I have mentioned my experience here and here not sure if you are referring to my comment in OP but I am mentioning it anyway. Do note that, above 'was' my experience and I make no guarantees hereon, I haven't used the site since I posted above two responses and I had no idea that they have made kyc mandatory now as earlier comments mention. ... That card top-up fee is too high to my liking on top of the Tx fees.Solana transactions costs pennies, at least that's what I paid when I used it.
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I have not (subjectively) noticed much of an impact. Well, most posters banned are from gambling discussion board and I have noticed that users (including 'established') there don't really read each response, but rather mostly 'read op, respond and forget'. Do you yourself read each response there for you to notice impact? Plus, pages fill up there so fast and responses also tend to be quick thoughts mustered up to fill the quota, so users don't really make an impression to begin with to make you notice their absence. |
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Nope imo. Plus, when he was sigbanned there was some drama about it, you can check in sigban appeal thread. Iirc, FMC also spoke in his defense. |
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Skeptical folks, do you disagree with the entire thing or is it personal because you think said member is not fit for the task? Since you mentioned skeptical folks, I thought you were referring to me hence I felt the need to reply. Now, as for reply itself: I agree with the initiative as well as in Nutildah I trust, actually I trusted him to sigban me but I am not (yet). So, he hasn't lived up to my trust. (I feel I am being too self-deprecating at times, but it's not deprecating if it's factual, is it? this is called nested self-deprecation). ... The idea is excellent, and i believe it will help the forum in the future and that the quality will be at a higher level than it is now. It already did since most sigbanned users have stopped posting so less spam. |
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...Again, most people don't want to put the time into the digging, and that is because they seem this forum more as a job than an opportunity to educate oneself.
Even without signature incentives, not everybody would be interested in, 'digging'. As PrivacyG (what does, 'G' stands for, I reckon, 'Good'?) said, you don't need to know know-all to drive a car, the surface level knowledge is enough to make use of a thing, and that's enough. It's folly to expect more or worse to judge others since people have different priorities, different passions; life is short anyhow and time and energy is not enough to spread it everywhere. Edit: Can we go back to the person in question who is the focus of this thread's discussion?
I'd like to apologize, do you accept my apologies? |
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Lol, they don't need to do that, plenty people save their sensitive files there without any encryption.
That data is not manually reviewed any way, it goes through automated processing. Your encrypted file is not. Who guarantees however that an employee does not get access to an older badly encrypted file you forgot about? Doesn't make sense, or I don't understand you. Why would encrypted files stored be getting special attention and 'unencrypted files' are processed automatically? Again, I'd repeat, let's leave encrypted files and their fate alone and stick to public data where employee with malicious intentions can bother with. Plus, I am sure, Google wouldn't be so lax in giving anybody everybody permission to access this public data there is reason it has become reputed as it is. Also, Google is running their business well ethically, why would they be shooting their own foot doing something malicious?
Only a fool would believe Google has ANY thing to do with good ethics. I saw that coming. I feel lazy to write all my thoughts, and people jump over me. But, then again it's only fair because, I didn't actually write it. Anyway, I meant, 'ethically' as in not blatantly malicious. |
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This also explains why PoS shouldn't be trusted. With proof-of-stake, apparently a big enough stake can even make the Earth flat.😂 Make? WTF. Beliefs are irrelevant as far as facts are concerned. One may say earth is flat, or many believe the same and there may be circle jerk of the same delusion which may even create a concrete echo chamber which may be hard to be penetrated but once you go out in the space and see with your naked eye the fact is there, as it always was, while belief had no veracity to begin with. |
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What are the possibilities of Satofan44 is alt of Cryptohunter, digaran, or alia (alia itself was an alt if I remember correctly) Oh, NO NO NO NO NO NO NO....... If there's an influx of anything remotely resembling those rambling rubbernecked retards, I'd kindly request Free Market Capitalist walk me to the highest bridge on the forum whereupon I will take the most graceful swan dive into wherever the bottom is here--probably the altcoin ANN section. Once having dove and died, please erect a solid stone structure there with my likeness, my thanks to Foxpup and all the higher forms of life keeping this joint sane, and an enlarged middle finger extended to the above-mentioned mentally deficients, trolls, and slop-heads who've systematically degraded the site where bitcoin was birthed. At that point, my password will be blindly changed to one that I shan't write down and which will be longer than....ah, fuck it. Poetry! You are unique. ... could it be that Satofan44 has completely made up a persona for himself, pretending to be a white supremacist American, when in reality he's from some Asian country? Well, admins can check IP logs, to check where he logins from (I am pretty sure they won't share though but just a thought). Also, it's possible that he could be from elsewhere and living elsewhere or using VPN so this might not do much. Kind of looks wrong though to look for this stuff akin to doxxing. |
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That's it for today. We'll back in few days.
Apparently, I seem to have lost my shitposting ability as of late. So, I couldn't think of anything 'creative' to bump the topic. But, I had an inkling that I am not being true to my word (referring to quoted statement), so this is the bump and I would like to apologize for not bumping the topic in said 'few days'. Also, we have reached 50 votes, yay! Only 50 more to go, to reach 100, which looks like a hard task tbh. I'll try to rejuvenate my shitposting ability, and continue bumping the topic to reach 100 votes and beyond! Thank you. |
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Apparently op is not feeling, 'meh' about this matter hence the question. For sure this going to be fun. I'm just getting my popcorn ready.
~~gif cut~~ Gif too big, mind being considerate? |
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Who knows? Maybe your worst enemy today could be your best friend tomorrow; it could also be vice versa.  It's mostly the vice versa. |
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He is very shy and his English isnt the best but honestly he is a really good guy with a kind heart.
This is further proof, and it may mean that all of @CLS63's posts in English were not written by him. FWIW and I am not defending the guy here (just a neutral party reading the thread), I can write well in English but I can't speak the same way. Plus, if one is shy, the speech may not come out well anyhow despite one's proficiency in language. |
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I also write for free for my campaign in a way - every week I write at least 50% more posts or even close to 100% than necessary. I won't say there's anything fantastic about it, for me it's completely normal. What's this? Humble bragging? I try to write as correctly as possible unlike most of you. Why don't you apply same mindset while giving tags too? Don't bother saying that tags you give have any veracity, cause they don't. |
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Meself have encrypted password manager backups saved on Google drive, even if somebody gets access to this backup files, they can't do anything without knowing the password to access the file which is known alone by me which makes this safe. Have good encryption password though.
Here is why I would never do this. Google could be the first to get their hands on the most powerful computer to exist yet. That would lower the security of your encrypted file by a lot, depending how actually secure that password is. WDYM? Will Google be brute forcing encrypted files hosted on their drive with powerful computer they may get their hands on? Lol, they don't need to do that, plenty people save their sensitive files there without any encryption. Also, Google is running their business well ethically, why would they be shooting their own foot doing something malicious? |
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Yeah, if have no clue, like me currently, it's hard to watch. But I swear, it's fun, when you know what's going on. I know it form my own experience, I enjoyed watching the game, when I knew the rules. But, as with any complicated thing that you learn about, you forget it completely in 4-5 years if you have no practice at all during that time.I do quite agree with saying, "use it or lose it". But, I don't particularly agree in this scenario, there was cricket hiatus for me of about a decade where I wasn't keeping up with cricket at all (neither watch, neither play); but when I got back into it it was as if I had never forgotten about it in first place. Though, I must accept that my playing wasn't as good as before, but if I were to continue (which I didn't), rust too would have gotten removed I like to think. |
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You need to tag all the relevant campaign managers in the thread if you want them to consider this too. I don't see the need of tagging signature campaign managers. Because this forum is not like social media platforms where you can tag an user and the user will know about that. Campaign managers can use Telegram notification bots or don't use these bots, so if you tag them like @, they might or might not know about your post. Anybody who is regular forum user (which BMs are) will be using notifier bots. Also, you don't need to tag with '@', mere writing the username works. |
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Account farmers are generally dirt poor, from third world countries. They are not going to pay 0.001BTC which is currently nearly $80 multiple times to join competitive pools. As long as one is in signature campaign, then it's of no bother to join $80 pools. Sure, they wouldn't pay same amount from their pockets. if I was a campaign manager Id be far more likely to have him work with me than somebody like yourself with multiple red trust. Perhaps Rainbet and other sportsbooks/casinos should exclude accounts with negative trust from DT being in their campaigns. Satofan44 is just wearing signature, he's not in campaign. |
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^ Think he's fucking around.
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Yesterday I watch surfing through tv channels and found cricket game (which is very surprising, as this is a very uncommon sport for locals). As I understood it was some local league or low tier league, as there were almost no spectators on stadium. It even looked like school stadium or something very simple. Looking at your description, even those who watch cricket will not watch this game. Anyway, commentator spoke English with Indian accent and it was hard to understand and hard to watch. it's unfortunate for foreigners that you will often find Indian commentators even in English commentary. But, in any decent competition you will find commentators of different nationalities (likely English, Australian and South African I like SA accent personally as they speak every word properly). ...And honestly, there are some really strange things about how runs are scored, wickets, and the fact that batters can have 100 runs per game because of their run total. This flew above my head. WDYM? The question is, how much does the best cricketer in the world earn per year? I don't think it's anywhere near as much as the best in MLB, who earns around 70 million dollars a year. Well, there is this Indian cricketer named Virat Kohli, he's regarded as one of best batters in the cricket currently and GuinnessWorldRecords [1] says he earned ~38M last year, and apparently this is not enough to be on the Forbes list of the world's 10 highest paid athletes [2] across different sports so, it's not even about MLB really.
[1] GuinnessWorldRecords Highest Paid Cricketer[2] Forbes The World's 10 Highest Paid Athletes |
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