No, IPs change, youd have half the internet banned but still spammers.


The sigs are accepted currently. But 50 "+1" posts are still spam, no matter the signature. I dont see your point here.


Mods are basically hired people who enforce the rules of the admin(s). I dont see your point here either. What better is an answer from theymos than it is from the people he trusts?


They do, people just try to wiggle out of a ban.


You need a new keyboard.

#1 its not a technical issue, move it to meta
#2 activity is calculated only partly by post count see here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=177133.msg5106206#msg5106206
#3 activity and/or post count have nothing to do with the relevance of your posts. The server is unable to judge that anyway.

Buying and selling accounts is not the problem here. As it was allready mentioned: you are trying to buy trust. Which Vod prevented to his abilities. If you are trading with someone that has an account labeled "Hero Member" - registered sometime 2010, would you trust that person more or less than a "Newbie" that registered last week?
Trust can not be bought, but only earned, can not be proven but only disproven.

That makes no sense. Even if you are talking about 1$/GHASH/s. 1$ for what? Electricity? Hardwarecosts? Shipping?

I dont understand why the weight matters here. They said they send you the miner, but it is not in the package when you received it.
You are btw allowed to check this the moment the package arrives. Just for the future. Even though the deliveryperson will sometimes tell you otherwise. It is your right to check the content of the package in front of the person who delivers it before you sign for it.
It is also not your responsibilty to track down the miner. It is allways the responsibilty of the person that has the contract with the deliverycompany (in this case DHL). Since you did not order DHL to deliver the package to you, it is the duty of zoomhash to take care of this. This can take several weeks, sometimes month. So a good partner will just send you a replacement and get the rest sorted out with DHL. Refund by weight will be 1 SDR per Kg, which currently is 1.54 USD ( http://www.imf.org/external/np/fin/data/rms_sdrv.aspx ). This will probably not happen since you should have a proof of value a bill or an order or similar. However DHL will not clear the loss with you as they have no contract with you.

Lets say developing that thing cost you only 10,000 USD, you pay 0.1 USD per kW/H and your 12 TH/s prototype eats 6KW
Youd break even after ~51 days assuming 20% rise in difficulty.

Regarding OP. If you want to know whether mining is profiltable or not, do the calculation with one of the many calculators (e.g. https://bitcoinwisdom.com/bitcoin/calculator )
It greatly depends on your electricity cost. Some people claim they get free electricity (which I doubt is true), so any hardware can be profitable if you buy it cheap enough.

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signing in for another month

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You have to contact theymos https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=35
and provide proof that it is your account. This usually works by signing a message with a private key to an address you posted with your locked account.

see here for the original post by theymos: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=497545.0

I doubt it would as the data there should not get executet. Also the data just matches the signature of a virus thats not the same as the actual virus.

Yep thats how it should work. I guess every other question has allready been answered by Light

QT will need a full blockchain to send coins, true. The way I understood OP is that he allready has a fully updated QT and just wants to migrate from there. This corruption part has me worried though, not sure if just changing your user profil is doing any good.

Its possible and it has been done. In fact it allready has been done a long time ago in the testnet.
See here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=554738.0
where on of the devs talks about it. This also links to a swedish board where this is discussed.

Also here:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=470326.0



There have been similar posts here:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=558919.0
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=559365.0
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=560070.0
even from 2011:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=43803.0
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=43752.0
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=43741.0
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=23465.0

Maybe this should be in some sort of sticky or this will pop up again and again.
well... it probably will anyway.

You can close bitcoin core at any time and replace the existing wallet.dat. You can make a backup first, just in case, but it should be empty as it was just created.



So its just a different user profile? Not sure I understand the benefit of changing your profile.
What kind of corruption are you talking about? Trojan? Defected data?

If this is going on on two seperate computers Id just setup the new one and transfer all coins from the old wallet into the new one. This might cost you a little bit of fees, but the chances of a slip up are minimal.

If this however has to happen on the same machine do as Light suggested or do both. You can dump the keys, write them down somewhere safe (encrypted file on a usb stick) and still copy the wallet.dat. Better safe than sorry

You might want to read this https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=609015.0
and think about your 1 line responses

or posts like these: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=594306.msg6524705#msg6524705

If you ask me the reason given was: spam.

Edit: your ban is probably temporary

I doubt that there is a significant difference between Multibit and Bitcoin core regarding security. But to answer this question properly one would have to study the source of both clients, which I did not.
With Electrum you still have your wallet and thus your private keys on your machine, so you can still access your coins if they go south (or north or anywhere for that matter). This would require another programm where you can import your private keys to, yes.


Correct. The Electrum seed is a way to reduce the chance of you messing up. Randomness is a difficult thing to implement, so this seed will make sure that you will generate the exact same private keys. Electrum basically assumes that the initial seed is enough randomness to ensure that the private keys you get will not be the private keys of someone else. Since their seed is 128 bit the chances of a collision are indeed very slim.


Downside: it costs CPU time and memoryspace
Upside: I dont know why you would need two different wallets at the same time, esp. if they are controlling the same addresses.


You probably have the wallet files encrypted. Encrypting the "apps" does nothing.
Paper wallet sounds good depending on the way of creation (e.g. brainwallets are bad).
Backup on USB is fine, but those drives might fail as well. You maybe want to make more than 1 backup, just in case and depending on the amount of coins you have.
You could engrave a private key somewhere

I also like n of m paperwallets. Where you need e.g. any 3 of 5 paperwallets to restore the private key. This allows for several secure places without a single point of failure.


Yes. You have the same private keys stored twice, as long as you access one you can spend your coins asoiated with the private key.



I assume its the same address and thus the same private key. If you forgot the password you can export the private key from bitcoin core into a new multibit wallet and be fine. Just make sure there are no other addresses. You need the private key for each address in order for this to work.


Same as with other wallets as long as the phone has access to the same private keys your computer has you can spend the same coins. Id rather not do this though, since phones are easily lost/stolen etc.


To each unique address there is a unique private key that can be copied as ofter as you want. See e.g. this famous address:
https://blockchain.info/de/address/1JwSSubhmg6iPtRjtyqhUYYH7bZg3Lfy1T
the private key is derived from the phrase "correct horse battery staple" and thus 1000s of people have the private key. Everyone of them can spend the coins that go to that address. If you have some spare and are in a fun mood, send some there and watch how fast they try to get it elsewhere

I hope I could answer your questions. If you have more feel free to ask.

Well I like primedice -not just because they pay for my posts - but thats not true. I personally get 1000 satoshi, not sure why. Maybe because I lost enough money there

But the big mistake here is that you give the impression that you can "earn" money from PD. You can only claim the free satoshi if you have no coins left. And in order to get a payout you need over 0.0001 BTC or 10,000 Satoshi because they substract the minersfee of 0.0001 from your winnings.

Je nach ISP und Modem kann das durchaus klappen. Kann aber auch sein das OP richtig Ärger mit dem ISP bekommt weil das als IP spoofing ausgelegt werden kann. Was man wieder als Angriff auf einen anderen Rechner interpretieren kann. Würd ich eher lassen.

Ich würde auch über den Support versuchen, bleibt ja nichts. IPs durchprobieren kann ziemlich lange dauern, wenn Du nicht dafür sorgst das "deine" alte IP offline geht. Einige ISPs vergeben sehr selten (so alle 1-3 Wochen) mal ne neue IP.

Wenn Du Glück hast, hat die Person die jetzt "deine IP" nutzt ne ungepatche Fritzbox Das soll natürlich kein Vorschlag sein.

Weißt Du die IP überhaupt noch? Also das Du zumindest "einfach" prüfen kannst ob Du die alte wieder hast.

Not sure if this is off topic or not, since it fits somehow. In the past I saw several of these now banned people and thought: wow they post a lot but its so ...slim. Its mostly just a sentence or even worse: an answer that -while sometimes correct- was allready given. With you however I think you honestly try to help people and I dont think how this can be considered spam.
My rule of thumb is: write first and when done, read again and think: is this necessary? Sometimes I write a long post and dont even post it, because its enough that I wrote it, but it wont help anyone if I post it.

Ach richtig, sorry falsche Gebühr im Kopf gebahbt.

Naja die Transaktionsgebühren nehmen sie alle. Aber ich weiß wieder worauf Du hinaus willst.


Steht ganz am Ende der FAQ
http://eligius.st/~gateway/faq-page

"Transactions without a fee will be processed based on confidential anti-spam testing."

Ja, die prüfen ob das Spam ist und dann akzeptieren sie auch Überweisungen ohne Gebühren.