Sorry for not responding sooner lol... Been a long weekend as my birthday was on the 18th lol

Quote from: ABCbits on May 18, 2024, 09:47:23 AM

Quote from: mochi86_ on May 17, 2024, 03:27:05 PM

Like I've stated in my previous reply, I found it in a website's directory that should not be accessible regularly for normal site-goers and obviously, I have opened it up on notepad to check the encoding to see if there is any sussy malware code written. It didn't so the file checked out clean.

You're right it shouldn't be accessible to random visitor. In addition, it doesn't seem to be indexed by Google search engine either. But it's also possible that it's honeypot set by owner the website.

Yes, that is also a possibility. This type of response is what I've been waiting to hear! I appreciate you didn't just continue this 'you're a newb and ridiculously stupid' bit that all the other people are doing.

Quote from: Cricktor on May 18, 2024, 10:05:51 AM

More experienced users here are simply annoyed and tired of such topics because it's not original at all, especially the way you put it. It's at minimum still a waste of time, yours and ours.

Let me put what your saying into perspective:
Experienced users = someone like master oogway (assuming you and everyone else knows Kung-Fu Panda)

Do you see master oogway yelling at inexperienced people about how endlessly stupid they are and that they are wasting time? Do you see master oogway ridiculing them about how they don't know 'the way' and to just stop asking stupid questions and just listen to the rants of the experienced who don't share their knowledge in a nice manner as they should?

Cuz clearly I haven't. If you see yourself as a more experienced user than others, then shouldn't you be more slow to anger? More slow to pointing fingers and saying people waste your time on pointless topics?

Quote from: Cricktor on May 18, 2024, 10:05:51 AM

It's funny how you're fighting for it, though.

At this point I'm not fighting for the relevancy of my topic; It's to show how irritating it is for the so called 'newbs' to get any actual help or knowledge the 'experienced' users claim to have.

I understand that newbs (including me) can bring in topics that may have been mentioned long ago or have no apparent relation to bitcoin, but I believe if you are part of the 'experienced' people here, you need not to get all hotheaded about it. I believe this is the only way for the bitcoin community to grow and also for this forum to thrive instead of having non-bitcoin people (aka the rest of society) call everyone here inc*l neckbeards or redditor 2.0's <--- (yes, I've actually heard someone use this term while I mentioned about this forum... Idk if anyone else will take offense but... yeah...).

This is how I see it; It's up to you to decide how you'll take this information.

Have a wonderful day y'all!