What wallet are you using for BCH? Also, which fork of BCH is your wallet on? BCHabc or BCHSV?
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do not google cakefart do not google cakefart do not goog... ...
fuck
fuck! I gather it is really gross. I don't even want to imagine. Thank goodness for my eyes that curiosity won't get the best of me in this case. Edit: fuck! awesome HAT bones, like what the f*** XhomerX created ? No, someone in the Meta thread created it for me to demonstrate how to have an animated avatar. Problem is, I can't see it on my end. LOL. I already cleared my cache but not my cookies. Edit: Oh there it goes now. BTW XhomerX, I appreciate your work. Don't hate me for getting a knock off.
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do not google cakefart do not google cakefart do not goog... ...
fuck
fuck! I gather it is really gross. I don't even want to imagine. Thank goodness for my eyes that curiosity won't get the best of me in this case. Edit: fuck!
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~snip~ There is further limits on what one can choose as an avatar. That limit is like 100 KB. I've seen some people are able to have an animated gif as an avatar. However, the 100 KB maximum makes this difficult to pull off.
You can't use .gif(original file from Photoshop) for an avatar even the size is under 100kb I usually convert it to .png (as nc50lc said), I'm using online converter https://ezgif.com/gif-to-apngI tried editing your avatar .gif 15,1kb .png 13,9kb *click images if you want to download *dowload .png file for an avatar
Original Hats file: https://store.goorin.com/mens-hats/shapes/baseball-hatsThanks for the hat. I'll try it on for a little while.
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Meh, last time that address sent or received any BTC was in 2014. and that was only a dusting.
It was actually in 2013 when counting transactions with economic value. The transaction in 2014 was a payment to that address worth less than a half penny at the time and is worth $0.03 today. Hence why I used the term "dusting."
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Meh, last time that address sent or received any BTC was in 2014. and that was only a dusting.
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I found this link with an archive to old sec logs. If you go to this link, http://archive.is/xlZs7 You will see the password was changed on 07/19/2017.
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He was saying he bought BTC at $200, sold at $800, and used half his profits to buy silver.
Hmm, I thought R0ach got out just before the finex hack. But the $800 price tag seems to indicate that he stuck around until January 2017. Unless he's rounding up a little. Then that would be in October 2016. Well played on his part. That's at least a 4x gain in couple of years. Of course, he could have stuck around for a year more and made 100x profit. But around the time just before the finex hack, you could tell he was getting sick of the price manipulation.
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I'm not particularly concerned. I gave them an obligatory taunt post in their reputation thread. I'm sure it will be deleted, shortly.
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Neutral trust with a warning the account "may be" changed hands is enough.
The only problem with Neutral trust is if a person has a zero trust rating, many people don't even bother to check the trust comments. Perhaps a message under trust to "click here to read peer comments" should be warranted.
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Well you have accused them. Clearly that means any complaints are invalid because your decisions and judgement are infallible are they? Life would be so much easier if you could just defame anyone who accuses you of anything amirite?
Yes, they do that and there is a very clear case of trust abuse happening with me. I am not engaged in any shady active here, even I don't earn form signatures by posting here and there is nothing scammy I have done which should state Warning: Trade with extreme caution!. This is how they try to mob anyone here who tries to speak in some truth about there manipulative works. This is a clear case of lowering the value of once reputed account, without any prove of it being compressed. Very interesting. What a shocker. Another person who has critical things to say punished with their own personal inquisition. I reviewed the case, and all I see is suspicion. There is no evidence of wrongdoing, just demands by the forum overlords for the user to prove their identity, and punishment for not doing so. I am sure it is just a complete coincidence this inquisition was rebirthed directly after them being critical of the trust police right? It is almost like they try to find anything they can to discredit and punish anyone who criticizes their inquisition type Barney Fife OCD forum cop behavior. I'm going to use an analogy here. Let's say someone lives in the US and just turned 21 two days ago. They decide to go to a nightclub, and somehow ends up losing their ID along the way. When the 21 years old goes to the nightclub, they discover that their ID is missing and the nightclub does not let them enter. Is the nightclub doing something wrong? After all, the person is 21 years old. They just don't have an ID. Unfortunately, it appears JusticeforYou has lost the keys that would have allowed him full reentry into our community. If I am not mistaken, Satoshi himself cannot even access his account here unless he can prove to the satisfaction of theymos that he is indeed Satoshi. So Justiceforyou has a privilege that the founder doesn't enjoy. At least he is free to post on this forum. We must take every precaution possible to ensure that this forum doesn't fall for a big con. You do realize that con is short for confidence, correct? I for one would hope that JusticeForYou finds a usb drive tucked away in a junk drawer, and is able to retrieve the private keys. Hopefully multiple keys that have no current UTXO attached to them so he doesn't have to reveal his wealth and can be totally vindicated. Also, JusticeForYou indicated that he sent a PM to theymos. Perhaps theymos himself feels that having access to the original e-mail is sufficient.
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My account hacked. Email and Password changed. username : iconis999 https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=925751Hacker changed bitcoin address from my profile. I locked account using a link when hacker changed email address. I'm not understanding what is bitcoin signature? If you have time can you quick check my hacked account. I have 2 post where i used btc address. What kind of wallet are you using that has access to 1AUQBtHB5sbrsW2cmt4vRVv8aV2Ab1Auou?
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I'll update the data tomorrow.
I reckon the data has to be updated manually? I ended up adding bones261 and amishmanish to my distrust list, and subsequently removed them several days ago, but they still show up in my distrust list when checking the data on your webpage. To be honest, I don't know why I added them to my distrust list in the first place. Both seem like reasonably good guys and have left feedback with which I cannot disagree. I wondered what I was doing wrong. It's all good though. At least you didn't leave a rave review on my rimming talents or that I spread doomsday virus. However, I have been put on a list of accounts to exclude from people's trust list in reputation. So I suspect the new list Loyce comes out with is going to have many people giving me the ~ bird. H8bussesNbicycles
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cryptohunter why are so nuts? stop pm'ing me
I think you can put him on your ignore to avoid pm from not a desiderated person but I'm not sure about it. Just have to go to profile/ personal message options and add the name to the ignorelist.
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I just hope JusticeforYou can find an old usb drive with the backup for the lost private keys. I'm not sure what to think of the red tag. Maybe the PM to theymos can clear this matter up quickly. However, I'm not certain IP addresses from years ago mean much since many carriers have dynamic IPs.
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I can explain what happened with suchmoon. I had just gotten a manicure, so when I went to go scratch suchmoon's back, I grabbed the first thing that was available. I can't help it that it happened to be a meat cleaver.
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Well, there is that rare newbie that requests a loan and offers a sufficient amount of collateral (ie an altcoin with good liquidity) I don't think we should exclude them just because there are too many newbies trying to pull a Wimpy.
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See, this stat shows that I am a really nice guy. I haven't backstabbed anyone. Apparently, I am only a victim. But since the crime committed on me is at the bottom of the list, it's only a flesh wound. May even be accidental on the perps part for gross recklessness.
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Seems like a lot of Chips men didn't like my example, oh well, I thought that I was doing just hilariously fine. A little bit of funny stuff and sarcasm within a post shouldn't have hurt much. I just read the last somewhat similar thread related to the topic we're currently discussing, and it seems like there was a poll that time asking if the permanent ban should be removed. Funny, only like 26% people voted that it should remain as is, and about 74% voted that it should be changed. This? https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5087992.0Temporary ban - which is what you're proposing here - wasn't even suggested there. Signature ban would be an interesting option and I would support it, although I think it's a bit of a waste of effort considering that 99%+ of plagiarizers would likely stop posting or would re-offend and get banned for real. But until and unless we get the sig ban option, permaban it is. Yes, the signature ban may help with sig sliging. However, what solution should we implement for thread bumping bots? Don't some of these get busted because the bots use the same content later on to post fake conversations? A signature ban may hurt them a little because they can't earn a side income from sig slinging. However, they are getting paid to spread prepackaged bullshit to ann threads. Oh well, maybe it doesn't matter because the people running thread bumping services are usually crafty enough to modify their bots and create an army of accounts.
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@OP. You must understand. The community just cannot encourage newbie accounts to apply for no collateral loans. There is nothing stopping people from creating new accounts on this forum when another account they have was used to obtain a loan and not pay back. Also, there is no real way for people here to verify your identity and pursue you in court if you should happen to fail to repay the loan. If you must apply for a loan with a newbie account, you will need to surrender some collateral in the form of another altcoin. I know the usual 120% collateral required seems high. However, the person making the loan still has much risk, since the cryptocurrency market is very volatile. I know that your .001 request seems like peanuts. But if someone starts to give newbie accounts .001 no collateral loans, word spreads fast and I suspect that person will get inundated with .001 BTC requests.
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