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Hey, I'm [[User:Danw12|Danw12]] and I love Bitcoin! | Hey, I'm [[User:Danw12|Danw12]] and I love Bitcoin! | ||
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== Supporting Bitcoin == | == Supporting Bitcoin == | ||
Running 4 nodes, 2<sup>*</sup> of which are up 24/7 and can be found on the [[Fallback_Nodes#IPv4_Nodes|Fallback Nodes]] page! (Feel free to use them!) | Running 4 nodes (as of 9/12/12), 2<sup>*</sup> of which are up 24/7 and can be found on the [[Fallback_Nodes#IPv4_Nodes|Fallback Nodes]] page! (Feel free to use them!) | ||
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== About Me == | == About Me == | ||
I'll probably put more info here eventually, but for now this should do... | I'll probably put more info here eventually, but for now this should do...<br /> | ||
Real Name: Daniel Wilson | Real Name: Daniel Wilson<br /> | ||
Location: United Kingdom (GB) | Location: United Kingdom (GB)<br /> | ||
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===== Smallprint ===== | ===== Smallprint ===== | ||
<sup>*</sup>2 - Actually only one bitcoind process, on one box - but it had 2 dedicated (static) IP addresses and connections so even if a network interface fails/dies you can still gain access to it! | <small><sup>*</sup>2 Nodes - Actually only one bitcoind process, on one box - but it had 2 dedicated (static) IP addresses and connections so even if a network interface fails/dies you can still gain access to it! | ||
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Latest revision as of 01:33, 9 December 2012
Hey, I'm Danw12 and I love Bitcoin!
Supporting Bitcoin
Running 4 nodes (as of 9/12/12), 2* of which are up 24/7 and can be found on the Fallback Nodes page! (Feel free to use them!)
About Me
I'll probably put more info here eventually, but for now this should do...
Real Name: Daniel Wilson
Location: United Kingdom (GB)
Smallprint
*2 Nodes - Actually only one bitcoind process, on one box - but it had 2 dedicated (static) IP addresses and connections so even if a network interface fails/dies you can still gain access to it!