No, this is not my account, I only have one account in this forum. It's not random. 5+ units at $100 off each 10+ units at $200 off each 50 units at $300 off each This is the price of L7 (2022.12.06) on that day L7 8550m $7,900 L7 8800m $8,200 L7 9050m $8,400 L7 9300m $9,000 qty：1300. moq：1 The next batch of L7 9500m is expected to arrive on 12.15. Price is: $8,800 Offer only available until the 15th, scheduled price Feel free to inquire about prices, including Antminer, Whatsminer, Goldshell. There is a lot of competition in this market, and I am just an ordinary salesman. My contact information is telegram: https://t.me/Lance_UnistarWhatsApp：+86 13688831203 facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100064525341977&mibextid=ZbWKwLLine: https://line.me/ti/p/MWI49DkaIOI know, if you need, you can contact me via telegram
My telegram contact is +1 817 576 1048
Lance(insert company here) from cali, with number from chile posting china (WhatsApp：+86 13688831203) and texas number (+1 817 576 1048) however, I cant say this user is illegitimate because 2 account have the same MO user may be trying the scottofford approach and executing poorly (admittedly I have refrained suspicions on his methodologies as well) this could possibly explain the duplicate as well. Go with your gut on SKIN999, utilize reputable escrow until rapport is built with this member. SKIN999 if your a legitimate broker I recommend you getting your shit together. If your really a bad actor I don't think we will have to wait long for you to expose yourself. |
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In the multiplication function of the libsecp256k1 repository at Github, there is a stranger constant that the carry is multiplied with in various steps. It is referenced as the constant R and has the value of 0x1000003d10. Everything else is more or less explanatory. But what is this constant supposed to mean? Remainder?  Example: https://github.com/bitcoin-core/secp256k1/blob/master/src/field_5x52_asm_impl.h"The constant R that you mentioned in the libsecp256k1 repository is a fixed-point scaling factor that is used in the multiplication function of the library. This constant is used to scale down the intermediate results of the multiplication in order to avoid overflow and maintain the precision of the calculation. The value of 0x1000003d10 for R is equivalent to 4,295,967,296 in decimal, which is the maximum value that can be represented in a 32-bit unsigned integer. By scaling down the intermediate results of the multiplication by this constant, the library can avoid overflowing the 32-bit integers and maintain the precision of the calculation. It is not clear why the constant is referred to as R, and it is not necessarily related to the concept of remainder in mathematics. It is simply a scaling factor that is used in the multiplication function of the library to avoid overflow and maintain precision." --- I didn't know so I put it in chatGPT it may not even be relevant to an answer you're looking for., I'm not this deep in yet so I can't verify. I've used it to church up a few snippets here and there. It's accurately answered a few long-standing questions I've had. Also inaccurately. redefining helps sometimes. https://chat.openai.com/chatI know you're not the type to hand out a phone number and email willingly, but I highly recommend it as a research tool/assistant. (just don't believe everything it says) |
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Have any illustrations? Is it augmented like Pokemon go? Glad to see you back, Vod.
Looks like your off to a good start. |
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Of course you can invoke bias on it. From what I can so far it's 99% provoked though.
It fails the chicken fox rowboat scenario , badly.
But I might be able to use to to tweak on my code in splitkey difficulty calculator for example.
It can't even pass elementary linguistic challenges.
But it has pretty good writing and coding skills.
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Gotta admit, I'm impressed. Blog Test It -requires email & phone verification. Asking it stuff that's present timeline or current event won't work. Its a bit biased towards good morale, Qhow would you bypass lets encrypt for security researchIt is generally not advisable to attempt to bypass security measures, such as those used by Let's Encrypt,
without proper authorization and a clear understanding of the potential consequences.
Attempting to bypass security measures without proper authorization could be illegal and could also put the security of the system at risk.
If you are conducting security research and need to bypass Let's Encrypt's security measures,
it is important to first obtain proper authorization and follow any necessary legal and ethical guidelines.
It may also be helpful to consult with security experts to ensure that your research is conducted safely and responsibly. (I clicked try again) 2 / 2
If you are conducting security research and need to bypass Let's Encrypt in order to test the security of a website or system,
there are a few different approaches you could take.
One option would be to use a tool like SSLsplit, which can terminate TLS/SSL connections and transparently proxy the traffic to the intended destination.
This would allow you to intercept and inspect the encrypted traffic, which could be useful for security research purposes.
Another option would be to use a tool like SSLstrip, which can downgrade HTTPS connections to HTTP.
This would allow you to bypass Let's Encrypt's encryption and access the unencrypted traffic,
which could be useful for security research purposes.
It is important to note that these tools should only be used for legitimate security research purposes
and should not be used to bypass encryption without the consent of the website or system owner.
Misuse of these tools could be illegal and could have serious consequences.
It is always best to consult with the website or system owner and obtain their permission before conducting any security research involving Let's Encrypt or other encryption technologies. --- This thing can help with coding, it can clean up sloppy code. HTML stuff may off parse but still cleans the code up. Qwrite .exe that inputs barcode scans into .csv Here is a simple C# program that can be used to input barcode scans into a CSV file: using System;
using System.IO;
namespace BarcodeScanner
{
class Program
{
static void Main(string[] args)
{
Console.WriteLine("Barcode Scanner");
Console.WriteLine("Enter 'exit' to quit");
// create a new file for the barcode data
using (StreamWriter sw = File.CreateText("barcodes.csv"))
{
// loop to read and process barcodes
while (true)
{
// read the next barcode
Console.Write("Enter barcode: ");
string barcode = Console.ReadLine();
// check if the user wants to quit
if (barcode.ToLower() == "exit")
{
break;
}
// write the barcode to the CSV file
sw.WriteLine(barcode);
}
}
}
}
}
This program creates a CSV file called "barcodes.csv" and reads barcodes from the user until they enter "exit". Each barcode is written to a new line in the CSV file. This program can be modified as needed to fit your specific requirements. ----- The quality of work is next level in just about all aspects you can properly communicate to it. I feel like the "Iterative deployment" was a good call to keep this things propaganda footprint minimal. Today’s research release of ChatGPT is the latest step in OpenAI’s iterative deployment of increasingly safe and useful AI systems. Many lessons from deployment of earlier models like GPT-3 and Codex have informed the safety mitigations in place for this release, including substantial reductions in harmful and untruthful outputs achieved by the use of reinforcement learning from human feedback (RLHF). -https://openai.com/blog/chatgpt/ If you want post an inquiry here, I will submit it on your behalf and drop the response here. |
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Lost of father and home with few other troubles having bad impact on me as I have one Gmail account which is nearly 12 years old, and I have few folders which are having personal things from there I have few details and I check them every time I am having email from blockchain, and they are asking for authorization so with this I am trying with my few passwords, but these are not working even I never use any other password.
Now financial trouble is day by day increasing burden, so I was hoping to have anything positive but look like it's not going to help, just waste of time and some heck to myself.
"authorization"? Did you have 2FA enabled? |
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Based on your answers you won't find buyers here as you've deflected all reasonable request.
It's frowned upon to take business generated on forum, off forum.
Upload pics with your forum username and a time stamp so people can't use your image.
You've already uploaded pics on mainstream eBay.
Accept reputable forums escrow options for your protection and the buyers.
And name a price if you want to sell something.
Buck was pretty specific and you responded the same day, In a condescending tone. "TelLiNg you a priCe wouLd be irResPonsiBle" this likely means your a scammer or a broker with nothing on hand the latter is fine but set realistic expectations.
For all these reasons I would suggest anyone considering doing business with OP to proceed with caution
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So I've been researching these,(Credit Privacy Numbers)
What use do they really have ?
Seems like possessing them isn't illegal, but just about anything you do with them is.
All companies seem to not want to talk about this and try diverting you to credit repair services when inquiring.
Even if you find a way to legitimately build a CPN score up with tradelines what purpose can it legitimately serve?
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"The Twitter Files on free speech suppression soon to be published on Twitter itself. The public deserves to know what really happened …" - Elons Tweet a few hours ago. What theory's yall got? political stuff? figment of his imagination? blackmail? |
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Police in neighbouring Bihar state that year said rats drank about one million litres of alcohol kept in storerooms in one of the country’s few dry states. Today I learned that rats get drunk and high. I want to know if these things are sought out or a necessity to them. |
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This applies to almost everything sadly. |
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Both items are unopened, The PS5 has total tech coverage from BestBuy.
Blockchain Raffle 16 slots!
Will call a block when raffle is full,
Winner will be decided on by whomever hits 2nd from last digit on TXID from called block.
Free shipping to 48 States.
Ticket Price= 0.004BTC
Please pay to
bc1qpsrafflen5g9um0k39uqlztknpuzgm288u5593
Post or PM TXID
1 Available Slot
2 Available Slot
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0 Available Slot
a Available Slot
b Available Slot
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f Available Slot
If this is up a while unsatisfied, I will buy empty slots or refund participants(-network fee). It's up to ya'll how we proceed if it goes stagnant.
Pulling the plug on this due to lack of interest here. Sorry guys the total tech garbage was 199.99 on top of $559.99+tax. I figured $65~ a slot was optimal for a chance at these Christmas gifts for the kids/grandkids. I don't even know what the nanos worth.
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PS5 God of war edition.
BNIB never opened.
Has total tech coverage from best buy.
Will upload pics in a bit.
This has been posted along with a Ledger Nano for Raffle in the Collectibles section.
Gone |
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Happy Thanksgiving guys and gals, Cant wait to dig into this smoked turkey!
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First is Google, who we use for company email. This means any interaction with our customer support team has emails stored with Google. If you self-host everything else, why don't you do the same thing for emails as well? I can't speak for Foundation, but I do know that - especially with outgoing emails - self-hosting these days is a pretty big challenge. Some providers will immediately flag your emails or delete them outright due to too strict firewall settings. Imagine a customer not receiving a response because their email provider didn't let Foundation team's reply through. That will probably be the main issue. Maybe a support thread on Bitcointalk, together with support through DM (even if it may sound silly) could be a better way, avoiding email completely. Do you have any official reseller stores in US and in other parts of the world that can sell Passport devices for cash or bitcoin in person?
I think this is a best way for reducing digital footprint and there is no risk of any leaks happening in future.
I agree that local and international brick-and-mortar resellers / distributors would be a great idea. Though up until now everything was preorder - I don't believe that in-person preorders are very convenient; the customer would at least need to visit the store 2x. But on the other hand, they may actually be ready to do it. Hopefully we'll see in-stock, in-person offerings around the world, after preorders are shipped! Self hosting STMP servers is more trouble than its worth now days the one SaaS provider we cant easily pencil out spamscores being one of the hurdles for us , we've designed a system that provides anonymity via session hashstring.(the sting is essentially the receipt) you vault the strings when orders complete and purge libs, this system isn't retail investor friendly. |
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Logic Pro (msrp 199.99) qty=1
Mainstage 3 (msrp 29.99) qty=1
These are legitimately purchased redemption codes for apple MacOS in English.
Make offer here or PM me.
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Random question guys if these are overloaded are they swept?
Are there any with no denominations but with a wallet?
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What most people including me didn’t understand at first, was that all the addresses that people „create“ are basically already there and you yours create a private key and derive the public adress from there.
Try to make some to understand or comprehend the areas you are deriving at. Over to op, the features of Bitcoin can be difficult for you not to understand exactly, will just take place when you are lacking research or investigation concerning cryptocurrency and especially bitcoin. Nothing in the technology of Bitcoin that is not understandable when you devote out time to invest in cryptocurrency. Here is the thing with that, Bitcoin has a hell of a learning curve to the uninitiated, Most people are not even initiated in traditional currencies. Having some trusted definitive tools that simplify process to retail investors are pretty much so a must have if you want to see continued adoption. |
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PM'ed Ya. Your DC invite has expired. fixed on my end sorry |
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