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Re: BMF has lost access to it's wallet [UNMODERATED]
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twentyseventy
on 30/05/2014, 14:16:50 UTC
My deleted post, for posterity:

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Your post isn't critical of me, it's just asinine. [snip]

It was meant to be critical of you; I've always been wary of your dealings in the past. One of the first things to happen are accusations, baseless or otherwise. I don't see the point in deleting a post if you're going to leave the 'record' of it up - what's the point.

In any case, it's extremely irresponsible to not be checking on the backups with that amount of money at stake.

*shrug* Thanks for your opinion, but you don't know what you are talking about. Try designing a web wallet sometime. You need to keep what happened here in perspective. You are flying off the handle at me because someone spilled coffee on a raid disk 5,000 miles away? Huh? Go back and read the OP then read what you just wrote. If you aren't embarrassed enough to delete your own post I would be very surprised. Beyond that, unless you have something positive to say no you are not welcome to post in this thread anymore.

It's you who is creating the situation of "One of the first things to happen are accusations..." -- if you don't like it, then don't be part of the problem.

Something positive to say? In this post? Should there be?

I'm not flying off the handle here, far from it. You should be more careful to guard BTC against the failure of a single disk, regardless of whether the failure is coffee-related or whether it's 5,000 inches or 5,000 miles away. The point remains.

Best of luck to BMF holders
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