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  • Re: I'm decentralized! GET ME OUT OF HERE?

    @faceface Crappy Bash / Perl programmer / DBA with some knowledge of software engineering, experience with Apache, Drupal, MediaWiki, Solr, etc. I see myself as an ideas person, which is frustrating because I'm so lazy ;-)

    I actually just left my job of almost 10 years to go full time in this space running FoldingCoin. I was waiting almost 2 years to get involved in a crypto related project, but I waited until i had the following covered:

    • Enough money saved up to live on a year
    • A project that was worth while putting time and energy into
    • A solid partner or dev team who is as interested in your project as you

    FoldingCoin has 4 maybe 5 devs and we are always interested in talking to new people about potential coming on board if you would wanna talk sometime. My email is [email protected]

    BUT KEEP IN MIND I currently do not have an income now. My other devs still have their day jobs and work with me at night. I also dont have a wife, kids , or even a pet so I am able to do this. It is a risk to start something in this space just like in the early internet days.

    Maybe you just put an hour or 2 a day in a crypto project you like for now and take it from there. Baby steps :)

  • Re: What music are you listening to?

    I listen to various genres of music, things from Bright eyes and the Beatles, all the way to Tech N9ne and Lil Wayne :D

    Currently Death Cab for Cutie

  • Re: Windows or MacOS X or Linux?

    It depends on the use of the machine. I run versions of both windows and Linux for various purposes:

    Windows

    • Great for business applications such as office
    • All pc games are normally compatible with windows automatically with a .exe extension so for a gamer this is ideal
    • For mining and Folding purposes, Windows tends to be extremely compatible with these programs as Linux requires more configuration

    Linux

    • Great for security. Linux allows you to encrypt your entire hard drive. This is what i use on my laptop for security
    • Linux is faster, for stable, and less prone to viruses and hacks then Windows is
    • Linux offers tons of free open source programs comparable to windows paid programs. For example: instead of buying office for $400 dollars, open office is virtually the same thing and its free

    So in summary, I would use windows if you need to install programs provided by your work, or commercial companies such as video games. Linux is best for sensitive data and computer performance

  • Re: yes

    @wijasen2261 I need ltbcoin

    You could also write a blog for the front page, that pays a ton of LTBcoin, just think of a good topic to right about and submit it. You can also buy LTBcoin from https://www.poloniex.com/exchange#btc_ltbc for a fairly good price

  • Re: FLDC on Poloniex

    @francescu

    @pooktwo

    @francescu Cool!

    I think that I have some on my Counterwallet :P We'll take a look!

    It has been floating around 215 satoshis here recently

    Nice!

    Anyway I think that I'm going to hold some, hehe :)

    I think you should to, we have some great features coming out that should really increase the value and demand for FLDC

  • Re: FLDC on Poloniex

    @francescu Cool!

    I think that I have some on my Counterwallet :P We'll take a look!

    It has been floating around 215 satoshis here recently

  • Re: New sponsorship system released!

    This is exciting, FoldingCoin will be using this service for sure

  • FLDC on Poloniex

    FoldingCoin is now on Poloniex https://www.poloniex.com/exchange#btc_fldc and across all exchanges did almost 16 BTC yesterday and is about 11 today :) Get over there and start trading

  • Re: FoldingCoin forum faucet

    @lcnto1 You are very nice.thank you

    Make sure you leave your address here to receive the bounty :)

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