That's not a clipboard problem, it's something else. Sign offline, or use a hardware wallet if your system is that compromised.
And don't use Metamask

That's probably why ViaBTC recently changed the captcha. That made their accelerator available again for a couple of days. After that, the bots upgraded their game.
I guess they'll change it again, but probably not during the holidays. If they don't upgrade the captcha, they can just as well end their free accelerator.

Can I try? I'll also get you a copy at loyce.club/other/tmp/ if you email (<username>alenzuela@gmail) me the image.

Now, there's no spot left after only 1 second. I tried submitting the captcha at the exact moment, I tried starting at the exact moment. It's all futile.

That explains why it's impossible now. The captcha stops humans but not bots.

That's not how laws work!

It's been a while since I've seen you (at Rollin)! How's life?

You can delete your posts, but not your accounts.

The AI chatbot spam has now reached the whitelisting requests. I just had one with 100% AI-crap according to zerogpt.com.
If it's too much effort to write an email by yourself, you should most definitely not join a forum!

That would be a great feature to add to the forum, with end-to-end encryption so Cloudflare can't read it anymore. But it won't stop people from screenshotting and still posting it.

Maybe. We'll probably never know. But even if there is, any miner that isn't part of the cartel profits the most.

I can't even use ViaBTC anymore: they're instantly full every hour, and I don't even get to see a number larger than 0 anymore.

Blockchair's privacy score is BS. I've seen weekly transactions with the same addresses get a 95% score.

That being said: use Coin Control to pick your inputs. Use labels to organize your inputs. Make it a habit to manually select which input to use. If you're okay linking them all together, you can use "send all". With current transaction fees, that may be a bad idea anyway.

I don't process anything, I just keep the raw HTML for archiving purposes. Although I also keep a list per user and per topic.

I meant ask TryNinja nicely if you want for instance only data from the Economics board.

I don't have a database. I just have "data". And it's a lot. Hence my question if you know how you're going to handle it. Old posts for instance are stored in a different format, although I may still have a backup of individual files for each post. Update: found it. That's the part where you'll get millions of files in one directory. So you'll have to be a bit more specific before I just dump a shitload of files on you

Don't scrape, ask

But why? You're using Electrum, which gives you a very long list of new addresses. You can label each of them, to keep track of different payments. Address reuse is bad for privacy, and makes it harder to know where a payment came from. Why would you ever use the same address for different purposes?

I don't think that matters for chain analysis, unless funds are joined with other inputs to create multiple outputs. And at the moment it costs a small fortune in transaction fees.

They'll ask the next question: "How did you get the funds?". Plausible deniability isn't the same as a plausible answer.

Simply put: that's on you! It's your own responsibilty to keep records, if you can't do that, you'll have to face the taxman. I don't think the forum can be expected to keep records for other people's tax purposes. Blockchain timestamps can support your story.

Obviously you need to declare everything, but here, taxman usually doesn't ask for context. But when he does, you have 6 weeks to provide it so you'd better be ready.

I've never used this feature, and in my mind "OP" isn't something you can sell, but here's a guess: it says "network fee N/A", could that be the reason?

I don't know what "CS slang" is, but WYSIWYG stands for What You See Is What You Get. That's literally how my data files are.

Nope. That's TryNinja's specialty. Again: just ask nicely

I don't get it: You complain about people sending a PM to "your clients" (and that's not the first time), but when it's convenient for you, you do the same thing!

I don't think someone on DT should publish other people's PMs.

For the record: publishing a PM is not plagiarism. It could be a copyright violation though.

Send some LN funds, that moves them to the other side of your channel, and creates the inbound liquidity you need.
Any exchange that accepts LN would work.

See the link you started this topic with. WYSIWYG. Best I can do is a post number.

I've seen another sentiment analysis, which analysed posts concerning the block size discussion at Fork time. But it's only in my email, I can't find it online.

Have you thought about how you'd handle my data? It's a lot: millions of files, about 100 GB, and most file systems can't handle that many files without many subdirectories.

We don't. But I've seen it go up and down often enough to expect it again at some point.

I thought the same in 2017

How about you just ask nicely? What do you need, and what's the goal? Or better: will you publish the results on Bitcointalk?