And then rename account to Cap'n Crunch? 

Good looking:

Is it PoW (Proof of Wank) ?
Might consider mining it a bit here and there..

There was a discussion about this very topic last year (and probably a few more), the thread also has some proposals for a logo:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5195317

Thanks to all who offered to help. I could sell my coins and am therefor locking the thread.

Thank you for your offer, appreciate it.

Though as you carry quite a few (bit of an understatement) red trusts and this transaction would involve me going first, I prefer to reject your offer.
I am sorry if this sounds unfair, but there are too many people I trust who distrust you.

Thanks god the US missiles are a tad smarter.
Considering that some of these participants end up in front of the joystick of a predator makes me feel a bit worried.

Such honour - much excitement.

I take my responsibility and right of supporting or opposing flags quite serious, but for Bitcoin SV I made an exception after the fifth or sixth flag he raised without any real evidence posted.

If this is not blatant abuse of the flag system, I'd be interested to hear what then defines abuse of the flag system.

I hope theymos or another mod takes proper action on him.

Opposed all of them, now waiting for the incoming red tags and flags - I wear them with proud, like the one from Hatch Support.

Looks like somebody is running a time warp attack against ARI the 2nd time since yesterday.

Any fixes upcoming?

Got this in the mail this morning, guess there will be events to unfold in the next days and we will find out how much of the much bespoken safe haven BTC is really during crisis time.

https://www.us-cert.gov/ncas/alerts/aa20-006a

(However this might be also an excuse to blame the Iranians for any piece of IT equipment falling over int the next days - that could come handy if office361 goes titsup once more)

I just can't resist to brag all around about my Basorexia card:



What a day, first some nice pump on BTC and then this.
And later I'll even get one of my favourite dishes - Picata Milanese, I have no more wishes for today.

(Please save the breakout above $8k for tomorrow, today was good enough already for me.) 

Wow, I am completely flattered and feel honoured to get my own Basorexia card!

Thanks so much man, owe you a few beers I think.

It is a staged production from https://autonomousweapons.org/ , though I bet some TLAs are deploying more capable thingies right as we speak.

Thank you for your feedback.
You are right, I forgot the user part in ssh login, I have added it above.

Sure, first get rid of Windows! (Nah, just kidding  )

I don't claim this will solve your problems, but it has improved my situation a lot. It shouldn't do any harm but I still recommend you to try it first with only one of your Apollos to see if it works out for you.

If you have Windows 10, I believe ssh should be part of it already, otherwise get yourself Putty.

Open a CMD window and connect to your Apollo where you want to try it out:
(Replace 192.168.1.101 with the IP of your Apollo in question.

Login as user futurebit with password futurebit and then sudo to root (I didn't manage to get done in one line with sudo):

Now as root issue the following command (make sure to copy-paste it correctly!):

Then check if crontab looks like it should by

It should like:

If all is fine, just logout - no reboot or anyhting needed, fstrim will run next sunday at 5min past midnight.

HTH

I had a trusted member in my mind, not exactly what you are with one negative rating. But I am willing to give it a try with a small amount to see if it works out.
I'll shoot you PM later.

I disagree about the bolded sentence. ECDSA is pretty much about prime numbers.
-> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elliptic_Curve_DSA

But maybe I misunderstood you here or missed some irony, sorry then.

(Edited to add: I agree though, that golden-dragons post is pretty nonsensical)

Quoting myself...
From my limited testing with my 2 Apollos this definitely help to improve stability a lot. Didn't had to restart a single time since I have the below in /etc/crontab:

This fstrims the SD card once a week and logs the outcome to syslog.