I blocked his PMs because I got tired of someone telling me that I have to remove their negative trust since they paid back the person they stole from. While it is good for his karma, I still do not trust him. The multiple threads and PMs demanding I do really isn’t helping his cause. He scammed someone, likely discovered how difficult it would be to get a new account to that level, and probably decided it would be cheaper to pay back this user than to try and buy an account to participate is signature campaigns.

So it has already been demonstrated that he will steal if the price is right, but since the amount he stole this time is less than his account’s value and was paid back, we are supposed to believe he is trustworthy?

Is there anyone who believes this is about anything other than the user feeling he would make more money with a trusted account than he would have by continuing to run with the stolen funds?

Hence why I asked out of curiosity.  Certainly he is under no obligation to say if his buyer wants to keep that information secret.

Thank you both for your efforts in filling this gap quickly to protect forum users.

While it is easy to pick on flat earthers, I think their type of scientific doubt has historically been a necessary influence on advancing said science.  I imagine the first people saying the earth was round were subject to similar ridicule.  Personally, I'd rather see them discussing simulation theory, or some other scientifically unproven ideas that could change the way we look at life on our planet, but that's not for me to judge.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jT6h2CUWLzQ

Yes, your post appears quite clever in retrospect.  However, you have to understand that the mods are probably getting hundreds maybe thousands of reports per day.  If they came across one and it had one word, I could see them not taking the time to investigate the link and how it justifies the post.  Try not to take it too personally. 

Any chance you'd be willing to share the selling price?  I'm curious.

Looking over one of my favorite threads and noticed that some people are having issues with 1080ti GPUs and windows.

Just create a .bat file and add a couple lines to restart the application if it times out.  Hope this helps someone.

Do you have any information on the differences between the metallic prints and the metal panels?  I assumed the metal panels were metallic prints.

Thanks for your support Gunthar!  It is great to see that this project is not only so actively developed, but you give back to the community as well.  A true class act.

I would be open to hearing more opinions on this.

Yes, congrats on your first platinum bitcoin collectible BCP!

The actual first platinum Bitcoin collectible produced is here.

Gavin is officially listed at bitcoin.org as being the developer with the 4th most commits to Bitcoin Core with 1,101.  He obviously and most definitely deserves the Developer Badge.

https://bitcoin.org/en/development#dev-communities

Congrats!  A huge accomplishment.

I think language barriers, youngsters trying to make a quick buck, and those acting ignorant to suit their agendas are to blame for this perception.

I like the theories outlined in the book Chariots Of The Gods. It’s a quick and thought provoking read.

Due to regulations, at this point in time the Powerwall charges with solar generated power. I am hoping that changes soon. The wind turbine uses it’s own stand-alone inverter, while the solar panels each have their own built in inverters.

Check whattomine.com and see what you should do.  Right now with those cards, you'd be almost twice as well off to mine something else and use that to buy RVN.

Pretty sure I own the first one of these knives made, which was featured in a news article and predated the production run of 20 knives.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=941287.msg10340032#msg10340032

In any event, a great piece and rare find in good condition. Good luck with the sale. Mine has definitely seen some wear as it is regularly handled.


EDIT:

This is a pretty common problem in the crypto collection community of trying to value things in BTC over time instead of USD.  You get people asking $14,000 for a $500 knife (I'd value it a bit higher but my opinion is biased).  Always wise to check the original price paid in USD when buying a previously owned item.

Cool to see some .bit sites around.  Good luck with the auction and supporting NMC!

Would be great if there were a countdown somewhere.