LoyceV's reputation thread

[RGBTC]

I think the Chinese myth is starting to make sense. You're hit by repeated bad luck.

The numbers 6 and 8 are widely considered lucky, while 4 is considered unlucky.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_numerology

Use 6 or 8 instead, wondering what will happen to your keyboard. Or is it going to give you 44 as the curse is irrevocable?

[DireWolfM14]

The keyboard is only 11 months old, but I spilled something on it.

TMI!  

You can douche it out with isopropyl (90% solution) and let it dry for a few minutes.  If you can pop the key off and douche the soft board and the bottom of the key, even better.

Use 6 or 8 instead

Why is 6 afraid of 7?

Because 789

[LoyceV]

Use 6 or 8 instead

Old habits die hard.

The keyboard is only 11 months old, but I spilled something on it.

TMI!  

It's been well documented that the liquids in question were a combination of ouzo and water. I don't even want to know what you were thinking

You can douche it out with isopropyl (90% solution) and let it dry for a few minutes.  If you can pop the key off and douche the soft board and the bottom of the key, even better.

I gave it my best already, it just keeps reminding me of may the fours be with you".

[NotATether]

The keyboard is only 11 months old, but I spilled something on it. I like how it types though, and a new keyboard can take a while to get used to.

If you're fine without typing sounds, why don't you get a keyboard with just haptic feedback? I have this keyboard and mouse, and I'm quite happy with them.

[DaveF]

Go here: https://www.wetkeys.com/default.asp
Pick one, get it and done for life.

Most of those keyboards will out last you.

But, I do have to warn you people look at you oddly when you have a keyboard in the dishwasher.

-Dave

[DYING_S0UL]

The keyboard is only 11 months old, but I spilled something on it. I like how it types though, and a new keyboard can take a while to get used to.

If you're fine without typing sounds, why don't you get a keyboard with just haptic feedback? I have this keyboard and mouse, and I'm quite happy with them.

And I have been using this half dead A4TECH OP-730D mouse that comes with laptop as gift (didn't even bought it), cost less then $5. Though I have build a very high config custom PC, I'm/was too lazy or should I say sentiment to let go this old friend. Hence I'm still using it for years now and it never failed me.  

[ibminer]

In honor of LoyceV, I present to you: The Ballad of LoyceV!

Enjoy!

[libert19]

I had moments where I wondered what, 'V' in LoyceV stands for. Then one fine day, I opened the loyce club website (https://loyce.club/), and I scrolled to the bottom of the page and woa! The answer to my curiosity was right there.

This is my revelation and I hesitantly present you all, in case you had this curiosity too.



In case you already knew, good for you. Feel free to scroll past. Thank you.

[Shishir99]

This is my revelation and I hesitantly present you all, in case you had this curiosity too.



In case you already knew, good for you. Feel free to scroll past. Thank you.

I think this is the first time I am reading it correctly. I always read it as LoyceVenezuela. I think I also saw another email address, which is LoyceSwitzerland or something similar. I don't remember correctly. I don't know if LoyceV chose his username from the email address, but I think he somewhere explained how he chose his username. There was a thread where people were explaining why they their username and LoyceV also shared his - if I remember correctly.

[libert19]

This is my revelation and I hesitantly present you all, in case you had this curiosity too.



In case you already knew, good for you. Feel free to scroll past. Thank you.

I think this is the first time I am reading it correctly. I always read it as LoyceVenezuela.

First time I read it, I also read it as if it's, 'Venezuela', then I double checked.

I don't know if LoyceV chose his username from the email address, but I think he somewhere explained how he chose his username.

I remember he somewhere mentioned, he generated random name from some random name generator website, so he must have created email based upon it and not the other way around.

[LoyceV]

Okay, here it goes (again):
"Loyce Valenzuela" came out of a random name generator. I only later found out that "Loyce" is a (black) woman's name. It confuses people, which I don't mind

The name Switzerland came from Lauda. I thought there's an older reference, but I can only find this one back:

Why can't you give a specific answer, like LoyceV did.

Loyce is sometimes trying too hard to be Switzerland. That's most certainly not my style.

A great guy gave me the name Marcel:

Please tell me I'm not Averell

Surely Marcel:

One story features Marcel Dalton, a bank owner living in Switzerland, a disgrace to the Dalton family because of his honesty.

Suchmoon holds a different theory:

Just google it...

https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Loyce

From my trip down memory lane:

Same thing for Loyce, but for me it's harder to tell in his/her case.

When I started with crypto, I used a random name generator and ended up with Loyce Valenzuela. It took me a while before I realized it's a women's name. More specific: according to Google image search it's a black women's name.

It's been more than 4 years, and the name has grown on me

[Shishir99]

Suchmoon holds a different theory:

Just google it...

https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Loyce

I actually did search Loyce on Google.
It shows some black women and warriors. Not someone specific, but it is showing different women's images, and even kids. The Google AI result says - Loyce is primarily a vintage, unisex given name meaning "famous warrior" or "better", related to Lois and Louis. Another AI overview says - Loyce is primarily a given name of Old French and Germanic origin meaning "famous warrior" (related to Lois, Louise, and Louis) But I am sure you did not dig that much when you picked that name, right?

[LoyceV]

But I am sure you did not dig that much when you picked that name, right?

Let me put it this way: if I would have known I'd still be using the same name more than 11 years later, I would have put a bit more thought into it

[joker_josue]

But I am sure you did not dig that much when you picked that name, right?

Let me put it this way: if I would have known I'd still be using the same name more than 11 years later, I would have put a bit more thought into it

I think that 10 years ago, many of us didn't think much about it. Now, it's about moving forward and continuing. 

I think that to this day, the best person who knew how to choose a good nickname was Satoshi, congratulations to him.