This is the only real pizza:  flour, water, yeast, salt, tomato, buffalo milk mozzarella, basil, olive oil... nothing else |
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Ma comunque immagino che dopo l'hack theymos sia un pò paranoico, e veda in parte con disinteresse, in parte con diffidenza, queste mie richieste.
Guarda, neanche prima dell'hack theymos era molto comprensivo con chi perdeva l'account o veniva hackerato... temo che non ci siano molte speranze... |
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I tried that. And my message was blocked. I am assuming that sending messages might infect other accounts. But I have no idea. Just fishing for answers.
TM does not accept PMs. Email him at admin@glados.cc |
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Please, have a look at: http://www.intodns.com/solarwindmining.comYou must add these lines to DNS zone: solarwindmining.com. IN NS ns1.2freehosting.com. solarwindmining.com. IN NS ns2.2freehosting.com. solarwindmining.com. IN NS ns3.2freehosting.com. solarwindmining.com. IN NS ns4.2freehosting.com. |
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Revolution time!
We don't need moderators.
All the moderation/trust/ignore stuff should integrate in a single community-base thing.
Let's adapt BTC idea of no central authority to the forum itself
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Google ranking algorithm favours sites with many links pointig to them.
So the spammer is using your forum to make his site looking prettier to the eyes of Google.
Just delete posts and users and introduce some restrictions if forum is not moderated yed.
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Bitcoin price is so highly rising in real time before a few days the coin price is $100-110 but now?? gox $185?!?! btce $155?!?! why! after i sold to $105!? ... more people like to me?  The real question is: why did you sold them? You should know in the long period BTC value goes up |
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Your DNS zone contains no NS records. This is bad |
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I don't understand: if selling accounts is allowed why tysat gave Subud! negative feedback for selling accounts?
Is Subud! selling stolen accounts?
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There are lots of people, not english native speakers, who have difficulty in understanding the video without subtitles.
It would be nice to have a transcription of texts
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Since this is public property (state park), shouldn't they have consulted the other 2.855 million owners before making modifications?
I agree. Everybody is bold at defending its own private property but noone is defending public domain... This is everyone's property, you can't touch it if I do not agree. You can be killed by anything if you are an idiot |
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really good contents... Only one note: the site is nearly impossible to browse with a smartphone |
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I registered a domain with http://cinipac.com/Their managment interface doesn't work with my firefox and support system is slow. On the other hand it is not a scam: I get my domain registered and privacy protected from start. |
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- All our servers and e-mail data are encrypted.
What do you mean exactly by this? Encrypted hard disk partition that you have to mount manualy inserting a secret key at every reboot? |
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Secondly, another feature would be a "buy-back" program of old pre-asic accounts. How it might work: Pyramining enables a deposit feature like his asic pre-order program with deposits of X.XXXX1111 whenever a new deposit is made in this fashion instead of buying new hardware it pays down a pre-asic account starting with the oldest accounts first. This would help get ROI improved for everone since the really old deposits which are burdening pyramining is a significant part to blame for slow ROI. It's a win-win as old deposits get ROI quicker and new deposits ROI time is improved by cleaning out the old deposits and if those feed into other accounts they also cause new hardware to be purchased(which is a win-win-win lol). The key with this is that it has to be voluntary, not mandatory or it seems scam-ish
I support this |
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welcome onboard semisyntheticpsy
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This. The whole "demo" thing won't mean shit in court... It's not about what you say you're doing, but what you ARE doing.
It would be true if he accepted "real" money, but all he is handling is bitcoin, i.e. "fictional" money. It is a demo because no real money comes into play. |
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The algorithm that generates those numbers is quite obscure but looking at other's people feedback is useful even if you don't trust them
The way trust calculated is not 'obscure'. Can you please tell me where the actual algorithm is explained in detail? |
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