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6901  Other / Beginners & Help / Simple steps to get URL links of your posts on: August 30, 2019, 07:14:18 AM
I commented in a thread, Proof of authentication, in which OP asked for steps to get link of post to fill it in Proof of Authentication post when campaign required.

I made a comment there to answer.

Personally, I get url link of my post by these steps:
- Making post, like this one.
After click on post button, and post made, you will see url link with xxxxxx.new#new at the end.


To get url link of post, you have to do second step.
- Clicking on post title, then web browser will be directed to exact url link of this post.
Post title is here:


Link I get for this post after clicking on post title is: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5179810.msg52308293#msg52308293

For old posts, not newly published ones, doing only the second step to get url link.

To avoid the post burried by shit posts and forgotten over time, I decided to make this thread.

Which types of links you want to get here, in forum?
Three types, in my opinion:
  • Newly published posts' links
  • Old posts' links
  • Topics' links


Method #1: Newly published posts' links
Personally, I get url link of my post by these steps:
- Making post, like this one.
After click on post button, and post made, you will see url link with xxxxxx.new#new at the end.


To get url link of post, you have to do second step.
- Clicking on post title, then web browser will be directed to exact url link of this post.
Post title is here:


Link I get for this post after clicking on post title is: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5179810.msg52308293#msg52308293

For old posts, not newly published ones, doing only the second step to get url link.


Method #2: Old posts' links
There are two ways to do it:
- My second step above: Clicking on post title, then web browser will be directed to exact url link of this post.
- Right click on posts's ordinal number inside threads > Copy link address (guide given by @stomachgrowls)
For some visuals


You can also click that link and copy from the url bar.


Method #3: Topics' links
Same steps above, but there is one note for you. If you want to make your threads' link shortly. You should do the following step.
For this thread, after publishing, I will see an URL link like that:

If you click on first post in your thread, you will get that link:

Unfortunately, it is link to OP of your thread, not your thread's link, and it is a long one.

You will get exact thread's link if you get link as described in the attached image

Then you will get exactly what you want.

It will help you if you want to put so many threads in your signature space, then you will have to deal with character limitations.

I also think you should differentiate between thread's link, OP link of your thread, and post link.



More about posting techniques:
Forum's Posting guide
Newbies - Read before posting
6902  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Service Discussion (Altcoins) / Re: Proof of authentication on: August 30, 2019, 06:39:35 AM
For some visuals
< ... >
You can also click that link and copy from the url bar.
Thanks for sharing. I have not known about that, honestly. Personally, I get url link of my post by these steps:
- Making post, like this one.
After click on post button, and post made, you will see url link with xxxxxx.new#new at the end.


To get url link of post, you have to do second step.
- Clicking on post title, then web browser will be directed to exact url link of this post.
Post title is here:


Link I get for this post after clicking on post title is: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5179810.msg52308293#msg52308293

For old posts, not newly published ones, doing only the second step to get url link.
6903  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: I need to clone a masternode and privacy centric blockchain like Pivx. on: August 30, 2019, 05:09:09 AM
You can make your thread there: Service Announcement (Altcoins).
You get more attention and have more choices to deal with coders.

By the way, I would like to say that nowadays, it is very difficult to build up a success project, if you simply clone codes from some older projects, this case, PIVX. Investors have changed, and they will pay more time to investigate real use cases that new projects can build up. Without real interesting and realistic use cases, projects will mostly failed.

PIVX, on the other hands, has its own drawbacks, that let them and many coins that use code-based from PIVX abused so many times. I am not sure that choosing PIVX-codebase for your coin is good idea.
6904  Bitcoin / Electrum / Re: How safe is Electrum wallet? on: August 30, 2019, 02:45:20 AM
Lots of useful posts above, I would like to add one important thing for OP.
Safety of your funds depends upon two main components:
- Quality and security of wallet you use to store your coins.
- Your personal method use to protect your seeds and your devices

- Quality and security of wallet you use to store your coins:
It is true that you never should choose bad-quality wallets to use, because they can crash, and it will become a nightmare if you already send bitcoin to that wallet, but have not yet backup seeds.
The high quality wallets means they are the most favorite aims to attack by hackers and bad guys who are always figure out ways to abuse bugs of wallets ans steal wallet users' funds. Don't worry about that because high quality wallets have strong team behind, who always upgrade their wallets and response fastly to any kind of attacks.

- Your personal method use to protect your seeds and your devices
As people mentioned in above posts, this is the way you backup your seeds and how you make and store seeds' backup are very important. You have to find out your best ways to do it to secure your seeds' backup, and guarentee that you can use those backups when you want to recover your wallets.

Secure your devices to make sure that in the meantime when wallets' developers fix their issues, you won't be abused by attackers. Addtionally, to make sure that your won't do stupid things when upgrade your wallets by downloading fake wallets that contain malwares, ie.

Secure your wallets has another important points that you should prepare what your family members have to do to get your funds in worst case when you pass away suddenly, like that:
Apart from the risks from your proposal: why would you give your family access to your Bitcoins? If it's meant for the "hit by a bus scenario", there might be another option. I've been thinking about this for a while now, but haven't actually used it:
1. Print a normal paper wallet.
2. Sign a transaction to send funds from your cold storage to the normal paper wallet, but add a Locktime so it's only valid from a block far far in the future. Say 1 million block count or even more (but not so far none of your family members will still be alive). Or while you're at it: create a few versions (1 million blocks, 1.5 million, 2 million) and print them on different sheets of paper.
3. Print the transaction and store it with the paper wallet.
4. If you're still alive a couple of months before the first transaction becomes valid: burn it, the next one becomes your new fail safe.
If your family ever needs it, all they have to do is wait a few years, broadcast the transaction, and the paper wallet becomes valuable.
6905  Other / Meta / Re: Add real-time Bitcoin price in the forum. on: August 29, 2019, 03:04:59 PM
No, it's not necessary but I think it's a great idea.  It would be a nice thing to be able to see what the price is when I'm posting in Speculation.  I don't check preev all that often and I find that I have to before I write something speculative.  Not all suggestions have to be necessary in order for them to be good, and I think this is a good one.
It is unnecessary, I agreed. I do believe that no one in the forum don't observe bitcoin price when they boost their computers. Of course, if they have time to do spare things, and not have to completely focus on important works at their offices. For people whom dedicate their full time for bitcoin/ crypto, sure they will do check bitcoin price after their computers turn on.

In addition, real-time price of bitcoin might be annoying, sometime, when we need to focus on what we read and write. It is exactly the same like what was complained by community, and disable by admin, animated avatars.
Stop animated images in FireFox / Tor browser / Chrome
OK, APNGs are now detected. Old ones are grandfathered for now, in part because people have ongoing campaigns, but in the future I might (or might not) go through and remove them.

Anyway, this is userscript, so it can be used for personal favorites, I don't offend it, but I do think that people who support that script and actually use it will still sometimes feel it annoying.
6906  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin's Missing Link to the World on: August 29, 2019, 07:31:38 AM
One thing that I use to believe is that if there was no altcoins, bitcoin would have been in a special state, but the invention of these so called altcoins are the one slowing down the growth of bitcoin because they tend to divert attention of users and investors from focus on bitcoin to those projects that are not with real use case, and they also diverted their attention for the payment purpose of bitcoin to store of value alone, which makes most people you see more keen about the store of value of it.

We still have very low proportion of people that are using bitcoin for payment, but it is a wise idea as you said that before we get to that stage where the use of bitcoin for payments will become wide, there is need that we separate our spending coin to that of the ones that we use for store of value.
I disagreed.
As basic fact of natural selection, without altcoins, bitcoin would have not reached what it has as of writing.
Without altcoins, without competitors, bitcoin developers would have not upgraded bitcoin fastly and significantly like we have witnessed so far.
Without altcoins, there would have been less people known about crypto currencies, and less capital flow into crypto currencies like we have witnessed so far
It is undeniable fact that there are some things altcoins have done, but bitcoin has not yet made, such as smart contracts with Ethereum is a good case study.

I don't think it will be a healthy blockchain industry if in which we have only bitcoin, or only altcoins (without bitcoin). We need both bitcoin and altcoins grow and compete each other in mutual relationships.
6907  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: What is expected to be found by investors in the new IEO? on: August 29, 2019, 06:40:01 AM
Really i would like to know what is expected to be found by investors in the new IEO, for myself i am looking for stable token which the prices always increase and can be used in buying goods and services, so what others looking for and what them needs?
IEO, Initial Exchange Offering, is the game for exchanges. They launch their IEO, their coins or tokens, that operate on blockchain, and looks very adaptive to crypto hot trend recent months. Unfortunately, they are centralized coins/ tokens by exchanges that run those IEOs. Investors are unable to control votality of those assests they invest (through IEOs).

Another point should be noted is, most famous, attractive IEOs so far run by Chinese exchanges. Are there any coinincidence here?

Moreover, you were wrong because there is no stable token that has price always rising over time. Stable and continously-grown are very opposite terms. This is why we have stable coin, Tether USD (USDT) for years, that has never over-rated or under-rated extremly significant to real USD.
6908  Other / Meta / Re: [SUGGESTION] "Your report history" - Could its link be put under "Patrol"? on: August 29, 2019, 05:40:00 AM
I don't say your suggestion is pointless, but it is not matched with current stats system of forum. Users can not use that page if they have not yet reached 300 good reports: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=reportlist;mine
It is unnecessary when not all users can use that page.
Furthermore, mod log, sec log have not yet been added in main page after users log in their accounts.
[Guide] Reporting effectively
Do you often use report button? There are guides to more effectively report
Report History
Only users who have reported 300 good reports have access to this page
This is probably one of the most useful features related to reporting. Basically, this shows you a history of your reports, and whether they have been marked good, bad or are unhandled. This page can be used for ongoing evaluation of your reporting habits. Use the information on this page to improve the quality of your posts.
6909  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN][DASH] Dash (dash.org) | First Self-Funding Self-Governing Crypto Currency on: August 29, 2019, 05:18:53 AM
In May 2014  price of DASH was almost 0.03 BTC, now is less then 0.009 and keep decreasing.  That is more then 3 times less in only five years. If we continue like this in 2024 price will be 0.002 BTC.
What's wrong with it?
In May of 2014, BTC price is $456.
 
DASH valued at 0.03 BTC (I don't check, simply use what you wrote), it means one DASH valued at nearly $13.7
Code:
. di 0.03*456
13.68
As of writing, DASH values at 0.00848 BTC/ DASH, BTC values at $9633, it means one DASH values at $81. So, what's wrong? Increased or decreased in value? And if you invested in 2014, why did not take profit when DASH surpassed $1500?  Roll Eyes
Code:
. di 0.00848*9633
81.68784
6910  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Looking for Social Trading on: August 29, 2019, 03:20:29 AM
Just be careful always, because, in the telegram, there's a lot of scammers and fake accounts. Enjoy trading!
Some helpful posts on scams in Telegram groupchats and some options to modify your account, and increase security. Even when you apply those security steps, it is worth to remember that it will only protect your from people whom are not in your contact list.

To protect yourself from Telegram users in your contact lists:
Please never click on strange links from someone else, even people who are in your contacts. Because their devices, accounts can be compromised, then attackers will send hazardous links to your Telegram account.
Telegram Scams
Do this if you don't want to be dragged to different telegram ICOs
How to Prevent Telegram Users from adding you to Telegram Groups!
6911  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Merit for Crypto (and other) Knowledge (no guide threads) on: August 29, 2019, 03:09:30 AM
I came back, please check when you have time, QS.
Thank you for your time.
< ... >
My presentative good posts. Thank you, QS for your time, this time.
Assumed monthly statistics on registered accounts of bitcointalk.org (2009-2019)
I am on the way to Hero Member rank. Within less than 2 years from register day
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6912  Other / Meta / Re: nuke please on: August 29, 2019, 02:37:47 AM
Email changed (don't know when he changed his email address, but I guess before he created that thread)
This user's email address was changed recently.
Eventually, forum has done with him. Posts deleted, and autoban.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5179215.msg52295412#msg52295412
OP should lock this thread, when active again.
6913  Other / Meta / Re: Signature spam threads. Should there be any punishment? on: August 29, 2019, 02:11:36 AM
I don't know which link you gave in OP, but forum corrected as
Quote
"why is bit[Suspicious link removed]d")
Huh
You have no more thing to do with them, rather than report them and their bad posts.
If you find spammers, report their plagiarised posts with a note "This post is plagiarism. Source: link to original post". The rests will be handled by forum staffs when they receive allocated reports by admin.
If you still don't know how to do report effectively, please read:
Signature Campaign Guidelines (read this before starting or joining a campaign)
Guide] Reporting effectively
Do you often use report button? There are guides to more effectively report
Since 2018, what did you contribute to prevent signature ads removed globally?
Cleaning up the house in Bitcoin/ Altcoin/ Gambling Discussion boards
Just report them, with a note that "spam to bump thread, more in this thread". Moderator who is responsible for that board will receive reports and handle them later. That note above will help them to know what generally happens in that thread.
6914  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Will Bitcoin mixers be considered illegal by worldwide governments? on: August 28, 2019, 03:47:13 PM
The problem is not on the mixer but crypto itself.
When my government heard about crypto mixing , it's really annoying because the corruptor will have the advantage for using it !
Mixers are not bad or shady, only people whom use mixing services are bad. Bitcoin has to face with the same thing, bitcoin itself is not bad, only bad people whom used bitcoin for their shady things, money laundering are bad. They, in turn, affected reputation of bitcoin. If you search Bitcoin + Fraud (as key word), abundant results on Bitcoin is a fraud will be shown on your computer screen.
6915  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: What is the safest way to buy crypto? on: August 28, 2019, 03:19:09 PM
Hey! I want to know how to purchase crypto safe. I don't want hackers to steal my money, and I don't want exchanges to sell my personal data. And is it safe using non custodial exchanges like changelly and shapeshift. Please help!
Using exchanges to store bitcoin or crypto is most stupid thing to do, so avoid it if you are not dumb.
Now, let think of which exchanges you should choose to buy bitcoin.
- Centralized or decentralized exchange: Most of centralized exchanges ask for KYC, but there are non-KYC exchange like Binance (if you don't withdraw above 2 BTC in total per day). Most of decentralized exchanges don't ask for KYC, so you can use them. Nevertheless, it is worth to warn you that you have to secure your private keys yourself after creating accounts on decentralized exchanges. Losing private keys and account usernames, you will lose both your accounts & your bitcoin. It's certainly your faults, not exchanges.
- What you should do next after buying bitcoin on exchanges? Storing them there, nope.
Because exchanges can be hacked, you know that, right? So, you must withdraw your bitcoin to non-custodial wallets that you have full control (with wallet private key)
There are lots of advanced bitcoin wallets to choose, but which one you choose, you have to read and pratice backup and recover wallets from private keys/ seeds, before you withdraw your money from exchanges (centralized or decentralized, whatever) to your wallet.
Don't buy bitcoin on exchanges if you have not yet known how to install, backup, recover with bitcoin wallets.
Withdraw your bitcoin ASAP after buying it. It is more fitted to your intention, because you don't want to store your bitcoin on exchanges, don't want to trade, withdraw ASAP is perfect.

In fact, you must do the second step I mentioned first, because you have to prepare your wallets before buying bitcoin.
[General] Bitcoin Wallets - Which, what, why?
Choose your wallet
Newbies - Read before using exchanges or investing
Electrum wallet - Update safely and avoid phishing wallets?


There is another way if you don't want to buy bitcoin on exchanges, is buying bitcoin from high trusted users, whom run Escrow services in the forum. However, I don't suggest to do that, because you can easily buy bitcoin on exchanges.
6916  Economy / Services / Re: Teaching how Bitcoin works to my dad on: August 28, 2019, 01:30:14 PM
My dad has been curious why I'm always hooked on to the computer reading about something called Bitcoin.
I'm from India. In our country Bitcoin is banned. So to him Bitcoin is a dark technology. He's concerned I might be moving to the dark side.
Just tell your Dad that blockchain is the most important invention in the Last 500 Years in human civilization, and bitcoin is the King of blockchain ecosystem.
Why Everyone Missed the Most Important Invention in the Last 500 Years
That one is not a course, but it is more important than blockchain course, the must read before you jump in reading & learning blockchain courses.
Moreover, the Satoshi's lesson is a must-read for any crypto enthusiasts.

We have toons of amazing videos and books for free.

I understand you need to cover your costs, but maybe a YouTube channel can pay your costs if too many people watch it.
I have some of them, not all, but enough. Most of them are free courses.
Available courses on Bitcoin and Blockchain Technology from colleges and Universities
6917  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Why entry to crpyto space is very difficult for newcomers? on: August 28, 2019, 06:00:45 AM
Everything is extremely difficult if you choose wrong approach, wrong place to start with.

To start with efficiently, you must:
- Choosing right place to start. That seems you have done well by joining the forum which is the biggest bitcoin/ crypto forum. I am not sure you did join other forums before joining here or not, but finally, for now, you are here. Welcome, fella!
- Choosing essential things to start off:
They are:
unofficial forum rules
forum structures (in Help page)
★ A Complete Guideline to use forum search button properly ★ (Read this one to sharpen your searching skill)
[GUIDE] Bitcointalk forum etiquette (for your life in the forum, you do need it)
community-written fundamental guides
Available courses on Bitcoin and Blockchain Technology from colleges and Universities (in case you want to find out more things beyond the forum)
- Spending your decent amount of time, and efforts to do first two steps.

You will certainly feel difficult at beginnings and early weeks, but you will feel more better when you become more familiar with basic terms of crypto, blockchain, and eventually will do find your joy here.
6918  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: 5 Resources to teach Average Joe about Bitcoin. on: August 28, 2019, 04:23:42 AM
I have that one, more than one year ago: Available courses on Bitcoin and Blockchain Technology from colleges and Universities. The list contains courses from traditional courses to online ones (free or paid). People can start off with free courses first, then if they feel that they need more, paid courses to go. Lastly, they can choose to go to colleges/ universities to learn about blockchain if after first two steps, they become a real blockchain enthusiast
6919  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN][PIVX] - PRIVATE INSTANT VERIFIED TRANSACTION - PROOF OF STAKE - ZEROCOIN on: August 28, 2019, 02:36:45 AM
Only three days left till the hardfork with the core wallet update. Please get PIVX's wallet v3.4.0 there
What types of upgrades the mandatory v.3.4.0 bring describe below. Someone who are not famililar with wallet upgrade, please read: How to update
A reminding message: Don't forget to backup your wallet first, keep backup files safely (not only in computer you will do wallet upgrade, but also have to store backup file in other devices). Just in case your computer crashes, you will have backup to get your PIVX coins back.
Quote from: https://pivx.org/
v3.4 HARD FORK

It’s time to upgrade! Mandatory v3.4.0 patch has been released, and everyone is required to upgrade their core wallet by August 30 2019 @ 16:00 GMT to stay on the correct chain, and to benefit from its new features and improvements.
PIVX core wallet v3.4.0 patch update has been released with bug/vulnerability fixes.

Highlight changes
- v2 Stake Modifier
- Block index batch writing for better performance and less DB corruption
- Fixed crashing at startup
- GUI improvements
- RPC, Testing, Build improvements
PIVX core wallet v3.4.0 patch update has been released with bug/vulnerability fixes.

Highlight changes
- v2 Stake Modifier
- Block index batch writing for better performance and less DB corruption
- Fixed crashing at startup
- GUI improvements
- RPC, Testing, Build improvements
6920  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Available courses on Bitcoin and Blockchain Technology from colleges and Univers on: August 28, 2019, 02:26:00 AM
I added this article, Why Everyone Missed the Most Important Invention in the Last 500 Years
Additionally, I also found the list of 10+ universities offering blockchain courses from another thread, and updated OP today.
A) Traditional Courses.
< ... >
4. 10+ universities offering blockchain courses
< ... >
Some other sources:
< ... >
5 Resources to teach Average Joe about Bitcoin.
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