I offer VPN service for anyone. I keep no logs. Entry point in my network is separate from exit point. IP address rotate every 24 hours and is shared by lot of users. You can do whatever You like and nobody will be persecuted by those evil man in power.
OpenVPN software supported. Nominal speed is 10MBps but increases or decreases depending on network conditions. Price is 15EUR/month or 17USD/month. I accept Bitcoin.
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I always loved these Warranty Void If Seal Broken stickers on Quantum harddrives. I always laugh when I see this parody.
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Vanity domain name is just an expensive toy for squatters. The content is more important. Even obscure .onion address was more valuable like silkroadvb5piz3r.onion
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Mods have to take subjective views on posts, and that can lead to some decisions that may not be in accordance with your views. So moderators can delete everything they do not like? Even when the topic is fairy tales or religion? Should you post have been deleted? Well that's not for me to judge, but sometimes you have to just write off the deletion as a difference in life perspectives. So let's just write one proper side of story and delete everything else? Who elected these assholes as moderators to advance their own worldview trough deletion of posts? Bitcointalk has always been a Christian-based forum and we do not tolerate blasphemy and nobody makes fun of JC on my watch. I thought that Bitcointalk always was a HTML/PHP/MySQL based forum. Or libertarianism, cryptoanarchy and cypherpunk based forum. Also, I did not make fun of JC Denton https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JC_Denton in any way! I actually love Deus Ex game and consider it to be one of greatest computer games ever created! But if You talk about Jesus, You must know that the father I mentioned is God the Father, not the Son! If You really understand christianity, you must know that! You closeted polytheist. And I am not taking fun about imaginary entities but about dumb zealots who are just running around and talking things that are straight against the reality we experience. edit: Imagine I am moderator. Then I go really hardcore and convert to islam and start deleting all posts that are even slightly critical about jihadism. Will it be OK?
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I got this message deleted in thread https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=126600.0;allThe message is When Dank was tripping on research chemicals he still posted more meaningful messages than the newbies from 2018 Is Bitcointalk forum overtaken by religious zealots? Was Dank tripping on research chemical when he started thread back in 2012? Yes, most likely he was. Long time members remember he was one crazy crackpot. Do calling somebody newbie is insult? No, it is forum rank. Are Dank's post more meaningful than these one line babbles about life and father? Yes, it is! Where is the problem??
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How to reconcile with a girl? Let the girl know that you somehow become rich. Might be probable since you are involved with cryptocurrencies. Also do not do hard anal to her. Some girls like it, but most don't.
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Skatos ka jo plašākās masās zināmāks kļūst bitcoins, jo vairāk visādu debīļu sāk izpausties. Dažiem nav vajadzīga anonimitāte. Jūs ko, Staļina laikus gribat atpakaļ? Kad valdība kontrolēja visu, ko mēs katrs drīkstam un nedrīkstam darīt? Nu pamēģiniet nopirkt deep webā pistoles vai hašišu ar neanonīmiem maksājumiem! Drīz valdības aizliegs vēl vairāk priekšmetu iegādi, ne tikai narkotikas un ieročus. Piemēram tās pašas spiegu pildspalvas no Ķīnas par 1$ Latvijā ir kriminalizētas. Bitcoin atdod mums atpakaļ mūsu brīvību, un tā ir būtiska uzvara kaujā pret valdošajiem režīmiem visā pasaulē! Par banu runājot - varat man apskaidrot PM par ko ir bans un kuram profilam? Ja bans nav par Initial Crap Offering (ICO) vai tamlīzīgu huiņu reklamēšanu, varu palīdzēt. Zadroti.com - protams ir labi ja kāds kaut ko dara, bet lūdzu pasakiet, kāda jēga no tā, ka bitcoini kā maksājums tiek pieņemts caur starpniekiem, nevis saitā pa tiešo kā tas bija Silk Road un citos deep web tirgos? Saprotu ka daļēji tiek pārdevējs pasargāts no cenas svārstībām. Bet īstā Bitcoin sāls ir tajā, ka trešā persona tiek pilnībā izslēgta no darījuma, tas ir maksājums no pircēja pārdevējam pa taisno. Es uzskatu ka nepieciešams izstrādāt opensource programmatūru šim mērķim, tai skaitā web frontenda sasaistei ar bitcoind uz tā paša servera. A ienācu es šeit paprasīt vai esat redzējuši Aizliegtais Paņēmiens raidījumu par kriptovalūtām. Gribēju uzprasīt vai tur ir atkal mājsaimnieču līmeņa šausmināšanās par narkotikām, ICO un Ponzi shēmām, vai tomēr diezgan normāls raidījums? Nesačakarēšu sev garastāvokli uz pus dienu? Un skatos ka kā eksperts ir pieaicināts Neonz
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Is Bitcoin really secure? Yes, Bitcoin is really secure. What if a hacker was able to hack Bitcoin system/blockchain? If hacker is able to hack your system, he can take all bitcoins stored on the computer as well as future coins sent to these wallets. Blockchain is distributed database that have multiple independent copies and are validated by each full node. So far the only hack against it was some integer overflow that was possible by programming error and was corrected in later versions. I would say that bitcoin blockchain is unhackable. Who manages Bitcoin security and what are the security measures taken to avoid hackers being able to steal Bitcoins? It is users responsibility to keep their own system secure. Why Bitcoin is not blocked for those who use it illegally by buying/selling in the deepweb market? It is not technically possible and also it is against the spirit and purpose of Bitcoin. What if governements ban Bitcoin because of these people? Nothing happens. Torrenting copyrighted material is illegal, but everyone torrents. Child porn is illegal, but there are terabytes of it available for everyone who knows were to look. If Bitcoin become illegal, people still be using it for anonymous deals because of ease, simplicity and anonymity.
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Is anyone seeing MUCH WORSE performance on low-end machines? I have an old PC 1st gen i3, 6GB ram, 256GB ssd, Win 10 64bit and nothing else installed. With 0.15.1, 0.15.0, 0.14.2, everything was fine. With 16 it takes minutes to do anything. On the newer PCs I have running core everything is fine, but this on has become worse then useless. Before I wipe it and start again is anyone else seeing this behavior?
Yes, I know it's old and slow but all it does is just sit there with the core client running on it with nothing else and it's been fine like this for years. Did it just get too old or is it something else?
-Dave
No noticeable performance differences from 0.15.1 on Win7 x64 machine with overclocked i7-4700MQ CPU, 8GB RAM and 256GB SSD. Running with block pruning enabled. And I am really sensitive to any performance drops, like I am able to distinguish between RAM running at stock speeds vs. XMP profile loaded and timings tightened. So I suspect the problem is due to blockchain maintenance or some other thing going on.
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The only bad thing associated with Bitcoin are Scams. All other "evil" things are just boogeyman of western world.
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My ISP rotates external IP address every 12 to 24 hours. How can I prove I run full node anyway? I run full node for the health of network as well as for my own needs.
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Bļeģ jūs esat debīli! ICO, visādi tokeni un tamlīdzīga huiņa nav nav kriptovalūta, jo paredzēta duraku un viņu ieguldījumu piesaistei, nevis anonīmu maksājumu nodrošināšanai. Bitcoin ir kriptovalūta. Altkoini ir Litecoin, Ixcoin, I0coin un tamlīdzīgas alternatīvas kriptovalūtas. Pie tām es arī pieskaitu Namecoin.
Viss pārējais ir līdzīgs OneCoin piramīdai, kas ir ponzi shēma, bet OneCoin blokčains ir parasta Excel tabula.
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So far so good. Upgrade from 0.15.1 64-bit was problemless. Really like the option to quit client with Q button when starting up. Comes handy on really slow systems if there is need to abort loading. I do not like the new Bleach32 adresses. The look like some random altcoin adresses but time will show how they are adopted. The presentation from Peter on Jewtube is here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NqiN9VFE4CU The Replace by Fee option also can come handy in some situations when you might need to double-spend.
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Use Electrum instead of bitcoin core is the best advise I can give.
Not that good advice. Electrum is thin client instead of full node. It is like suggesting to take Metro to a guy who is complaining that his car is going too slow.
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It is faucet, not airdrop. Airdrop is when you order drugs from deep web with bitcoins and they are delivered by drones or parachuted from aircraft.
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As long as two nodes are connected to each other, there is possible to do mining and transactions. It means if in whole world there is only a single computer running Bitcoin client, then Bitcoin can be considered dead.
Also some issues can happen if entire blockchain is completely lost. But it is unlikely that every SSD, HDD, and tape drive containing blockchain is destroyed. Zombie outbreak are unlikely to achieve this, alien invasion - not so sure. We still find software for USSR made microcomputers on proprietary Static RAM cards, still powered by lithium cells in abandoned cold war buildings. It is very unlikely that every storage device holding blockchain or parts of it are gone.
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I have two transactions that eventually confirmed after more than week with tx fees 1000 satoshis per 1024 bytes. You must be patient, lucky, or both. Or pay higher tx fees.
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You guys forgot about so called Birthday attack. No, I am not talking about USA drones bombing wedding parties or funerals in Afganistan and Yemen. I am talking about this one https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Birthday_attack when lots of random numbers are generated, it greatly increases probability that two random numbers are identical. Somebody should do the math to calculate exact percentage on how likely is to get one collision when there are n numbers of unique bitcoin addresses generated and used in blockchain. But I still think that probability of collision in real life is close to zero, even if birthday attack collision probability is increased several orders of magnitude.
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After messing around I come to this conclusion. The wallet.dat somehow got corrupted and newer Bicoin Core versions have problem when trying to use it. The solution was to run bitcoin-qt.exe with -salvagewallet option. It created new High Definition wallet with private keys imported from old wallet.dat Except the labels are not imported.
The thread should be renamed to more appropriate name. Also I will not share the corrupt wallet since it does contain something I would not like to share.
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8 days is nothing. You must do it only once. Then it will be there as long as the computer and OS is alive.
I think the bottleneck probably is the mechanical HDD or network speed.
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