This is the main reason for using proof messages. I'm pretty sure the main reason is bumping and spamming the thread. Otherwise it could be handled by PM, or via the user's Bitcointalk Profile. Thank you , Our Bounty team is now working on checking all valid participants. This is the reason why Authentication post is required. Ensuring that no cheaters will be accepted on this campaign Why don't you let them post their address in their profile? You can even use Google Docs spreadsheet to scrape the data, so they'll be instantly accepted or rejected after joining. You'll save yourself a lot of time that way, and reduce spam on the forum.
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Looks like good old scammer Humbertin19_ indeed: Hello I am Humb But I'm not comfortable giving him a red tag for this, there's still a change it's someone else using a similar name. I'm surprised there are still people who trust Newbies with funds! This scam deserves a warning: Then he said paypal got bla bla bla and ask me to dispute
Then ask me again to close the case First time I hear about this scam. It seems to happen quite often: NEVER close a dispute until you have a cleared refund or your item.
You CANNOT re-open a closed dispute. Scam seller often say to close it so they can refund you and then when you do so you never hear from them again. You then find that you can't open another dispute for the same transaction.
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It seems peloso's been busy. Does he really expect that trusting people who distrust him is going make them stop distrusting him, or does he have some even more convoluted motive? ![Huh](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/huh.gif) I was just wondering the same thing in another topic.
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Here's the DT1 users that peloso shares mutual inclusions with: In the past week, peloso added many users who excluded him to his Trust list. This is a list of all " backstabbers" (users disagree, one user trust the other, while the other distrusts him) on his Trust list: And these are all " backscratchers" (users agree, they trust or distrust each other) on peloso's Trust list: Maybe peloso can explain what changed his mind, and made him suddenly trust the judgement of so many users who distrust his judgement.
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Update:To avoid loading this large page, you can use either BPIP or my Trust list as a starting point. The top-navigation-bar will be updated in the coming hours.
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There are only 100,000 active users. Don't need to recheck posts made by inactive or banned users. That could actually work, but it's still a lot of scraping to do. I won't do it, even if the average user has only 200 posts, that means scraping a million pages on a regular basis. With 5 seconds delay, it takes 2 months to find changed posts. Considering how much I scrape already, I don't think this is worth it.
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Then he said paypal got bla bla bla and ask me to dispute
Then ask me again to close the case First time I hear about this scam. It seems to happen quite often: NEVER close a dispute until you have a cleared refund or your item.
You CANNOT re-open a closed dispute. Scam seller often say to close it so they can refund you and then when you do so you never hear from them again. You then find that you can't open another dispute for the same transaction.
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Millions more posts added:I have now archived the first 35.5 million posts, all available online. This included posts made in topics created until April 24, 2018 and currently fills 43 GB. Example: my first post! See this quote on how to use it: Sneak preview: http://loyce.club/archive/oldposts/How to use: - Find the msgID you need. Let's use 28228
- Remove the last 5 digits from the msgID to get the directory name (if there are less than 5 digits, use 0): 0
- Replace the last 2 digits of the msgID by xx, and add .html (if there are less than 5 digits, use 0xx): 282xx.html
- Add "#msg" and the msgID: #msg28228
- Put everything together and go to http://loyce.club/archive/oldposts/0/282xx.html#msg28228
Limitations- Currently, the first 2.1 million posts are available.
- I'll scrape the first 5.21 million topics and all posts in there.
- That means I'll archive 53.36 million posts, this partially overlaps with my scraper for new posts.
- This is a one-time thing, I won't update it with newer posts (I scrape unedited versions for those).
- The time "scraped on" is Amsterdam time.
If no username is mentioned, it's either "Anonymous" or "random". I forgot those exist when I started scraping, and it's not important enough to start over. This bug is not fixed yet: I found a bug (which I'm posting here as a reminder to myself): Posts on the עברי (Hebrew) board don't show up. Example: this post is missing, while it exists. I'll see if I can add them later. I think it has something to do with the right-to-left writing, even selecting text on that board doesn't work as expected. Update: عربية (Arabic) has the same problem. I'll re-scrape these boards after finishing scraping all posts.
Todo:When I have the time, I'll create something to classify all posts in a requested topic as "unedited", "deleted and archived", "edited within 10 minutes" or "edited after 10 minutes". But that will only be for one topic at a time, you can't easily check all posts. Another Todo: I should create this per user, that could prove very useful. Deleting a post would make that post stand out more!
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"elk" is LoyceV I don't like it. I like Switzerland, I can live with robovac, and my favourite is Marcel. But "elk"? Where's his creativity? I could live with "not moose" * though * Who knows this reference without search engine?
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That's a same address. I didn't check the receiving address, but indeed, it received over 50 BTC already. Some scammer is making a good living out of it ![Sad](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/sad.gif)
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Here is a screenshot of the transaction: ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2FGKrW9ao.png&t=663&c=-fRlpzqbw2Hgvw) This is your transaction: 7417f7a3f9844aca1fe8d75befb6b24d8902bc7e924a8a69d848741d570609de. If bc1qcygs9dl4pqw6atc4yqudrzd76p3r9cp6xp2kny isn't the receiver's address, your (or his) computer may have clipboard hijacking malware. Or he may be trying to scam you. They gave me an address to look up on blockchain and it said nothing was sent Why did they give you an address to look up? Is that address different from the address they told you to pay to?
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For example, if Lauda sends me 10 satoshi ... does that mean I am a alt-account of Lauda? See this example: If Lauda sends you a payment, their address is on the left and your address is on the right. This doesn't mean addresses left and right belong to the same wallet. If Lauda's address and your address are both on the left, it gets interesting ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif)
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Are there any altcoin exchanges that use Lightning? Over the years I have accumulated a little of this and a little of that and while cleaning up my old wallet server I found a few coins that are still very alive. But what I have is only worth a dollar or 2. Withdraw fees are going to hurt. Last time I did a cleanup like this I converted to doge. I can do that again but I figured there might be some that I could convert to lightning. But, a very quick search found none. I use Coinplaza.it (referral in LoyceMobile's signature) for this. It can exchange a minimum of 1000 Doge to Lightning (I've used this to buy 1000 Doge using LN).
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4 pipeline? That's crazy, i never used more than 3 pipeline at once. Actually, I started with this: comm -12 <(cat blockchair_bitcoin_addresses_latest.tsv | cut -f 1 | sort | uniq) <(cat mylist.txt | sort | uniq) But splitting it up reduces CPU load when using it more than once. I often end up with dozens of pipes on a line. It's very convenient for testing, after each new pipe I instantly see the result and either adjust it or add the next one.
Blockchair also has all outputs, but at 10 kB/s it's going to take a while. If you can get all addresses ever used from your own version of Bitcoin Core, you're good to go. If you, or anyone else for that matter, is interested in a copy - without download speed limits If anyone's interested, I can set up a mirror for the latest version of both of those, for instance with weekly updates (a bit like I did for Bitcoin block data) and download speeds that aren't stuck in the '90s.
Update: I'll start downloading gz.blockchair.com/bitcoin/outputs/. It'll take about 5 months. After that, I can share daily updates with decent download speed. Update:
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Here is latest CSW (Craig Scammer Wright) in short video on twitter.. Craig: " No message was signed, you can't sign anonymously - you have to have an identity to sign....key don't count..I gotta go...be" First rule of being a scammer: just deny everything!
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Sorry to hear you're feeling like that. Is it also the case you have a lot to get rid of? A bit ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) But maybe it's just not how you roll. It varies, sometimes I bump a user up to the next Rank based on their overall good posts.
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