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Rainy Day Auto said:
I do not have pics of the back or the rest of the car yet.

Might not be able to go back and look at it some more till next week, because I don't have a gate key to where it's at.
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You need to speak to the Gatekeeper or Keymaster....
 
dukeboy_318 said:
go figure. there's a 70 superbird in a barn around here, old guy wont let anyone near it or so goes the rumor. I know the guy and he still wont open it for me, nor confirm or deny he has it.
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I know where there's a Superbird sitting in a garage with 22 k on it... :)
 
There are large data centers that 'mine' for bitcoins. Solving mathematical problems generates them and the more computing power you have, the faster you can generate coins. That's why there are these large server halls where companies generate currency. It's sort of like mining for gold, the rate at which coins are produced is deterministic.

As a person you go to a special exchange office and change your dollars to coins. Then the whole thing is done by QR codes and stuff.
 
360DartGT66 said:
There are large data centers that 'mine' for bitcoins. Solving mathematical problems generates them and the more computing power you have, the faster you can generate coins. That's why there are these large server halls where companies generate currency. It's sort of like mining for gold, the rate at which coins are produced is deterministic.

As a person you go to a special exchange office and change your dollars to coins. Then the whole thing is done by QR codes and stuff.
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so can my computer mine for this stuff?
 
Looks like you can generate 0.4 bitcoins per month with the $600 computer at the bottom of that page.
 
dukeboy_318 said:
So a 600 dollar computer MAY net your 1200 a year?
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Well, if you crack a block, you get 25 coins, but the odds are poor. Apparently miners pool their resources and split the blocks.

Every four years the return is halved. This just happened recently so for the next four years you get 25 coins per block then it drops to 12.5 or so.
 
360DartGT66 said:
Well, if you crack a block, you get 25 coins, but the odds are poor. Apparently miners pool their resources and split the blocks.

Every four years the return is halved. This just happened recently so for the next four years you get 25 coins per block then it drops to 12.5 or so.
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sounds confusing as hell
 
The system is sound and secure but not trivial to understand. There's a serious amount of mathematics involved. Using coins to buy stuff isn't fishy at all, I think, but the exchange rate is really volatile.
 
360DartGT66 said:
The system is sound and secure but not trivial to understand. There's a serious amount of mathematics involved. Using coins to buy stuff isn't fishy at all, I think, but the exchange rate is really volatile.
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I like Engine Math !!
 
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