Street of Facades, Petra, Jordan

Edit: This is the inside look.

I wonder what the purpose of those square holes on the walls is...

Ancient Roman city of Jerash, in Jordan.

sniper training ground.

Welcome back nullius! 

In some jurisdictions that's clearly a hate crime and in the UK there are a few people in jail for less.

On my ignore list from now on.

You can choose to be an asshole or you can be a nice person.

I enjoy stress testing people

4000 euro.
i will love you

I recently spilled water (and ouzo, don't ask....) on my new keyboard.

Typing the "4" a few times above, and having to correct "44" several times made me realize the problem is much more common than I thought. I'll take apart that button again, and order a new keyboard if it doesn't work. Unreliable numbers can create much bigger problems than sending too much Merit.

Sure. Sorry for the inconvenience.

To generate the revocation certificate, I had to use my private key, but I certainly recognise that your request is valid.

Since I have to put some effort to find my old GPG key now and since my Yubikey is already set up with my new one, I will use my previously staked address.

The message is signed with Electrum's standard.

Message:

Address:

Signature:

After I had some problems with impersonators (as explained here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5536007.0), I decided to review my whole security setup, even though no harm was done.

As a result, I decided to revoke my GPG key that is staked here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1159946.msg63194495#msg63194495

I also sent the revoke certificate to the Ubuntu Keyserver and you can see it here: https://keyserver.ubuntu.com/pks/lookup?search=2C063F3D4D988057B5FB32D011801D727E22DF4C&fingerprint=on&op=index

Please find my new GPG key below and use this for any correspondence.




The new key is sent to the Ubuntu Keyserver: https://keyserver.ubuntu.com/pks/lookup?search=510D3C2A89AF481DA65FA7CC35126AD5B4973FE5&fingerprint=on&op=index

thanks for your responses.
i understand it sounds strange, but i would invest the dollar in crypto on coinbase anyway and he does owns btc. so i was asking myself, why not send his btc directly to my coinbase. instead of receiving cash to my bank account, transferring cash to my coinbase and then trading cash for crypto.

i was unsure because for bank transfers coinbase wants the name of the bank account to match with the coinbase profile.

I reported the post as zero value and it was removed.

This thread needs to be moved to the "Investigations" section.

The posts have been deleted.

Someone probably did the right thing and reported them ensuring the posts were removed quietly thus not bringing unnecessary attention to the contents of the post(s).

Having a look back at the key words of the posts, this user tried the same scam back in late September 2016.

This person identifies themselves as REDACTED and they have provided a number of way they can be contacted.  (note to ninjastic, your scraping hasn't picked up at least one bitcoin wallet address they used which can't be found in a search on your site, but it is there.).

REDACTED has DOX'ed themself in their own posts and has been the subject of discussion by others who speculate he is an alt of one other user, a Legendary user who was last online in May 2020 (but last regularly posted in 2017 with a one off post in 2018 just one month before the OP's registration date  ).

From the scant half dozen posts of each user that I scroll read, there is some similarity to get my interest in looking into a possible connection between the two.  There are no date similarities and as we can see on this page, the second user signs with their first name in numerous posts, so I'm already leaning towards they are not alts. (But it is likely that the second user has an alt whose registration date was within a month of the user's last post in 2017 - and they have almost identical users names and the second user has replied to users who refer to him by the name the other signs off with.)