Amateurs
The source is literally stated under the questions I'm more worried about theymos' interpretation: it's probably a complex function that takes into account all kinds of seemingly unrelated data. And I'm pretty sure using smileys lowers your IQ

Does that mean posting works without answering the questions?
I'm too afraid to try Damn another smiley

You're either a genius or a moron....

I'm just posting to test my IQ. Then again, I've been called human before on days like this, so I'll take the result with a grain of salt.

Goodbye 87.33% of Bitcointalk users!

I don't think Satoshi ever said that, but I like it

Which one? Give me the Torrent links you want, there are far too many files there for me to check all of them.

Nice one! I made them in different lengths:
http://le6-1-93ghostman.pulsedmedia.com/public-loyceclu/5.txt
http://le6-1-93ghostman.pulsedmedia.com/public-loyceclu/6.txt
http://le6-1-93ghostman.pulsedmedia.com/public-loyceclu/7.txt (still uploading, I can't install crunch on this server)
http://le6-1-93ghostman.pulsedmedia.com/public-loyceclu/8.txt (476 GB, I'm creating the file on one server and saving it to this location. At the rate it's going it'll take at least half a day to complete. Chances are something will break before it's done) Update: After 235 GB, it exceeded it's disk quota. This server will be wiped in 5 days.

I confirm I've received the prize from ChipMixer 4 days ago

Update: I've received the prize from Best Change 1 minute ago

Update: I've received the prize from Sportsbet too

You don't need to see Merit sources, most users (shitposters excepted) can send Merit. You too can Merit good posts, and judging by the 3 sMerit you sent to this post, you can definitely improve on that.

For this to be possible, your phone service provider has to forward the SMS you receive to a third party. This shouldn't happen for security and privacy sake.
The point of 2FA is that nobody can access it without having the right device. You'll need to find other ways to change access codes.

As much as I appreciate your enthusiasm, you may want to take a step back. Are you sure you want to create your own system, and if so, are you sure you can keep it safe? Especially when you talk about "creating an address on the blockchain", it might not be the best idea.

You should probably move (lower-left) this topic to an altcoin board.

My guess: you're mixing up chains. Can you share the address you started with? That should make it possible to find what happened exactly on Blockchair.com or another block explorer.

I think it's 15 GB, that's no use

I have no idea what that is, and I don't have any use for it. I also don't install unknown software. If you can convert it to a low fee common altcoin or BTC-LN I'll accept it.

This is Bitcointalk

I've updated my previous post (sorting the data took long). See allinone.txt, that has all data.

If you want to try more:

Premium review and suggestion spreadsheet#13

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When possible, I choose a .onion instead of clearnet. It turns out [banned mixer] has a ]Tor mirror, but it's not mentioned in the ANN.

User Interface
The first thing I noticed was excessive animations, which I strongly dislike (and UniJoin seems to love them). It reminds me of thousands of ICO websites that use heavy animations to impress users before running off with their money.
I prefer a website on which I scroll down and see the content instantly, instead of a website where everything slides into place every time I click PgDn. Waiting for the animations to finish is time lost that I can't use reading the content.

Start Mixing
Instead of reading anything, I instantly clicked Start Mixing.

At 1. Operating Details, after Transfer Delay, there's a "?". I expected a popup or clickable info, but there's nothing. The slider works and it's quite obvious what it does. I'd say remove the "?".
After I clicked Continue, I got a Captcha. That was unexpected and a weird place.

At 2. I noticed this:

I assume this should be "after" > "before".

What happens if fees rise and the transaction takes 4 days to confirm? That's currently not very likely, but it has happened many times in the past.

There it is again: what's the point of a letter of guarantee after depositing, if I don't get it before sending funds?

That's 9 pages of "legal language"! It's not very customer friendly to demand users to read 9 pages before continuing.

From /en/terms-and-conditions]Terms and Conditions:
I'll get back to this later.

I'd say 1.3 is unnecessary and a waste of time to read:
I mean: it's obvious that's how Bitcoin works.

I strongly dislike point 5:
If I send a comment to any service, I don't expect nor appreciate it if they decide to use my email for advertising. This makes contacting the service a liability.

I'm no lawyer, but the way I read points 6 and 8 is that if UniJoin messes up and I lose my funds because of them, it's my risk and they're not liable. If that interpretation is correct, then obviously I don't like it.

About the II. Privacy Policy: I didn't find the one thing I wanted to know: how long do you store information on my transactions, particularly linking my deposit and withdrawal addresses?

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I've reached 3. Send Coins:
And this is where my main problem arises: UniJoin is asking to deposit anything between $50 and $12,000,000, but doesn't give me anything I can use to prove the deposit address even belongs to them! Earlier, in the Terms, I was promised a "non-custodial" and "trustless" transaction, but I don't even get a Letter of Guarantee. That means I have to trust UniJoin with anything from $50 to $12,000,000 and that doesn't make me feel very comfortable.

While we're on the subject of $12 million (and I'll remind you that I've never used CoinJoin before so I could be wrong): how are you going to CoinJoin such an amount, if there aren't several other users who deposit a similar amount around the same time?

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Tor settings used for testing
Security Level: Standard. I haven't tried Safer or Safest, which often breaks websites because it disables scripts.

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To be continued, but not before my main concern (in red) is clarified.

The best I can do for 7 characters is case insensitive:
Address: 1BTCGoSUfdnhdj7rMuqupJEvbHo8UW9aQE
PrivkeyPart: 5KZGcbD6W5j9eo42U7725zyD9zV8dCGNrEMQE8n8ZW2U3bPurrY

Thanks again for your flawless timing!

Since we're in Dutch Summer Time (so of course it's going to snow tomorrow), the kids are long in bed already. I'm out of excuses

Which one? How about you create a list of all the .torrent files you want me to download. My Seedbox expires in a few days, so don't wait too long as I don't want to download those huge files elsewhere.
Update: I'm currently extracting the 153 GB I've downloaded already. I'm (ab)using all CPU cores, but the Seedbox is still quite empty so I hope they won't kick me off. I'll post the links when done.

Currently extracting:

Update
See: http://le6-1-93ghostman.pulsedmedia.com/public-loyceclu/ for the files.

There's a total of 99,601,845 passwords in there. I've added allinone.txt: it doesn't include duplicates and is reduced to 41,399,595 passwords.

This seems like a waste of time. After I wrote I can't Sign up because Tor browser tells me wrong jurisdiction from any location, OP asked me for my username.
If you're not reading reviews, there's really no point in making them.

Actually: he can

You're wrong here: Merit doesn't mean "I like this", nor does it mean "I agree with this". It means the Merit source thinks a post is worth reading. See:
But since being a Merit source is a volunteer "job", and actually takes quite a lot of time, I don't want to read posts I'm not interested in.

The idea is that Merit trickles down: users who receive Merit can send sMerit to other users again.
You're of course free to apply for a Merit source position. I don't think the number of sources will double without 100+ applications.

Theymos said you should complain to him:

I assume theymos keeps tabs on the Merit sources, to see if they're not completely out of line. That would mean more work for Admins, but I'm just guessing here.

I think it's the first time I see someone ask for less sMerit for Merit sources. But it happened before: at some point active sources got an increase, and inactive sources a reduction (up to removal).

To start getting more sources, you should consider this:

Probably not. And yet, they use it for banking all the time.
I still think unrooted phones are more secure than Windows computers. I trust my Android more than I'd trust Windows (which I don't use anyway), and I would never use any Windows computer to even check my email.

I find using a hardware wallet much more work than using a software wallet.

My order of convenience (from easiest to most work):
-software wallet without password (for very small amounts, like a few wallets with a few dollars each)
-software wallet with password (the most common option I guess)
-hardware wallet (getting it, connecting the cable and typing numbers on small buttons make it inconvenient)
-cold storage setup (a proper setup including figuring out which wallet versions to use takes me a long time)

I literally use all four of those:

I can't imagine traveling with a hardware wallet. I'd very much prefer to use a software wallet, funded with just enough for the trip.

If you bring Tails, you don't need 2 separate computers. Just your normal laptop, reboot, and sign the transaction offline.

It prevents panic selling

Any chance OP lives in a country that tries to block websites and censor the internet? I've just tested the 10th anniversary art contest, and it downloads 10 Mbit/s through Tor.

Sorry, I wasn't around in Bitcoin at that time. If you figure it out, I'd love to add it to my [overview] Recover Bitcoin from any old storage format.