Can you make the op into a table. If 500 people got banned and 100 of those have an appeal then the op will become really confusing and annoying pretty quickly? I can make it into one if necessary?

Did they stop the new rollout that came with the version 0.18 where they said they were going to reduce it to 0.25 sat per byte? Am I dreaming or was this not a thing a while back (speculation if nothing else).

My guess would be that he's probably still advertising bitblender and is trying to advertise that here again...
As I think of it, just as a point it is helpful to cross reference any web address as the clearnet site of bitblender got hacked and the address was changed.

Check ann threads and anywhere else you can find to validate you have the right key.

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.onion should be used instead of .com just because it can increase your privacy.

If the first and last hops are done by the same host then they can work out who you are and where you're trying to access. But with six hops you'd need 4 nodes from the same host.

In theory:
1st node knows your IP and the IP of the next node.
2nd node knows the IP of the first and third node.
3rd node knows the 2nd IP and the IP of the final server.

If you own 1 and 3 you therefore know who has requested what (the governments run a lot more exit nodes than you think and I can imagine they probably share resources).

@killyou, I wouldn't trust cash through customs. Also, that was made illegal in the US wasn't it because it's what casascius got in bother with?

Sending internally is generally fine and you can send it in multiple packets. Western Union might be quite interesting then if you can pick up the cash physically...

You could try lbc if you meet in person the rates are quite nice... (booking a train to London can save you quite a bit too).
What currency do you use?

It might be best for you to list the country you're in actually. The only safe option is to go into the persons bank and make a cash deposit into their account. Almost everything else can be charged back and shouldn't really be trusted as companies anyway in most cases...

Is there a trusted and secure way of sending fiat without a chance of charge back? I may have 0.5btc by the end of the week but I'm not sure any transfer company is fully irriversible...

I personally think putting them in separate threads is more desirable than having them in one thread. It just becomes confusing if you do that (to me at least)...

Although it does mean you have two threads to maintain, I doubt any mods would care too much about a secondary thread though.

It's up to the moderators so it might be better to wait for a response from them or maybe pm one?

They should charge some fee extra as they have to move your coins into cold storage. However, I don't see why companies like this can't use dynamic fees or ask people to manually se their own fees themselves (with a recommended fee as an autofill)...

Has anyone ever tried taking Google to court over this crap (the phishing thing on any site) ?

They do that sort of stuff all the time because they'd rather have the advertising money than help people using their service. Duckduck are the same, I moved across to them and honestly expected better...

I don't think it's the legit site. I might be wrong but the public keys of the certificates don't match and I thought it was the same server they'd use?

EDIT: yes it's a fake site most likely as the public keys for the certificates of the IO and COM are the same.

I like the confirmation boxes as I can check that I've clicked the right button however, the ones that show up on the bottom right hand cornder are really annoying as they get in the way.

Just now I bought something to sell, it shot up to the price I wanted to sell it at and the box got in the way and the price fell while I was waiting for it to disappear. Is there a way to get rid of the box or am I better off setting a stop initially and then changing it once the box is gone?

I do this myeslef whenever I need a reminder.

I have affected mdayonliner's trust for example to show that I owe them money next month. I'm not going to remember that from a while ago... It also means if someone goes to lend to you sometime in the future you can check their previous loan is paid off or not by just checking the trust (which should be the first point of reference).

Good luck Hozer and be careful!

What OS and language are you using?

Is it windows, redhat, mac os or debian?

(by language I mean dos, ash, bash...)

What command are you trying to run. Try bitcoin-cli --help to see if it's the command you're trying to run with it that isn't working.

I normally get the help screen whenever I run bitcoin cli though.

The thing is there were a lot of bounty managers not doing this. It does seem like it might be helpful if a given deadline was added for bans such as this. There are a lot of legendary members that have been suggest to be given much more lenient "sentensing" than the perma ban. But the point still stands if an offence was committed in 2014, they clearly got away with it...

I get that not everyone had the embarrisment of plagiarising that wikipedia page that you couldn't be bothered writing for history so the teacher made you read the first five pages of the 500 page novel you brought in on the lusitania...

They're still really high?

I got an estimate from elelctrum of 125 sats per byte earlier for a 25 block transaction.

No I got the old one. Apparently the new one just had a touch screen...

Thanks. I bought a usb type c to usb type c thinking it was the one I needed though. I bought one of those for $7 from trezor...

I use coinomi quite a bit too. I'm hoping to switch over to trezor now though. I do really like the andreas wallet though, it's the first wallet I used for btc, ltc and doge (since litecoin and doge just changed two tiny parts of the code they were fast to release their versions of te wallets).

It is a really nice app and it runs from bitcoin core clients that accept json requests so it's even nicer than most others like coinomi which I assume just have one central server.

Why do sites like this never make it manual? It's one transaction per withdraw. At least make three options (1 sat per byte, 8 sats per byte or rediculous )...

I bought three trezors (because I thought they looked cool and because my multisig started to stop working on transactions larger than 1kb).

I want to connect my trezor one to my phone but I'm stuck as to which cable to use.

Is it a micro USB A or a micro USB B? My phone uses usb C and it would be great if I can use it directly on my phone.