonymous
>>32748379
>APA
what?
2 hours later 32748432 Anonymous
>>32748379
Try again but this time in english?
2 hours later 32748466 Anonymous (1364784224742.jpg 720x439 43kB)
>>32748400
Just ima/g/ine it.
>>32748339
I'm really not sure? It's like 150,000 out of sync and I forgot about it and left it running.
I quit 2 years ago because hassle getting it to Beaver Land Dollars.
With this recent surge I searched for Wallet files and found that and copied it into my new Bitcoin install.
34,000 left and I'm not sure if it's worth it if you say 85% chance.
2 hours later 32748475 Anonymous (1232547517_slo-mo-water-balloon-to-the-face.gif 400x300 1838kB)
>>32748421
>this
>>32748421
>>32748421
>>32748421
2 hours later 32748546 Anonymous
>>32748432
what he wanted to say was basically make sure your bitcoin is synced and confirmed or your fucked past April 14th
plus its not only past 365 days its going to be all uncomfired currency
2 hours later 32748559 Anonymous
>>32748466
He's talking out of his ass. Nobody can tell you a percentage. If they were namecoins, they wouldn't confirm (I doubt they would show as they do). If it was a backup of a wallet and you had spent them already, then they wouldn't confirm. If you haven't spent them, they'll confirm and you're up $2600 or so.
2 hours later 32748563 Anonymous (1361066220574.png 367x537 105kB)
How does one go about buying BTC?
I really haven't paid any attention to this since the start of it. Though obviously now I'm really curious.
2 hours later 32748598 Anonymous
>>32748546
>or your fucked past April 14th
>past 365 days its going to be all uncomfired currency
What the hell are you talking about?
2 hours later 32748611 Anonymous
Does anyone else's avast go off with the ScryptMiner?
2 hours later 32748650 Anonymous
>>32748611
I wouldn't be surprised if Avast added it to their database because of botnets. What does it classify it as?
2 hours later 32748659 Anonymous
>>32748611
>ScryptMiner
yeah mine did
2 hours later 32748662 Anonymous
Do you want more or less people in your pool? does it even affect it?
2 hours later 32748665 Anonymous
Bitcoins are $116 on mtgox, but weren't they only $70-75 like 2 days ago?
2 hours later 32748693 Anonymous
>>32748665
Yep
2 hours later 32748701 Anonymous
>>32748192
Namecoins and Bitcoins don't use the same wallet. No, you didn;t put your namecoins in your BTC wallet
2 hours later 32748711 Anonymous (1364784481550.png 600x502 48kB)
>actually investing in anything not backed by a commodity
2 hours later 32748712 Anonymous
>>32748665
yes ;(
I was too scared to invest and I still am
2 hours later 32748723 Anonymous
>>32748563
don't bother unless you want to buy drugs or other goods with it or have a ton of money to speculate on the price.
2 hours later 32748728 Anonymous
Where the hell do i buy litecoins?
2 hours later 32748741 Anonymous
>>32747322
What are the funding methods?
2 hours later 32748760 Anonymous
>>32748741
you can go to bitcoin-otc or buy some with a money order there may also still be a site or two which accepts cards.
2 hours later 32748764 Anonymous
>>32748711
It's backed by drugs though, isn't that a commodity?
2 hours later 32748794 Anonymous
So, invest in litecoins or namecoins?
2 hours later 32748797 Anonymous
>>32748665
Yeah. They've jumped a stupid amount in value and haven't really slowed down. Kinda scary considering:
* Bitcoins have very limited direct use as a currency to exchage for a good or service outside of illegal stuff where a paper trail is bad.
* Bitcoins have no 'safe' transactions. There's no such things as chargebacks/pay disputes/etc or whatever that credit cards, banks and paypal gets you. Once you transfer your bitcoins somewhere, they're gone.
* Bitcoin generation is pyramid/ponzi scheme in nature. A small number of people control the majority of bitcoin volume and thus have a lot of influence on it.
2 hours later 32748804 Anonymous
>>32748764
you can buy drugs with it, but it isn't centralized so it would be impossible to back it. I guess you could say PC hardware is backing it, but not really.
2 hours later 32748811 Anonymous
>>32748764
It's a fiat currency... It's backed by the fact that merchants accept it as a payment. Or lately, because there's a massive commodity market around it, like gold and silver
2 hours later 32748833 Anonymous
>>32748797
They are jumping up because people want to hide their money.
2 hours later 32748847 Anonymous
>>32748833
>implying taxes are due everywhere
lel
2 hours later 32748867 Anonymous
>>32748794
Name coins they are $0.012 spend 200 and get 20000 the. When they go up to $1 youll bank
2 hours later 32748875 Anonymous
>>32748797
Woah, hit send before finishing:
That being said,
* Bitcoin transfers are from anywhere to anywhere regardless of physical location for no charge.
* Faking transactions and/or bitcoins is really difficult to do so its secure in that sense.
I remember wanting to get like a 100BTC before they went crazy and dick around with online gambling. I wish I hadn't been so lazy...
2 hours later 32748886 Anonymous
>>32748797
* Bitcoin use is expanding exponentially because it just became a $1 billion market. Everyone wants in on it.
* There actually are ways to do dispute middleman stuff, but nobody is using it yet. This is also offset by the fact that counterfeiting is impossible.
* Early adopters of a risky investment get rich. That's not a ponzi scheme, that's a market - just like the stock exchange.
2 hours later 32748893 Anonymous
>bought ~95 BTC when they were at $20
>spend 5
I'm cashing out and I'm going to be happy with my profit, even if they quadruple tonight I'll have made mad dosh
2 hours later 32748907 Anonymous
>>32748867
What's up with namecoin generation difficulty? Is it retarded like BTC and LTC or can you get in on it with normal hardware?
2 hours later 32748939 Anonymous
>>32748797
All of those things are problems with paper currency as well. If you give someone your paper currency, then there are no chargebacks. Paper currency is anonymous. Paper currency is a fucking ponzi scheme because there is some asshole printing it and he can steal from you by printing more.
The only reason why paper currency has chargebacks and such is because there are institutions that allow it. All of that is possible with bitcoin.
2 hours later 32748943 Anonymous
>>32748847
>implying i'm even talking about taxes
Did you not see what is happening in Cyprus
2 hours later 32748952 Anonymous
>>32748723
Pizza fits under Other Goods as well.
>>32748563
There are a few Exchanges that will give you BTC for USD
2 hours later 32748957 Anonymous
>>32748907
The namecoin is pretty well dead. Slush's pool is giving it out like candy to all BTC miners because nobody wants them
2 hours later 32748971 Anonymous (IS IT WORKING.png 808x536 33kB)
I've got a 660M and free electricity. Any way I can find out how to set this damn thing up to mine litecoins? Is there a browser-based one?
I understand wallets and that crap, but how do I know if this is working or not? The pool's web site says I'm not doing shit.
2 hours later 32748980 Anonymous
>>32748875
Supposedly a large reason for the jump is widespread adoption in financially-failing middle-easter countries where possibly hyperdeflated savings are still better than the risk of no savings.
2 hours later 32749003 Anonymous
>>32748971
>nvidia
You're not going to mine shit.
2 hours later 32749010 Anonymous
>>32748971
>660M
>mobile
>mining
loooooool.
You're going to kill the lifetime on your laptop and wouldn't get a single coin in weeks.
2 hours later 32749014 Anonymous
>>32748886
> Early adopters of a risky investment get rich. That's not a ponzi scheme, that's a market - just like the stock exchange.
It wasn't a risky investment for those who got rich. Early adopters had very little risk (virtually no investment) to get a bunch of coins through mining.
When I said ponzi/pyramid I meant the current mining landscape. Bitcoin pools are pyramids
2 hours later 32749040 Anonymous
>>32747599
If you are still here, how did you get 22khs on your i3? I only got 10khs on my i5.
2 hours later 32749068 Anonymous
How would one calculate the thread concurrency to use with Reaper's GPU LTC miner?
Say, for example, an >nvidia GTX570
2 hours later 32749077 Anonymous
>>32748957
https://btc-e.com/exchange/nmc_btc
They were worthless a couple of days ago. Now if you have an appreciable amount you can trade them for buttcoins.
2 hours later 32749078 Anonymous
>>32749010
>>32749003
welp
Not to say I didn't expect this response, but at least I know I should just stop and buy some later.
2 hours later 32749106 Anonymous
In which of these should I invest $50?
>ixcoin
>ppcoin
>terracoin
2 hours later 32749131 Anonymous
>>32749040
The stock miner only gives ~10KH/s with my i5 2500K @ 4GHz, get pooler cpuminer (google), that gives me 48KH/s
2 hours later 32749141 Anonymous
>>32749040
Not sure anon. I'm using Linux + minerd all default settings. I'm supposed to be getting ~20khs according to the guide;
https://github.com/litecoin-project /litecoin/wiki/Mining-hardware-comp arison
If you have an older mobile i5 you might be fucked. Maybe your i5 is underclocked? Other than that... not really sure.
Either way its useless bro.
2 hours later 32749184 Anonymous
>>32749106
Namecoins
2 hours later 32749202 Anonymous
>>32749068
Anyone? I went with 4096 tentatively, seems to work OK. I'm only going at 12 intensity for the moment however
2 hours later 32749274 Anonymous
>>32745691
>Bitcoin prices are skyrocketing
>Litecoins and Namecoins crop up
>BUY ANYTHING WITH THE WORD COIN IN IT
Gee, where have I seen this before
2 hours later 32749279 Anonymous
Two questions, /g/:
Pic is my reaper window.
What the hell does MH/s mean? It obviously isn't MegaHash/Second, since there's no way my shitty Nvidia GPU is getting that much. So what is it, then?
Secondly, I have an older linux box sitting in my apartment as a fileserver. It has a 330 ATI graphics card. Is it worth it to mine on this, or is it too outdated? If it is worth it, how would I go about mining?
2 hours later 32749288 Anonymous
>>32749131
>>32749141
I am using pooler cpuminer. My i5 is M480 2.67GHz. That could be why.
Welp, back to running folding@home and doing some good for society
2 hours later 32749300 Anonymous (Imdumb.png 704x357 64kB)
>>32749279
Dur. Forgot pic.
2 hours later 32749326 Anonymous
>>32749300
you're mining bitcoins, not litecoins.
2 hours later 32749340 Anonymous
>>32749279
>Secondly, I have an older linux box sitting in my apartment as a fileserver. It has a 330 ATI graphics card. Is it worth it to mine on this, or is it too outdated? If it is worth it, how would I go about mining?
No. Read the thread.
Mining is barely worth it for advanced rigs now, and the prevalence of ASIC miners will make mining 100% pointless for normal x86/AMD64 machines within the next month.
2 hours later 32749366 Anonymous
>>32749340
>>32749300
I'm mining litecoins - Or, at least, it says it is, at the top.
Too high for me to get a screenshot, but the first line is "I'm now mining litecoin!"
2 hours later 32749441 Anonymous
Can anyone explain how one can exchange USD for litecoins on btc-e?
I'm on bitinstant and don't see an option for cash deposit to btc-e
2 hours later 32749473 Anonymous
How do I into namecoins?
Or would it not be worth it?
2 hours later 32749508 Anonymous
>>32747196
>god damn i hate people trying to make money from currencies
Yeah, fuck those people trading US dollars and the like to make a profit.
2 hours later 32749519 Anonymous
>>32749366
Also, apparently, the site claims I am "not active."
Maybe I am mining bitcoin...
2 hours later 32749649 Anonymous
Where are you guys buying them?
How are you wiring them?
2 hours later 32749658 Anonymous (1345090445455 - Copy.png 619x632 241kB)
>$120
2 hours later 32749705 Anonymous
>>32747491
Considering that they're a fucking scam, no.
2 hours later 32749710 Anonymous
>>32747271
>>32747271
>>32747271
this.
use common sense, people
2 hours later 32749712 Anonymous
>>32748085
Yeah, same here. What the stuff.
2 hours later 32749721 Anonymous
>>32749705
They're not scams. Ordered a few and waiting on them to arrive, but you can already see their effect with the rise in computational power of the BTC mining network.
2 hours later 32749755 Anonymous
It's over $121. Jesus christ. What are you guys doing? This is real money!
2 hours later 32749757 Anonymous
>>32749721
>waiting
keep waiting good goy.
3 hours later 32749790 Anonymous
>>32747805
just buy 2 bitcoin mining rigs
3 hours later 32749797 Anonymous
bit coins are selling for 200 a coin!
>mfw
there are actually people dumb enought to spend 200 on a 120 virtual item
3 hours later 32749826 Anonymous
>>32749790
then he would just be generating more litecoins, you see he wants to create demand in the market by sucking up all of the bit coins more demand + little quantity = high price
3 hours later 32749847 Anonymous
>>32749826
>this
>this
>this
3 hours later 32749865 Anonymous
>>32749757
OY VEY I GOT THEM
3 hours later 32749890 Anonymous
>>32749865
proof?
3 hours later 32749941 Anonymous
>>32745691
DAILY REMINDER THAT ALL OF YOU COULDVE BEEN A MILLIONAIE
3 hours later 32749979 Anonymous
>>32749941
hindsight is 20/20
3 hours later 32749994 Anonymous
>>32749941
>>32749941
Even if your bitcoins were worth millions how would you go about transfering that into cash?
3 hours later 32750009 Anonymous
>>32749979
derp der der
3 hours later 32750025 Anonymous
>>32749994
mtgox fuccboi
3 hours later 32750027 Anonymous
im the 200th post :) free bitcoin/litecoin?
3 hours later 32750033 Anonymous
>>32747945
Over 8999
3 hours later 32750038 Anonymous
>>32749994
By selling them?
3 hours later 32750044 Anonymous
>>32750027
ill toss you a litecoin
3 hours later 32750061 Anonymous
>>32750044
LhJGYHemiTDKHeXQ8jkr8o9MD3nPGKz2ot
3 hours later 32750085 Anonymous
>>32750044
1LCy5qrEaAwVDfmFh5bQ4xrovFQcyZgMPP
bitcoin
LgPU1KgaEVRNzxZnCo1Qg4L9pYwXmpW6P4
litecoin
3 hours later 32750095 Anonymous
>>32749994
the same way you would if you had 100 billion pennies.
3 hours later 32750122 Anonymous
ignorant peasant here
So I spent some time reading and apparently litecoins where supposed to be made to be mined on the CPU to get away from GPU dominance. Then something happened and lol we gpu now. Do I got this right?
Anyways I spent the last hour trying to configure CGMiner to work with litecoins and got it going at a 40 something kH rate and just said fuck it.
3 hours later 32750168 Anonymous
>>32750122
nvidia?
3 hours later 32750196 Anonymous
>>32750168
not him, but why is AMD so much better at mining then nvidia?
3 hours later 32750220 Anonymous
>>32750196
Uneducated guess:
It seems like you can run more shit in parallel with those cards.
3 hours later 32750240 Anonymous
>>32750196
AMD's GPU design is like if graphics were a cage fight and AMD was a heavyweight boxer, they just use raw stream processors to achieve their performance. NVidia is like a judo master, using clever techniques. problem is, mining is a simple boring problem like chopping wood. the heavyweight boxer will probably be better at it.
3 hours later 32750252 Anonymous
>>32750122
What card?
3 hours later 32750282 Anonymous
Someone shut up and take my 0.007BTC.
3 hours later 32750294 Anonymous
>>32750196
nvidia limits calcualtion ability in non-games. They want you to buy a workstation graphics card for number crunching.
3 hours later 32750357 Anonymous
>>32750294
Is Titan limited too?
3 hours later 32750375 Anonymous (Capture.png 559x23 0kB)
Why did this jump from 20% back down to 11%? Is it really not worth it to buy $100 or so worth of litecoins? Do you have to be a thousandaire?
3 hours later 32750384 Anonymous
Making progress, just made a litecoin in under a day.
Throwing my wallet address if anyone actually gives litecoins
Ld3LXJWfEfkGw1vDBMNKkihMHFC4VjHncp
3 hours later 32750387 Anonymous
>>32750282
Thanks.
BTC:
1MKir9fJjYU1iSoq5jatmXyEFYY2Z4h8kw
3 hours later 32750410 Anonymous
>>32750357
all geforces are limited
3 hours later 32750422 Anonymous
' By doing this you can attempt to solve a ‘block’ which pays out a reward. Currently the Litecoin reward per block is 50 Litecoins. '
My computer seems like it'd be done with a block in a few hours. Why are people saying they only make one coin per day or so?
3 hours later 32750435 Anonymous
Just got my litecoin wallet! It's showing 0.00 LTC anyone want to help change that?
LZq2QK5xxQZke1Sc5Q5xLwnXZGh22cRmF6
3 hours later 32750452 Anonymous
>>32750422
what are those calculations based on? what rate are you mining LTC at?
3 hours later 32750479 Anonymous
can someone toss me a litecoin so i can see if this is working?
LhzjheQqDXPctZfk4xNDNDDr6W5dbp3Dnv
thanks
3 hours later 32750484 Anonymous
well /g/, i just spent all the money in my mt gox account to buy a whopping .42 BTC.
bring on the crash, i know it's going to happen now that I got involved. :3
3 hours later 32750496 Anonymous
>>32750252
>>32750168
the late summer champ of 2010 the GTX 460
3 hours later 32750503 Anonymous
>>32750422
>Currently the Litecoin reward per block is 50 Litecoins
That is for solo mining.
3 hours later 32750508 Anonymous
>>32750484
How much did you spend exactly?
3 hours later 32750539 Anonymous
>>32750496
LeForce cards can't mine
3 hours later 32750543 Anonymous
>>32750508
$50 something from the 8 coins i cashed out in 2012.
3 hours later 32750577 Anonymous
>tfw you sold over 12BTC in 2012 and could have made a fuckton more now
3 hours later 32750599 Anonymous
Could someone send me something like 0.0001 Bitcoins? Wanna check if my wallets working
1KgfRiVUPMHRTwnZzsz8q3NLqWtYobiPFc
3 hours later 32750604 Anonymous
>>32750577
yeah, no kidding. i could have afforded a car or brand new computer instead of an 1/8 of weed.
3 hours later 32750626 Anonymous
Man, how the fuck do I mine PPC coin.
3 hours later 32750635 Anonymous (ibetthejewsdidthis.jpg 691x586 44kB)
>>32750577
you know out there that at least one NEET wizards wildest dreams have come true. Sold 10,000 BTC for a cool 1 million and now gets to spend his days ordering shit off the internet and browsing 4chan all day.
3 hours later 32750639 Anonymous
>>32750604
Oh well. I stand to make ~250/wk at this rate.
3 hours later 32750696 Anonymous
Good mining pool that is open? anyone?
3 hours later 32750697 Anonymous
>>32750639
why are you asking /g/?
/g/'s investment strategy focuses on the conservative, sandwich-heavy portfolio
3 hours later 32750705 Anonymous
>>32750635
Good on him. it all paid off in the end.
3 hours later 32750714 Anonymous
>>32750696
I use Coinotron
3 hours later 32750724 Anonymous
On a 6850, what aggression should I use to mine litecoins if I want to use my computer still?
3 hours later 32750727 Anonymous
>>32750696
consider using a decentralized p2pool
3 hours later 32750733 Anonymous
>>32750724
I'd suggest 11
3 hours later 32750738 Anonymous
>>32750724
14ish
3 hours later 32750743 Anonymous
>>32750724
12 or less
3 hours later 32750792 Anonymous (1351913530980.jpg 1632x1224 1060kB)
What do you guys use to transfer funds into btc-e and move money you make into your bank account? someone pls respond.
3 hours later 32750811 Anonymous (1327268816281.jpg 556x584 66kB)
>>32750604
>mfw i sold off 1.4btc (small change in december) at ~50usd/btc two weeks ago
i promise i will sink every dollar into it if it crashes again
3 hours later 32750816 Anonymous
>>32750792
if you live in the US, your only option for funding bitcoins with low fees is bitfloor. you can then move bitcoins into btc-e if you wanted to.
3 hours later 32750825 Anonymous
>>32750743
>>32750738
>>32750733
thanks guys. Now I'm getting a message that says "Couldn't connect to the server trying again in a few seconds" but it never connects, what am I doing wrong?
3 hours later 32750830 Anonymous
>>32750816
btw the reason bitfloor is your only option right now is because mtgox takes weeks to approve transactions and coinbase ran out of coins. bitinstant works too but they charge 4%
3 hours later 32750833 Anonymous
>>32750825
just use cgminer, reaper is crappy
3 hours later 32750839 Anonymous (1351917258046.jpg 960x717 80kB)
>>32750816
wanna buy ltc, and yes im murrican
3 hours later 32750853 Anonymous
>>32750833
this
i fucked around with reaper and its shit
cgminer still requires some reading though but its much better
3 hours later 32750856 Anonymous
>>32750839
I'd also recommend getting a visa debit for future use
3 hours later 32750867 Anonymous
>>32750833
>>32750853
If I can fix this I'll be good to go though. Can cgminer mine LTC on the GPU and CPU?
3 hours later 32750870 Anonymous
Why does all of this seem like a scam.
You cant just "buy" these coins. You have to set up an account on website x so you can transfer your money to website y so you then can actually send your money to website z where you might recieve these coins.
3 hours later 32750873 Anonymous
>>32750856
a lot of those visa withdrawal methods don't work on USA visa cards, pretty sure you'll have a hard time depositing to btc-e without massive fees using a Visa debit card in the US
3 hours later 32750879 Anonymous (wah.jpg 720x720 29kB)
Would it pay off to even just buy one btc and leave it at that?
3 hours later 32750880 Anonymous
>>32750867
GPU yes. CPU dunno
3 hours later 32750899 Anonymous
>>32750452
http://cryptojunky.com/blog/2013/03 /12/absolute-beginners-guide-to-lit ecoin-mining/
How do i tell the rate? It says 0 even when it's mining around 100 blocks per second and for some reason it'll freeze for a while then go back to 100+ p/s
>>32750503
So solo mining takes longer but you get all the moneys?
3 hours later 32750901 Anonymous (1363225359475.gif 175x170 630kB)
>tfw LTC dropped 40c in the last few hours
3 hours later 32750916 Anonymous
>>32750867
If you want to do both then use guiminer with scrypt support
3 hours later 32750923 Anonymous
>>32750901
if LTC keeps on dropping I am going in with $3k
3 hours later 32750935 Anonymous
>>32750923
this. im going in for the grill. doing it for the feel. Dropping $300 and no regrets
3 hours later 32750936 Anonymous
where are you guys keeping your litecoins? I've been using blockchain for my bitcoins
3 hours later 32750937 Anonymous
>>32750916
>>32750880
just downloaded it, I entered my username and pass, there was a little delay and now the window has closed what's up?
3 hours later 32750938 Anonymous
>>32750923
Why don't you just dump it in now? Mt. Gox is going to start offering it the price will likely go up.
3 hours later 32750948 Anonymous
>>32750936
In a wallet on my computer, why the fuck would you trust your money to someone else's website?
3 hours later 32750968 Anonymous
>>32750938
I am tired of finding a way to deposit my money to btc-e and the other website, what is the safest way?
4 hours later 32750982 Anonymous
>>32750968
...with your btc or ltc wallet on your computer
4 hours later 32750986 Anonymous (1351916930651.jpg 640x1920 277kB)
>>32750816
wait, can i buy ltc with bitfloor?
4 hours later 32750988 Anonymous
>>32750938
When is mt gox going to start offering it?
4 hours later 32751001 Anonymous
>>32750982
I meant actual dollars so I can trade and buy ltc?
4 hours later 32751004 Anonymous
LWuqDPxUSAf4WosGrYEDRTQPZLfiEFwHD9
i'll suck ur dick
4 hours later 32751045 Anonymous
Where i can buy Litecoins with paypal? BTC-e is a bitch, is requesting for some authorization
4 hours later 32751058 Anonymous
>>32751045
actual btc-e referrs me to fucking russian websites that I dont fucking trust.
4 hours later 32751086 Anonymous
Whats the chance of litecoins going up to around $10? I am thinking of buying another 6970 to mine at higher hashrates.
4 hours later 32751087 Anonymous
>>32745691
>Why aren't you buying now?
I just spent the non-necessity part of my paycheck on computer upgrades :(
I'm gonna miss the nect pump and dump! Fuck!
4 hours later 32751118 Anonymous
>>32751045
>>32751058
This x1000. Even just straight credit card funding is fine.
4 hours later 32751133 Anonymous
>>32751118
CAN A NIGGER HELP US WE WILL BE YOUR SEX SLAVES FOR EVEAH
4 hours later 32751146 Anonymous
>>32751045
>>32751058
>>32751118
Same here, I want to buy, but fuck.
4 hours later 32751148 Anonymous
>>32751045
This is what I was wondering. I got a few bucks that wouldn't hurt to invest.
4 hours later 32751158 Anonymous
>>32750948
Because website-based wallets aren't prone to HDD failure or house fire
4 hours later 32751162 Anonymous
>>32751045
this
how do I convert my cash into litecoins?
4 hours later 32751166 Anonymous
>>32751146
>>32751118
>>32751133
this forth. all signed up and ready to buy but fuck giving those niggers my shit
4 hours later 32751170 Anonymous
>>32751158
yes they are
4 hours later 32751173 Anonymous
/g/uys...
Is this actually profitable
4 hours later 32751177 Anonymous
Does the rising difficulty mean more people are starting to mine?
4 hours later 32751185 Anonymous
>>32751086
Any help? I don't want to spend $300 for nothing.
4 hours later 32751213 Anonymous
>>32750870
they don't want to be involved in identity theft lawsuits so people with 100,000 stolen cc's can't just dump it all and walk away with shit loads of coins
4 hours later 32751214 Anonymous
>>32751166
I just bit the pillow and did it.
Havent been hacked or assassinated by the reds yet
4 hours later 32751215 Anonymous
some background noise: http://www.listentobitcoin.com/
its pretty chill
4 hours later 32751238 Anonymous
>>32751214
Did you purchase from BTC?
4 hours later 32751245 Anonymous
>>32751214
From who/where anon?
I... I really want to, but...
4 hours later 32751261 Anonymous
>>32751213
why is it so easy to buy literally anything else online (i.e. real physical products) but so hard to buy fucking imaginary currency.
4 hours later 32751267 Anonymous
>>32751261
haha this
4 hours later 32751280 Anonymous
>>32751177
That, or more ASIC machines are starting to mine
4 hours later 32751288 Anonymous
>>32751238
>>32751245
BTC is the easiest part
and i pretty much had to sell my soul to OKPAY to become verified.
Still a little skeptical, gotta wait for verification
4 hours later 32751292 Anonymous
>>32751261
Because there is usually some traceability for those other things. If they allowed you to use a CC then people would bombard them with stolen cards (which would be a motherfucker to sort through) or chargebacks. Since both of those can be detected after they've already given you your LTC then they would simply be out of money after a while.
4 hours later 32751313 Anonymous
Free litecoins for the 300th post?
LgPU1KgaEVRNzxZnCo1Qg4L9pYwXmpW6P4
4 hours later 32751317 Anonymous
>>32750435
sent ;)
4 hours later 32751341 Anonymous
>>32751288
Just about how much of your soul DID you sell?
Was it that bad?
4 hours later 32751358 Anonymous
>>32751341
Proof of address and a whole bunch of other shit
4 hours later 32751368 Anonymous
>>32751341
Lets see...
Phone number, Drivers licesnse number and photo, a speeding ticket(only thing i had with my recent address), email of course, and signature inked in blood mailed to their hq
except that last one
4 hours later 32751370 Anonymous
>>32751358
That's not that bad. You've got to do the same shit to verify with Paypal after all.
4 hours later 32751375 Anonymous
>>32751317
holy shit thanks!!!!!
4 hours later 32751392 Anonymous
>>32751288
>BTC
Got a link to it? Is paypal acceptable?
4 hours later 32751408 Anonymous
>>32751392
shoo
4 hours later 32751412 Anonymous
I have nearly nothing to my name, Is it even worth trying to get in on the ground floor?
4 hours later 32751433 Anonymous
>>32751412
Same here. I have around $20 that I can spend without regrets. The rest is needed. So I'll throw down $20. If it goes up, I'll sell enough to cover myself for my initial investment.
4 hours later 32751460 Anonymous
>>32751433
Good luck trying to get them to take your money. Was about to drop $120, but it's just such a pain in the ass
4 hours later 32751475 Anonymous
Amazing, in the last 10 mins ltc has gone from 3.1 to 3.8 and everywhere in between.
Almost went under 3!
4 hours later 32751666 Anonymous
is detecting a new block good?
4 hours later 32751687 Anonymous
>>32751666
yes. but it should be obvious that its working. check your stats on whatever pool you joined if you joined one
4 hours later 32751727 Anonymous
I would have no idea how to buy this shit ever.
I really wish I knew how it worked.
4 hours later 32751944 Anonymous
What does all the stuff going on in the (target-miss) column mean? sometimes it's stale and I'm guessing that's bad.
4 hours later 32751969 Anonymous
>>32751944
it means your a raging fucking homosexual
4 hours later 32751999 Anonymous
>>32751969
>this
5 hours later 32752006 Anonymous
I want to make a small amount of money (~$100) as quick as possible, should I find a PPS pool or PPLNS? I'm at 245.98Mh/s with 15.3% stale if that matters.
5 hours later 32752015 Anonymous
>>32751969
my boyfriend would have to agree
5 hours later 32752026 Anonymous
is coinotron a good pool for ltc?
5 hours later 32752061 Anonymous
>>32752015
>>32752015
o?
5 hours later 32752142 Anonymous
>>32752061
well arent you edgy?
5 hours later 32752162 Anonymous
>>32751475
nice
5 hours later 32752166 Anonymous
>>32752142
Are you kidding me?
>>>/b/
5 hours later 32752181 Anonymous
>>32752166
GFTO Fagget bitch nigger
5 hours later 32752203 Anonymous
>>32752181
>>>/edgy/
5 hours later 32752220 Anonymous
>>32752203
Nowthatswhaticalledgy.jpeg
5 hours later 32752234 Anonymous
>>32752220
its .png you crack phene
5 hours later 32752248 Anonymous
>>32752220
>using edgy as an adjective
>2013
shiggy diggy
>>32752234
Fiend
You fucking moron.
5 hours later 32752266 Anonymous
>>32752248
its acually an adverb you illiterate dumbtard
5 hours later 32752276 Anonymous (Untitled2.jpg 1021x873 189kB)
>buying thing that are over inflated such at bitcoins
>not buying AAPL which is under priced
5 hours later 32752299 Anonymous
>>32752276
>bitcoins
>inflated
5 hours later 32752302 Anonymous
>>32752266
It's "acually" not. Where is the verb in that construct?
5 hours later 32752306 Anonymous
>>32752276
below the high =/= overpriced
5 hours later 32752336 Anonymous
I'm getting 100% rejected shares is that normal? I'm @ 158
5 hours later 32752365 Anonymous
>>32752302
I got your construct right here
*zipper does the zippity doo*
5 hours later 32752389 Anonymous
>>32752336
and I'm getting like 70% stales, how do I fix this?
5 hours later 32752415 Anonymous
>>32752365
now thats what i really call edgy
captcha: Jimmies Russell
5 hours later 32752417 Anonymous
>>32752389
check the expiration date before you buy things
5 hours later 32752439 Anonymous
>>32752365
shiggyedgy1me
gb2/s4s/
5 hours later 32752446 Anonymous
>>32752417
wow, you must be the life of the party. Can I be you?
5 hours later 32752453 Anonymous
>>32752415
>>32752439
>>32752446
You think you can get away with saying that shit to me over the internet? Think again fucker
5 hours later 32752471 Anonymous
>>32752453
Step up, senpai.
5 hours later 32752493 Anonymous
>>32752471
OY VEY
5 hours later 32752499 Anonymous
I have a server that does nothing but act as a seedbox. Can I use cgminer for cpu mining?
5 hours later 32752523 Anonymous
>>32752499
You won't earn enough to cover the cost of the power you'll be wasting.
5 hours later 32752536 Anonymous
>>32752523
It's a dedi I'm renting so I don't pay for power.
5 hours later 32752539 Anonymous
>>32752499
just buy namecoins and wait till they raise in value
5 hours later 32752558 Anonymous
>>32752536
Might as well then. Don't expect to make a mint.
5 hours later 32752572 Anonymous
>>32752556
Nice thumbnail bro.
5 hours later 32752606 Anonymous
I got cgminer running, says I'm getting 260Mh/s.
How do I know if it's running and how do I know if I get any ltc?
5 hours later 32752615 Anonymous
>>32752572
>479x245
5 hours later 32752625 Anonymous
>>32752606
.......
5 hours later 32752637 Anonymous
>>32752625
just like an anime
5 hours later 32752647 Anonymous
>>32752637
and gay porn jajajajaa
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