Quote from: tapn2me on May 18, 2016, 02:36:26 PM

Quote from: stoat on May 18, 2016, 02:33:30 PM

Quote from: tapn2me on May 18, 2016, 02:30:18 PM

Quote from: stoat on May 18, 2016, 02:27:55 PM

He'll be back. He cant stay away the sad old twat

He's currently logged in with the sockpuppet1 account and reading here:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=837451

I personally hope he won't go. I really like his posts, basically everything about it. It's definitely hot material to read. He's a refreshing oasis in a sea of stupidity!

Not really he just gets paid to bash everyhing that isnt monero. Pretty pathetic really.

TPTB_need_war pointed out a series of Monero's issues many times or do I hallucinate?

Please don't forget that he was allegedly bribed by smooth with 2.5 BTC earlier. That is pretty sad.

No, during the BCX incident, Anonymint/TPTB_need_war thought he found BCX's planned exploit and was supposed to get a bounty for that--that that turned out be something else, so smooth paid it out of his own pocket because he though it was the right thing to do.

If we can create spellcheck, can we create readcheck?

Quote from: TPTB_need_war on May 16, 2016, 08:44:41 PM

Quote from: smooth on May 16, 2016, 08:02:50 PM

Quote from: cryptosecurity on May 16, 2016, 07:51:04 PM

Doesn't come unexpected to be honest but still quite a SHOCKER

Quote from: TPTB_need_war on May 16, 2016, 07:47:06 PM

I like smooth. He has been very fair with me and helped me also. He even paid/donated a few BTC one time to me.

´smooth´ is the anonymous front face and imperialist of the controversial Monero Club.

´AnonyMint/TPTB_need_war´ is an independent Cryptopioneer who is on the forefront of crypto auditing.

Evidently, smooth has deliberately bribed AnonyMint/TPTB_need_war in order to silence him on Monero's severe flaws.

LOL no. We offered him a bounty for identifying weaknesses in Monero in 2014*, which I paid him and he has written about on the forum many times since. Nothing has been kept secret.

Nice FUD though.

* This was in connection with the alleged coin-stealing vulnerability in the crypto BCX claimed to have, and which TPTB claimed to have found, but which turned out to be nonexistant FUD. What TPTB found had nothing to do with BCX but was still a valid contribution so I paid him anyway.

Yes smooth paid me out of his own pocket. I thought I had an agreement with Monero but I guess there isn't really any official "Monero" so it wasn't quite clear who would judge if I deserved any bounty. It was a mess.

And smooth out of the kindness of his own heart, paid me afair 2.5 BTC.

The BCX incident is difficult to explain. I thought I was helping and as smooth says I did find one insight, but in another way I unwittingly perhaps helped BCX short Monero or whatever he did. I am not really even clear what happened.

Any way smooth never bribed me. Smooth knows he doesn't own me. Lol. I flip him middle finger in PMs sometimes (rarely and almost always about the community he is managing). Seriously though, smooth is an ethical person.

Your issue with smooth is not his ethics. The issue is smooth believes in community very much. I just want to point out to smooth that a community of Linux developers is not the same animal as a community of gamblers who are not communing about coding.

Smooth and I would be happy campers in a forum of like-minded programmers talking tech shop.

My guess is Smooth seems to believe in enforcing ethics and creating a community for Monero. I think this is where the boundaries get blurred. It is not that smooth is incorrect in his logic. But there are different perspectives and feelings in play. And different vested interests and all valid from their own right. I think perhaps we just need to admit the altcoin arena is a Wild West that doesnt want a Sheriff.

Any way, he is free to do it his way. Smooth has very little influence over me. He has influence over me in terms of explaining realities in the altcoin scene that I wasn't focused on. But I also work through the logic on my own and eventually perhaps come to a different perspective over time.