Indeed a true tragedy developing in Ukraine, but wouldn't be more productive if we'd started to question the intentions of US government as to why they are using Ukraine to go to war with Russians?
Or you didn't know that US is actually fighting with Russia using Ukraine as a proxy?

But still, he [Bitcoin Core Contributor Gleb Naumenko] told me that he wanted to be very clear about something: “What happened is a blatant, illegal invasion. I’m tired of hearing how Ukraine’s freedom from Russia is a U.S. intelligence operation, and how helping Ukraine to defend itself is bad,” he said. “To my friends in America, please remember that the Russian oppression of Ukraine is a much longer story than the existence of your entire country. Even as a libertarian, you’re supposed to defend other peoples’ right to defend themselves. This understanding has been lost.”


“I know a lot of libertarians in Ukraine and Russia,” Naumenko continued, “and they ALL oppose the invasion and don’t make apologetic arguments. They think supporting Ukraine is good. The Russian libertarians even support providing Ukraine with weapons. They know what Putin is.” One can be a dogmatic libertarian, or an anarcho-capitalist, he said, but this only works if your country isn’t at risk. To paraphrase Mike Tyson, “Everyone has an ideology until they get punched in the mouth.”

The surprisingly common angle in the Bitcoin community that the war isn’t Putin’s fault is important to address. For the purposes of this essay, a short overview of Ukraine’s history will be helpful, to establish the fact that Ukraine has been in the process of statebuilding — and resisting foreign attacks, invasions and occupations — for nearly 1,000 years. This reality is encased in the country’s national anthem, which begins with the words: “Ukraine has not yet perished.”

Practically, I deleted the ": " after "*", in order to be same alignment and spacing as in the case of "**".

Basically, I'd say to let everyone vote the preferred mark for this explorer... That would simplify the two questions into a single one

By the way, 1miau is also waiting for an answer from you:

And I'd appreciate it if you stop addressing me as Rizzrack's alt, without any valid proof other than your tingly spidey teenage girl sense.

So after being offline since Februyary 13th, Rizzrack's alt suddenly wakes up; again, just after he posted from his main account and pretending it's just a coincidence. How sweet!

However, I am sorry for your loss. But it's hard to do anything when the scammer is supported by forum staff. Officially supported by a forum official.

After some struggles with BBCode (can't be else, can it?) I also updated the translated topic by including the column suggested by PrivacyG (don't worry, the emoji stayed!), as I was curious to see how it looks in Romanian as well. I know that some more changes will follow but I had to add this update anyway so I did it now. Surprisingly, it looks great and no other adjustment was needed.

What I would further recommend is to either (1) delete the "**" placed next to "Partially", as nowhere in OP is explained what "**" means or (2) place the "**" next to "Works without JS" (thus it will look like this: "Works without JS**") and replace
...

(Also please don't forget to change "PrivacyG" from OP with "PrivacyG" )

Ihr könnt mir auch gerne diverse Optionen ansagen, muss keine Einwegwette sein (also bspw. über/unter/beide treffen/...).

Ich denke, dass man sich halt einfach die Risiken und die Belohnung für sich abwägen. In einem richtigen Bullenmarkt kann man bestimmt mit dem ein oder anderen Altcoin seinen Gewinn erhöhen aber sobald der Bullenmarkt ein drastisches Ende nimmt, ist die Überrendite halt vielleicht auch schon wieder weg…

Daher gehe ich davon aus das im ersten Artikel erwähnte Detektionssoftware auch immer besser werden wird.

I don't have anything else to add to the discussion, other than to draw some attention to RickDeckard's effort to raise money for yahoo: [Charity Auction - yahoo62278] Bitcoin Romania Card - 100 RON in BTC.

Ich tippe daher auf einen Rücksetzer auf unter 20k.

didn't check that one out, but yeah, those odds are far from realistic, Stuttgart should be weaker opponent than Union at the moment

while against Stuttgart, it is just name that keeps Stuttgart in play

maybe they know something about Union, that we don't know, and will become known after EL match with Ajax?

I also agree that features like this tend to go unnoticed by most users... Since it'd only benefit desktop users and all of those comments are subjective, then IMO it'd be better to save some space by removing that section.

Indeed, it's not working for mobile phones, still I think that if you use this trick at least for the dates (and also make the header more condensed/multiline) you can at least from there squeeze more space. And the comments also.. they're useful, but not crucial, hence one can live without them on mobile.

Well, if you want so much to be politically correct, who am I to stop you? Seriously now, I think it's a good idea. Let's make a poll about it.

Picture this: we all know that Usain Bolt is fastest man alive, right? Now let's suppose he did not run 100m in 9.58" but in 15". And nobody else would run this distance faster than him. Therefore we would still consider him fastest man alive, right? No matter that he runs 100m in 15" and we actually know that it's possible to do it in 9.58". Does that make sense?

Now imagine this analogy regarding Blockchair.

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Then we must coerce icopress somehow to not cancel this category.

Pardon my blasphemy   Emoji must stay!

It seems the 1% trim worked just fine. I noticed the "as" from BitcoinWhosWho, which was not shown earlier, is shown now, as you placed it on the second row. Besides, the "t" from "edit", which was also not shown, appears well now.

1miau, you are tables master! I bow down! Can we have this update implemented in OP now? (I took the screenshot from post #141.)

I merited your proposal, as this feature of BBcode seems very exotic to me, as I only saw it used very rarely. I like it! However, it comes together with the lack of functionality on mobiles.

Do you honestly think NATO continually expanding eastwards would have no cost on patriotic Russians?

1) You make assumptions (wrongly by the way) where someone is from based on their post. That is frankly astonishingly arrogant but above all absurd.

2) My claims are 100% wrong? I claimed nothing, I simply referred to Seymour Hersh, a journalist, who in his material and interviews is stating pretty much everything I have. Instead of debunking his claims you quickly side with the media who have done nothing but nearly destroyed society over the last few decades with their misinformation and scaremongering.

3) You gave a "hint" about who you think is behind the sabotage BEFORE listing the evidence. Sounds like your mind has been made up. Why list all that "evidence". No one gives a fuck. Non of it on first glance seems rational regardless.

4) Any attack on the west in your eyes will be seen as someone being a "putler" apologist. This is that typical George W. Bush horseshit of "you are with us or against us". Look at where that brought the west and the lies that were told to invade Iraq. Are we any better than that Putin shithead? I doubt it very much. The USA already proved it will go to extreme lengths, despite the NATO alliance or any agreements. And indeed unfortunately the UK is often right behind them. The fact you don't even consider this FACT when it comes to Nordstream is crazy.

How someone with that ignorant and arrogant mindset can even end up on a Bitcoin forum, unless it is only for trolling - surely in your view the western governments are perfect and existing monetary systems are fantastic OR you are a "Putler" apologist right? - is the mind-boggling thing....

But still, he [Bitcoin Core Contributor Gleb Naumenko] told me that he wanted to be very clear about something: “What happened is a blatant, illegal invasion. I’m tired of hearing how Ukraine’s freedom from Russia is a U.S. intelligence operation, and how helping Ukraine to defend itself is bad,” he said. “To my friends in America, please remember that the Russian oppression of Ukraine is a much longer story than the existence of your entire country. Even as a libertarian, you’re supposed to defend other peoples’ right to defend themselves. This understanding has been lost.”


“I know a lot of libertarians in Ukraine and Russia,” Naumenko continued, “and they ALL oppose the invasion and don’t make apologetic arguments. They think supporting Ukraine is good. The Russian libertarians even support providing Ukraine with weapons. They know what Putin is.” One can be a dogmatic libertarian, or an anarcho-capitalist, he said, but this only works if your country isn’t at risk. To paraphrase Mike Tyson, “Everyone has an ideology until they get punched in the mouth.”

The surprisingly common angle in the Bitcoin community that the war isn’t Putin’s fault is important to address. For the purposes of this essay, a short overview of Ukraine’s history will be helpful, to establish the fact that Ukraine has been in the process of statebuilding — and resisting foreign attacks, invasions and occupations — for nearly 1,000 years. This reality is encased in the country’s national anthem, which begins with the words: “Ukraine has not yet perished.”

Who stood to gain from the Nordstream pipeline sabotage the most?

Ukraine
Yeah, sure, it has been Ukraine!
Ukraine doesn't has access to the Baltic Sea, because it doesn't share a border (plz do at least some research about geographics), so Ukraine must have sent Klitschko on the back of a dolphin, a bit dynamite on his back and he started his mission in Odessa, where he swam through the Black Sea, past Istanbul, through the Mediterranean Sea, past Gibraltar along the coast of Portugal, Spain and France, through the English channel and his dolphin was re-charged in Amsterdam, that he finally swam past Denmark to dive several 100m to place his dynamite and blow up the pipeline by placing the dynamite all by his bare hands.
Ukraine doesn't has any capabilities to do this and it would be plain stupid to risk their military aid if their try to blow up NS is detected and Russia could be the big propaganda winner, so yes, it must have been Ukraine!  

USA / UK / Poland
For sure, USA / UK / Poland are behind it! It would make totally sense for them to blow up a useless pipeline because Germany didn't purchase any gas from Russia anymore at the time, when the pipeline was blown up.
It would make totally sense for USA / UK / Poland to do this after Putin messed it up himself, when he showed how unrealiable he has been as a partner when he lied to everyone that he wouldn't invade Ukraine.
It would make totally sense for USA / UK / Poland to do this because Germany planned anyways to stop gas purchases from Russia due to Putin's continued war.
It would make totally sense for USA / UK / Poland to blow up 2 pipelines from Nordstream 1 and 1 pipeline from Nordstream 2, while 1 pipeline of Nordstream 2 remains intact, so that russian gas delieveries would still be possible.
The USA / UK / Poland are completely ready to do such a move to gain exactly nothing from blowing up that pipeline, while risking their entire trust in NATO. No gain at all, but enormous risk, therefore, it must have been USA / UK / Poland!

Germany
Germany is behind it! Who else could it be? It's Germany because Germany is always at fault (because Nazis).

In a secret meeting, Olaf Scholz, chancellor of Germany, discussed together with Robert Habeck (economy) and Christian Lindner (a liberal).
Very concerned, Olaf Scholz asked for solutions why Germany has gotten so dependant on russian Gas. He asked: "Dear Gentlemen, we have a big issue right now. There are 10 Russia apologists demonstrating in Saxonia to open Nordstream 2. It's a very big issue. They aren't relevant at all and nobody listens to them anyways but we need to act. How can we stop it?"
Christian Lindner, the liberal, suggested: "we can nuke the Russia apologists in Saxonia." But Robert Habeck quickly objected: "that would be bad for our economy." He suggested instead: "Let's blow up Nordstream 1 and 2, we wouldn't solve any problems because we won't purchase any gas from Russia anyways and we are safe already that we have enough Gas for the upcoming winter, but we should blow up Nordstream 1 and 2."
Olaf Scholz objected: "that's a good idea but you need to consider that we are Germany and my party likes Putin somehow, it was Gerhard Schröder who got us dependant on russian gas and Schröder is on Rosneft supervisory board. We can't let him down. We should blow up 2 pipelines from Nordstream 1 and 1 pipeline from Nordstream 2, that Putin can still blackmail us to open it again and that Putin gets his prestige project, which he really cares about."
The other two: "that's not a good idea because it would not solve any of our issues. It wouldn't shut down the Putin apologist protests in Saxonia and questions about opening Nordstream 2!"
Olaf Scholz replied: "Do you have better ideas?"
The other two: "unfortunately not, but we won't gain anything from your strategy"
Olaf Scholz: "What did you say, I didn't hear you? Well, let's turn my suggestion into reality, dear Gentleman!"...
And they proceeded to blow up 2 pipelines from Nordstream 1 and 1 pipeline from Nordstream 2...

Sure, Germany must be behind it!

Russia
Impossible, Russia never does bad things! And Russia never lies!
Russia might have made a big mistake to start the war special military operation (because it wasn't succesful, which really angered Russia's trolls), and which Russia didn't want to start and it was only a coincidende, why Russia was amassing troops on the Ukrainian border for more than 2 months. So, it was completely unavoidable that these troops should also be used in the region (as cannon fodder).
However, since Russia invaded Ukraine performed a special military operation, which failed was regrouped because Ukrainians didn't want to get shot and enslaved liberated, the master strategist Putin has messed up completely and exposed Russia as what it is: a corrupt regional power.
The nation of Germany, previously highly dependend on russian Gas, got completely rid of russian gas due to Putin's war and Putin's prestige project Nordstream 2 was set to be a big fail once again.
What should Putin do with a useless pipeline? He was planning to proceed in his useless war, so he already know that Germany wouldn't purchase any russian gas as long as he and his cronies will stay in power.
Outin run out of options and by blowing up NS1 while leaving one pipeline of NS2 intact, he could try to blackmail Germany in case of a cold winter to finally open Nordstream 2 (from which one pipeline was left intact, surprisingly) and potentially send gas to Germany, which would be a huge propaganda victory for him in Russia.

In addition, maybe he wanted to divide the pro-ukrainian alliance against his war by sowing discord and relying on his conspiracy war criminal supporting trolls such like BAdecker or Branko to spread bullshit claims that Ukraine / USA / UK / Poland / Germany would be behind it. Because Putin knows how reliable his trolls are because his trolls are never blaming Russia (as we know from some idiots on Bitcointalk, right).  
In addition, maybe Putin just wanted to make sure that no Oligarch could decide to remove Putin and his cronies because a new government could stop the war in Ukraine + use Nordstream again for gas? (which would threaten Putin and make a removal of Putin more likely).
These are just coincidences and Russia has, with a huge margin, far the biggest potential to gain from their pipeline being blown up, which got useless anyways due to Russia's war against Ukraine.
So let's be fair, Russia might be lying all day but it's not Russia blowing up their useless pipeline.

Gas pipeline sabotage, net zero goals, hundreds of windfarms and solar farms popped up out of the ground across Europe BUT Shell, BP and almost any single large energy reseller/middleman still made record profits.
Sure, nothing fishy.... AT ALL.

Naja im Grunde natürlich traurig, aber mein "lustig" war eher darauf bezogen, dass ich vermute, dass wir ohnehin über die üblichen Verdächtigen sprechen: die guten alten shit poster.

Ich fänd es zum Beispiel schon mal einen Anfang, wenn eine Regel wäre, dass man den Post kennzeichnen muss. Also wir hatten ja auch Fälle, wo jemand nur Chinesisch konnte und dann aber seine Posts auf Englisch übersetzt hat mit nem Translator und dann eines Plagiats bezichtigt wurde.

Das ist natürlich doof, weil ich das ok finde, wenn jemand eine Sprachbarriere überwinden muss und eben keine anderen Mittel hat. Mit einer Kennzeichnung könnte man dem entgegnen. Mir schwebt da auch schon was vor. Wird vielleicht mal Zeit, dass ich auch mal einen Thread im Metabereich eröffne. Ich sage jetzt einfach mal, dass ich mir heute oder morgen die Zeit dafür nehme und was vorschlagen werde. Könntet ihr ja dann reinschauen und kommentieren.

So lately Ordinals becoming a hot topic. I don't understand how it works. Can someone please explain like if I am five?

Wenn man so was erlaubt, sollte es aber noch eine weitere Regel geben und zwar die, dass solche Beiträge nicht für Signatur Kampagnen Teilnehmer gelten. Das würde mindestens den Missbrauch einer AI bei Kampagnen verhindern. So oder so ist und bleibt es ein schwieriges Thema meiner Meinung nach.  

Weiß grad gar nicht mehr exakt, aber ich habe irgendwelche Fragen zu Fußballspielen gestellt. Da würde man sofort sehen, dass das AI war. Die Frage ist nur, ob ein Bounty Manager die Zeit hat jeden Post auf sowas zu kontrollieren.

I was thinking to put M'Gladbach to win, but Bayern didn't win in last five their matches, and M'Gladach had two wins and a draw in last three Bundesliga matches at home with Bayern, so thought - it has to stop at some point, obviously not on past Sunday

@GazetaBitcoin and @1miau:
I do know both of you probably hate dealing with complicated codes, so I tried to simplify the table in a manner that it could show everything without being too wide in smaller resolutions...

• We can create a hover box by using the abbreviation tag in order to combine the "Usefulness and Comments" columns.
  ^{- Comments will appear whenever they hover their mouse pointer over each of the ratings.}