You "found" a phone, shoes, and socks on a beach? What are the odds...

He stated the reason quite clearly on page 1:

With all due respect - and I mean it, not just saying so; I do respect your effort in this project - I don't like users being told to do it themselves when there are people getting paid to do it. Besides, if I wanted to contribute a year ago and started learning Angular or whatever it was, it would have been quite useless now that it's being converted to something else, and 5 years from now when Vue is no longer cool it will be something else again etc.

I thing the whole ragbag of buzzwords and frameworks in this project is one of its fundamental flaws, not the least due to the short lifespan of said technologies and the lack of skills in the community. I'm not saying go back to PHP but surely maintainability has to figure somewhere in the decisions to use those technologies in a project that's been in development for nearly a decade now and presumably will need to be functioning for a couple hundred years for it to have been worth it.

Reporting bugs is great but even Veleor's valiant effort is a drop in the bucket compared to what a full time QA person could do in a month or two and it would cost probably less than 1% of the total budget. Or at least pay Veleor a couple of bitcoins to keep him going LOL.

Anyway, I just stopped by to express my usual dismay at this project of the century. Carry on.

How dare you. I've never seen nutildah not being 100% serious. He's the most serious user after Foxpup, who is 101% serious (this is totally unrelated  to me getting paid to say this).

This was a while ago on the Russian board, and the rationale (if you can call it that) was that his opsec was shit so it's fair game. I'm not sure who originally did it - korner would be my guess - but as far as I know there wasn't even a remotely plausible reason for it.

Brilliant idea. Let's create a thread for every user: "Is theymos xyz".

I mean... you could have asked that user you saw talking about this if they have proof, which they don't, end of story.

I think you got it backwards. This is pure capitalism (supply and demand) and you're the commie expecting to get something for less than other people are willing to pay.

LOL stop making such obvious shit up.

$300 max, less than 60 users - can't be more than $18k a week unless you failed 3rd grade math.

In reality it's around $8k because not everyone makes max posts. The spreadsheet is public.

It was not "nothing". Thousands of families were separated and the government was ordered by court to stop doing that and to reunite them, which AFAIK they were unable to do because they fucked up the whole thing bigly (couldn't track family members etc). So it was quite something.

I know you're a huge fan of AOC but even GOP congressfolk weren't too happy about it, mostly because it was going to cost them the midterms.

Come to think of it, Bitcoin was obviously invented for criminals. There is absolutely no conceivable reason why a law abiding person would want to be their own bank and keep their financials private. Preposterous.

Huh? Speaking of revisionist history, what happened then? Trump/Sessions/Nielsen pitched family separation as necessary deterrent against illegal immigration. That is, until they did a 180 and started blaming Obama for it. There are court rulings requiring the government to reunite the separated families, so you'd have to go full QAnon to deny it.

Again, privacy is not robbery. If a robber drives away in a Chevy we are not blaming GM for making money by selling a car to a criminal, are we?


Look towards what? Ban Monero?


You might have a point if ChipMixer existed for the sole purpose of facilitating scams but I don't think that's the case, if for no other reason than myself finding it useful and not being a scammer.

That is my view. He's misusing the trust system in his personal squabbles ==> tilde. Speaking of retaliatory feedbacks - you did exactly that against him.

No. There was an article about a lawsuit against a Bitcoin mixer. Not sure how that story ended but someone (even the government) filing a lawsuit and alleging things doesn't make it a fact.


Let's take it one step backward out of the fallacy land. Privacy is not murder. Scammers would get away without mixers just fine (using XMR for example) and not having mixers would limit the choices for legal uses while doing nothing to stop the scams.

Doesn't sound like a proper flag. Tilde is the way to deal with that stuff.

The burden of proof is on you. In my jurisdiction there is no law saying "Bitcoin mixers are illegal", or "Bitcoin transactions are illegal", or "owning a car wash is illegal" or any such thing so you're demanding to prove a negative. Prove that you're not Satoshi Nakamoto.

No.

To the best of my knowledge, Chipmixer scammed 0% of its users.


At times bad people use this forum too, so lock your account and go to your safe space before agents Mulder and Scully come knocking on your door.

Yeah it's personal. You've been trolling Ratimov for quite a while. You didn't do this shit for any other users who got removed from the campaign. As far as troll jobs go this is quite lame.

Oh fantastic. It's also great to see NYT acting as his proxy on Twitter

In case of any doubt about Trump's motives, money is always a safe bet. I have long believed that he will stay in politics after losing the 2020 election just to collect donations (and launder them through his properties etc), just didn't think he'll do it so blatantly. But why not, he owns the party, he can do no wrong.