Agreed, Liverpool is class above Galatasaray, and even Osimhen couldn't make the difference there. Today Galatasaray faces Alanyaspor at their home. I'm expecting to see Osimhen play, although ^probably not the full 90 minutes. Given that he's just coming back from injury his fitness might still be limited, so I think he'll come on in the second half as the substitute. However I expect Galatasaray to beat Alanyaspor today.

Yeah, they did their best to redeem their reputation after poor start to Premier League season. I didn’t risk much money on them, so my bet on their win was small. However, I didn’t lose it, and thanks to John McGinn’s goal it paid off and gave my bankroll the slight boost. I think they could’ve even finished 2-0 if Ollie Watkins’ penalty hadn’t been saved.





 

Well, I'd prefer to hear the discussion on the concept of an account-abstracted wallet and its potential applications for Bitcoin, rather than yammers about closed-source issues, "shitereum blockchain" and similar topics.  

Regarding the price, it is a matter of relative value. Some may find it high, but those with millions of dollars will consider it cheap.

Два дня назад Freedom Factory оффициально объявила о релизе первого в мире аппартника, под названием dGEN1, использующего модель абстрактного аккаунта ^{подробнее о модели здесь} для восстановления кошелька.

Некоторые софтовые кошельки используют эту модель, но среди аппаратников dGEN1 первопроходец.

Фактически, архитектура этого устройства является гибридной, поскольку dGEN1 по-прежнему использует приватные ключи, подобно традиционным аппаратным кошелькам, основанным на модели внешнего владения аккаунтами. Однако для восстановления используются методы абстракции аккаунтов, что делает процесс более гибким и независимым от SEED или приватных ключей.

Though this device is not specifically designed for Bitcoin and primarily focuses on the Ethereum ecosystem, I believe it's worth discussing here, as, AFAIK, this is the first hardware wallet that implements the concept of an account abstracted wallet.

In fact the architecture of this device is hybrid one as it still uses private keys, similar to traditional hardware wallets based on the externally owned account model. However, for recovery, it employs account abstraction techniques, making the process more flexible and independent of the SEED/private keys.

The official announcement of its release can be found in this news release.

I’m curious could something similar be built for hardware wallets dedicated solely to Bitcoin? In my view, it could help solve some of the current challenges traditionally associated with the lost SEED/prv keys/etc.

Official site for company behind dGen1

Test coins are useless because the relevant addresses differ from those associated with the mainnet. This means you can't send your test coins to the address that scammers provide. Those involved in crypto-related crimes are often highly skilled, and the chances of tricking them are almost zero. If they catch on that you're trying to deceive them, things could end badly for you

Yeah, I bet on Napoli and I wasn’t wrong. They defeated Pisa, though the match wasn’t easy for them.

It looks like those who voted for Inter should start worrying about their choice, as the team has anchored  in the middle of the table.

Napoli seems set to win another trophy this season.

Exactly. Today Feyenoord faces Braga on their home soil, where mobs of Braga fans will be cheering on their idols. Winning this match will be the tough task for Feyenoord, and BTTS seems like the best option here. Bookies are giving slightly higher chances to Braga, which makes sense given their strong form. So, I expect the final score to be something like 2-1, but I'm not sure who will come out on top.

I'm sure you don’t assume that mining is all beer and skittles.. The equipment used in mining, especially in a competitive pool, must be constantly upgraded to keep up with more advanced pools. In addition to electricity, miners also face other costs related to their hardware, maintenance, and infrastructure. Thus ^{to support individual miners}, I believe the decision was made to prioritize full blocks over half-empty ones by lowering the default minrelayfee, because there's growing concern that the mining industry could become fully government-controlled in the future.

Passport Prime has passed the security audit conducted by Keylabs, but shipments of this wallet to early access customers have not yet begun. According to Zach Herbert, the exact shipping date is still to be determined. In the meantime, the company is using this time to refine both the firmware (including KeyOS) and all Bitcoin apps that run on their cutting-edge device.

As OP refereed to hierarchical deterministic wallet ^{"Most wallets are HD wallets that use standard derivation paths"} account refers to that hierarchical level that "splits the key space into independent user identities"


Regarding Electrum, I haven't used it for a long time, but as far as I remember you can change the last index in the proposed ^(default) derivation path to get the different account associated with the same SEED phrase.

The ability to sign messages is useful in a variety of situations. Recently, I used it to claim NIGHT tokens, which were specifically distributed to Bitcoin holders by Clacier Drop . The private keys required to sign the messages for claiming these tokens were controlled by my Passport Core, so I used this hardware wallet ^{paired with the Sparrow client} to sign the relevant messages.

I believe the main reason for Dembele's award might be that it’s presented by the French magazine, and they likely favor the winner from French team rather than someone from abroad. That said, I would give the award to Salah, but definitely not to any PSG players. They were beaten in yesterday's match against Marseille ^{Dembélé wasn’t playing due to injury}.

Agreed. This time Napoli's play kept me on the edge of my seat. I had bet on their win, but after Gilmour scored Pisa managed to equalize. Even after Lucca's goal made it 3-1 Pisa still found the way to score their second goal. Fortunately for my bet the match ended with Pisa's defeat, so my bet paid off and gave the slight boost to my bankroll.

Добрались  ещё 6 лет назад до публикации вашего поста. Сейчас наверное этот памятник мохом оброс. ^{Кстати лицезрел его где-то ещё в 20-м году}.

Относительно "отношения к Биткоину в этом государстве" то оно на те времена в целом было пофигистское. Думаю на данный момент мало что изменилось.

If watching your little squares fill up helps you relax, then go for it, but remember, Bitcoin is for life, not the other way around. The price of 1 BTC is steadily growing, so your main goal should be to earn more money to afford filling up more squares, without sacrificing your standard of living ^{or that of your family}. I wish you good luck in your endeavor.

Agreed, their performance last time was fantastic, especially considering the absence of Yamal, who doesn’t seem to be fully recovered yet. He was supposed to play in yesterday's match against Getafe, but that didn’t happen. In about a week ^{on October 1st to be exact} they will face PSG in the UEFA Champions League, and this match will really show "who’s who." I’d love to see Barca defeat PSG.

Well, my prediction that both teams would score in this match turned out to be correct. Erling Haaland scored early in the first half, while Gabriel Martinelli managed to equalize just before the end of injury time. Manchester came very close to securing the win, but they got their comeuppance, as ^{in my view} defense is not the best tactic to use against Arsenal. Needless to say, this match kept me on the edge of my seat the entire time.

Probably btts would be the safest option here.


I didn't bet on any site in Manchester match because I was not sure about outcome but placed the bet on Liverpool and this bet payed off. It seems that bet on Liverpool is always the "prizes-for-all lottery" here.

Just read the original article.

They bypassed the brute-force protection mechanisms^{employed by Tangem} and, in fact, used brute-forcing to break PIN.

The longer the PIN, the larger the search space. For example, repeating  4-digit PIN five times would make it practically uncrackable using their method.

You might gain more insights by reading this.