Update:No Trust lists were created or wiped in the past week.
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for an elderly relative ~ can't remember which platform or which wallet she used to create it. Just 4 words without any information, what makes you even think there is a wallet? Best to keep reaching out to their support on all available platforms That's terrible advice, it would be considered spamming. How would you feel if someone keeps sending you messages about something you have nothing to do with? The four words we have saved aren't in any BIP39 wordlists but I found them on an archived page of blockchain.info in a mnemonic_words.txt file. There is about 60,000 not 2048 words. I doubt it: 60000^4 possibilities is not enough to be secure. |
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Copy the resulting signed raw transaction hex and use the command: sendrawtransaction "signed_raw_transaction" to broadcast it to your node and relay it to your peers.
ok done, what's next? It's not showing up on mempool.space yet, so the broadcast didn't work. Try to broadcast the signed transaction through coinb.in. |
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If anyone wants this data, speak up NOW:I want my disk space back, so I'll wipe this 855 GB soon. It took a lot of time to download, so if anyone wants a copy for some reason, better speak up now 
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It does not seems to pick both command in one line, what to do now? First use the wallet passphrase with a timeout (say 600 seconds), then sign the transaction (on the next line). |
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signrawtransactionwithwallet "42888c7b1540f8d5b9e074d15c2d86d7b03878adf6f173c7316f09910c2dabd9" That's the txid (transaction ID). You should use the raw transaction: signrawtransactionwithwallet "01000000010481a776ff31478b8b967e15a9e68f78f4cd06b156a5d12910f72d8885147e95020000001976a914367ca154148ceabbcfc3b6c6167f512bb4f9c23388acfdffffff01b88800000000000017a914e09aa133479cff513578a460c606ba504fd761a68700000000" |
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Export private key, import it into Electrum, click "Tools > Load transaction", sign it, broadcast it. option to cancel the transaction is still grayed out (wallet is synced). Try the above. Or nc50lc's solution. |
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Given that everything with AI is super popular right now, I wouldn't be surprised if soon they start selling bread and milk that will have the AI label on it. Today I read the Pope is likely to give a speech about AI at the G7. If that doesn't prove it's BS, I don't know what does  |
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I'm always interested in hearing people's suggestions and learning about pain points that I haven't experienced myself. Here's one (I've waited a few hours before posting to trigger it again, but I'll only know if it was long enough when I click Post): Your session timed out while posting. Please try to re-submit your message. It's probably not a bug but a feature, but I've seen this far too many times. I often leave a tab open and come back to it hours later. Sometimes it takes me days, in that case I don't mind the error. A couple more hours would be appreciated. |
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Can someone explain why it is exactly useful to hide your "last time online" status? Privacy in general. Great for scammers. It is. But so is anything else related to privacy. |
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Thanks for your help but this is too complicated for me. Export private key, import it into Electrum, click "Tools > Load transaction", sign it, broadcast it. Or just convince Bitcoin Core to drop your transaction. Maybe upgrade to the latest version first, I don't know if that would help. |
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It's just weird how they labeled those as "Network" named: "Bitcoin SegWit" and the legacy address as "Bitcoin" like those are from separate networks. Binance tries very hard to make people accept fake made-up networks instead of real Bitcoin. This just adds to the confusion. |
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You can use Silentium with tor browser to hide your IP address, and I think you can generate seed words offline. They won't know who you are, but wouldn't they still be able to link all Silent Payments together? Say you post your SP-address here, and receive 2 donations. You'll receive both of them on a different Bitcoin address. But Silentium will know they belong together, right? I won't claim to fully understand how Silend Payments work, but as far as I know, running a full node is the only way to make sure nobody else knows which transactions belong to the same SP-address. Cake wallet works much better but note that Silent Payments is still in beta phase. I've never used it, and just checked: it's a phone app. I assume the server will handle the details on the Silent Payment, right? So it still defeats the purpose of "keeping it silent". |
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While most of the patches I've posted to date were done on a free-time/voluntary basis, theymos and I did recently come to an arrangement, and I am now paid for the work I do on Bitcointalk. Congratulations! That's well-deserved. Does that mean I no longer have to feel guilty (Lol. As if I didn't ) if I suggest more things that need patching?  |
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Here are the latest times. I was hoping to finish in under 48 hours, was pleasantly surprised.
Hour 1: 8%
Hour 2: 15%
Hour 3: 28%
Hour 4: 40%
Hour 5: 52%
Hour 6: 62%
Hour 7: 70%
Hour 8: 78%
Hour 9: 87%
Hour 10: 95%
Hour 11: 100% So with enough RAM, the progress stays more or less linear. Did you increase dbcache settings? I'm not sure if it would still matter: Linux can handle file cache on it's own. |
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if I have disabled the "Show others your online status?" option, why does it still display the exact date and time of my last activity after 72 hours? I'd say it should only show the date, not the time. Or even just the month. Or just stay active, don't abandon Bitcointalk for more than 72 hours I do feel a lot of genuine users got banned cause accidentally they got logged in the same time. Tagged: maybe. Banned: no way. Just like users aren't banned based on similar IP addresses, the won't be banned based on their login time. |
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So if I monitor a profile that was last active more than 3 days ago, and it's status switches to "(Recently)", I know it became active right at that moment.
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ELI5 for me garlonicon: does this mean you're always mining at difficulty 1, so you have a block ready the moment the difficulty drops after 20 minutes without a block?
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How big does the transaction fee need to be if the transaction is approximately 50mbtc ($5000 usd)?
I really don't understand this bitcoin mempool stuff You should probably read up on the basics. Very short version: total fees are based on the transaction size in (v)bytes, not on the amount in Bitcoin. If you enable the Coins tab in Electrum, you can manually select which inputs to use. The more you select, the more you'll have to pay in transaction fees. See this topic on how to deal with small inputs. |
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