Hmm... that is going to be complex. I can't use the regular {hr} tags because they break the table formatting, and I'm not really sure what to replace it with. Maybe dashes or underscores on a single {td} would do the trick?


Currently I am relying on the vendor declaring this support themselves.

KYC data would be interesting to add too, but it is prevalent for almost all debit cards except for the prepaid cards. So for now as a little workaround you can look at the Bank/Card Fund fields (indicates KYC) and the XMR column (indicates no KYC, for obvious reasons).

Let's just say it's a third-world country, which generally do not have much internet resources and DC (data center) bandwidth compared to first-world countries.

Yes, I ordered that a month ago. This server was originally for backup storage, but I have since subscribed with a seed host and moved them there. My vendor lets me configure the specs of the server so I went with 2GB to make it as cheap as possible, but I quickly regretted not making it 4GB.

This is a boutique host, with crazy stuff like 10Gbps Ethernet offered. But I will take your advice to move my node somewhere else. I'm just not sure where at the moment.

PS: Pruning will not work for me, as my application requires a node with -txindex. I only intend to run it for a few days to conduct some testing.


My ISP will definitely severely throttle my internet if I attempt to do that. (I do not exactly know what the fair use policy here is, but anything above 100GB will definitely trigger it.)

How so? I am genuinely curious.

What do you mean?

@DaveF unfortunately, I do not have any other nodes elsewhere at the moment.

This method will no longer work once Brave imports the Manifest V3 crap that Chrome just added. I guess just use Firefox instead.

I needed to get a spare VPS to run some tests with Bitcoin Core, and this was the only one that met the disk requirements.

The maxmempool and the dbcache are set to the bare minimum (5 and 6 MB respectively).

Currently, there is 1.2GiB free while I am running Core. There are no other programs running on the system:


It is currently on around block 450,000 in the IBD.

Yes, I am aware that this setup will thrash the disk a lot. However, the disk and network are in excellent condition - NVMe SSD and 1Gbps network respectively. So how long should I expect the validation to take?

And will I run out of memory before it finishes?

As I mentioned earlier, I will not be joining the pool. However, I am interested in designing a site that will show the pool leaderboard in a more sane manner. It's going to be sorta like the leaderboards that Ulven used to make. Hosting and everything will be on me. What do you guys think about this?

You can start with the two sites that are in my personal text.

Perfect. Now I'm going to try to figure out how the binary extended GCD operates with many words - this has been a pain point for me. I'll get back to you later.

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I think you must be a cybersecurity professional or a white hat.

Actually even we are having trouble getting into touch with any of the Freebitcoin staff, and up to date, the only message we have received from them was from the account called "freebitcoin PR" who always posts promotions on the main thread. Maybe try sending a PM to that account.

To be clear, the PIN is not intended to be the main authentication option for unlocking something protected by a passkey, but it is usually only used after you already log in with a username or password, mainly for inactivity purposes.

It's like, imagine your phone has a password (not PIN) you had to type to "log in" to the phone. Now imagine a logout button, and a PIN, but you only type it when you are logged in, and only after the phone becomes inactive and locks.

Trump does not care about Bitcoin.

Why are you guys so gullible?

Even if he wins, there is no guarantee that his administration won't crack down on crypto themselves.

And frankly, if you can't understand this, I don't know how you manage to protect your coins from malware and phishing links.

Donald Trump is openly available for sale.

For a few million dollars you can change his opinion about crypto, Tiktok, and basically every other negative opinion he had 8 years ago.

The long-awaited reformatting has been completed!

This new format is compact should make it easy for you to find which cards support which country, Paypal, and other data.

3DS data is not available for many cards, so I'm still trying to look for those.

I am keeping the old legacy list around until I finish adding the numerous new services that have been posted over here and in other places.

It could also be a matter of not being interested enough to freeze his accounts.

There's no benefit. You'll still have to give them your ID if we were to open "wallets" like we open bank accounts. And actually we need to show IDs every time we want to withdraw money too, ignoring things like ATMs and cards and stuff. At least the exchanges and stuff only ask for them once.

A libertarian government might benefit from your sort of approach, but for the existing governments, this request is insatiable.

Damn, you've really spilled the beans on that one. Good job.

Is there any way we can get this forwarded to media publications in order to accelerate their downfall?

Here's the thing - Until we can figure out how to properly mod JLP's Kangaroo to use an additional 128-bit word for its DPs, higher puzzles cannot be solved with it.

Multi-word operations are tricky, like walking in a minefield. I've already attempted and failed at this, but maybe someone else will figure it out.