Don't they send out emails prior to delisting markets, warning you to withdraw your coins?

It's retarded.
It will only promote spamming, nothing more.

SDC.

Really? Another time travel coin?
Didn't they learn anything from VRC? 

So... it's a ShadowCoin copypaste with a 75 BTC premine?

I seriously hope mrz123 and LeetDev are actually the same person, as I'd like to believe nobody can be this stupid.
My faith in humanity is damaged enough as it is.

And for the record, doing nothing at all would have been a better solution than the rollback.
Not like the thieves would attack the network anyway, they'd have to be retarded to devalue something they have $2M worth of.
The only one losing anything would be mintpal.

No.
They should have destroyed assets stolen from mintpal and let mintpal deal with its own mess.
People wouldn't lose anything, mintpal would just owe them 8M VRC it doesn't have anymore. Not the "people's" problem.

It needs to die.
It's the only way devs will ever learn what reversing legit transactions leads to.

And don't give me bullshit about saving the network. They did it to save Mintpal, not the coin.
If they were worried about the network, they could have simply blacklisted the address the stolen coins went into, ie release a new wallet that wouldn't acept any transaction from that address, effectively destroying the 8M coins. Maybe start an additional PoW phase to replace the lost coins.
People were suggesting this in the IRC before the rollback btw.

I did upload it when it first came out, even posted about it on page 3 here:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=721306.msg8155950#msg8155950
The qt came out clean, 0/54, it still does.

https://www.virustotal.com/en/file/62815d83638092b36525c80c8fec64c9cbaece6c86ab2d0ce0d4ebf2cba32d6c/analysis/1407246277/
First submission 2014-08-02 07:17:25 UTC ( 3 days, 6 hours ago )

I said something, not wallet.

Obviously I can't be 100% sure, but it changed on the next attempt to connect after I ran the wallet for the first time.
And the VM didn't run much else, no updates were installed, etc.

You get a big-ass warning message when the server's encryption key changes for some reason.
Doesn't take any abilities to notice other than the ability to read.

I realized that something tried to perform a man-in-the-middle attack on my remote desktop connection to the machine where I had the ZIPC wallet.
Careful, this might do a lot more than just steal wallets.

I'm actually kind of impressed.

Got added to bittrex few minutes ago.

So where exactly are those "secure cryptographic techniques to ensure transactions cannot be traced"?
How do they work?
Why don't they work?

Right.
Because as I already said, most people don't bother posting.

Of course I'm saying this because it's in my own interest. I wouldn't bother talking to you otherwise.
Doesn't mean I'm lying though.

First member to post the wallet doesn't mean anything since most people won't bother posting.
As for compiling, many of us didn't need to compile since we use Windows.

When I started mining there was 115 blocks, roughly 5 minutes after launch, and I could have been a lot faster if I didn't run it through virustotal first.
There is nothing to indicate dev instamined anything, you people are just slow.

Is there an IRC channel?

At least we'd have a reason to call the dev a scammer if he used a wrong time format 

GMT generally doesn't have AM/PM, it should always be 24h format.

Don't be naive, noone's getting ddos'd.
The dev is just trying to scam people.