Why do you think something extraordinary will happen? From what I read, theyre just there to control crowds and handle emergencies if needed and  it's about dealing with all the people coming to see it, not coverin' something up.  I'd say grab some eclipse glasses, kick back and enjoy the show.  No need to stress something cosmic.

What's the difference? What matters is experience and skillset, not gender.


Get real. Unless you're stuck in the dark ages with archaic religious rules, gender discrimination is a relic of the past. There's no reason to consider gender selection when choosing a candidate, unless a physical advantage is required for the specific function.

As far as I know. Coinbase doesn't have some blanket minimum for everything you can trade.  It kinda varies based on the actual currencies you're exchanging.

The best way to check is to log in to your Coinbase account and navigate to the trade section. Select the trading pair you're interested in, and the platform will display a minimum order value requirement before you try to place a trade.

Of course I feel sad if my favorite team loses, especially if I placed some bets on them. But here's the thing, my friend: gambling carries risk.  It's not all fun and happy dances.

Losing money on your beloved team bites hard.  Particularly when anticipation ran high for a major match and you figured their victory was in the bag.  Still, you've gotta draw a line dividing your love for the team from gambling.  Flukes occur, and occasionally the superior squad takes an L.  Thats sports!  But grousing about a soured bet when you willingly rolled the dice? Come on now.

The Eurovision contest is heating up as we get closer to the big event.  Croatia has been the frontrunner for a few weeks now. 

Ukraine is putting up a good fight for the top though.  They are currently sitting in second place, but the gap between them and Croatia seems to be growing bit by bit.  The bookies handicapping the contest think Croatia has it just about locked up at this point - they are offering really favorable odds, like 3-4 to 1 for them to win it all and  ukraine's odds of pulling off their fourth Eurovision victory are getting longer, now between 5-7 to 1. 

It will be fun to see how it all shakes out! Croatia's entry is catchy but Ukraine has some powerful vocals on their side.  Either one could end up the victor when the final votes are counted.


https://eurovisionworld.com/odds/eurovision

We've all screwed up in our younger years.  I did some dumb stuff I regret too.  Swiping cash from your mom definitely wasn't okay, even as a kid.  Kudos for recognizing that and quitting.  I don't recall ever stealing from my folks directly.  But I fabricated random fees for stuff at school a few times to pocket some extra dough and  spent it on useless crap.  We live and learn.  At least you realized your mistake early on.  Many dont until it's too late. 

What's even the point of tossing a bunch of money on something that's pretty much a sure thing, when the payout can barely cover a small cup of coffee? I don't say you gotta go all in on some wild longshot, but if youre gonna try your luck, take a bit of a chance instead of playing it safe with pathetic returns.  Do some homework first scout out places where the odds are good but still interesting, then lay some bills down.  No guts, no glory as my grandpappy used to tell me before he lost the farm.   

Anyway, point is liven things up if you really wanna make bank.  Careful though, don't get too crazy chasing the thrill. What I personally like is try building a parlay with smaller wagers on different games. It forces me to actually analyze multiple matchups, not just pick the "safe" option.

Bitcoin. org has this process written out on GitHub for how they check out wallets before recommending them.  You can view it here: https://github.com/bitcoin-dot-org/Bitcoin.org/blob/master/docs/managing-wallets.md   

Basically, anyone can request that their hardware wallet be added.  But even if you do there's no guarantee it will actually get the recommendation in the end.

The Central African Republic legalized Bitcoin as legal tender back in 2022, If I'm not mistaken.  So currently, some other African countries may not have specific regulations around using and accepting Bitcoin, but it doesn't appear to be illegal.  Typically if there are legal gaps where Bitcoin is not officially regulated that means it falls into a gray area, but I'd argue that with no explicit bans in place, Bitcoin use remains completely legal.

I can't say for sure if Rollbit blocks users from Belgium or not.  Maybe someone else from Belgium who tries to access Rollbit could confirm.  I tried using my VPN to get a Belgian IP address to check the Rollbit site, and it did seem they blocked me.  Now IP blocking doesn't always work perfectly.  There's like a ton of different internet companies everywhere, so maybe Rollbits geoblocker thing doesn't catch them all.

We all know the risks, right? - losing money, time slipping away, even neglecting stuff we should be doing. But hey, maybe we'll hit the jackpot and end up with a nice chunk of change in our pockets! High risk, high reward, that's how it goes.

Some people really get into the strategy and challenge behind betting - for them, it's like a kind of game where the enjoyment comes from playing, not just the end result.  Win or lose. It's like with any hobby - for some folks, half the fun is in the process itself.  On the other hand, I only really have fun when I've got bonus cash or something to play with.  If my own money's on the line, especially any serious chunk of change ain't no fun anymore.  But I know some folks enjoy the strategy, the challenge of figuring the odds and trying to beat them.  Hey, different strokes and all.

Your passion for Bitcoin might've seemed a bit odd when you brought it up in the interview.  But I don't actually think its that weird to wonder about Bitcoin's future potential.  A lot can change in 10 years! I just think innovations like blockchain and digital currencies are fascinating.  Even if Bitcoin doesn't replace traditional money, the technology behind it could still transform finance and business one day. Just imagine, ten years ago Bitcoin was unheard of by most people, used only by a handful of enthusiasts.

And who knows - maybe one day checking a currency's value will be as routine as checking the weather, or we won't have to check it at all.

I quickly looked at the source code of the script, it's actually very simple.

Open the "Ignore threads" script in the Tampermonkey editor. Go to the last line (below '// Style') and add this in a new line:

This should hide the entire ignored topic line. I tested in Firefox browser, and it works.

The only drawback is that the "+" button, which previously allowed you to unignore the thread, is now hidden.  The only way to restore the thread is to click on "IGNORED THREADS" in the main menu and manually remove the topic ID from the list.

I get what you're trying to do here - make using wallets and dApps less of a headache for regular folks.  Believe me, I feel that pain too - switching networks, approving stuff, dealing with browser extensions.  It ain't fun. 

But I gotta say your solution seems to cause as many issues as it solves. Replacing decentralized apps with some centralized system users gotta log into? That smells fishy to me.  Ain't the whole point of crypto and web3 to get away from needing to trust servers and middlemen?

Sure, it might make life easier if some. But easier aint always better.

Razer is still active on the forum from time to time. He was active a few days ago, and I assume he is reading private messages.

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Looks like Razer came back to the forum today, I see activity on his profile. Hopefully he has seen this thread and will offer some explanation and support.

Deciding on the right sports betting site takes some legwork.  You gotta look around, check out which ones cover the sports and games you wanna put money on.  Also check out what kind of deals they offer to get you in the door.  Sign-up bonuses, free bets, that kinda thing.

I'm sure Rollbit has already been mentioned, but I wanted to second that recommendation.  This online casino and sportsbook offers a nice range of betting options across various sports and events and  the odds seem pretty solid too based on what I've seen.  Their rep Rollbit Razer actively engages in discussions on here as well, which is a major plus.  Hopefully this gives you something to think about as you weigh your options!

I don't have a ton of specific fears about gambling, but there are a couple things that make me nervous.  For one, you always gotta wonder if an online casino is gonna scam you.  Like what if you hit a huge jackpot and then they just decide not to pay out? That would be so messed up.  That's why I'm super careful checking out a site before I play there.  I look up reviews and stuff to see if people say its legit.  

The other worries I have is kinda about myself more than the sites and  i know some dudes get completely hooked on gambling and blow all their cash.  I don't think I'm like that, but I still try to kinda keep an eye on how much time and money I'm spending just to be safe.  Most nights Ill only gamble for like an hour or two tops cause my wife will yell at me if I stay up too late again lol.  But for real anything can be addicting so you gotta have some self control.


I get why you'd be worried.  Hitting the mega jackpot only to get stuck in verification purgatory? No thanks! But there are ways you can reduce or completely eliminate that risk: Find a reputable casino with solid reviews.  Check they've got the proper licenses and whatnot.  You want somewhere trusted that'll actually pay out if you win big.  And dont wait until you score that jackpot to get verified.  Upload your docs and get validated right off the bat.  That'll prevent any delays down the road. It can also help to keep meticulous records on those deposits, especially the big ones.  Casinos can get weird about large sums, so have all your paperwork squared away.

No, I don't think the BPIP extension has this. I couldn't find anything like that in the options.


Another idea I read somewhere... If you use uBlock Origin or any other adblocker that lets you add your own rules, you can probably train it to automatically hide all locked topics as if they were banner ads. I haven't personally tried this yet, but I bet its possible, you just need to find the right html element that needs to be blocked.

You can take a look at this script from NLNico: Ignore threads - user script

After installing, you can ignore any thread with a simple + button next to the title in a thread overview. This doesn't actually remove a thread from the overview, it just applies the new style so that other threads become more visible.

Example: https://imgur.com/OlG1GrH

OP, I agree with the others. It might be best to move this thread to a more suitable board. The Games and Rounds board could also be a good fit, considering it's a competition.

March 22, 2024, the price: $66,666! Here's hoping the price hits a nice number again!