That people like him resort to debt does not make me confident that Bitcoin will move us away from the debt-based financial system. Just stop by the lending section for a sample.

By the way, it seems that it is already late for loan repayment. Do we know if it is due to lack of updates in the lenders' threads or what?

what do you guys think about one-time popup?

No one can miss a popup.

Or, another great solution may be to receive text notification above the address bar, like, when you receive text notification in place of New Tab (Chrome) text when you receive a message on Facebook.

I've noticed that I check my PMs right after logging in, but then only haphazardly after that.

I think it looks good and it would be interesting if Ninjastic.space homepage could display this information from online users. Something simple, just that it allows a better reading of the information contained in that link.

Perhaps if @theymos or @LoyceV were reading, they could answer the question of (( PONZI/HYIP = Perma-Ban )) ??

Investor-based Games (child board of Gambling) - "Games where the main factor is whether or not new "investors" join the game. Also any Bitcoin-denominated investment product with an APY far above the reasonable market rate. " That includes ponzis, HYIP and other "invest and get tons of cash tomorrow" type sites.

They're obviously following the 1xbit business model.

OP is logically correct on the other hand we can't assaisinate someone's character just based on their financial status

Coinplay, you still have 22 hours left to answer on the Askgamblers thread, otherwise they will close it and rule in my favour and your rating will be lowered accordingly.

Kindly note that should the affected casino operator fail to respond to our email and your complaint within the allocated timeframe, the case will be closed as unresolved. As a direct consequence of such closure, the operator's ranking score on AskGamblers will be decreased accordingly.

The player violated the rules of our site which the player accepted upon registration. We provided all the evidence we could about this. We can't provide more information as it's too sensitive to share it.

In accordance with the rules of the service - we have the right to close the player's account if the player violates our rules, which was revealed by our Risk & Fraud department.

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I tried my best to create an easy-to-understand explanation graphic.

So if I understand correctly, the public block chain is just a "bag of hashes" which cannot be verified or anything by any node or miner.  It is just a block chain of "data".  These data only have meaning for the people receiving "banknote files", which allows them to check the validity of the whole "banknote".  The hashes are in fact nothing else but hashes of "signed transactions", like with bitcoin, except that only the *signature hash* goes on the public block chain, and the actual transaction data remain on the individual banknote file.  Is that the gist ?  In fact, you need, as you say, TWO signatures (or hashes of signatures): one is the transaction signature (including the new beneficiary) and the other is the "spend" signature of simply the previous output.  The first signature (spending signature) makes that you cannot do double spending any more (you have invalidated the file up to the point where you transmit it), and the second signature allows the receiver to have a valid "new address" that he can spend (and only he, because only he has the secret key that goes with it like on bitcoin).

This is indeed a very, very good idea !  Money becomes more "physical" again: it are files !

I think it possible but will be not efficient since the price of ram is very high

Ironically their feedback isn't half bad  

Actually its more than half bad: all bad if you look at trusted feedbacks and 8 out of 14 untrusted are negatives.

there's no reason they should be on DT

Starting with *I* use laptops for some crypro & node work.
Many of them do not like being run 24/7/365 the CPU fans are smaller, they in general have less cooling and so on.
Not saying that they can't do it, just that it's not optimal.

At the end of the day I think we'll lose this battle either way. AI bots will get better, humans will get tired.

you could tell them to try to find a sig campaign that accepts neg trusted accounts and explain why he wants to join a campaign with neg trust.

RAM usage sits at about 99% and never reaches 100% (which seems suspicious).

free -h
              total        used        free      shared  buff/cache   available
Mem:           15Gi       1.2Gi       174Mi       0.0Ki        14Gi        14Gi
Swap:         7.4Gi       456Mi

Becaus the CPU is maxing out only occasionally and because RAM is nearly at max, it seems to me that additional constant usage, such a media server, might become a problem, but additional intermittent usage would not.

It would be just a matter of time before someone starts making larger rams that are capable of doing the job better than the average ram

Am I the only one that doesn't know what TryNinja did

If theymos and I team up again for the 2024 event, then I've got a much better idea that I think basically everyone will enjoy. It's quite a bit more elaborate though and will take around 200 hours of programming (compared to the 50 or so that I could spare this time around).