Greater PSU efficiency with higher voltage -> lower bills

Did you just translate my username to Indonesian

Also, it looks to me like you decided to include the "SCAMMER" sub-rank; I wouldn't bother including it or would at least add some info that it's no longer given out, and there are no SCAMMER-tagged accounts left.

When was your card blocked? Did you get to use it several times, or was it blocked right from the start? Was it blocked after trying to pay with it, while trying to withdraw money from an ATM, or while trying to pay for something online? I'm hearing most of the times mBank or WBK cards get blocked is whilst withdrawing from ATM internationally.

Most likely there isn't anything you can do apart from visiting them with your ID or passport, or mailing it to someone you know and trust locally in Poland (assuming your card isn't permanently assigned to your real name).

This topic has been moved to Trashcan.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=755192.0

Paying others to spam on bitcointalk is disallowed.

We don't moderate Trust ratings. You will have to resolve this with whoever left you that rating, alternatively with whoever has him/her on their Trust list.

If it's ignored it's not "invalid" (unless it was marked as "bad").


Trashed the first one, deleted some useless replies in the second one.

No, you haven't. It was so botched up (Google Translate?) I had trouble understanding what you were trying to convey with that post, so it was deleted.

You can let them know by other means:

- you can rent ad slots on this forum - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=731988.0
- you can pay people to put a link to your site or thread in their signatures
- you can PM people that have elsewhere on the forum recently voiced interest in paying for services similar to yours

 

So far your messages (at least the three that I saw) where all the same, simply adding "Hi <username>" at the beginning of the PM doesn't make it any less spammy.



What about those that report your PMs? What have they gained from your message?


Asking to join, asking for an opinion, "special" offers - doesn't matter. Don't PM them unless you have a very good reason to suspect whoever you're PM'ing is going to be interested.


It works the other way around, if they specifically say "PM me" in their signature or personal text field or somewhere else, or otherwise indicate they're interested (e.g. by looking for advice which cloud services they could use), then it is OK to PM them.


Key word some.


If you knock on my door I can decide whether I want to let you in or not. By PM'ing people you aren't giving them a choice.


Others are doing fine without having to resort to spamming.


If we "supported such actions" no one would bother using PMs anymore because going to the Inbox would means having to sift through hundreds of messages from Bitcoin "entrepreneurs" 

 

Good

This topic has been moved to Trashcan.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=722062.0

Duplicate https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=701938.msg7932914#msg7932914

This one https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=646163.msg7223212#msg7223212 doesn't belong in Service Announcements, the guy's offering his services here, on bitcointalk.org, and his website only serves him as a place to put his portfolio on.


About a week back, I think.

Global mods can see handled/bad reports about two weeks back.

He wouldn't be able to delete and edit posts made in the Auctions child-board, and deleting a PM from the Outbox doesn't make it magically disappear from the recipient's Inbox (and there are forum backups, too).

Trust no one, question everyone.

Things to watch out for:

social engineering - people following your posts and trying to impersonate the person you're trading with to trick you into sending them your precious bitcoins, their Activity level and post history should be a dead giveaway and yet there are still some that fall for this scam
malware - watch out which links you follow, and if you do, at least have java disabled in your browser; don't run software from unknown people, and even if it's from someone "trustworthy" it doesn't hurt to wait till a few other people try it out and post some feedback; ideally you should only be running open source software and at least skimming through the code to see if there isn't anything suspicious
scams - read my first sentence, not once, not twice, but at least thrice


Yeah, that's the account. Just don't forget to keep your private key associated with that address in a safe place.

After sending the message, go to "Outbox", click on the subject of the message, and note down the number at the end of the URL (keep it in a safe place, too). Should you ever lose access to your account and are unable to recover it with your email, you'll PM one of the admins without forgetting to use the following template, and they should help you regain access to your account.


No, this is the account: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=122551
It's operated by theymos only, people on the Trust list of this account will not be getting any messages from you unless you decide to put them in the "To" or "Bcc" fields.

My votes, in the order of preference:

1. black (yeah, I know it's not in the poll)
2. orange
3. dark blue

OR

something like this gif but smaller and it should revolve no more than once in a 60 second period so as not to be too distracting:

Then you haven't seen much

It looks OK to me (is your monitor calibrated?) and I decided to set it this way so that it's consistent with other colors that are mentioned there, but if there are more people having problems reading it then it might be a good idea to change it.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=stats

But don't look at the averaged numbers, scroll down and click on "August".


Across the whole forum there are on average 150 reports per day.
 

This is the modlog for the last seven days:
https://bitcointalk.org/modlog.php

Ctrl + F "autoban" or "nuke" (without quotes)
"autoban" means someone got a permaban or a permaban with an IP ban, "nuke" means someone got a permaban with an IP ban, and had all their posts removed
You won't see any info about temporary bans, though.

Yup, it was a clone of the first scrypt coin, the first altcoin was Namecoin.

Not that it's a bad idea, but I think we can safely assume signature ad spammers would start shitting in other boards, because they only care about their bottom line — the level of their monthly payouts.

2011: ponzi

2012: Zhoutonged

2013: HODL

2014: goxxed


Don't forget about "Bit Coin"