So wait, has this dude still not signed a message or did I just miss it? If not, I would assume he's trying to pull something.

If you have a vague idea of what the password may be and you know how to set up a Ruby script and a daemon, you could probably use a script to try and crack the password.

If not you could probably get someone in Technical Discussion or Services to do it for you for a fee, though as previously mentioned it does sound rather suspicious you trying to sell an encrypted wallet with no way in.

He's simply being skeptical because of your account status. He's also being pretty judgmental and jumping to conclusions, though you will have to live with that if you want to be on the internet.

Personally I don't see account status making up much part in respect, and I can't say I ever have through my time here. There are Members that I have great respect for, and Heros and Legendarys that I don't think much of. It isn't about the rank, it is the actions of the person the rank pertains to which counts. While I am a Hero member myself, I can't say I have been treated any differently by the community throughout ranks apart from when I make bad decisions and reap the consequences.

Just create it in the root directory of your site, where your index.php is. Just create a file called '.htaccess' and put the code in the first post inside that file.

Send them a message once every few days or once every week, the admins are busy and can sometimes miss emails.

Digital Goods isn't the place for services. Digital goods is used for selling goods on the forum, not announcing services.

If the service is one section of a site, put it in the Services section. If the entire site is based around your service, put it in Service Announcements. As previously said, use [NSFW] in your title if it contains adult content.

If you mean the code which adds suspicious URLs to the NastyHosts blacklist, it is found at Line 1538 in version r60. It checks honeypots and mouse movement then calls the suspicious() function if anything is found. This function is on line 1441. All this function does is calls the url http://v1.nastyhosts.com/report/IP/COMMENT to add the IP to a blacklist if the function is called correctly.

Your PHP version isn't up to date. You should consider upgrading before running any scripts on your server. If you're using hosting, you should be able to select the PHP version in your cPanel. If not, just contact your host and they will sort it out.

I don't see why it wouldn't be allowed in the Investor-Based Games, though I doubt it would be allowed anywhere else. You should probably put it there to be safe.

It seems that you're trying to show us thumbnail images rather than the full size. Try using a simple uploader like Imgur to upload your images and we can try to help you.

I just noticed you added my guide to creating a faucet, thank you for that!

Bump. These can be bought for ~$2.50 from the Mann Co Store, I will pay $13 in Bitcoin for 5 of them.

It's likely in a language that you do not have the language pack installed for. When your computer cannot find the correct characters to display, it either displays boxes or question marks.

You're not going to get that here. Try sites like Flippa, though personally I don't think that your domain is worth 1/10th of that price.

Also, as previously said, this topic doesn't belong here. Move it to Digital Goods. The link to move the topic is in the bottom right hand corner.

I believe you misunderstood me. I wasn't saying that the Amish are completely cut off and clueless about life outside of their group, what I was saying is that the Amish probably have little idea of the symptoms of diseases like Autism and such, due to said symptoms only recently being recognized properly in modern society.

This is a good point, perhaps a neutral rating should be put on in place of a negative to inform people that the keys they are selling will likely stop working if the seller is caught. If every user looks the same simply due to what they are selling it would be difficult to point out those doing it legitimately and those not.
Maybe a sticky could be useful in the Digital Goods section warning people about the dangers of buying MSDN keys, rather than tagging all users doing so.

However, this case is valid. Kapitoshka deserves the negative trust, simply due to the fact that he handles bad situations like a child. Anyone doing that shouldn't be trusted with any money until they grow up.

It's difficult to report symptoms that you have no idea about I suppose. I somewhat doubt that the Amish have extensive education about mental illness, due to the rest of the world not cut off from the system having little idea about it.

What does wealth and the Federal Reserve have to do with Autism? Do rich people not get autism?

You seem to have a great fondness for the Amish lifestyle, why don't you try living it yourself for a while?

Neither of your archive links work, as the trust system only works for users logged in. You can remove those from your posts. Add a screenshot of the user's trust profile if you want to add proof.

And I'm sure that if you discussed it with DiamondCardz he would gladly amend his trust rating to something more suitable. It is slightly suspicious when a user's starting posts are either asking for a loan or for a currency exchange from a reversible system.

He did stick to that, the bolded part specifically. DiamondCardz is right to distrust a user who's starting posts are asking for Paypal->BTC at a severely discounted rate, and he strongly believes that user is a scammer.

While the trust system isn't perfect it's what works currently. If you have any suggestions to make it better I'm sure that theymos and others would be glad to hear them.

I would hope he isn't a scammer, because trying to scam for this amount of coin is a massive waste of time.

I would suggest to use an escrow if anyone decides to carry this out, however for this amount fees would likely eat up a fair portion of the transaction; it isn't really worth it.