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Apart from the fact that the PDF file itself has a bad reputation, I don't understand how to send it to your phone. I literally broke my head trying to add some files to my phone in the SMS messages section. You can add a link to a file easily, but I couldn't add the file itself. Does Android allow sending files via SMS? There is also a blacklist for blocking unknown numbers; isn't this in Android? In any case, to avoid the temptation to open the file, remove the program from your phone that allows you to open PDF files.
But if you are constantly receiving such messages by email, maybe change your email?
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This is why financial and investment course are really important regardless how much the money you have, any economy class from poor, middle or upper need to understand this.
Rich people who doesn't have any financial and investment knowledge, sooner or later their money will gone since it's got beaten by luxury lifestyle and inflation. But poor people who have financial and investment knowledge, might able change their economy class to middle or upper depends on how much money they can make.
You just silently declared Bolt a dumbass because you don't think he fits the parameters of a financially educated person. But seriously, we cannot be insured against everything. Account Manager is suspected of stealing money from Usain Bolt's account. How can we protect ourselves from such people who directly work for firms? How can firms be insured against such people? Usain trusted this firm for 10 years, and suddenly something went wrong. Let's hope that the culprit is punished and that all the money that was in Bolt's pension fund will be returned. |
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I have to agree on that, I think people make a lot of drama out of what is said on the internet, especially by people they don't know and probably never will in real life.
You are right—does it matter if someone ignores someone? We cannot please everyone. Even offline, we have a certain social circle, so everyone is free to draw their conclusions about who and when they want to read. People on the Internet aren't always who they pretend to be, and the aggravation of feelings, our reaction to other people's words, only reveals our intemperance or childishness. Has anyone thought that the person who annoys you on another account can be your friend? And this happens very often; sometimes people get bored with life and put on a bunch of masks because the Internet allows it. Therefore, as long as you do not communicate with a person face-to-face, do not see his face, hear his voice, or maybe even see his identity card, it is very stupid to react to anyone and also to sort things out with him. |
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Interestingly, if you skim through the hacker forums, there are always sections on cybersecurity and privacy. It turns out that this is useful for hackers; they have entire sections on how to protect themselves, and a forum that assumes knowledge of how to store your important data so that nothing is stolen from you is not interested in this.
I support your initiative, OP. You have almost begun to cover some useful aspects. It would be helpful to have proper guides from knowledgeable people who can help in a timely manner, rather than scouring the internet and trusting those who might be amateurs in the field of online security.
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It all depends on what you consider old. There is also a participant among us who, at 47, believes that it is too late for him to invest in bitcoin; at least he asked this, which means he doubted it.
If your seniors are very old, then just don't waste time on them. For these people, the computer is a worldwide evil, and everything that is not felt in their hands, namely money, is fraud and a waste of time.
But if they can help you with your investment, which I think is your problem, you need to explain it in very simple terms. There are participants among us who are now at a very advanced age, and these people are desperate Bitcoiners. Therefore, if you personally have an interest in telling your seniors about cryptocurrencies, do not despair; you can do it. If you don't need anything from them, don't waste your time.
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I had a good laugh. The OP honestly offers to exchange merit. The funny thing is that after reading his recent posts, one can guess that the OP is very religious. But the humor is that he will not do anything just like that. "I'm doing well, and you should thank me." Religion has become a very mutually beneficial enterprise in our time.
I need everyone to focus and understand what I'm doing. I notice it's easy to continue to convince people with Miracles. But remember the good works also. The proofs are numerous but we will provide more to ensure that no one is left behind. However, it's written that "many are called but few are chosen". Be sure to be part of the chosen and never miss this.
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OP, you have to be careful about whether the topic to which you are replying is plagiarism or not. And also, answering a topic where the author simply copied the news and added a link is not always useful. Such posts will most often also be deleted by moderators, as they do not carry any value and are simply copied and pasted.
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I also support the OP. Links are dangerous nowadays, and no one can be sure that clicking on a hidden link will not get them into some kind of bizarre story. I always check the links that users provide on the forum, either by quoting them so that the link becomes visible or by opening it in another browser that is not associated with the forum. By the way, just today there was a discussion about how you can steal browser passwords by clicking on a fake link. Is everyone sure where they clicked?  https://www.doyler.net/security-not-included/xss-password-stealing |
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Not everyone is like that, OP. Someone keeps bitcoin because everyone follows the trend; someone keeps it because he has other means and doesn’t need money at the moment; and someone takes bitcoin calmly if it is necessary to exchange it for fiat, and he changes it without any regrets. I rather relate to the third point: I don’t make an icon out of Bitcoin; I don’t save to my own detriment, hoping that someday I will be able to get rich. I don't think that Satoshi created Bitcoin so that everyone around him would constantly say that it could not be sold. Some simply overexpose their holding, and at the right time sell themselves to their detriment.
Therefore, you do not need to be fanatical about everything; sometimes life ends faster than someone thinks of becoming rich.
Live here and now.
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I'm assuming you're in the business of raising children, so are you at home? But even if this is not the case, it is quite possible that you have a lot of free time and a great opportunity to learn bitcoin gradually. I say this confidently because we are similar; I also sit at home for a while. Take your time with investments and start reading the forum. You can invest all your money and also lose it very quickly. Do not be seduced by quick profits; without knowledge, you are more likely to fail than gain. Therefore, sit and read, and only after that will you understand that it is not necessary to ask such questions as those that were asked. I hope that soon you will not doubt Bitcoin but will come here with strong confidence and good knowledge.
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Definitely fishing. OP, what else would you do for money? If someone wants to advertise something, should children suffer from their idiocy? If I had been named after any discovery at the time of my birth, I would have simply hated my father. But yes, if you go back to the heyday of the USSR, then you, OP, would be on the same footing with these idiots. Technology and Sciences
The USSR actively developed science, so many parents borrowed their children’s names from science. For exampe: from athematics – Algebrina and Gipotenuza (algebra and hypotenuse), from physics – Om(Ohm), Elektrina (electricity), from chemistry – the names of minerals and chemical elements: Rubin (ruby), Granit (granite), Radiy (radium), Geliy (helium), Volfram (wolfram), etc.
https://www.learnrussianineu.com/unusual-soviet-nameshttps://www.rbth.com/lifestyle/328635-9-most-horrendous-russian-names |
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In my country, this tale is called "The Tale of the Goldfish." We are taught from childhood not to be greedy, but for some reason, growing up, many forget about the first lessons. But it can also be said that we all have our ambitions. Someone is ready to stop at 10 percent of the profit, but for another person, this is not enough. You need the experience to understand all the risks. If you think that the market will always go up, you can get disappointed very quickly and not have time to sink to the ground from your illusions. Just set a goal for how much profit you will be satisfied with, realizing that you need to think rationally.
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Right now I'm using google chrome default password manager but my brother doesn't recommend it so they take me to Bitwarden that they say this was open source
I think your peace of mind about the safety of your passwords in the browser is just a matter of time. Even here on the forum, it has been written a thousand times that simply trusting the Chrome browser is the same as walking naked in front of an open window, so you also trust him with something that should be stored very carefully. I will explain more clearly. Hackers need a little. You just need to follow the link they need, and it can be disguised as a completely decent and useful site. By clicking on the link, you will get something similar to an error; you will be informed that you did something wrong, then you calmly press the "OK" button and think that you have calmly left. But you have already sent the hackers all the passwords that were saved in the browser. https://www.doyler.net/security-not-included/xss-password-stealing |
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As pathetically said, it is a Herculean task. If you have money that, judging by the question, you want to invest, choose Bitcoin. But first, take the time to understand that all your investments can go to waste and that by investing, you are ready to lose everything. I think you understand the value of your money, and for this, you also need to understand where and how much you want to invest. Time is your best teacher; no one will give the right advice here; your teacher is experienced; we are all just outsiders who have different opinions; and the choice will always be yours.
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OP, I'll touch on your age again for a minute. Why does he bother you so much, and why do you talk about him on every topic? How old is the current president of America? Have you thought about the age difference? For him, you are still a snotty kid.
But on the topic, to really enjoy your investment, forget about checking the price of Bitcoin for a while. Set a goal for how long you are willing to part with your money by investing in bitcoin and at what price you will be satisfied with the profit. While sticking to regular investments despite the price, you also need to understand that this time should be two to three years or more, a time when you can receive benefits that will be many times greater than your joy today.
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Having stumbled upon this forum quite by accident in the days when my main forum was not available, but I had the desire to learn more about this forum, I am glad that I did not register with the nickname by which I was known on the Internet. For some reason, I had a feeling that this is where anonymity would be welcome, and I see that I was not mistaken in this, giving full rights to the nickname generator to choose a name for me.
But yes, on the same social networks, I recognized several people here, both their real names and the names of their relatives. People who came here trusted their main Twitter account and Facebook data to bounty companies, and therefore, it was easy to find out what kind of person was behind the account (I'm not talking about fake data, but only real ones). But time teaches people, and of course, they deleted all data about themselves, which I think is absolutely correct. Be that as it may, our trust lists assume some kind of opinion about people we do not know, but we infer something about them from their behavior, whether we believe them or not.
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It is strange not to notice health violations when a person is overweight. Everywhere there are indicators of normal weight for height and age, and if your weight exceeds these values, then there is probably a health disorder.
Type 2 diabetes just happens in obese people, and it is very strange not to notice your excess weight. Diet and the restriction of food after 6 p.m., as well as the complete absence of sugar or its restriction to a minimum, provide some insurance against this insidious disease. But people remember their health only when they have pain, as a signal that something is wrong.
High cholesterol, and as a result, high blood pressure, are always waiting for fast food lovers. It is rather strange that knowing all the ways to maintain their health, people are still "fighting" how to destroy it by using soda and fast food. It can be seen in this way that states are freed from stupid people by allowing such a business, as well as developing the pharmaceutical industry.
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Poker Player, take this jerk as a forum buffoon. He really has a lot of negativity in his trust, so whenever he spits something out, no one will take him seriously but will only give him an additional cuff or a kick. He probably needs this, since all smart people do not see or hear him. I noticed that he is also ignored by you, and if the moderators do not ban his account, then let him get his portion of kicks; he needs them so much.
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I wonder why there's no one mention signature campaign while every users who make a reply wear a paid signature  @OP I will tell you, many users are getting money in this forum through signature campaign, it's one of side job although some users might consider it as a primary job since few campaigns already run for 2-3 years. Signature campaign pay for around $50/week which is really good for people who live in poor country e.g. third world countries. Those poor country only pay for $50/month for a job that need to work from 8AM to 5PM. Side job or business do make money, make money = improve financial. It doesn't make sense why you're asking this question. Well noticed. And given that the forum does not prohibit alternative accounts, and some have the opportunity to participate in different subscription companies, a part-time job can be called the main job. But seriously speaking, now there is every opportunity to get a profession on the Internet, completely apart from your main job. Freelance sites will always have offers for designers, programmers, and writers, but it takes experience to be in demand. And this is precisely what is a direct factor in the fact that you can have an income that can become your pillow in these difficult times of crisis. |
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