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1  Other / Meta / Re: Is there a dark mode? on: September 11, 2020, 04:20:54 PM
No, there is no default option in the current forum software, maybe it would be available in the new forum when we eventually migrate.
You can check out this thread - List of Bitcointalk.org Userscripts/ Add-ons if you are comfortable with userscripts or add ons.
Some browsers like Firefox, also support default dark theme.
Cool, I wasn't aware of any future migrations, looking forward to that. I'm seeing a lot of features there that I didnt even think of but they are nice QoL changes. Is there an expected date for the migration?

You can check out this thread - List of Bitcointalk.org Userscripts/ Add-ons if you are comfortable with userscripts. Some browsers also support default dark theme.
Some of those makeshift dark mode changes do have an ugly aesthetic.

There are some (browser) extensions that attempt to create universal dark mode across sites, and you may find better cohesion with those if privacy is not an issue. Despite what I expected, it turns out a lot of Bitcoiners don't mind that, so check them out if it applies to you.
I'm aware of extensions but sometimes they flat out don't work, or they create an ugly theme, poor contrast, etc. The flipped colors don't work out and are sometimes unreadable. Do you have a recommended extension that you use personally for chrome?
2  Other / Meta / Is there a dark mode? on: September 11, 2020, 03:51:18 PM
Hey guys I've been wondering if there's an option to enable dark mode on this forum. I've been looking around and can't seem to find an option to enable. Does this feature exist?
3  Economy / Services / Re: Roobet.com | Art Contest - $5000 Prizepool up for grabs! Ends August 31st on: August 19, 2020, 04:21:11 AM
Here is my entry.



Roobet username: robbinson
4  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Getting scared is useful! on: August 15, 2020, 10:07:05 AM
It makes sense since you should be scared about spending your bitcoins since if you lose it it's like losing real money and you'll feel the burn of a scam but this time there are no chargebacks
5  Economy / Economics / Re: China is winning the Economy Wars on: August 15, 2020, 09:29:47 AM
The problem here is the developing countries that seek such help from China are gullible, this is mostly a corrupt deal, and this is a first hand view. The corrupt leaders from those country -of which am a citizen of - strikes deals with China for loans in huge amounts -loans that never serve any use - and insure use part of their sovereignty as a collateral, off cause China would oblige and sign off such loans already knowing the state of the country.

This countries are losing there sovereignty to China, this might not be paid now but in generations China would control large areas of Africa, which is becoming habitual debtors to China.

This can be solved by
+ Borrowing what can be paid back at the stipulated time
+ Using what was borrowed for a good use,
+ Try killing/stoping the urge to borrow

The problem is that the reward is so high when partnering with China and their large labour force. If you have that overwhelming GDP that you can tap into and you don't want to it seems irrational.
6  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Determine which coin to invest in? on: July 17, 2020, 08:35:03 PM
Hi guys, I am seeking general crypto advice. What factors do you consider when you seek for a lesser-known currency to invest in? I am not talking about the top 10 or 20 coins, but lesser known coins.

Does it do something that Bitcoin can't?  If not, don't invest.
Is there a founder's reward?  If not, don't invest.
Is the distribution fair?  If not, don't invest.
Is it an open source project anyone can contribute to?  If not, don't invest.

I generally believe that 95% of your crypto holdings should be in Bitcoin, but a couple I wouldn't oppose seeing money thrown at are: Grin, Ravencoin, & Namecoin.

How would I go about checking if a coin's distribution is fair, or if there's a founder's reward?
7  Other / Beginners & Help / Determine which coin to invest in? on: July 17, 2020, 06:38:24 PM
Hi guys, I am seeking general crypto advice. What factors do you consider when you seek for a lesser-known currency to invest in? I am not talking about the top 10 or 20 coins, but lesser known coins.
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