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I want to link my Bitcointalk name with BTCJam's. Verification code: a1f895c3-79bc-41bf-8947-70194be96799
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If the coins appear in your wallet and remain there after six confirmations, they can never be taken away.
They can. However, the more confirmations you have, the less possibility of this happening. Every 'confirmation' adds a level of security to the transaction, and a massive amount of resources would be needed to turn back each transaction. For daily uses and moderate transactions - say 1000 BTC and below - 1-2 confirmations are what you'll only probably need. |
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Be bright and go for a younger girl. You should be looking at 21 and 22 year old girls based on your age. When your 40 and she's 43 you'll be scouting out younger ones anyway. However if you are 40 and see is 33, your girl will still be hot. With today's social networks you should be able to find another. Also check out the girls mother to see how should could turn out. Don't get too fixated on one girl its not healthy.
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I wanna meet this guy. He has a space program (a model rocket), a currency (pegged to the value of chocolate-chip cookie dough), a railroad (model size), a national sport (broomball) and -- in his landlocked desert region -- a navy (an inflatable boat). |
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So do you two have a wallet with these companies holding it for you and you access it thru their site, or running one on your own machine?
Aaron
I could be wrong, but I'm fairly certain that Electrum stores the wallet.dat file on the local machine. I poked around in the folder a bit and seem to remember seeing one. The private keys for electrum is held in one's local machine. The cloud part of the system merely assists in the procurement of the blockchain, where one doesn't need to download it as opposed to bitcoin-qt. The only risk would be the existence of malicious systems where a forged blockchain is fed to the user, and thus fools the user in thinking he has more/less bitcoins than he actually has. No actual loss of bitcoin should be possible as far as I know. |
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A cursory search reveals that he's already infamous in local forums for such antics. He's permanently banned from various forums for begging/attempted scamming. In short, he's one of those good for nothings that would've ended in the streets without his parents' financial assistance.
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Oh well. I saw this coming, but I didn't think anyone would fall for this.  In fact, I'm in the same country as he's from (although not in the same state), and even I wouldn't touch him with a ten foot pole. Short of funds for food? Holy crap, there's no Bitcoin exchanger here! The date of birth, address, ID card and etc you have on him seems to be in order. There's a slight mistranslation of Islam Lelaki, which means Islamic Male. His lelong.com.my (the local equivalent to ebay.com) http://www.lelong.com.my/Auc/Feedback/UserRating.asp?UserID=sottalov@1 (note the non-paying bids he has). He graduated from SMT Termeloh, a small technician school of approx. 342 students. The streamyx.com address could be an important lead as it's his ISP-assigned email address. He goes under a multitude of other money making forums as either on9isrock or sottalov. The IP addresses you have for him is kind of pointless except to prove his location as the ISP uses the dynamic IP system here. His portrait picture: http://imgur.com/KgSef |
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DaviBarker: Already whitelisted
HOTServers LLC: OK
Ukyo: OK
zwiebelcode: OK
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Okay, I think I sent it to everyone. If you didn't receive a key, and you were one of the original posters, let me know  I'll get you taken care of! Got a copy! Thanks - I'll drop off the Android part to a friend and play the Mac parts myself.  |
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If you intend to use the proceeds of the bond to buy some paragraphs and return keys well sign me up for a 100 shares.
rofl grammar is not my strong suit, I was the nerdy kid in class that helped everyone with there math assignments I should have had my girl friend type this out  So what does the sum of 1/(2^i) for i=1..infinity converge to? 0! |
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If you can do it then imho it would be worth getting some hands on experience in whatever sector your interested in before making your mind up. The education system can be a rat race, popular jobs raise qualification requirements as they get more applicants trained to higher levels, believe it or not you need a degree just to get a job emptying bins in Paris (pays well and you finish early so gets a lot of applicants). Also, education can go out of date fast, my father is a fairly highly qualified engineer but the industry has changed so much and so quickly his qualifications have almost no relevance any more.
Yeah, with the education inflation issues lately hands on experience is the only other way of differentiating one from the masses. Recently many companies have risen the bar for the amount of education required, and most skilled workers are expected to have a Masters by 2020. I wonder how long would it take to make a PH.D required for skilled jobs now... |
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With the proper gear and training I would tackle climbing that tower for pay.... No problem.. I would even do the crazy skyscraper windows.
I'll need much more than the paltry hook they were using. Heck, I still have vivid visions where the hook slipped off the bar and the video showing some projectile motion off the tower.  |
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OP:
Please post any supporting evidence that you have on the case. (the single liner email SS etc)
If possible, do get the details from the merchant receiving the chargeback and clarify that if the cards were stolen.
caradenada:
No, we are not closing the thread as per the forum policy. You have the right to defend yourself here. Please post any supporting evidence that you have on the case.
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*polishes crystal ball with great vigor*
$14.3
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Any experience from a LAC/regular college available? I'm living too far to pay a visit at those colleges unfortunately...
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I just installed windows XP using the first row.
(I admit I plagiarized this =P)
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