The answer is still the same as the other day: Other loan request

Plus, lying isn't seen as a good quality, if you are looking to lend funds off someone:

Some sad news today, one of the up and coming stars Junior Malanda, 20, Belgium international has died in a car accident. He played for Wolfsburg. It's believed to be he was the passenger in the car.

Check out this link for the article. (BBC SPORT)

Self moderated threads were introduced (march 2013 they were introduced I believe). Which effectively allows you to decide your own rules. Local rules may still apply to Scam Accusations, Important Announcements, and Auctions as self moderated threads may not be created in those sections to my knowledge. So, they might be valid everywhere, but most people would just make a self moderated thread instead except where it isn't possible.

I'm sorry, but that isn't going to cut it. You need to offer some sort of collateral which is considered to be valid by the lender. Reputation doesn't go a long way in this part of the forum.

blockchain.info isn't always accurate. There are a number of different block explorers which I would recommend looking at and searching up the address, for a list of block explorers: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=636463.0
You can either dump it by using parameters/commands or you can use pywallet.

If you are interested in dumping via the commands then you should look here: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Original_Bitcoin_client/API_calls_list

will be particularity useful.

Otherwise, the pywallet tutorial can be found here: https://github.com/jackjack-jj/pywallet
 
That includes the download of pywallet (jackjack) also the page includes the commands which you can use as well as a read me for installing and using pywallet.

That's right. Whoops. Thought he may of been talking about people ignoring him on pms and not the general ignore button.

You can't send personal messages to anyone who is ignoring you.

It might be worth checking the debug.log file and letting us know what it says. This error seems to be pretty common and is normally easy to fix, however it may work by simply reinstalling.

You can also try manually synchronizing the time with Windows time servers, your computer may seem to be correct but, the timezone could be set incorrectly. (I can't imagine this being the problem though)

Another option is checking the date & time in the bios.

 If it crashed prior to you submitting it, then it wouldn't have sent. If you submitted it & the client processed the request it would of.

You can check whether it's sent by looking up your address, if it has sent there will be no effect on the transaction.

At the moment, if you are using the Linux latest version of Bitcoin core, there is a problem which involves OpenSSL, so reinstalling may not have any effect. Read more here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=919373.0

Yes, if the output request didn't send, then you will have your coins there. If the transaction did output, then the coins you sent will go to the address you sent them too, but anything else remaining in the wallet will be there. All transactions are public, therefore you can search up the transaction log on the internet.



Your problem may not be related to the OpenSSL problem, and it may have just been a Blockchain error.

Of course, I use this when the search function of this forum doesn't pick up what I want to find, although it is pretty accurate if your know what category the post you are looking for is in. If searching from the landing page of this forum then things can get a little messy. I've always found the search function to be fairly accurate if you know what you are looking for. I've moderated a few SMF forums and would say that a lot of people have had difficulty and I can understand why.

Google is always preferred obviously.

The information is all here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=178608.0

Whenever, unsure of something you can either use the search  function located in the top right, or check for recently threads in the suitable category.

Little joke, badbear being is name. Then SaltySpitoon: I have nothing against them, I believe they are doing a fantastic job, and have contacted Salty numerous times. Both are very dedicated to the forum.


Just noticed this: Thought I was the only one with the tick, damn I'm going have to come up with something else now.

Gefeliciteerd! (Congratulations!). Finally, someone who will be capable of keeping Badbear & SaltySpitoon in line.

Yeah, I just saw it and edited my post (must be my tied eyes). Yeah, ever since his first post they have been of poor quality. I should imagine this isn't his first offence.

There might be another reason, but looking over the posts that you have made with that account, they aren't particularly constructive. Most are just a sentence which don't add to the discussion. It seems like you may of been doing this on purpose to boost your post count, because of the signature campaign you are involved in.

Of course that's my interpretation, and it could be another reason why you have been banned. But, I would say it was due to the quality & quantity of posts you were making.

Login, to your account and tell us what the exact message says, we can confirm whether it's permanent or temporary. Although, if this is your first ban/warning then it's likely the staff team gave you the benefit of the doubt and it's only a temporary ban. Looking at your posts though, it's likely you were warned way before this happened.

I believe he was a decent programmer. Even if this wasn't a inside job, it doesn't make you a bad programmer that you missed something which someone else found out. Peoples brains operate differently, or may be more skilled. It doesn't make him a bad programmer.

Although, for holding such a large amount of coins, he should of invested in some penetration testing. (He might have) But, as far as I'm aware he coded it himself and probably didn't think it would be a problem checking for security issues himself.

Sadly, I too had money stored there. Which I didn't get back (lucky I was wise enough not to store much there), But I'm not going to go throw shit at the wall and call him a bad programmer. I might.

It doesn't matter if I believe he stole it or not, we can't prove it and we are speculating.

I don't know if you've read the Bitcoin whitepaper, seems most people just skip past it these days. Check it out: https://bitcoin.org/bitcoin.

They grow up so fast.

I believe I said: most important . Oh, even if it does go down to a penny, it doesn't mean Bitcoin has failed. Anyone who is not in it for the money are intrigued by the concept of Bitcoin & the concept of the Blockchain.

Of course, we all love to make money. But, I see increasing numbers of users joining looking to make a quick buck and not taking any interest in the concept.

Anyway, I'm not going to into depth as I have work to do. However, I will say that some users here don't even look at the fiat price tied with Bitcoin, but Bitcoin as Bitcoin.


Well, I don't know? Use Bitcoin.

To learn about Bitcoin a good place to start is reading the whitepaper: https://bitcoin.org/bitcoin.pdf

It's not the value which is most important.