Hello all,

I created a bitcoin escrow service for anyone to use. 0.5% fee and only requires an email address from each party.

https://vossbot.com/escrow

My inspiration came from telegram, I was sick of seeing people fall for scams where the scammer tricks a user into thinking they are using a safe/reputable escrow service.. but actually they are both in on it. Sad to see.

I set it so the buyer can "dispute" the transactions and request a % refund from the seller (if for example some stuff was damaged in shipping?). So disputes can be resolved between yourselves!
The seller, when paying out, can also pick the miner fee the payout will use. It looks pretty basic but functions very well.  

Anyway, hopefully this service can beneift some people!

You can get me at mack@vossbot.com or perhaps on telegram https://t.me/L00015.

The Challenge: Solve this hash (a bitcoin style wallet password hash) and find the plain text password.

Thanks for the advice and messages.

I have decided to stop this challenge after realizing it is "Spammy" in nature.

Mods you can delete this thread.

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Hi everyone,

I was having serious issues getting my Z1 Pro connected on my network - this whole idea of using a static IP on a fixed network segment was fine, seemed simple, but when I actually came to getting it connected ... it never worked. I was sure I was doing everything right.

Anyway - If you load the removable media from the Zigminer into a Linux machine you can edit the firmware files, and if you navigate to the following location and make the changes in bold below, your miner should start up and use DHCP to connect to your network.

Location on firmware image: (media)/rootfs/etc/network/interfaces

Open as root/superuser
interfaces is a config file, just edit in nano/Pluma or your fav editor.

auto lo
iface lo inet loopback
auto eth0
allow-hotplug eth0
iface eth0 inet dhcp
#address 192.168.1.100
#netmask 255.255.255.0
#gateway 192.168.1.254
pre-up /root/getmac.sh
hwaddress `cat /root/macaddr`
dns-nameservers  87.237.17.200

DNS-nameserver can be whatever nameserver you want to use. It could also be the same is your gateway.

Information source / credit: https://wiki.debian.org/NetworkConfiguration