Hahaha! That's hilarious!

OP, you're trying to rent banner space on your site and can't even afford cheap cPanel hosting for it? I know you're trying to make a big impression, but this makes it seem like you're cutting corners at every turn. You're probably using some kind of cheap shared hosting. If you want to make money from your website, then the hosting should be a priority. You can't expect people to view your site if it is offline most of the time or slow to load. It's not exactly going to make people want to do business with you.

Well, that would be pretty hard to achieve, I would say.

I think it's fairly safe to say that such a system of governance would be incredibly difficult to create. In fact, I hardly think such a system would be even slightly possible, given the current state of technology and the nature of human beings. However, even if such a system were created and it worked, I doubt that it would be the best form of government for humanity as a whole. As an aside, I don't think there is such thing as "the best form of government." Each system has its own strengths and weaknesses, and what works for one society may not work for another. Of course, I suppose this is only one interpretation. The idea makes for some good philosophical debates, at least.

Most casinos have some form of "fair use" clause in their terms of service. This means that if a casino believes a player is abusing their platform, they reserve the right to block or suspend any accounts. These clauses are often vague, so it's hard to know exactly what constitutes as "fair use", but faucet and bonus farming are two forms of abuse that are fairly common and clearly against the rules. While there's nothing wrong with playing the casino games for free, some people will go to great lengths to get as much money out of it as possible. This can include setting up multiple accounts and using them simultaneously, or opening new accounts every time they're blocked so that they can continue farming without having to wait for a cooldown period. Casinos are aware of these tactics, so they often employ algorithms that detect suspicious activity and suspend or ban players who abuse their platform. So it's important to know what qualifies as fair use before you start using a casino's services.

The hypothetical question of whether Bitcoin could survive a nuclear attack is really impossible to answer. Both sides of the argument have merit, but it's impossible to know how an extensive nuclear war would affect our society, let alone the technology behind Bitcoin. For example, would it be a limited strike or full-scale? How many nukes are we talking about here? Would it be targeted at financial hubs like New York City or London, or spread out across the globe? Would banks and other financial institutions survive? What would the world economy look like?

Ultimately, the answer is that it's impossible to know. Even if the internet survived a nuclear war, which is very unlikely, there is no way of knowing how much damage would be done to our society and infrastructure.

The size of the shadow cast by an object is the same size as the object regardless of how high it is above the ground. That's because the sun is very far from the earth, so the sun's rays are effectively parallel when they reach the surface of Earth. The only difference you will notice is that the edges of the shadow are less sharp the further away the object is from the surface.

Yeah. It's been a while since I've been following the daily wagering contest, and this is my first time seeing someone betting so aggressively. He probably has great experience with freebitco.in and knows exactly how freebitco.in algorithm works, and he uses it to his advantage. Just hope he doesn't get too much into the game and don't forget what he is playing for.

Commercial antivirus software can only do so much to avoid these threats because most of them are designed to be as discreet as possible. Until they are caught in the act by AV software, they can carry out their malicious activities without being detected. All it takes is one bad software or email attachment to infect your computer with malware that could cause serious damage. In order to avoid these kinds of situations and make your Bitcoins or other cryptocurrency even more secure than it is now, first you should use a hardware wallet. A hardware wallet is similar to a software wallet, but unlike it, hardware wallets cannot be easily hacked (as of yet) and they are also immune to keylogging software. In a nutshell, hardware wallets are one of the most secure ways of storing your Bitcoins and other cryptocurrencies for many reasons. The main reasons for that are that a hardware wallet can not be hacked remotely and, like I have said before, it is immune to all keylogging software and other malicious scripts. Of course, you may bring your hardware wallet with you wherever you want and you will always have instant access to your Bitcoins and other altcoins stored in it.

So, if you're the lucky winner of the lambo, remember to cash out your Bitcoin. 

Either way @soslex, it's up to you! Do whatever makes you happy. Just remember, you might be sitting on hundreds of thousands of dollars now, but that could be worth a million in no time.

He didn't say that. He just compared your dishonesty and lack of integrity to some other casino sites that use similar tricks to lure unsuspecting customers.

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Yes, that's right. And this is the worst part:


Euphoriabet is an illegal gambling site. It does not follow any laws and has no accountability for what it does with your personal information. They could sell it on the black market or use it for all sorts of illegal purposes. As they aren't governed by any laws, they're free to do as they please. Everyone who thinks of trusting this site should be aware of this fact.

Congrats, man! But, I have to say that you are going to look like a huge douchebag driving a Lambo around. I'm so jealous of you.  

If you want to gamble for fun, then go for it! If you wish to gamble your life savings away, then that is also your right to do! Just make sure you understand the risks involved, that you are not gambling with money that you cannot afford to lose and that you are aware of all the facts before you make any decisions. Gambling can be fun and exciting, but it can also be a dangerous and addictive habit. The most important thing is being responsible.

Well, for a gambler who was able to wager over 9 BTC in just one day, he probably won't give up his habit easily. With this kind of bankroll, he could almost certainly continue to win different competitions like daily jackpots and the like. While it may have been the better part of valor to cash out on some of his earlier wins in the competition, with a bankroll as large as he had accumulated, he could certainly afford to throw a few Bitcoins away and not even notice.  
Big congrats to the winner!


That. Although, I would never complain if, after years of waiting, I finally won something at least once in the "worthless" weekly lottery draw.

Elon Musk has long been a controversial figure. There's no doubt that back in the day he was very influential in the space, bringing much needed attention to the industry. But that was then. Today Musk is irrelevant in crypto, and his recent tweet history only proves this point further. Nowadays, his tweets simply do not move the markets. There are no backed up claims, only baseless speculation that is ultimately uninformative at best, and misleading at worst. And while this fact may disappoint some of his fans and followers, it's simply a reality that those in crypto have to deal with.

The bitcointalk.org forum may not be perfect in every way, there are always trolls lurking, but it is an invaluable resource for anyone who is interested in cryptocurrency and blockchain technology. The forum is an excellent place to learn more about what it means to be a part of the crypto world, and there are many helpful users who are eager to answer any questions that you may have. It's a place where you can learn about new projects, read the opinions of others, and share your own thoughts on the future of bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.

Yes, one can get bad advice from the forum, but usually the advice is bad because the person giving it doesn't understand what they are talking about, not because the forum itself is bad.

Well, he signed up to promote the site through his signature. I think it would be fair to say that he has a responsibility to at least know what is going on with his current campaign. According to his post history, it seems that he knew that he no longer had to write a certain number of posts per week to meet the quota, so he may have simply forgotten to remove the ad from his signature.

I'm sorry to hear about your situation, and I'd love to help get things sorted. But 1xbit is a scam gambling site with a very bad reputation all over the Internet. The owners of this site will just take your deposit, and they will refuse to pay out claiming that you were wrong when placing a bet.

I am strongly recommending you to never use this gambling site again because it is unlicensed, unregulated, and unsafe. You will not receive your winnings, and your personal information might be compromised as well. I hope that from this experience, you'll have learned to always check out new websites before sending any funds their way.

Martingale is not a good system because when you think about it, there is always a chance to lose, and when you do, the loss will be greater than your previous winnings. This means that over time, you will lose more than you win. The only reason why this system can seem like it works is because people tend to have winning streaks and losing streaks—but the Martingale system won’t help you avoid losing streaks.

Most likely I will continue to play this game. Many gamblers who were winning may not want to stop their winning streak. This is the reason why they continue their bets even if the odds are not in their favor anymore. They will just keep playing until they lose all of their winnings and sometimes even more.

I agree. Finding a good online casino is never an easy task, especially if it is your first time. Sometimes it is hard to determine if a casino is fake or not. With the many new players that are in the online gambling industry, it can be hard for people to identify whether or not a casino is legit by simply looking at its website. In fact, if you don't know where to look, you might just miss out on finding out details about the legitimacy of a casino. The key for players is research. The online casino industry is a complex one. There are certain rules that need to be adhered to before becoming a customer of any online casino and understanding these will go a long way in ensuring you find the right casino.

The point, I believe, is that certain casinos aren't interested in marketing on Bitcointalk because they're already profitable. But in marketing, the more you try, the better results you'll get. Many casinos believe that no longer posting any promotion on the forum is correct, since they already have many customers and don't need them. But it is exactly the opposite. On the forum a casino can attract new players and thereby increase their turnover.