Address 1FeexV6bAHb8ybZjqQMjJrcCrHGW9sb6uF shows Something went wrong... instead of the balance. If I search for my addresses, can you add the balance of each address too? I don't recognize most of them, but adding the balance might help to highlight what's interesting. Or even sort them by balance (apparently I have mentioned 6,723 addresses). |
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LoyceV is testing a different profile page that doesn't require him to create 3 million separate files. About that: I expected to have time for this a few days ago, but IRL stuff came up so I've barely been online. I'll update the test version once that's settled. I don't know what it currently links to, but you can use https://loyce.club/profile.html?id=1410401 already. That link shouldn't change anymore when I make it look a bit better. We're discussing options for that. Ninja features will be in the next version, which shouldn't take too long after this one. It's getting tempting to install this add-on. But I don't like browser add-ons. |
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Are addresses of Chipmixer known? Don't have idea about this although have used a few times. All addresses are known, and it's easy to get all addresses with a balance that could be a ChipMixer chip. But anyone can create chip-sized inputs, so you'll never know for sure. While checking the FAQ: this is outdated: You can bet a chip to either receive twice as big one or receive nothing. Chance to receive big chip is around 47% and is provably fair. And this too: Why should I use bet/donate function? |
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Trust list inclusions. If someone includes you - that must count for something, right? Should be weighed though, otherwise newbie sockpuppets would skew the score. How about the total number of feedbacks? Sent feedback should count for something, especially if the user is on DT. I'm pretty sure a few thousand users recognize Lauda's name because the red tag they've received. Received feedback is already included the BPIP's "most Trusted" rating, but neutral and negative feedback isn't. And Flags could count too, it doesn't really matter if they're Supported or Opposed. Example: game-protect is recognized by many users! Unless PBIP meant to use the second meaning of the word "recognize": recognize
1. identify (someone or something) from having encountered them before; know again.
2. acknowledge the existence, validity, or legality of. I always assumed BPIP's Most Recognized was based first definition. Unique posters in the threads you started and/or total views of the threads your started I think this is a bad metric. Example: Report plagiarism (copy/paste) here.: Read 69652 times, 2017 posts (I didn't count unique users). LoyceV's Trust list viewer: Read 13537 times, 365 posts. I'd say the latter deserves more recognition than the former, but it isn't reflected in the number of views or posts. |
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How do I establish the connection to the grocery store in this scenario? I send LN payments to the node operator. The node operator opens a channel to the grocery store? That's the "magic" of LN: the network finds a route to send your payment. As long as the node is connected to someone who (is connected to someone who) has a connection to the node you need, it should work. It sometimes fails though, but I assume that gets better over time. If you haven't tried it yet, just try  A custodial wallet is easiest though, and if you post a payment request for 100 sats, I'll fund it so you can send a few sats to a casino to test it. |
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I can conclude that the grocery store would be able to receive Lightning payments as soon as the channel was opened. Correct. But I have to be the one who opens the channel, not them? A channel gets funded when it gets opened, so it makes sense to be opened by the person who has to pay the other person. Sending payments in the opposite direction would in this scenario not be possible. The grocery store can't send me anything, because "my bottle is full" and I first have to empty it by sending funds to them. Correct. But as a customer buying groceries, that should be fine. If you're a supplier selling something to the store it's a different story.
However, if a supermarket accepts Bitcoin Lightning payments, they'll most likely use a payment processor to handle the transaction. So you can open a channel to any well-connected node, and the shop doesn't have to worry about anything. |
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- Balance shows 0
- All the in/out transactions history are showing unconfirmed
- Tried to check the Transaction ID in some sites but all returns not found
Are you sure it's a Bitcoin wallet? I've seen similar posts where users had a wallet.dat that belongs to an altcoin. Try searching for the txid on for instance a Litecoin or Dogecoin explorer. |
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I was wondering why the difficulty would go down when Bitcoin prices go up. It doesn't make much sense, but it turns out it has to do with seasonal hydro power in China. |
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Is there any way to sort blocks from the lowest hash value to the highest? sort? wget https://loyce.club/blockdata/hash.txt.gz -O - | gunzip | grep -v "^id,hash$" | sort -t, -k2 | head I want to see what is the lowest hash value human has generated on the proof of work procedure. 000000000000000000000003681c2df35533c9578fb6aace040b0dfe0d446413, block 634842: "Mined on 2020-06-15 09:23 (5 months ago)" More results: id,hash
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622050,000000000000000000000031a10e42c80137b3c3ad3e15c5dfb4ea213c83e497
649141,000000000000000000000084dc46d0da1c920a9b1ce16d91159655cfe1055482
593568,00000000000000000000008b80d0529bc20ac2c580f85acd2aed0baf5b82bdf5
622125,0000000000000000000000a773ce38733b4f36cf2e52581e055e3a4216291256
515910,0000000000000000000000ab789f6d71d9642ae3f697975ccd00afcb98fe6bd2
500174,0000000000000000000000bb5b432a764ad6c7acf677dcd99161abfdf68e698e
643346,0000000000000000000000c87731a1d688f3671d44ef862fe0ee2e74e1a845df
556828,0000000000000000000000ce3e3d62bb5575c1dccfca1ab635412b2c7818b3b8
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595237,0000000000000000000001bc0f20af28f38472c0eb221137fce12b089c9cd82c
522896,0000000000000000000001d3a96927a8878a4c2b0651cd816594c80b77e29111
598034,0000000000000000000001d5b5ce68ef4f426909c6f6299a945a5a781cd1f18a
587409,0000000000000000000001f57b098911a90b164b9812304f4f7615cf9f91f66a
606267,0000000000000000000001fdb893eeb401358d00c29a9a6246054bd55a9dbf53
524513,00000000000000000000020093ea502dec7cd56a1f5e2e8dd0e3d669c47ebc0c
543672,000000000000000000000206254c56610d6bc9b64c141d7b1705ac9e8fa43b55
512588,00000000000000000000021c043e439b5f4b632389b0062306bf2d4e0b657c7c
613562,00000000000000000000021e32be09862eafb7a2fe78f2b648d7252a022dc132
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It hadn't happened for 50 weeks: |
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Below is the answer by mprep (Global Moderator). 33. Posting plagiarized content is not allowed.[e] - Does this rule apply to images? AFAIK no, it doesn't apply to images.
Thank you, can I quote you? Feel free.
I've quoted this in the OP. |
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Testing my time machine again: thanks again  I hoped to have time to work on loyce.club today, but reality made other plans for me. My time machine however helped me post here  |
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Slacker... Lol Serious answer: Maybe BPIP uses the actual post time, I use my scrape time.
What happened to theymos in Strongest DT1 Position? He should be at DT1 strength (51), but he's shown as (0). |
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Yeah it might be a good idea if a user has a trust flag and at least 10 more supporters than opposers on it... That would mean someone's ability to PM depends on who's on DefaultTrust, which varies quite a lot. If a forum rule is created for confirmed scammers and is enforceable by the mods based on a certain criteria, wouldn't that make trust moderated? Yes. And that's why I don't think this will ever be implemented. I'd like to see this implemented, but it won't help much anyway. A scammer can just PM using a Jr. Member account without any negative feedback anyway. The administration should find a way to disable those with malicious intent from doing their dirty work through private messages I don't think it's going to help: Honestly, I think that someone that naïve can't be protected.
There's another thing: this forum aims to be as free as possible, which is one of the reasons why scams don't get moderated. Another reason is that Mods don't want to decide who's a scammer. I think the Trust Flag suggestion is the best so far (apart from the variation in DT).
Quickseller for instance has an active flag with many supporters, but I wouldn't want him to lose PM-privilages. |
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He said me that the reference to his copyright is mandatory. First: I think you may find some images without source reference if you search back my oldest posts. But just like in this case, I don't think the user who posts it claims it as their own work. Just to be sure, I nowadays always add a source link to images, but not all users do that. Especially in the Wall Observer thread I've seen many (innocent) cases. Plagiarism isn't the same as a copyright violation. Plagiarism can get you banned, copyright violations can get you into other problems. Either way, plagiarism is handled by forum rules, and shouldn't be used for negative feedback: The system is for handling trade risk, not for flagging people for good/bad posts/personalities/ideas. |
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I'll quote my post here: He said me that the reference to his copyright is mandatory. First: I think you may find some images without source reference if you search back my oldest posts. But just like in this case, I don't think the user who posts it claims it as their own work. Just to be sure, I nowadays always add a source link to images, but not all users do that. Especially in the Wall Observer thread I've seen many (innocent) cases. Plagiarism isn't the same as a copyright violation. Plagiarism can get you banned, copyright violations can get you into other problems. Either way, plagiarism is handled by forum rules, and shouldn't be used for negative feedback: The system is for handling trade risk, not for flagging people for good/bad posts/personalities/ideas. |
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a challenge for you to check all DT1/2 members and their inappropriate feedbacks, due to which only a few were publicly named, but without any consequences. There's a lot of those, partially because theymos changed the feedback descriptions when Flags were introduced and older feedback doesn't always fit the current description. And partially because many people leave feedback I don't agree with. I can't automate this, and I don't want to manually check tens of thousands of feedbacks. But if one pops up (like in your case), I share my opinion. Sometimes people change their mind, sometimes they don't. Note that I haven't excluded (or included) you over this. I don't agree with all feedbacks for most people, so my Trust list is only based on the majority of their feedback. |
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As the title says My favourite small exchange CoinPlaza.it (referral link in my Mobile signature) currently gets you 0.4175 DASH for 0.002 BTC. You can set this up without KYC. Or, if you post your DASH addy, I'll set it up for you and get you a BTC addy to deposit to. |
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