Yes, they still use a bot to fake chat activity on their platform. This can be easily verified by checking the live response from the json_chat function at https://nowdice.com/index.php?json_chat



If you take a closer look at the chat activity, you'll notice that all the messages are being generated with the same username - "BET-NOWDICE". This is a clear indication that a bot is being used to simulate user activity. It's a shame that the platform is resorting to such deceptive tactics instead of focusing on improving the user experience and delivering real value to its customers.

[banned mixer] kampanja još uvijek ima jedno slobodno mjesto za članove bilo kojeg ranga.
Najmanje 5 postova tjedno, a bit će plaćeno najviše 25 postova (od toga 5 postova može biti u lokalnim sekcijama).

Payouts & Positions
Full Member: $1,7 / post
Sr. Member: $2,5 / post
Hero Member: $3,5 / post
Legendary: $4,0 / post

+$30 bonus za tri najkvalitetnija postera svakog tjedna.

It's technically possible to integrate a rechargeable Lithium-Polymer battery into a credit card-sized hardware device, but it's unlikely that such a battery is available on the market for personal use. The reason being that it needs to be integrated into the manufacturing process of the card itself, possibly as several thin films of metal electrodes with an electrolyte between them. The battery is integrated into the plastic casing of the card, eliminating the need for additional casing and enabling ultra-thin designs of just a few millimeters or less. Such batteries have a very small capacity, for example the FuzeW card wallet has a battery of only 13mAh, but this is still enough for about a month of average use before it needs to be recharged.

You can read the press release for one such battery from the Panasonic corporation here: Flexible Lithium-ion rechargeable battery for smartcards, wearables and IoT devices


source: https://news.panasonic.com/global/press/data/2016/09/en160929-8/en160929-8.pdf

 


Because people are crafty and like to build things.  


I don't think you understand. The original post was specifically addressing the use of image hosting services for the Bitcointalk. Although Imgur is a well-known image hosting platform, it still entails relying on a single point of failure. How can you ensure the longevity of your images on their service?

Ultimately, the choice of image hosting service is up to the individual, but I wanted to provide some context.

FreeBitco.in kampanja ima slobodno mjesto za jednog Sr. Member člana.

Sr. Members - $50 in BTC/Week.

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Betcoin.ag kampanja ima slobodno mjesto za jednog Hero/Legendary člana.

Hero/Legendary Members - $50 in BTC/Week

Hello @nowdice, welcome to the forum.

I noticed that your platform is relatively new, with the domain being registered only 40 days ago. However, I have some concerns regarding the statistics that you display on your front page. Is it really true that you have already facilitated over 370 thousand bets and accumulated more than $1 million in total wagers in such a short period? It seems a bit too good to be true, and I am wondering if you could provide more information to substantiate these numbers.

Furthermore, I agree with panjul07's comment that you should prioritize fixing and completing your website before promoting it here. As first impressions are crucial, it is essential that all parts of your site are accessible and functional to potential users. On a related note, I couldn't find any customer support contact information on your site besides live chat. While live chat is useful, it may not be the most effective means of addressing issues that require more time and attention. Providing an email or other contact options would be a great addition to your site.

Yes, I've bet on the underdogs many times. Especially if the underdogs are my favorite team or the national team in some international competition. I won some bets, I lost some, but it doesn't matter that much.
Betting on the underdogs can definitely add some excitement to a game or competition, especially if it's a team you're rooting for. It's always satisfying to see the underdog come out on top and win against the odds. Of course, there's always the risk of losing the bet, but it's all part of the fun.

I believe that the current congestion issue is a minor setback that the Bitcoin network can easily overcome, given its track record of resilience in the past. I'm not worried about the impact of Bitcoin ordinals on transaction fees in the long run. However, I do think that NFTs are just a passing fad and should not have been allowed on the Bitcoin network in the first place. Nonetheless, I'm confident that this trend will eventually die down and be replaced by more useful and sustainable use cases.

Da. Izgleda da je netko opet insajderski trgovao s povlaštenim informacijama.

Just in:

https://twitter.com/binance/status/1654448067255361537

I stumbled across this graph on Twitter yesterday and I thought it'd be pretty cool to share it here. It really puts into perspective just how crucial Livaja is for Hajduk.

Minimum minutes per direct participation for a goal in the #HNL this season provided the player has played at least 1000 minutes



Source: https://twitter.com/MarkoSilov/status/1654047796423426050?s=20

I'm not sure I see any particular difference between the "old" and "new" designs. Good design is always subjective and in the eye of the beholder. But generally speaking, really good graphic design is timeless, not trendy.


I'm loving what Roobet is doing with their signature designs! They're keeping their brand recognition intact, while also adding some refreshing elements every now and then. I think this approach helps them stay visible and relevant within the community.

Evo 30 najaktivnijih članova u protekla 2 mjeseca s German boarda, možda će vam to biti od pomoći.

1. willi9974 [275]
2. bullrun2020bro [217]
3. bct_ail [170]
4. sam00 [170]
5. mole0815 [151]
6. Buchi-88 [143]
7. Lakai01 [143]
8. CoinEraser [134]
9. cygan [133]
10. 1miau [124]
11. Unknown01 [116]
12. Soonandwaite [110]
13. Real-Duke [105]
14. MinoRaiola [93]
15. Koal-84 [86]
16. AHOYBRAUSE [84]
17. Lafu [61]
18. mv1986 [53]
19. nullCoiner [45]
20. Turbartuluk [41]
21. 5tift [31]
22. citb0in [31]
23. d5000 [28]
24. 1r0n1c [24]
25. bitcoincidence [22]
26. o_solo_miner [20]
27. hZti [18]
28. hanspeter77 [18]
29. ewibit [16]
30. haloxon [16]
Izvor: https://ninjastic.space

Da, istina je da su većina članova u dobrim i stabilnim kampanjama. Međutim, vidim da CoinSlotty kampanja nudi bolje uvjete u usporedbi s većinom drugih gambling kampanja. Vjerujem da će barem neki članovi biti voljni preći na bolje plaćenu kampanju ako im se to direktno ponudi. Minimalno 12 tjedana kampanje s gotovo 50% većom plaćom nije loša ponuda.  

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EDIT: Zaboravio sam uključiti 'child boards' u prethodnoj analizi.

Just wanted to take a quick moment to give a shoutout for the ANN redesign - congrats on the fresh new look! The new design is so clean and streamlined, and I really like it. Great job!

I hope the website redesign will follow suit. Good luck with the re-launch!

Nice! Čisto i pregledno... Sviđa mi se!  Vidi se da je Jayce pravi profesionalac.


Haha! Proklete lijenčine! 



Sretno s launchanjem, btw.

From what I can tell, I don't think the woman in the video is an AI. It seems more likely that she is a real person. Although AI technology has made significant progress, it still lacks the capability to perfectly mimic human behavior in videos, such as the ones we see here. Nevertheless, there are some advanced AI applications like synthesia.io that can generate videos with AI avatars that look quite convincing.

It's possible that the withdrawal process could be affected by network congestion and low fee transactions, which could cause delays in processing times. However, most reputable crypto casinos use reliable and fast networks to process their transactions, so it's unlikely that withdrawals would take longer than a few minutes to a few hours at most.

Good online casinos know that fast withdrawals are important for players, especially in crypto world where users expect quick transactions. However, some casinos have a manual review process for withdrawal requests, which can slow down processing time. Waiting 4 hours or more for a withdrawal may mean that the casino is reviewing and approving transactions manually. While this may be necessary for security reasons, it's not the best experience for players who want fast and easy withdrawals.

I see that he did something similar in the past with the Ideaology project in this thread: Is Ideaology.io scam or a great opportunity? [archive]

First, he published a very negative review claiming that the project was too risky and worthless, with an amateur and inexperienced team.

However, after just under a month, he completely changed his story and deleted (or denied) almost all of his claims from the original review, ultimately giving the project a high 8.5/10 rating. Now, I don't know if the owners of the Ideaology project paid for a positive review, and that will be hard to prove unless they publicly admit it themselves, but realistically, what could cause such a drastic change of opinion in such a short time? If you're going to write reviews, at least try to be objective and free of personal biases so you don't have to contradict your own words.


And, according to the date stated, that update was made only a week after Amar Kovacevic from Ideaology publicly accused them of abuse and blackmail.

Hahaha! To znači da nisi prihvatio ponudu da se pridružiš njihovom 'scam busting' timu od prije par godina?

Ali ozbiljno, prema svemu sudeći čini mi se kao klinac koji želi stvoriti neko ime za sebe u ICO/IEO review biznisu i monetizirati to. To samo po sebi nije loše, ali treba biti transparentan i odgovoran u svojim recenzijama. Ne znam koliko ljudi zaista donosi investicijske odluke na temelju takvih recenzija, ali ako on ne slijedi neke osnovne moralne i etičke standarde, ne može mu se vjerovati. Štoviše, sama činjenica da iznuđuje novac za pozitivan review, dok na svojoj web stranici tvrdi da sve radi besplatno i ne uzima nikakvu naknadu, dovoljna je za negativan trust na njegovom profilu.

It's definitely not just an issue in the NFL. Match-fixing scandals have rocked the soccer world in recent years, and it's a huge problem in many other sports too. The problem is that the money involved in professional sports is huge, and some people will do whatever it takes to make a buck. When players, coaches, or referees are involved in betting, it can easily lead to biased decisions and even outright cheating. And if the public loses faith in the fairness of the game, it can have serious consequences for the sport's reputation. It's hard to say how prevalent this problem is in the professional sports, but it certainly seems like there are more stories about match-fixing than there used to be.

Auto-betting can be pretty useful if you're gunning for those high multipliers. If you're manually betting, it's easy to get cold feet and back out too soon. But with auto-betting, you can sit back, relax, and let the bot do all the work without any emotional attachments. I'm not saying it's a good strategy, though.