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Quick question about the bitcoin conference. Does one have to register and pay in advance, or do they accept walk-ins. They web site does not give the location.

Good news, the call came through. I didn't use wifi this time, I was connected to the movistar network instead. (I have tmobile with free international data roaming on my Nexus 7.)

Bandwidth could have been the problem, I suppose. I don't want this to happen again on such an important call, so I'm going to have to find a way to do a test.

Yesterday I tried to take a business call from the States via skype. I was sitting there waiting, with the skype app open. The tablet didn't ring. The call went straight to voicemail. I'm trying to get help from Skype, but you know how that goes. If someone is willing to help troubleshoot...

I checked out the New York Times article by Adrian Chen. The guy is practically frothing at the mouth. Something about bitcoin makes perfectly normal people lose their heads. On that point, ejcot and I are in perfect agreement.

Crazy like a fox... we´ll have to start calling you Zorro. You´ll wear a mask and go slashing a big Z on everybody´s chest with your sword. The new bitcoin superhero. Edit: you´ll slash the bitcoin symbol on the other guy. You could have a fight with a guy in a cape with the dollar symbol on...

On topic, I would like to go to the conference, not completely sure I will. I am in Mendoza right now, and I don´t want to do the long bus trip to BA. I have already rode buses all the way from Lima to Mendoza just within about the last eight days. Getting on another bus is sure unappetizing...

I bought a Nexus 7 here in the U.S. and signed up for t-mobile because they recently initiated free international data roaming. You only get 2g speeds when you use it overseas. Looking at your link, and at the specs for the N7, I get an idea why. The version of the nexus 7 sold in the States...

Or in the Argentinian version, "Un dia es un siglo sin mate."

Robbrown, I suggest you use bitcoin to do your currency exchanges. I am a United States Citizen who owns bitcoins, an enthusiastic supporter of the digital currency. Plenty of Americans (and citizens of other countries) use bitcoin to get around the capital controls when they journey to...

How will Tegan get hard currency payments into the country? If it comes through the banking system, doesn't it have to be converted into ARS at the official exchange rate?

You mean copy writing, not copywrighting. You want to be a copywriter, not a copywright (no such word).

I don't get it. Somebody tried to push a bundle of thousands of pesos into the deposit slot, couldn't get it to go in, thing was hanging half out and he didn't notice.

The post isn't about you at all! Read between the lines.

Proper diction: A subject of discussion is not contentious. The correct adjective is controversial, as in "the subject of Bitcoin is too controversial to discuss." A participant in a discussion may, however, be contentious; and if more than one participant is contentious, then the entire...

I have bought bitcoin and attended meetups here in New York. I also attended a venture capital conference devoted exclusively to bitcoin startups, ultralight startups (check it out). Argentina is a prime example of a country where bitcoin could do worlds of good for many, many people...

This is a pet peeve I have regarding minor functionaries of all kinds who deal with the public in a service capacity.

If you have to buy a ticket which you are not going to use, and if you have a little capital you can tie up temporarily, get a fully refundable ticket... then get a refund.

Supercharged, What you want is the client. The client is the software for users like you to connect with vpn. Here's the how-to page: http://www.vpngate.net/en/howto_softether.aspx#windows click the link to download the client, which takes you to http://www.vpngate.net/en/download.aspx go with...

Hmm, I wonder what's an anagram for MEMEN? LOL