Xal0lex did you see what I suggested in the previous post?

That variable "%s" is not related to Google search or any other service. It is used within the extension so that the text you select is transferred to the url, which is then picked up by the search engine (in this case google). The same applies to ninjastic.space.

Xal0lex, I installed a custom context search extension in my browser and this works:


You can do the same for BTC/ETH addresses:


I do not want to recommend any specific browser extensions, as you will most likely find them on your own.

To be honest, I have to admit that I have never heard of it. After digging around I saw that there are indeed others that are talking about this project, but it was hard to find some concrete information, except on the official website, of course. The idea behind Digipad is definitely interesting and I am looking forward to seeing what the team can come up with on the future. It is still very early for a solid conclusion but I am genuinely curious to see how this project will develop.

I would not be surprised to see some more of the old-school coins make it this time around. The market is changing, and along with that, people are getting smarter about which projects to fund. I suspect a few will still fail, but the good ones will survive, and the projects that do make it through the next bull run will be more legitimate than ever before. The conclusion I would draw is that you should always be skeptical of hyped-up coins and tokens, like the many there are in the crypto scene. I think you need to approach these coins with caution, and only do so if you have a clear plan for what to do with them. Even if some meme coins surge at times, most of them are worthless once the pump is over.

Casinos need to earn profits, but it is not necessary to use any methods that harm players. There are several ways to approach this issue, and online casinos can follow the steps made by offline casinos. They can try some of the techniques mentioned above to attract more people, while not harming them as suggested in the article. The major key in all of the above is user experience.

Here are some more common techniques that you'll often find in online casinos:
- They allow people to socialize and interact with other players, thus making the gaming experience more exciting
- They offer a number of bonuses and rewards to players
- They make sure that the games they offer are engaging and entertaining, so players won’t get bored after playing a few rounds
- They allow players to bet with different types of currencies
- They have customer support teams that are available 24/7, so players can get help whenever they need it

At the end of the day, it's all about making sure you keep your players happy. The better they feel while playing at your casino, the more likely they are to keep coming back.

Yes, that is right, imo. Newbie accounts can get a ban if they post spam or engage in other unproductive behavior. For example, I have seen accounts that got banned after the first two posts, both of which were spam.

Besides, only some of the accounts mentioned in the OP were kicked out, as far as I can see. At least for now. 

In a nutshell, if you have no backup on your present income and salary, it is highly risky to take trading as your profession. There are lots of competition in the market, who are having only one thing in their mind - that is to make money. If you are not a trader by profession, then it is highly likely that you will lose money. But if you choose this path, then you have to work hard and smartly in order to succeed. An investment of time and money will be required but if you are committed to it, there are many opportunities out there for you. You will have to study the market, learn how it works and what are its patterns. If you are not ready to spend hours reading books on trading, then do not even think of becoming a trader.

@BlokBro, you have already admitted that metalcecco is your alt account. You used it to post fake positive reviews on your project and to oppose the raised flag. So why are you still arguing?

But here is a new topic we can talk about. What happened to your team? Looks like you are the only one left.


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What a dumbass, lol. Nice find @holydarkness!

Reporting Ban evasion:

6. chanhnuoc
7. dungdugg
8. namnguyeh
9. dienkim841
10. chanbongamm

Proof:







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Accounts Connected: (Note: Banned shown in red / Inactive in Blue/Active)


6. chanhnuoc
7. dungdugg
8. namnguyeh
9. dienkim841
10. chanbongamm


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Reporting:

I have marked these user's trust feedback pages with distrust.

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Ban evasion and cheating bounty campaign with alt accounts.

I hope you are not talking about the color of their skin. 

There is a variety of different subcultures within the hacker community and each has their own set of rules, ethics and values, and what is and is not allowed to be done. In addition to white hats and black hats, there are grey hats, who are technically criminals but their actions are not malicious or damaging to others. The hacker community is also split into different groups based on their skill level, from script kiddies to ellite black hats and everything in between.

Cryptocurrency fluctuates a lot. If you are new to this world then do not panic and remember only one thing that every investment decision leads to positive and negative consequences. So, make your decision after proper research. Altcoin investing is not easy business, and you need to be prepared to accept losses. The altcoin market can be notoriously volatile, and unless you are an expert in market analysis or you are betting on the right token or coin at the right time, there is a very good chance that your investment will fail. But if you are willing to put in the work, then it is possible to generate substantial profits, especially if you catch a rising token before it climbs too high.

Now, tell us which tokens you bought so that we can tell you if there is a chance for them to recover or not.

Starbets.io campaign has opened one position for Sr/Hero/Legendary Member.

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BK8 campaign has opened one position for Sr Member.

[Open] BK8 Signature Campaign | Full Member+ | Up to $100/week

Sorry boss, no begging.   

No, dumbass. Everything is evident from your profile. These are facts not fiction.




https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust;u=3441107

What does my identity have to do with this? I am not the one trying to scam and deceive potential investors.

This is not exactly the best example. Apparently, the ancient Romans only allowed one day a week for gambling because they thought women were less capable of it. 

The point I want to make here is that there is nothing unique about the fact that women gamble. And as far as I have seen, gambling isn't simply an affliction of men. It is true that more men gamble than women, at least in the US. But when it comes to online betting, for example, the gap between male and female bettors seems to be narrowing substantially.

In the past, I have come across similar extensions, but they were never as malicious. They usually hijacked control of the internal search engine and opened some suspicious websites and pop-up windows. Even after removing and resetting all Chrome settings, they persistently returned to the browser.

I am not sure that such extensions can be reinstalled by themselves. It seems to me that there must be some kind of executable that instructs these annoying extensions to re-load themselves. There must be a process running quietly in the background on your system which is responsible. I recommend that you back up your data (such as passwords and bookmarks), completely remove the Google Chrome profile and user data folder, and perform a thorough adware and malware check of your system with Malwarebytes and an antivirus program. You can also manually check all programs and processes that start automatically after system startup to see if you notice anything suspicious.

No, it is not a strange way of thinking. You think people here are stupid?

There is no question that these accounts were created solely for the purpose of shilling for your project. Regardless of whether they are your alts or you hired them, you clearly tried to game the system and mislead the community. The use of alt accounts to give positive trust and oppose the flag against you is called trust abuse and clearly violates the established community standards.

As logfiles said, this is another reason not to trust you and your shady project.

Here is another Gambling Myth that I often hear:

• Women don't know anything about sports betting.
  

In reality, it is not all about the men, and in fact many women have a better sense than their male counterparts regarding sports betting. Betting on a sports game is not rocket science (and I am not implying here that women cannot be rocket scientists, either), even if some men would like you to believe that it is.

This one has already been reported before by Issa56 here.
You can use the search function or ninjastic.space to find old reports so that they are not duplicated. When you find a member who still has not been kicked out, but was reported before, you can use that information to report to the moderators in case they missed it.