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10821  Other / Archival / The first Rocket League - BitcoinTalk exclusive Tournament on: August 24, 2016, 08:37:58 PM
The first of many RocketLeague Champion of Champions is finally here!


32 Players in 16 teams will battle it out in 8 matches for the grand prize of 0.5BTC!

The tournament will be filled up with 16 different players, said players will be randomized into 8 teams of 2 that will play for honor, glory & BTC. There will be a total of 10 matches that will be played out in 6 stages:

Stage 1: 4 (BO1) 2v2 matches which will determine the Top 8 Players.
Stage 2: 2 (BO1) 2v2 matches which will determine the Top 4 players.
Stage 3 (Semi Finals): 2 (BO3) 1v1 matches which will determine the finalists.
Stage 4 (3rd place): 1 (BO3) 1v1 match which will determine the 3rd best place.
Finale: 1 (BO5) 1v1 match which will determine the best (and secondary best) player.


Prize distribution is as follows:

1st: 0.3BTC
2nd: 0.15BTC
3rd: 0.05BTC

Entry fee: 0.032BTC
Payment Address: 1DtsBVoKyg8PeNstBcbra2tt9YyDQFvQEQ


* You will need Steam and a valid copy of Rocket League installed on your hardware to participate in this tournament.
** Record all your games to prevent any problems. Winners of an encounter are determined once at least 1 participant of each team acknowledges the result. Unless there is a dispute within 30 minutes of match-ending, the result will be finalized.
10822  Other / Archival / Re: . on: August 24, 2016, 05:16:44 PM
Lauda thought you were missing only one #1?
Well, one is *lost* for now. We know who had it last, but are unable to establish reasonable contact with them, so that is on hold. One #1 is undiscovered though. Either somebody is hiding it, or it is in one of the remaining boxes.
10823  Other / Archival / Re: . on: August 24, 2016, 04:48:00 PM
Here's another update:


This should be pretty correct with what we know at the moment. There should be another update late this week once minerjones gets a few more shipments.
10824  Economy / Goods / MOVED: Pokemon GO High End Account Level 38 on: August 24, 2016, 04:04:46 PM
This topic has been moved to Digital goods.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1595742.0
10825  Economy / Collectibles / Re: MEGA BITTAWM BUNDLE [H] 100S OF PHYSICAL CRYPTO COISNS [W] HIGHEST BID on: August 24, 2016, 03:51:42 PM
someone suggest a split then, if its what the people want let me know how to split, i want a fast sale here guys
In order for that to happen, you'd have to properly write up what you have. The way that that it is currently written is quite hard to decipher, and as you've stated some items may not even be listed (?). Don't forget this:

terms and conditions
10826  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin Core version 0.13.0 Released on: August 24, 2016, 12:45:19 PM
Well I guess I am still conservative... I will stick to 0.12 for the time being until all the security issues has been solved...
There are no security issues with the version 0.13.0 itself. What are you talking about exactly? If you're talking about the binary warning, that's nothing special. You should have been verifying the downloads from day 1. There's a good guide to verify the files.
10827  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / MOVED: [BTC] Bitcoin Faucets on: August 24, 2016, 12:01:12 PM
This topic has been moved to Trashcan.
Reason: Ref. spam.
10828  Economy / Speculation / MOVED: what you will do if bitcoin price go to 2000$ on: August 24, 2016, 11:39:10 AM
This topic has been moved to Trashcan.
Reason: Insubstantial thread.
10829  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin Core version 0.13.0 Released on: August 24, 2016, 10:45:45 AM
Finally! The 0.13.0 release was long awaited. The number of improvements is really large.
I like how they depreciated the Windows XP and removed the internal miner. The latter was just sitting there for no valid reason.

With segregated witness that will be activated soon, Bitcoin is on a good way for further growth without putting decentralization at risk.
There will be minor changes regarding Segwit between 0.13.0 and 0.13.1. In the meantime, it's time to check out the results of compact blocks.

Does anyone know whether the Linux repository has already been updated? I don't want to shut down the client just to verify that it isn't one more time (as I've done this yesterday).
10830  Other / Archival / Re: A Question to Campaign Managers: How Do You Count Posts? on: August 24, 2016, 10:20:09 AM
A user has no control on which threads are deleted. Yes they chose to post in that thread but eventually spammy thread or not, all threads will be subject to deletion.
What was said here:"all threads will be subject to deletion." is false. Only threads that are either against the rules (there were examples where people kept replying to referral spam; even NLC bots in Speculation section) and threads that are really insubstantial/duplicate/etc. get trashed. Otherwise, threads either get locked and/or archived which does not negatively impact your post count. It really comes down to where you post and what you post. I don't see why nonconstructive posts, or posts made in 'spammy threads' should be counted. The signature campaigns are supporting more than enough spam as it is.

@SFR10 not tryin to pick on you but youre in the wrong IMO.
Technically, there is no 'wrong' here as they're the manager, ergo they create the rules.

Considering you have multiple alt's in various signature campaigns,you should have known the rules better.Just posting here to let people know that you own a Newbie-Legendary active account on the forum,all enrolled in signature campaigns.
How surprising. Roll Eyes
10831  Other / Archival / Re: A Question to Campaign Managers: How Do You Count Posts? on: August 24, 2016, 06:26:17 AM
I understand their viewpoint. If they're doing it like this with everyone, then it is only fair to do it like this with you. This isn't a forum related matter, and thus I don't think it should be asked in meta. You could have sent a message to some of the other known campaign managers.

I believe my those posts didn't removed because those posts are off-topic or spammy posts. but the whole threads got removed because the threads got out of dated, and the question on those thread have been answered.
Generally it is not 'solved'/'out of date' threads that get removed (as in deleted or trashed). Those usually get locked and/or archived.
10832  Local / Hrvatski (Croatian) / Re: Redoslijed radnji za pravilan ulazak u Bitcoin priču on: August 23, 2016, 09:14:16 PM
Upravo to, da, nije mi bilo jasno trebam li staviti svoje ime i prezime, a pogotovu mi se to ne uklapa u priču o anonimnosti u svezi glede poreza i slično, pa me zbunilo.
Bitcoin je pseduo-anoniman, to znači da možete da ostanete anonimni kompletno ukoliko znate što radite i nastojite se držati toga. Međutim, nije predstavljen kao način zaobilaženja poreza (iako je moguce, pogotovo gdje fali regulacije glede zakona). Postoje stranice poput localbitcoin, gdje se dogovorite sa anonimnom osobom (naravno gledate da imaju vec reputaciju tu) i mozete da "keš" da kupite Bitcoin. Postoje i druge alternative zavisno gdje živite (npr. Bitcoin-Bon u Austriji).

Polako ću dokučiti, valjda, gdje moram, a gdje nije preporučljivo ostavljati podatke. Za danas mi je dosta učenja, hehe.
Mozda vam je najbolje da se pridružite #bitcoin-hr IRC kanalu gdje možete direktno postavljat pitanja meni i drugim ljudima u kanalu. Za to pročitajte ovu temu: IRC - #bitcoin-hr.
10833  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / MOVED: I need help :) Please!! on: August 23, 2016, 09:02:39 PM
This topic has been moved to Trashcan.
Reason: Begging.
10834  Local / Hrvatski (Croatian) / Re: Redoslijed radnji za pravilan ulazak u Bitcoin priču on: August 23, 2016, 07:58:37 PM
Iskreno, ni ja nisam siguran što točno želim. Hehe. Danas sam počeo čitati o ovome i poprilično toga usvojio, ali mi je velika zbrka.
Najbolje bi bilo da malo razmislite o tome što vam nije jasno i sastavite jednu listi konkretnih pitanja ovdje pa cemo vam pomoci.

Skinuo sam electrum wallet, to je valjda ovo pod "hardware wallets", a onda mi nije jasno kako ga ja nisam morao kupiti ako se plaćaju? Ili možda uopće ne govorimo o istoj stvari?
Electrum je SPV wallet. Hardware wallet su fizicki novcanici koji dolaze kao u raznim oblicima, npr. u obliku USB-a. Primjer takvog novcanika je Ledger. Međutim, to vam nije potrebno osim ako želite sačuvati veću količinu novca na duže periode. Electrum je vrlo dobar odabir SPV novčanika, i generalno za početnike.

Također me zanima, vidio sam da na nekim stranicama traže ime i prezime, da li je obavezno staviti svoje, ako se to traži?
O kojim stranicama govorimo? Zavisi koliko cijenite vašu privatnost i anonimnost. Ako govorite o stranicama na kojim se može kupiti Bitcoin (zvane "exchanges"), npr. Bitstamp, onda morate unijeti ispravne podatke te cete ih morati i dokumentacijom potvrditi.
10835  Local / Hrvatski (Croatian) / Re: Redoslijed radnji za pravilan ulazak u Bitcoin priču on: August 23, 2016, 07:39:51 PM
Niste predvidjeli ništa, a i ako ima ovakva tema vec je zasigurno zastarjela. Samo nije mi baš jasno što želite ovdje, uputstva kako početi koristiti Bitcoin?

...ovdje malu listu potrebnih koraka da se pokrene Bitcoin posao, valjda?
Želite pokrenuti neki svoj biznis sa Bitcoinom, npr. neka stranica za kockanje kao što je Primedice?

Usput sam mislio i da se pomogne novima (kao ja) savjetima i o opasnostima ili prevarama oko Bitcoin računa, možda da se navede bar one najočitije probleme i prijevare, stranice... koje valja zaobilaziti.
Ne postoji "Bitcoin račun". Postoje Bitcoin novčanici, raznih vrsta: hardware wallets, full wallets/clients, SPV, online wallets. Poredao sam ih prema preporučenosti s lijeva naprema desno (Napomena: Hardware wallets se moraju kupiti, a full wallets i SPV su besplatni za skinuti). Što se tiče prevara:
1) Zaobilazite cloud mining.
2) Zaobilazite investor-based-games i slične stranice koje davaju veliki povrat (ROI) u kratko vrijeme.
3) Zaobilazite nove članove na forumu bez poznatog iskustva u vezi trgovanja (to se može da vidi na "trust-rating").
4) Zaobilazite IPO/altcoin i slično, naročito ako ste bez iskustva.

Naravno pročitajte: [WIP] Neslužbena lista Bitcointalk.org pravila/smjernica/FAQ

Pretpostavljam da još niste pribavili Bitcoin, bilo to kupnjom ili drugim metodama?
10836  Local / Hrvatski (Croatian) / Re: Redoslijed radnji za pravilan ulazak u Bitcoin priču on: August 23, 2016, 06:59:25 PM
Dakle, koji su otprilike koraci, finese, detalji... potrebni da bi se dobio dobar pregled ove priče?
O kakvoj "priči" vi pričate i što zapravo želite od ove teme? Kako stvari trenutno stoje, ova tema nema nekog smisla.
10837  Other / Meta / Re: Post a spammer thread on: August 23, 2016, 06:58:00 PM
Are "they". That is fine, don't respond then. Just keep pretending you havn't seen the "active" OP spam farmed list then.
Nobody has to pretend anything.

Banning 50,000 accounts by hand? Idiots. (i said they may have been banned, i cannot know)
Obviously not all of them, at some point the bot became a replacement. Anyhow, it's much easier to nuke accounts than you think.

The accounts on OP list are "active". Not a thing of the past. As I have shown. And the many thousand others which I have shown. If you cared to read.
Not sure why you're telling me this since I can't do anything about them. You should be talking to global moderators regarding those, not me.

You have no rules.
We have.

Update: I see that people are very grateful when others answer their questions. Smiley
10838  Other / Meta / Re: Post a spammer thread on: August 23, 2016, 06:12:59 PM
If i'm "lucky"? Ok, lets see if I can tempt him here.  Cheesy
They are very busy and it is rather likely that you will not get a response at this time.

In Oct 2015 (rough figures as guide, impossible for me to study properly) created accounts consist mainly of (or i was just very lucky to "hit" target)
Accounts between 572000 and 575000 are "btcRDkill_"
Accounts between575000 and 600200 are "MrFudged1_"
Accounts between 600200 and 625000 are "KNC_areThief"
That was a wave of spam accounts by the same person. We have been manually banning them back then (I remember having a 5 second refresh timer on the member page) and then the situation started to calm down as we've started using a bot to do it for us. They are a thing of the past (for now).

Clearly these farmed spammers will just keep coming en masse. You will never keep up with them.
With the appropriate rules and tools we can.
10839  Economy / Speculation / Re: Why is this sub-forum so dead and unmoderated? on: August 23, 2016, 04:32:22 PM
This is the secondary thread regarding moderation that I've seen recently regarding this sub-board. I'll have to repeat what I had said in the previous thread as it became inactive.

Have you taken a closer look at Bitcoin Discussion, Gambling, Economics (not the sub-board that we are in)? Compare the threads, their sizes in addition to their quality (although it's harder to compare as speculative talk is different) to the threads found there. You will see that many of the threads that should be dead but were revived by spammers - aka necro posting have been locked in addition to threads that are obsolete, or have grown too big due to spam. On the first page of this board, at the time of writing, there are 8 locked threads.

Additionally, what makes this harder is the lack of reports. Most of the work that has been done on this section was without reports. It would be really helpful, and I'd really appreciate it, if you helped out and started reporting anything that breaks the rules (including spam).

~Lauda
10840  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Brain wallet password based on fingerprint? on: August 23, 2016, 03:00:27 PM
Brain wallets are good because they are unpredictable, you don't know what the person that made the password was thinking
Nonsense. Human thinking is predictable, their password habits are usually weak/horrible and the adjective simplistic can be used for the majority as well.

Brain wallets can be easily bruteforced.
Indeed.

Humans are really bad at being truly random.
I concur. They're also very bad at probabilities, hence why we get people from time to time worrying about address collision.

Some people are developing fingerprint wallets for online bank accounts and offline shopping.
Replacing passwords with fingerprints is not safer.

Good for paranoids, i can't understand why people is always scared about hackers in 2016, when almost everywhere you can avoid them or just block you wallet?
Stating this, after we've experienced one of the largest 'hacks' (it's debatable what exactly happened, but let's ignore that since discussing it would be off-topic) in the history of Bitcoin, is very ignorant and ridiculous.
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