what is there to scout...it's freaking ocean ?
It's flat and wet, do I get a consulting fee?
Aristotle would have begged to differ. |
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I pity the fools who went to sleep just before the thing happened.
For once I'm almost happy to be working a night shift! |
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 Edit: trying to post from my phone... sorry no proper image tools |
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WTF is happening? Anybody know the reason for the big green dildo?
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TGIF  What a shitpost. We don't even get to make out the dildo color. I am disappointed.  @mic: stand back! @bitserve: don't poke her, pleeze! Funny you should say that because I was going to change the rocket out for the big green dildo somebody posted but I have to work nights this weekend and I ran outta time before my beauty rest. Maybe next pump! |
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TGIF |
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Poland  |
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You can create any arbitrary address simply by putting the correct checksum at the end. You, of course, will not know the secret key, so anything that is sent there is unlikely to ever be received will be destroyed and can never be spent.
FIFY. Here is an example I made a long time ago: 11When1DieBuryMeDeepLayTwoXVEY5jv - (Unspent) 0.00000001 BTC
11SpeakersAtMyFeetAPairofXXTyrHor - (Unspent) 0.00000001 BTC
11HeadphonesonMyHeadAndXXXXYUSvnd - (Unspent) 0.00000001 BTC
11ALwaysPLayTheGratefuLDeadWdq4Xo - (Unspent) 0.00000001 BTC How do you add a check sum? Might come in handy later. 1) create a template of your desired address ie 1waLLobserverburnaddressxxxxxxxxx (the last few characters will eventually be random due to checksum)2) Base58 unencode your burn address into hex - 000A52498DB787B09EEC7C428B8B0C853EA1C2702C4E1176113) remove the last 4 bytes from the result and call what's left N - 000A52498DB787B09EEC7C428B8B0C853EA1C2702C4E1176114) sha256(sha256( N)) - BD0F89693417148626446F3E1EA43A69453FBCF72A024600FB54A2BC34F233875) take the first 4 bytes of step 4 and stick it on the end of N - 000A52498DB787B09EEC7C428B8B0C853EA1C2702CBD0F89696) base58 encode step 5 - 1waLLobserverburnaddressxxy1oWwkk
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somewhere in Poland  Oooooh I hate that.  |
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 Oh make it stop... please make it stop... Jeezuz! Could they not just issue a parking ticket or tow it away? Fukin' city bureaucrats. |
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Dont' worry. Good support @ 5800 and then we bounce to 8000... I hope edit: there's a support zone between 6100 and 6200 as well. |
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Sorry everyone, but congratulations to me. I've solved the 310 BTC challenge!! Want to know how I did it? Gather around and have a seat - it's story time! You're favorite!
It's the hash of the first three hashes of the private keys created from the keywords "lyrics rhythm music" then converted into morse, and that converted into a binary string converted into decimals.
But first you have to unsalt the hex - of course, it's saltied. From there we derive the seed phrase of the rgb LBSs which are divisible by 8 and separate them from the GRN levels of the alpha layer. But you knew that. Some bright bright people in here.
Then you map those coordinates by placing the curves on the map into steganogrophosaurus decipherer software and placing the results from the original message over a map of Europe. This was deduced because it's obvious the creator is from Europe given his accent and his code name: Pip. His birthday is Oct 2 which makes him a Libra. (That's also why Pip said it could be partly solved on a train - think about it!)
If you align the map with the constellations from Oct 2, 2018 you get a direct path pointing to the constellations of the Libre. Giving us our next 12 word mnemonic 32byte bip. Then the key can easily be derived using the shift function of the word Bitcoin upside down backwards from the grid, extracted from the bezier ellipticals converted through the ascii to the salted binary blob, twisted then filtered with a stained glass mosaic in the forest multiplied by 16. You have to find your way to the coordinates.
It was in Bellarussia - of all places! Now that I have over 310 Bitcoin (don't even know how I solved this first amongst all these tech wizards and goddesses -see you aren't the only ones in the world who can have/win Bitcoin!), if you send me just 1 BTC, I will send you 10! BTC: 19jU6bzMkYi3hS2cDSMpuqmMKbRzm5pqUE Have an awesome day! Don't worry, I'm sure Pip will have other challenges to come. He has literally tens of thousands of Bitcoins and he's not afraid to share. Yes, he's not fond of charities, but I'm sure he likes you.
I have a better idea. Send me 9 and keep the 1 for yourself. 1SCAMvXQkJaDUxvCencqadjUH2z2KbCEK It works out the same and nobody has to pay an escrow service. |
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Is this Tom Lee's way of escaping from his $20,000 by end of 2018 prediction? I reckon it is hehehe. Also, low volatility should be a signal to buy more, right? Why is Fundstrat discouraging everyone from buying? Maybe they want all the cheap coins for themselves before the volatility comes back hehehe.   [~img]https://image.ibb.co/isoKPU/image.jpg[/img] With Bitcoin (BTC) volatility near 17-month lows and the price trading sideways in the $6,400 to $6,600 channel, some analysts are recommending investors hold-off on increasing their exposure to BTC until a clear direction is determined.
According to MarketWatch, the market strategy firm Fundstrat Global is now changing tune from its previous bullish stance, which was often circulated by the fund’s CEO, Tom Lee, when made multiple calls for BTC to reach $20,000 as recently as August.
“Investors should remain patient and wait for evidence of an improvement in ‘trend’ before increasing exposure,” said Robert Sluymer, an analyst for the firm. “A move above the September real and relative highs remains the key resistance/reversal level that will need to be exceeded to signal the early stages of a trend reversalRead in full https://sludgefeed.com/fundstrat-not-the-time-to-increase-bitcoin-exposure/ |
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Hey, Its Digitalbitcoin with Bitcointalk profile https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=449709. My account was get hacked and email address get changed with another email address. After getting enough information I tried to contact administrator via PM to cyrus and theymos with sending signed message from my BTC address , which already in my Profile. But these are worst administrator even don't care user of forums, they are busy in getting juicy fruits, but forgetting their duty. Shame on such personalities who are not capable or even eligible. I think both were kids when they got responsibility. But now they have to understand their own responsibility. My request is kindly check PM sent by digitalcryptocoin to restore my account in ethical ways. Regards, Digitalbitcoin Well shame on you for taking your account security for granted. |
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Do you believe that people do random acts of kindness often in compassion,
or is it always self interests that motivates humanity?
I'm going to take a wild guess and say that in your particular case, it is self-interest that motivates. Main Website: jerusalemlove.orgBlock Explorer: chainz.cryptoid.info/love/Markets Available: Coming Soon! Name: JERUSALEM Ticker: LOVE Algorithm: SHA-256 brand new altcoin to start mining , Please be kind, and "Pay It Forward with LOVE" Seems like you're attempting a sort of subliminal advertising with your topic. |
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It is extremely hypocritical. If I were you and had such a command of the Spanish language, I would translate the information from the English language section into Spanish and post that information on the local board so that everyone in that local board has the same opportunity to understand all aspects of Bitcoin. Nobody should be left behind due to a language issue.
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Better than 6502. I think the whale that is running the market was a VIC20 owner.
wasnt it a 6510 in the VIC20. it had added some dedicated i/o pins vs the 6502 or something IIRC. or maybe that was just the C64.. i had both. fun times but i got more into the TRS-80 line with CP/M and such after. I learned machine language 6502 on the Vic20 and later got the commodore64 which was 6510... I started on a Timex/ Sinclair ZX81. Used to stay up all night programming. Ah the good old days. |
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