Meni objašnjenje tog korisnika ima smisla kao i neki drugi postovi u toj raspravi. Kako je on sam naveo, ta dva rollbacka nisu ista. Kada se je desio DAO incident, Ethereum-ov blockchain je djelovao onako kako je i zamišljeno. Nije se desilo ništa što nije bilo u skladu sa protokolom niti je iskorištena neka ranjivost u kodu Ethereum-a. Iskorišten je loše programiran pametni ugovor DAO projekta.   

Kad je u pitanju Bitcoin-ov overflow bug, tu već imamo situaciju da je iskorištena greška u kodnoj bazi same mreže. Neko je to zloupotrijebio i poslao sebi dvije transakcije od po 90 milijardi bitcoin-a. Plan emisije i generiranje novih coina (block reward i ukupna zaliha bitcoin-a) nije funkcionisao kako je propisano i to je ispravljeno poslje nekih 5 sati. Sve ostale transakcije koje su se desile su ostale validne koliko sam zapamtio.

Meni je to objašnjenje uredu i više nego prihvatljivo.     

PSG looks like a much stronger unit compared to previous years and I wouldn't rule them out of reaching the Finals. They were unlucky in several situations in the second leg of the Bayern match. Neymar hit the post and the bar on two occasions. He could have scored in the dying moments of the game if it weren't for Neuer's quick reactions. He also had a great chance in the 2nd half where he missed the ball by a couple of inches after a Di Maria pass. Mbappe has scored several knock-out goals in the CL already. I read some stats yesterday that he has already scored more knockout goals than Henry in his entire career. And the lad is only 22-23 years old.

PSG will be tough to play against. Unfortunately, they don't have a strong home record as we have seen both in the domestic competition and the CL lately.   

Football is the most obvious choice and my pick as well. The wide offer of live events allows you to bet on all kinds of markets. Watching the game live on TV gives you a certain thrill because with a bit of knowledge and luck, you can make better predictions. It has happened to me more than once that I notice that the favorites aren't in good form and the underdog looks much better on the field. Staking some money in the opposite direction pays off in such situations.

Betting live is also entertaining for the various markets on bookings and cards. You can get a feeling of how aggressive the match will be. You pay attention to the standard of punishments the referee hands out. 

To je jedna stvar koju ni ja ne volim čuti. Ether većina jakih članova na Bitcointalku ne voli jer je dosta centralizovan oko Ethereum fondacije. Kada se rade promjene na mreži, to većinom ide u korist jedne manje (centralizovane grupe močnika). Još od perioda onog DAO hakiranja iz 2016 kada su odlučili da naprave rollback i vrate stanje na kakvo je bilo prije hakiranja (jer su imali ogromne investicije u tom DAO-u) počeo je taj neki amozitet prema Ethereumu. Mnogi nisu bili za rollback, ali im glas nije bio bitan. Poslje incidenta sa DAO bilo je drugih sličnih hakiranja gdje nije urađen rollback ili fork jer fondacija nije izgubila svoj novac.


Bitcoin developeri su mogli da predlože iste promjene kad god se je desilo veliko hakiranje neke mjenačnice ili exit scam, ali nije. Bez obzira na sve to, mislim da smo premali svi zajedno kao kriptovalutaši da pravimo grupe i podgrupe i jedni druge blatimo jer to šteti čitavoj industriji. Još samo treba da se Bitcoineri i međusobno počnu dijelite u one koji koriste i hodlaju od 2010/11 i oni koji su kasnije ušli od 2018 npr. I da onda jedne druge napadamo ko je kakav. 

Daj zovi ih

To sa evil fee bi se moralo moć izbjeći korištenjem nekog novog proxy-a iz neke normalne EU države. Izlaze svako malo nove adrese.

You got knocked down more than once, but you stood up every time and you are still here. Exposing scams and investigating scammers is a difficult and not a very rewarding task. Hats off to you for selecting that path. It's not something I am interested in or like to do, but I understand how much work it requires. Your late father is surely happy that you are doing good.

Stay strong and keep working hard!

That is your subjective opinion. If you believe such a post by a newbie or any other member deserves to be awarded, feel free to throw some merits their way. No one said that a merit-worthy post needs to be lengthy and consist of multiple paragraphs. One sentence can offer a complete answer to a problem or show that the user is knowledgeable which makes his post merit-worthy in the eyes of many.

You could consider it an organized crime syndicate exchanging merits or have you considered that they receive substantial amounts of merits because of the quality and effort they show in their posts?
 
You are talking about OgNasty's thread where he asks users to encrypt a message. It could be because you are a bounty hunter, only he knows. He posted a disclaimer where it says if you spam a lot with bounty applications he will turn you down. I saw you posted it twice and got no reply. 

You can be both a bounty hunter and a normal user of this bitcoin forum.

I have always classified bounty hunters in two different groups:

• Social media link spammers
• Those who actually do some work (graphic designers, video creators, translators, writers).

I am not a fan of the first group but I have no problem with the second group of hunters.

It happened back in 2019. ibminer announced in his opening post that he and suchmoon are now responsible for the development and are also the owners of bpip. suchmoon pays for the hosting expenses.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5213618.0

If you take a look at the About section of bpip, you will see that the team is only made up of ibminer & suchmoon.
https://bpip.org/about.aspx

I like retro slots with themes from the 1980s and 1990s. Games with beautiful landscapes and engaging music. For example Hotline and Hotline 2 that take place on the boulevards of Miami. The game was actually inspired by the TV show Miami Vice. The player drives around the coastline of Miami and is chased by the cops. I think the game was created by Netent.

You haven't listed retro slots in your poll, so I voted for branded slots as that's the category most-closely related.

I know it's not the Wild Balkans but it's still a lengthy process that can take several years. I am not saying it will, but there is that possibility. Ledger is not the only party being sued for something.

Doing a search for "how long does a lawsuit take" delivers results mostly for personal injury claims (for some reason) and those take years as well.
The first result says:

https://macgillivraylaw.com/how-long-does-a-personal-injury-claim-or-lawsuit-take

A different source shows this:
Average Case, 2-5 years
Personal Injury -2-3 years
Medical Malpractice, 2-3 years
Patent Issues, 1-5 years
https://glofin.com/how-long-will-lawsuit-take/

You can restore a BIP-39 recovery phrase on Electrum mobile as well. You are probably using an old version of the Electrum app on your offline device. I just downloaded the newest version to try it out. When you click on the gear icon to enter the options menu, you have the possibility to extend your seed by entering a passphrase or restoring a BIP-39 seed.

Take a look:

When we are at that subject, there should also be a comma after the word 'desktop'.
"It can be used on mobile, desktop, or with the command line interface".

But these are really minor mistakes. The fact it's been there all these years without anyone noticing, proves how insignificant they are. Nice attention for detail -AndrewOne-, nevertheless.

I think those lawsuits and court proceedings will take a few years before a decision is made or we might even see a settlement between the counterparties.  If there isn't a settlement, don't forget that both sides usually appeal, then that leads to new proceedings, etc., etc.

The fact they aren't talking about it on their social media channels is understandable from their point of view. No one would want to advertise how big of a schmuck he is. Try creating a new discussion on their reddit page to see whether or not they will remove it.   

I know that Ledger sells the required cables in their shop. They call it the Ledger OTG Kit. Wouldn't that be enough to pair Electrum mobile and a Ledger hardware wallet?

It's a set with three different cables:
USB-C to Micro-USB
USB-A to Micro-USB
USB-C to USB-C

The price is ridiculous - €15, but cheaper alternatives can be purchased in tech shops. 

OK, riddle 4 can now be considered solved.

John made several mistakes. He did not take enough time to study how hardware wallets work and the importance of properly storing a recovery phrase. He stored the seed on his computer and after he reformatted his machine, the seed was gone. A seed phrase shouldn't be stored digitally. It should be written down on paper and stored in a safe and dry place.

Had John invested more time in reading about his hardware wallet, he would have learned that a properly generated recovery phrase can't be known by another person. Mike from the store doesn't have a copy of John's seed, and he has no way to restore or otherwise reset his wallet. Hardware wallets are physical devices that store private keys. They don't store coins because coins only exist as inputs and outputs on the blockchain. Therefore, there were never any coins on John's device. If a hardware wallet malfunctions, the only way to regain access to the coins is by restoring your account via the recovery phrase. Sine John lost his, he ultimately lost his coins the moment his hardware wallet stopped working. 

I didn't want to open the site because I don't know or trust it. So I looked for it via Google Play Store and the App Store.
I assume this is the wallet they are talking about > https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.squeaks.app&hl=en_US&gl=US
It's some kind of social media + crypto wallet. It currently shows 10.000 installs and 1.300 reviews. It's got a review score of 5.0. Very credible indeed

I guess this one is from the App Store > https://apps.apple.com/us/app/squeaks-app/id1545885293.
I can't see a single review or the download stats. I guess you are missing a couple of hundred ks of reviews.

I would be interested to know where those half a billion of users downloaded your app from as the internet (reddit, etc) show absolutely nothing about your wallet. There is only this > https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/mpmabv/smart_wallet_by_squeaks_hello_guys_we_have_worked/, and the post seems to have been removed.     

A martingale strategy can be profitable, but it's very risky as well. The fact that you are doubling your stake money can create a pit you will have a hard time to get out of.

I don't know if you saw my two threads My Football Gambling System: A Betting Experiment and Betting Experiment #2: Chasing the Draw, but I was experimenting with martingale strategies. Although both experiments would have been profitable if I had invested real money, if you take a closer look, you would notice there were instances where I was down hundreds of dollars before making a profit. Many gamblers don't have unlimited bankrolls (if they did, they wouldn't be gambling), and such a series of losses would probably make them cut their losses and give up.   

You are on Bitcoin forum, why are you posting in threads about vacations, the charm of women, and the afterlife? Those kind of discussions and everything else that happens in the off-topic sub has nothing to do with cryptocurrencies. Switch your attention to boards where users are engaged in more quality discussions. Beginners & Help is a good start, but this forum offers much more than that. More of your posts could get deleted if someone decides to take a closer look at why vacations are good and what benefits they offer to the people  

Some hardware wallets store the private keys in a secure environment which is equivalent to cold storage. Even when they are connected to your online machine, the private keys don't leave that safe enclosure.

The feature you are talking about are the two buttons you can find on a Trezor or Ledger hardware wallet. Physical confirmation of transactions by pressing buttons is what keeps your assets safe. An attacker can't sign an outgoing transaction from your hardware wallet without pressing the buttons.

If you are using crypto exchanges to store your coins, you are making a big mistake. Or are you referring to money that is regularly traded with buy/sell orders waiting to be filled?  

Dugo sam bio mišljenja da ako se ostavi slobodan prostor (spacebar) na kraju potpisa, da će se napraviti drugčiji digitalni potpis u poređenju sa potpisanom porukom u kojoj nema slobodno mjesto na kraju.

Ovo je Pmalek, hvala!
Ovo je Pmalek, hvala! (korišten spacebar poslje uskličnika)
Ali obe ove poruke kreiraju isti digitalni potpis.

Naravno ako se negdje u poruci ubaci dva slobodna mjesta umjesto jednog, potpis je totalno drugi.
Npr:
Ovo je Pmalek, hvala!
Ovo je Pmalek,  hvala! (dva slobodna mjesta prije rijeći "hvala").
 

Many countries view Bitcoin not as legal tender but as a type of investment or commodity. From the top of my head, I can't remember a jurisdiction that considers Bitcoin money or legal tender. I thought Japan did, but after a quick search I found that Japan treats Bitcoin as taxable property.

Even these car dealerships I listed don't hold their bitcoins. They exchange it to fiat through payment providers such as Bitpay or Coinbase, but at least people have the option to use their coins to purchase something. What the merchant does with them later is his problem.