Possible plagiarism with text snipper/paraphrasing.

User: Phyllomania
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Quote from: Phyllomania on August 25, 2022, 07:51:17 AM

Simply put, a node is a networking device with an IP address that aids in connectivity with other nodes. Nodes have less information that a server does.

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Quote from: https://byjus.com/questions/state-true-or-false-nodes-and-servers-have-the-same-function/

Any system or device connected to a network is also called a node. It has an IP address which helps us in connectivity with other nodes . Node contains less information than server . Nodes and servers have not same function. Main function of server is to access, hold and transfer all files and data from other computer machine over the computer network.

P.S. @nc50lc was the one spotted it, see https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5407602.msg60819572#msg60819572.

Possible plagiarism with text snipper/paraphrasing. This user create a "new" sentence from 2-3 parts of original sentence. Dark yellow means it's used to create red and green "new" sentence.

User: mayfair_coin
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Quote from: mayfair_coin on Today at 12:46:54 PM

Wallet.dat are database files which contains private keys but it is not human readable. They used standard tools which is impossible to read because it contains copy of transactions

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Quote from: https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/a/854

wallet.dat, addr.dat and blkindex.dat are Berkeley Database files. They can be read using standard tools, but aren't human readable by themselves. blk0001.dat (and additional blk000n.dat blocks) contain the blockchain itself, that's just a binary concatenation of the blocks.

wallet.dat contains your private keys, your address book, a copy of the transactions that send coins from or to one of your addresses, accounts, reserve keys, personal settings, and a pointer to the current best block.