I had a somewhat different experience while using the Tor browser... When I tried starting a new mix ^{[immediately after destroying the session]}, I still kept seeing/getting the previous session ^{[same ID/address]} but that wasn't an issue when I relaunched my browser.
^{- Not sure if that's how the Tor browser normally reacts since I rarely use it.}

@ChipMixer
Thank you for allowing us to test v3

I'm interested in this one as well...

If volunteers are limited in the exact same way that we are when it comes to connecting the dots for alt accounts, then I think the current staff would probably do a much better ^{[more accurate]} job ^{[assuming they have additional resources at their disposal]}.

Despite seeing minuscule declines recently, realistically it'd be in 2 years or so ^{[in general]} and I already factored in the changes with Ethereum.

Defnitiely and perhaps it's Tianshu Zhixin ^{[source #1 and source #2]} but at the same time, there's also the following strange news about intel ^[link].

Since there's no ad and it's a free listing platform, then how you'd be making money?
^{- You might want to create a FAQ page as well.}

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Error/bug:

• While I was looking through the cars category, I noticed that one of the listings has a different price ^[5.202BTC], as opposed to the actual listing ^[1.887].
• This "one" doesn't have a "GO TO WEBSITE" link, so does it mean the whole process would happen purely on your platform?

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What sort of security measures do you have in place for getting rid of the fake/scam-published ads?

Quite tempting but I'm scared to order such a thing
^{- I'm curious to know how that came in the package since on CryptoCloaks it mentioned we have to assemble some of the parts.}

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@CryptoCloaks
Apart from Rpi4 cases, is there a way to create larger cases ^{[e.g. Ultra/full ATX cases]}?
^{- Front panel will be good enough for me...}

Update:
Thank you for the answers ^{[I appreciate it]}, I thought it was going to be much more complicated than that

Hard to tell from the video but IIRC, they only came with black chassis.

And even though I do agree with what Lucius said yesterday ^{["sending a message"]}, it's still a bit weird that they chose to destroy mining rigs worth $1.3M, instead of selling those to cover for more than half of the stolen electricity estimated at $2M and on top of that, the little fine ^[$1,900]  they've given to 6/8 individuals doesn't make much sense ^{[even with the added jail time]}.

• Quote from: https://www.coindesk.com/bitcoin-miners-seized-8-arrested-in-malaysia-report
  Police in Malaysia seized 1,039 bitcoin mining machines worth RM5.3 million (US$1.3 million) and arrested eight people.
  ~Snipped~
  "A total of six people have been successfully charged under Section 379 of the Penal Code for electricity theft and have been fined up to RM8,000 ($1,900) and jailed for up to eight months," he said in a statement.
• Quote from: https://www.pcgamer.com/uk/watch-1000-illegal-bitcoin-pcs-get-literally-steamrolled-experience-justice/
  These suspects allegedly found a way to siphon electricity from SEB power lines to power the bitcoin mining machines, stealing nearly $2 million worth of electricity over three months.

Indirectly, there's another way to pay with "grin" but I'm not sure about its fees...

• Click the link @BlackHatCoiner and @JohnBitCo provided, then pay attention to the very last line:
  
  Quote from: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=credit;promote
  You can also pay via grin.

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Tell them to follow what's in the fourth paragraph ^{[assuming that the proxy ban page hasn't changed since this "screenshot" was uploaded]} of the "remove proxyban" page:

Nobody in their right mind would "really" be interested unless they'd know what they'll be purchasing first ^{[the names and prices means nothing without the configs and pics]}.
^{- While you're at it, you should follow the format from "this" thread and write your forum name and the date on a piece of paper [it'll help with the sale].}

Few suggestions:

• Since your target audiences are newbies/newcomers, you should consider breaking down some of the words or sentences into simpler versions ^[ELI5].
• There were few parts that I felt you were reading from a note of some sort, so I'd suggest describing stuff naturally as opposed to perfectly formulated sentences.
• Make your future clips shorter and try to make it more fun as opposed to being a bit plain ^{[it'll help with the retention rate]}.

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Best of luck

Just to be clear, this isn't limited to those in the US, like most of your other threads?
^{- I just recently ordered one [haven't arrived yet] from one of the known users in here and I'd probably order one [if you'd ship outside the US] by next month [just to compare their qualities].}

Shouldn't it be under the ASA instead?

I believe that's a separate service, am I right? How much is the hourly rate for those?
^{- While you're at it, you might want to also mention the hourly rate [regardless of the filament types] for the printing part.}

IMO, it doesn't make sense to regulate some of the cryptocurrencies while also trying to introduce their own CBDC, which essentially replaces those stablecoins.

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I agree with most of the things that "Uehlein" said in that article ^{[especially the part that this won't have much impact on BTCitcoin]} but I slightly disagree with regulations potentially being the reason behind the elimination of most smaller cryptocurrencies; we already have a lot of those due to "various reason" other than being regulated.

Just because it took a while to do those steps, shouldn't mean it's a bad thing ^{[security always comes first]}.

That's always the case when it comes to using centralized cryptocurrency exchanges.

I believe you're using the wrong type of exchange for your needs; you might want to refer to the following thread instead ^{[make sure to read all of the comments]}: exchanges that don't accept kyc

It's just a precaution and I've "done" the same thing before but it was requested by the owner itself ^{[Is my Username Permitted?]}.

Don't be and it isn't shown by default ^{[for now]}.

You're free to choose any username that you'd like, as long as it doesn't resemble someone else's account ^{[especially the staff or known users]}.
^{- See how many I reported here [I do know your case is a little bit different]: Similar Usernames Attempting To Scam - Defaults Please Tag}

• Quote from: theymos on June 15, 2011, 05:26:47 PM
  Their accounts are deleted now, and new users can now not use names that contain staff names. (This is probably pretty easy to bypass, though, so watch out.)
  

No, that's not the case... You can reply to topics that were made by someone that ignored you, but they'll only see the following line instead of the post itself:

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It appears that you forgot to use the correct ^[beertoll] account but just to answer the question, the "lock topic" button is in the bottom left corner of the page

Seeing that you at least know how to change the components, hopefully, you took out the storage ^{[e.g. HDD/SSD/M.2 NVMe]} before you gave your PC to them...
^{- I do know Dan seems like a great person but looks can be deceiving.}

So that's why he did it ^{[just kidding]}

BitPay isn't that great ^{[BitPay (anti-BTCitcoin)]}.
^{- The above link is a bit outdated but it shows their true nature.}

I hope that doesn't discourage Dan from accepting BTCitcoin in the future.

Have you tried to get back to him and see if everything went well on his side?

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BTW, thanks to those that bumped this thread in the past two days...
^{- Without those, I would've missed this amazing thread.}

I believe you meant to compare banks with centralized cryptocurrency exchanges and that's still not a fair comparison... You give your money to one of them to keep it safe while you use the other one mostly for conversions and in some instances to profit.

I don't think that's "still" the case in most countries; they've evolved and most likely rely on it to be "fully" operational.

You should consider most of the users that sell such things at ridiculously cheap prices to be a scammer, so instead, I'd suggest buying from the following reliable platforms:

• Bitrefill
• Coinsbee

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Other options: Gift cards providers

The only thing lacking is some sort of communication between each one of those creators and the readers, within your platform ^{[it'll also help with having a better retention rate]}.
^{- Just simply add a comment section and allow readers to ask other questions as well [you could also give unique badges to the creators so they're easily distinguishable from the rest].}

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/Bookmarked.

Yes, kailangan iupdate para lumabas yung tatlong bagong tokens and two days before their Twitter announcement, "dinagdag nila yung mga tokens":

Thank you for the kind words and also for the tag/support part

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Unfortunately, @Quincoin didn't plagiarize on his/her forum post ^{[won't be nuked]}, but luckily one of the mods trashed it: