With 4000 posts in a month, I wouldn't be surprised if it's the exact opposite this time: the entire family uses the same account to spam. I'm glad Yobit wants them so badly, I hope they continue this contest to keep'm there

See here.

My update is still not finished yet, but I can already see you have Timelord2067 on your Depth 1 (the same as yahoo62278 has).
I've said it before: a custom Trust list has large recursive implications, and I'm sure most users have no idea who's on their Depth 1, let alone their Depth 2!

I'm quoting this from another topic, as it fits here better:
This list means you could qualify for DT1 once theymos runs the next update. That would mean you'll get to include or exclude other DT1-members, but considering you have more DT1-exclusions than inclusions, you'll still be excluded. That doesn't take away your DT1 voting power, but the feedback you left still won't show up by default.

Theymos usually updates DT1 in the first few days of the new month.

It's been more than a year since I last saw my paper wallets. They must be somewhere in the house, but after searching everywhere, I didn't find them. I've given up searching, hoping we'll find them if we ever move out.
Strange enough I can remember most passwords for a very long time.

If you put it like this, I can visualize it as pictures on a wall in your house. I know it's not exactly from memory, but will be impossible for an online attacker to find.
Just be careful when you search for images, Google remembers everything. Ideally, you should have a very large image collection already for all seed words before creating the seed phrase.

So you're wasting money on fees while spamming the blockchain?

You'll have to be more clear anyway: 1000 is far from "unlimited", and even if you'd manage to get an "unlimited" number, a light wallet depends on a server, and that server won't sync above a certain number of addresses. You'll have to run your own node at some point.
But if you're seriously planning to fund and empty every address you're going to generate for users, you should rethink what you're doing.

Great argument! This is really helpful to get people to see your side of the story.

Now, move (lower-left) this to Reputation, it has nothing to do with Meta. Or even better: move this thread to Archival, and post in Hacked or sold profiles tagged by Veleor.

I now mostly use Bitcoin Core's estimate:

Currently, 4 hour(s) is the lowest estimate for 1 sat/byte. I think this is based on the fees seen in the past 4 hours. If fees suddenly go up, it can take much longer. Fees are usually lowest in the weekend, so if for instance you make this transaction right before the Monday traders wake up, it could take much longer.

Although it would fit better in a dedicated topic, a site like artscow gets you one set of 54 playing cards with custom prints on both sides for $13.99. This could actually work as a collectible. It looks like you must have spent a lot of time on each card though, so making 54 of them might be a bit much.

I haven't updated my Trust Depth list in half a year, but back in April yahoo62278 had Timelord2067 on his Depth 1.
I'll see if I can still update it, chances are the changes to the Trust scores broke it.
Update: it's updated with last week's data.

Thanks!
I only now notice this post, suchmoon made me miss it and because DST ended, I didn't expect it yet. So thanks again for your impeccable timing

I expect >4 to be filled with many very interesting Newbies.

You could of course delete (give or take) your first 10,000 posts to increase your Merit/Activity ratio

Your Merit/Activity > 3 qualifies for looking like me

Merit/Activity <2 instead of >3 is a dead giveaway Besides, I'm not a nanny

Maybe it's time to request a custom title, something like "certified human" will do

The main problem with pruning is that you can't import a pre-funded address anymore. Syncing isn't that much of a problem, I recently did something stupid which forced my pruned Bitcoin Core to re-download everything. My laptop is approximately 5 years old and it wasn't state of the art when I bought it, but running Linux with enough RAM, the chainstate directory on SSD and an increased dbcache, it took just 1 full day to sync again.
If you're limited on bandwidth or hardware it can still be problematic, but instead of trusting someone else with some arbitrary starting point, why don't use you a wallet that doesn't require downloading the full blockchain?

Lol, that's not how you run a business!

I could create it for custom lists too, but it's kinda resource intensive to create for a lot of different custom lists, that's why I want to offer it as a service to signature campaigns.

Why don't you share it here? I'd love to know how you plan to make a good margin on storing a million tonnes of CO₂! In fact, if you can do that, I think there are much better uses than adding 6 lines of code to an exchange.

After contacting a dev on Telegram, it turns out it's a known bug. They hadn't been able to reproduce it yet, but after I mentioned my Android version they did. So I expect and hope it to be fixed in the next release.

I saw the topic, and can't help but think it's just plain dumb to put close to 6 BTC in a phone wallet. I haven't looked for their conditions, but usually software has a standard disclaimer saying it's delivered "as is" with "without warranty". I don't think this is much different in other wallets if something goes wrong.

I'm only using BlueWallet for small amounts anyway, and wouldn't recommend to use any hot wallet for storing large amounts.

I checked, and the site actually shows "week". This should be changed to "weak".

You should probably change the title to highlight this.