I think that is why I do not use a password manager. I keep my password in the safest place on earth(My mind). Though I do use an external device to keep my password safe in case I forget them which usually does not happens.
If your mind is your safest place than you are just a time ticking bomb waiting to explode, and it's impossible to remember hundreds of passwords, but maybe you are using one more revolutionary (bad) thing - one password for all websites  It's not the same for all but a few have a similar password and I can remember all of them because I made them in such a pattern that only I can figure out what that password could be. It is always important not to overestimate your strengths. Underestimating is a motivation for development, but being confident in one's own memory is really a bomb. A strong password is always one that a person cannot learn because of its complexity. You probably understand that using the brute method, hackers can quickly pick up a password that does not contain sufficient protection. But relying on your brain has been proven to be a weak defense. |
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"Go beyond a simple post"—in short, be original. OP, I see your post as an abstract, but that's not bad, you let everyone know that you did not learn about Bitcoin yesterday. Sometimes people can be laconic, but very accurate in their answers, and this is more appreciated. Reading a long text while assuming the ending in advance is tiring, and many people value time more than anything else. A short vantage point can be more interesting because it can shoot at a target, and is usually marked with merits.
I remember when I was a newbie, you will give me this kind of advice and I wouldn't appreciate them. Though you were a kind of hostile to me then  . But time has proven you right. Howbeit, this is the kind of advice that reshapes and re-orient new members and set them in the right track. The most important of them all is to be original. It is easy, smooth and simple to do what you know how to do best, than trying to be another to impress. Op, you will enjoy this forum if you will be yourself and under your strengths and your weaknesses. Maybe ride on your strength and improve on your weaknesses. Yes, I can say that I had some distrust of you. A too-respectful attitude toward everyone sometimes arouses suspicion of sycophancy. But I was wrong. And also, not always "stroking the head" motivates a person to open up and show their talents. Sometimes criticism also works so that someone who is stronger than the offense can prove that the first opinion can be wrong. Which is what you did. And I'm very happy with your changes, and this can be a good example for everyone who thinks it's very difficult to get recognition on the forum. |
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To begin with, borrowing money is a very bad position. Whenever you take someone else's money, you have to give your own. Human psychology always slows down in repaying a debt.
Also, a decent person should not think about investing while he has debts. You are putting yourself in a debtor's prison. Living in debt means no freedom to me. Whenever you have a situation to buy something, you will have a "sword of Damocles" hanging over your head and a reminder that you are not free. Choose freedom.
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The most popular password manager has been subjected to technical data theft, but this will surely lead to an outflow of users due to a loss of trust. It is also interesting that the hack was about two weeks ago, but only today this information was launched in the news. Although there are no dangers to disclosing user data, this is unfortunately not the first story when the work of this manager has been called into question. https://appleinsider.com/articles/21/12/28/lastpass-master-passwords-may-have-been-compromised |
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"Go beyond a simple post"—in short, be original. OP, I see your post as an abstract, but that's not bad, you let everyone know that you did not learn about Bitcoin yesterday. Sometimes people can be laconic, but very accurate in their answers, and this is more appreciated. Reading a long text while assuming the ending in advance is tiring, and many people value time more than anything else. A short vantage point can be more interesting because it can shoot at a target, and is usually marked with merits.
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You named the accounts of people who have been on the forum for a long time and constantly. What will be new for them in megathreads? In general, I am surprised at the patience of some of the users you named, who, day after day, answer newcomers' questions that are repeated once a week. Of course, you should not think for too long that the reason for such quick answers is knowledge of the issue, but also the rules of the company signature. What's bad about it? Having asked a question, the user instantly receives an answer. And everything else is just opinions and a variety of views on the issue. But after the third page, the topic turns into a chewed-up edition of the above-answered posts. Add the page you are interested in to your favorites to see new topics regularly, and you will always be aware of new topics. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=39.0+;sort=first_post;desc https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=39.0;sort=first_post;desc |
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Nice read. Thanks Op, I have been struggling to change my bitcointalk email and password, but I couldn't figure out how to go about it. Thank my goodness that I stumbled on this great tutorial. By tomorrow I'll change both my email and password. Thanks alot.
Fucking shit! You are suffering from dementia or some other form of brain damage. Get to a doctor as soon as possible!  https://bpip.org/Profile?id=3333894Everyone reduced the "hardest" work of the OP to sarcasm. Nevertheless, this topic is relevant if you look at the issues that concern one of our colleagues today. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5411267.msg60824680#msg60824680But I had fun with your argument. Although if you read the posts of KingsDen, he often uses a similar style, and everyone is free to accept it according to their mood. |
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I want to ask a question about bitcointalk account, I use an email to open this account but I want to know if I can change the email to another? Is this possible or only passwords for account can be changed after?.
OP, you have been registered on the forum for a long time, why do you create a topic without using the search at all? This question was recently discussed, and there is a complete instruction in pictures. Look at this thread and all the posts that users have suggested. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5410611.msg60789189#msg60789189And then try to search on your own. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5276341.0 |
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Its simple to say that the taxation is too much, but, ideas differs, imagine the kiosk owner to be a cryptocurrency trader. It doesn't stop him from trading while doing a real life business. For instance, I open a shop in my street or somewhere, I'll definitely accept bitcoin because its useful to my side business, trading cryptocurrency, many traders are going into real life businesses and it'll help disseminate the use of bitcoin. In the world of economy today, a little business added to your online business can make a huge difference to your earnings, and when that happens you are likely to accept bitcoin. In a nutshell, I think those who accept bitcoin know what to do with bitcoin regardless of the volatility.
This looks good if your country does not prohibit accepting Bitcoin payments, that is, making financial transactions. What if you are breaking the law? What will be the punishment in this case? I say this because in my country it takes a very long time to decide the laws on the adoption or prohibition of cryptocurrencies. The government moves from plus to minus and vice versa. And as long as bitcoin is an unregulated coin, we will have to wait a very long time for things like accepting payment or buying with bitcoin. |
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Any buyer will always lower the price, and this price is unlikely to suit the seller. Therefore, there are different markets for goods. In my country, the central markets are always more expensive, and the prices for goods there suit buyers since the stratum of the population itself is better off.
But exactly the same goods can be purchased at a different price if you go away from the center of the country. Those who are not satisfied with one price can always afford lower prices with just some effort.
But all the same, buyers' demands will aim at lowering prices simply for the sake of profit.
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The OP is interested in cryptocurrencies, and at the same time does not know how to install operating systems. For me, this is nonsense. How can you trust your computer in our time to anyone at all? Master or friend, father or mother. If you're worried about security, just don't trust anyone.
Drop everything and learn how to install Windows, and maybe Linux. The wizard will easily install a licensed Windows for you, according to him, but in the same way, he will install a keylogger for you and will monitor and log your every word. Learn to monitor the task manager, what is running on your computer, regularly watch startup, there can be many such trifles. Sometimes antivirus can skip malware as hackers advance in their knowledge. You also have to keep up with the times. Constantly learn about new dangers.
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It is rather unwise to speak of the truth in our time. Today, there are no clear concepts like "yes" and "no". For each person there is only one truth, depending on the vision of this truth or untruth. You shouldn't go far. Just take a look at the media. Does it really happen there? I doubt. Any information that a person perceives positively for himself is his truth. But in the same way, the same information is perceived by another person who will deny it.
True, justice and all other moral concepts in today's life do not exist as a single irrefutable definition.
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They deserve a neutral tag for not earning 100 merits or for not ranking up? I'm scared of your judgement though.
If you were theymos, you could shut down the forum for not receiving a merit score for one month.
Why not? Well, let's figure it out. You and the purchased account are applying for a place in the company's signature. But the rank of the purchased account is higher than yours. And they accept him simply by skimming through his latest posts. But you are not accepted, because there are no more places. Then you go to ask why it happened. And you discover for yourself that the account is not so good; there are many inconsistencies in the languages, presence on the forum, change of mail, password, and language, and in general, it is clear that the account has changed its owner. Are you swallowing injustice and waiting for the next chance? And the scammer, who just bought an account, walks around and boldly declares to everyone that he was ill, that his dad and grandfather died, that he learned five languages and other lies. But at the same time, he personally does not deceive anyone financially. Is everyone ready to ignore it? I doubt. If someone does not mark such cases with a negative tag, there will be those who still do everything right. |
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Hello sir, This account of mine belonged to my grandfather, Because his age, he does not use this account anymore. The account was inactive for about a year.
A few days ago he gave me his account. Now I am the owner of this account. And that why I have changed the mail of this account. I applied for signature campaign with my account. Later I see that my account has got reported.
So I request you to remove my negative feed back.
Are you so dumb that when you see negative reviews, you still hope that someone will believe you? I wonder why you are so stubborn in your lies and stupid that you cannot honestly live on the forum? After all, check out the 2015 reviews. I think your "grandfather" was a swindler, according to your "truth" ? Also, your real grandfather would be upset by your behavior. |
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He just wrote me two PMs, with the same content, within five minutes of each other.
I won't reproduce the PMs here, but he basically says he is the same person and has lost access to the address to sign the message with.
Deep down I feel a little sorry for him.
But we see a lot of cases on the forum of wanting to take the fast track to make money, and that's not how things are done.
In this forum you can earn money by being a decent person, without cheating, without buying accounts. There are countless examples of this.
This is what account buyers are counting on. While you feel sorry for him, he continues to writhe like a "snake in a pan" and use all methods, from impudence to humiliation. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5404539.msg60805776#msg60805776In fact, using all methods costs them nothing. Some particularly compassionate members of this forum argue by defending purchased accounts as accounts that do no harm to anyone as long as they are not involved in financial transactions. But on the other hand, we can see how real users work diligently to increase their rank. Why should we pity these liars? |
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I use multiple languages, so will this account have multiple owners? I humble request you to remove my negative feedback and give me a chance to be active and cooperative on the forum regularly.
I don't think it will benefit the forum. This is a very bad idea. If you just look at those "useful" posts that have been deleted.   In addition, I gave you the wallet addresses that were in the history of your posts. You can sign a message from any of them. There is no problem with posting in different languages, but something with every move in all your languages is very "lame." |
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PlagiarismUser: BlockchainMentorsPost link: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5407060.msg60605009#msg60605009( archive) Tesla initially bought $1.5 billion worth of bitcoins and recently said they hadn't sold Dogecoin. Overall, the company's account came with $936 million.Tesla did not specify how many Bitcoins it had initially bought or how many has it sold now, but Elon Musk last year had hinted that the company may have invested in 42,000 Bitcoins. The company even started accepting payments in Bitcoin for a brief period, before discontinuing it, citing environmental concerns. I see a loss here, see what official statement comes from Tesla company
 https://www.news18.com/news/business/cryptocurrency/tesla-sells-75-of-its-bitcoin-holdings-elon-musk-says-no-dogecoin-sold-by-company-5594401.htmlOnline publication Axios estimated the monetary impact of the bitcoin crash at $250 billion. But this conjecture reflects the utility for cryptocurrencies and a misunderstood understanding of the markets. There is already substantial investment in the blockchain, the underlying technology of bitcoin. Furthermore, the price movement of bitcoin suggests that it is emerging as a store of value. Cryptocurrencies are also useful as a means of exchanging value within a closed ecosystem.
That said, it will be some time before their utility is realized within mainstream applications.If bitcoin falls, I'm curious how much the price will fall because it will obviously make many people panic and sell their bitcoins fast. The current rise in prices for most cryptocurrencies is mostly the result of a domino effect from bitcoin’s surge. It is quite likely that a bitcoin price crash will result in a correction in their prices as well. It is also certain that the vast majority of cryptocurrencies that populate the current listings will disappear. Only digital currencies that have defined business models and clear utility within mainstream society will survive a crash.
 https://www.investopedia.com/news/what-happens-if-bitcoin-price-crashes/
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