OP, you can use a hacked system for a long time. The Internet is full of assemblies that people have put together for different needs. But there may come a time when you have to lose everything. And you will tell us that you have been using this system for years, and something went wrong. If your system is under the surveillance of hackers, they can simply wait for the right moment and not waste their time on small things, but wait for a big catch.

Another option is that many hacked systems are sold online as servers. Especially if your computer is powerful enough. Working from your IP, you may not know that, in parallel with you, someone is using your computer for their own needs and perhaps not doing exactly the right thing, and you will bear all responsibility after the incident since you provide access. Do you need such problems?

I don’t know what country the OP lives in, but I think that for our country, this is a very erroneous opinion. Quite the opposite. If you ask my husband this question, he will laugh very hard. In addition, the OP probably doesn’t know that women tend to relieve depression by going shopping, which is also the same as celebrating their good mood by going shopping.
Therefore, OP, if you come across a very thrifty woman, start carrying her in your arms.


brrr....
But here, it's too boring. Again, it all depends on the country. Somewhere, wives are chosen like horses, but they are loved in other countries.

This is exactly the case when there are few words, but a lot of meaning. I almost fell out of my chair. My applause.

Try to delete all cookies after you visit the Internet, and set a time after which the session will automatically end if you are inactive. Sometimes hackers can recover session IDs from cookies and, from there, get user passwords and gain full control of the computer. You won’t even know who can surf the Internet with you at the same time if a hacker adds a RAT (remote access Trojan) to your computer. In addition, check the files that are added to your startup. Although, of course, we know that viruses are now hidden under popular processes in the Windows system, you can track the folder in which they may be located.


If you open an attachment that is in an email, it is almost always guaranteed that your computer will be infected. This will not happen if you simply open an email. Never click on links.

Bounty hunters will always have everyone to blame who doesn't pay them for their "hard" work. But even though this has been repeated a hundred times, if tomorrow a new bounty company with the same bad manager appears on the horizon, they will not think for a minute and will immediately begin to participate wherever someone promises them something. There is a good way out of the situation—not to visit the bounty section at all—but will anyone listen to such advice?

This is not the first time that we have seen a good user banned, obviously through no fault of his own. Nevertheless, it would be useful to ask the OP if you have any guesses as to how it could have happened that another person used your account. This is useful to all of us, and you will do a great job if you tell us what was asked last time. What system do you have? Browser? Do you use shared Wi-Fi, and are you the only owner of your device? In addition, could there be a click on a phishing link? All questions seem naive; however, these are the most obvious holes through which a hacker can get to the user.

It's called "stop being jealous and judging." Each source of merit has a certain reserve, which he is free to dispose of at his discretion. And if the administrator trusts them to do this, then so be it. Another way is to apply for the position of source of merit, and in the future, upon successful consideration of your request, distribute merits as you consider objective.

When checking texts from AI tools for plagiarism, very often you can find the coincidence of several phrases. Further, when searching for these phrases, the search engine returns completely different sources or does not provide them at all.
The same thing can happen to users. There are quite popular phrases about Bitcoin that can be considered plagiarism, but even if such a proposal is complained about, the moderators do not consider it.
I think it's very difficult to compose text so that it looks exactly the same as somewhere else. If it is copied without quotation marks, it will always be considered plagiarism.
There is a good example of a suspended account that vehemently claimed that what it said was an exact but coincidental coincidence. And you can check the status of this account until today.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5464527.msg62745477#msg62745477

From your posts, I get the impression of a successful person who already understands something. How exactly do you need help if it is clear that you are not a beginner and are calmly discussing trading? It would be more correct if you shared your knowledge since you wrote that you already have some achieved goals. Tell us about them.

Judging by those people who sent him merit for such a creation, in addition to the three people who awarded the majority of posts, there was one who singled out as many as three merits.



This is a user from the Pakistani local section who also has a very old registration and a break in posting. It is noteworthy that he awarded another account from his country two merits. I didn't go all the way, but in all likelihood, he didn't award anyone else in this competition.

 And TheSpiral's pizza was truly art in his understanding.

I think everyone understood my irony and what country TheSpiral belongs to.

I don't believe it, sorry.  Why buy an account, keep it inactive, and participate with another account in the company's bounty? A long time for a response and ignoring PMs only indicates that you checked the history of the old user’s posts, and there was time to come up with your own history, comparing the dates when it was possible to make a purchase. Besides, you are not the real owner, as you yourself admitted. Nevertheless, you decided to participate in the high-rank subscription. There were a lot of applications, weren't there? Play fair.

Yes, as expected, I did not receive a response. Therefore, I also leave a negative tag because I do not agree with the position that someone can freely come to the forum and take a place higher than ordinary beginners do. Let everyone who comes to the forum honestly strive for advancement in ranks and not use workarounds.


 

OP, I would also like to hear from you: which Linux system did you choose? In the same way, please answer how quickly you were able to master this axis, and do you have problems understanding the command line and installing wallets in this system? If you're learning things step by step and pretty quickly, it would be interesting to hear about your steps.

Note; I would like to hear answers only from the OP, as a real-time practitioner.



https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5467534.msg62878416#msg62878416
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5467534.msg62878508#msg62878508
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5467534.msg62879127#msg62879127
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Moreover, OP, you were recently given a good guide on wallets and explained which wallets would be the most optimal to use. Do you even read user responses? In your opinion, everything you wrote here completely discourages discussion on this topic. Do you really need help? Or merit?

Based on the recent threads about hacked or purchased accounts, I would like to ask the community how they feel about the fact that after ten years of absence from the forum, an account wakes up and completely forgets about its past.

To be clear, I came across this account by chance. TheSpiral


https://bpip.org/Profile?id=103790

After looking at his history, which is fairly typical for all signatories, I discovered a long time span. The account woke up and immediately decided to participate in subscription companies.



 He also entered the pizza competition, probably realizing that some merit might come in there.Obviously, the participation was without understanding what pizza is
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5247383.msg62333379#msg62333379

But something else is interesting. In 2013, he was a very enthusiastic and competent miner who discussed different coins in every possible way, simultaneously mining them and actively discussing everything with other miners.

https://ninjastic.space/search?author=TheSpiral&board=159
https://ninjastic.space/search?author=TheSpiral&board=39

Regarding Bitcoin, he did not catch any big illusions, preferring other alternative coins.


But ten years later, his posts became ordinary, typical, as they say, all to fulfill the signature quota. I read everything—completely all the posts—but I didn’t read a word that this person had previously been involved in mining and had good experience.

Do you believe that after ten years, your memory erases everything you were previously passionate about?

And the second question is: is it fair to ignore an account that easily receives a rank and can participate in the signature?

Is this fair to those who come to the forum with a single account and independently achieve high ranks?

According to some participants, it turns out that if you have money, you can always buy everything, which means you will be higher than others. I'll correct it. If the account is not in DT, it does not pose much harm.

The account has a Bitcoin wallet number, by signing he could dispel all doubts about the authenticity of ownership of this account.

https://ninjastic.space/addresses?address=1PSt9bDdGJBkrR7CAGTRA9azp96uLU8hge


I sent a PM

The expression “very well even though their income is very low in their personal life” is not entirely true. Maybe these people and families are well-fed; maybe they are clothed, but we don’t know their real needs. Most likely, they deprive themselves and their children of the most ordinary things, such as what we provide for ourselves and our children. Yes, many people have different levels of happiness. And not everyone’s happiness is measured precisely by money. However, for you to feel good, you first need health, and maintaining it is becoming very expensive these days. But be that as it may, people should not kill themselves with suffering because they are not getting something in life. As harsh as it may be, the fact that someone is poor is always their fault. The fact that people agree to be poor is the biggest problem for them.


Ten dollars a month, with an annual salary of one hundred thousand?

It is generally accepted that people switch to obscene language when they run out of other arguments. In ordinary life, fists follow. A person who swears shows not strength but weakness. Anyone who knows that he is right is always calm. The freedom to express yourself the way you want speaks volumes about your personality. Intelligent and well-mannered people know the limits of what is permitted, which cannot be said about those who, in any situation, begin to get irritated and let slop out of their mouths.
On the other hand, if a person uses obscene words, it indicates that his psychological state is not at a normal level, and one should not condemn such people but rather feel sorry for them.

There are different opinions on whether it is worth asking questions or whether to still use the search. On the other hand, a beginner does not know the whole system, and the opinion of old-timers is that asking obvious questions is not entirely correct. Likewise, there is so much information on the forum that, by simply reading it, most questions will automatically disappear. I think that people who are new to the forum should at least take a look at what is here and how. But when we see a person registered today and immediately starts asking without making the slightest effort in searching, then naturally he will meet with a lot of criticism. I don't know how typical this is for forums—creating many topics in one day and talking about yourself—but logically, a person should be more modest so as not to look like a fool who does not know how to look further than their nose.

I found the reason for this thread. More drama is brewing. It would be better to simply ignore everything related to reactions and the affected ego. I remember good advice from TMAN: take a shower in hot situations.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5409763.msg62914725#msg62914725

Why are you trying to prove something to someone? Does this matter to you? Do what you do, and judge whether the moderators respond to you with good reports or not. If you catch someone who copies, you will do a good deed; the one who denies it takes the side of the offender. It would be interesting to see his post-history as well. In short, don't have to prove anything to anyone, wear a thick leather caftan, and don't pay attention to criticism from strangers.

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Ban evasion.

Wilsonthebitcoiner Autoban user
databaseman  Banned


http://loyce.club/archive/posts/6290/62903609.html