Nobody has written about them, doesn't mean they don't exist.
BTW, that site is mine.

Envia-me uma mensagem pessoal aqui no forum com a quantia desejada e eu responderei com os dados de pagamento em poucos minutos.

Or a very good one, depending on which side you are

Ninguem pode dizer que ele nao avisou...

What will you do with links that get deleted?
Present a page saying "link not valid" or giving out your own address?

You smoke too much weed

Are you looking for a flying fly, Phinn?


https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=20648

PS: It looks like a running flea(or some other bug) to me, but whatever lol

Shit, I just remembered the last time my son did something like this(cry like a looney cause he didn't want to go to bed), the neighbours called the cops saying there was a child being abused on the upper floor...

Moral of the story: Forget about the whole "I'll give you a real reason to cry" thing

So, maybe people need the 2 days of blockchain download to think if they really want the responsibility to be holding their own money without someone to bail them out when they do impulse buying or something else as stupid.

Better quality pic, same text

You forgot one:

Stupid thread is stupid.

Why are you bumping a scammer's thread whith an off-topic reply to a one month old reply?

Are you sure uPnP doesn't use that wmi service to configure the router?

The 100 change adresses pool also gets deleted/flushed and replaced with new addresses when encrypting the wallet. Probably not relevant, but good info to know about.

Then Mike has a bug on his software, because Steal did decrypt the private key to a valid one, allebeit a different address.
Let me go to laptop and I'll tell you to which address lol

EDIT: This is strange, but now it says The Passphrase is Incorrect.
But it did give me a valid Private Key and Address, because I've even imported it to my MtGox account.
No, I didn't save it, so I can't say which address or privatekey it was and there's no way on MtGox to see it.
Maybe a glitch from running Mike's tool on Ubuntu. Or a glicth on my fingers and I clicked the wrong button?

Yes, that's it.
If you wanted to try that 380204032 times.
The dude cracked it by thinking like Mike

LMAO

Mike has a sense of humour.
Too bad this test only showed that people and their predictable way of thinking are security biggest enemy.

So, are you saying that if you(or someone else) wants or tries to change bitcoin in a way I don't like or agree with I should just STFU because I never contributed a line of code?

That description also fits you very well...