as long as it was powered off at the timeit will likely be OK. just let it dry for an extended amount ot time as you have done. mechanical drives and battery would not be trustable but other that that should be fine. i regularly wash cases, motherboards and keyboards by hand or in dishwashers when i refurbish junker PCs for donations or just to keep as backup machines.

toss a cheapie SDD in, maybe oil the fans if you can get to them. waterlogged optical drives are hit and miss but they are dirt chap anyway.

but again i dont like trusting (laptop) battery packs that have gone through stuff like that. damn thing can burn underwater ffs

EDIT: this is a desktop? then replace the mechanical drive, check or toss new fans in, replace the cr232 battery. good to go.

unless that liquid was corrosive or something. but flood damage (fresh or grey water) is usually OKish. however some floodwater carries some really nasty pathogens (sewage! eeew) and chemicals, bleh

of course salt water is death to electronics usually.

probably immune to those stock titanium plates now.

maybe add spikes and heat them to 451F degrees for a change up. add power assist perhaps

ive sent people there (USA) as its easy and about as legal as you can get (insured regulated etc). add they have whitelist withdrawal addys and that vault thing for long (well medium to us) term storage. they can use yubikeys as addition 2FA

for peeps that dont really get the reasons and tech like hardware wallets and such, understanding seeds, private keys and all that stuff thats second nature to us its not bad.

later as they learn they can pull the corn to a proper wallet.

cat comes home for.... WHAT??  TEA?

nope nope nope nope nope

white russians only

ceilingcat say "ppppppssssssppppphtttttttt!!!!"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lolcat#Recurring_characters

my wife was already sick of me

we have been able to visit friends though, we will visit and hang on their decks which can accommodate us with space to social distance. or vice versa. and we just bring our own drinks and snacks.

and instead of going out to businesses we have done a lot of nature walks and exploring nearby.

thanks for ruining the moment.

thats JJGs job ya know.

my moon suit is still in the basement gathering dust since 2017. better check its systems out and make sure its ready.

edit: crap i need to lose weight. it must of shrunk around the middle during storage as its a bit tight.

except the bank will lock your online access after a set number of failed logins, typically three.

the only limit to how many guesses you can try for bitcoin private key is your computational power.

fwiw, while i wouldnt trust a phone wallet with that much corn for years and years, i have had the same mycelium wallet on my phones since my samsung note 4. only spending money type amounts. i just reenter the seed into the new phone as i upgrade. never had an issue. although the notes/label i enter for a transaction like "this amount for this thing" doesnt  transfer, just the full tx history and balance.

gonna need to be careful moving them out of the wallet as he may want to salvage the bcash_lol and bsv (eeeeww)

im glad btc may be a (the?) key to this persons financial stability. but we know thats what bitcoin does.

man what an eye opener. i just realized that if we dont check for dead people and death certificates are never filled out we will all become IMMORTAL!

jeeze why hasnt this been done. are we that stupid?

BTW what does this word "thinking" mean. cant find it in my new, special dictionary for 2020

no exact figure without looking but ~75% here from what i remember. last payment i think was december maybe?

ok so peeps who posted on those dates need to go back and edit the posts so they all include that F word thing. cuz the universe will not balance otherwise. i think.

thusly (only showing 1 of my 2 posts):

i dunno.. 42% either way in a quarter seems kinda meh now tbh

my version of a TL;DR

wait for 6 confirmations to avoid attack part one

use wallet with coin control to avoid attack part two

a wallet with coin control will (should? correct me if wrong) nullify this second kind of attack. so a coin control capable wallet is still usable in that particular case.

years ago steam took btc. so at todays values i have like ~20 grand of steam games (couple bitcoins worth - maybe a couple hundred bucks at the time many years ago). bought i think like 4 or 5 games and a steam controller.

i even played a few. one shows 3 minutes total time, couple others less than 30 minutes. i think there was one i that i played through.

yes newbies cant post images so i quoted you for the pic to show.

i dont even remember how at this point. had the official client(s), mew geth something else.

so for me too many changes to be worth keeping anything in them.

yeah but with the brrrrr machines whirling away that $5 wrench will soon cost $50. so its getting more costly to attack us by the day, looks like.