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Anyone mind explaining the pattern to that? I admit, I am bad at math.
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Confirmed. This was brought to me a couple weeks ago and looks like it played out just as suspected.
I received the following message from someone tipping me of the same as well. It was in regards to the atleticofa hacked thread in meta. I told him to post his evidence in the thread, but it doesn't look like he ever did. post that in the meta thread where he says his account was hacked. I would also need to post all the evidence linking the SamTsuedo and raveldoni accounts, as well as all his other alts. I feel like he is just going to remove the trust ratings/posts that link the accounts, so I would need to get together screenshots too. As soon as he is actually accused, he will start hiding his tracks a lot better. I'll do it later today, I'm kind of busy right now. Funny, take a look at the trust of athleticofa. He thinks it's me.... Funny, a scammer reporting a scammer. |
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It's not to stop the occasional bot, it's to stop users from creating new accounts several times per day pretending to be somebody else. A side-effect of this is bots being stopped.
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We've always had bots, any forum does.
Not if we had newbie jail. At least in the main sections. |
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Not.till.you.stop.using.the.commafull stop.....(........).after.each.word!
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new user selling ...  Plus the grammar, all those full stops everywhere. |
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Amazing news, but it just occurred to me, more people loading $ in their accounts means more bitcoins being sold by Bitpay/Coinbase/whoever.
Yes, and that's a good thing. More people using bitcoins will result in a higher price. The more they get sold, the more they'll be bought. More demand = higher prices. Well, it actually means the price will be going down as those payment processors will be unloading more bitcoins on the market. |
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The terminator should win, but if the Xenomorphs realize their blood could dissolve the T-800 then who knows. The T-1000 on the other hand should prove to be much more difficult to kill.
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What should I do, transfer the bitcoin to a different wallet.?
User #1 on the scammed list. I wonder how they do it, reading between the lines and scanning for the download button... |
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Amazing news, but it just occurred to me, more people loading $ in their accounts means more bitcoins being sold by Bitpay/Coinbase/whoever.
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For a phishing attempt it's very poor, if he could use HTML, why not hide the link at the very least? <a href="malicious url">visually real url</a>
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Look at that, both you and the CEO of that KickStarter campaign are named Michael. Talk about a coincidence.
Good catch. And considering his poor choice of a pseudonym, his passwords are likely even more insecure. |
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Misusing 'K' for 'Ki' has killed. It it a stupid pointless anachronism that must stop.
You and what army? A lot of people including myself have used KB as kilobyte as 1024 bytes and I'd rather it remain this way. Perhaps we should also start calling bytes octets, as that is the proper word. |
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Here's the explanation how to sign the message Just to note: If you can convince me that they belong to you (signing a message with the address is obviously not enough; the private key is already known), I will send the funds back. Just sign the previous address from which the funds were transferred from(their outputs) |
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Why are the keys so cheap when the official retail price is hundreds of dollars?
These are MSDN keys, not official retail keys sold in stores meaning you couldn't go to Microsoft's site and redeem an MSDN key there. MSDN keys require special downloads then you redeem the keys on the downloaded software provided. Can you explain more? If I use this key can I get support from MS, or is the key tied to somebody else's name? |
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>Talks about collision and SHA256
>>shows md5 as example
Where is the logic in this? As far as I know there have been collisions in SHA256 up to round 40 I think, not afterwards.
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