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Re: SMS VERIFICATIONS FREE
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Jabba the Bit
on 23/02/2018, 10:07:05 UTC
Quote from: airtman on February 01, 2018, 11:04:25 AM
Get your first SMS verification free with me and the rest will be paid at a cheaper rate of $0.3 per verification

Let's get started,

Please know I can't PM you because am still a newbie and numbers of PM are limited...

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Note : please do remember to come back here and vouch for me after a review is taken then you can decide if you will work with me...

Every review is free,

Thanks for understanding.

What country are these used in? I'm interested and will probably buy a few in the coming week. Thanks.

edit: I didn't see they are from Nigeria.
Will they work for facebook?
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Re: Cloudflare requiring Javascript for Tor users (and others?)
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Jabba the Bit
on 23/02/2018, 10:00:54 UTC
For anyone that isn't aware of what fingerprinting is, here is an example.

I rob a bank without using a disguise, showing my face and leave behind my fingerprints on the door I use to enter the building.
Nobody there knows my name and so I still remain 'anonymous'.
But then the cameras and witnesses can fingerprint me based on how I look and law enforcement can fingerprint my identity from the fingerprints I leave behind on the door and counter. So then I'm caught.

If I was to use a disguise and wear gloves, I would remain anonymous and I leave only a few fingerprints behind.

In the virtual world there are many more fingerprints that your browser leaves behind that will track you and a HUGE amount of this information is sourced with javascript.
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Re: Cloudflare requiring Javascript for Tor users (and others?)
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Jabba the Bit
on 23/02/2018, 08:11:11 UTC
Yeah I don't agree with bitcointalk running cloudflare. I hate running javascript when I need to rely on security.

Fingerprinting is now a big issue like mentioned above.

Canvas, user agent, fonts, these can all tie your identity back to your facebook account or email account.

Also a VPN doesn't really do shit if you're being fingerprinted. It will hide your browsing from your ISP but wont hide your privacy from Google
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Re: Why aren't there more women in Bitcoin?
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Jabba the Bit
on 18/02/2018, 12:44:23 UTC
Quote from: Adrazan on November 13, 2017, 09:35:46 AM
Take a look around the crypto community, both in meatspace and online, and it would be fair to say that the majority of participants are male. This is borne out in a recent survey of 2,000 Americans which shed light on the makeup of the bitcoin space, highlighting a stark gender divide. In fact Google Analytics data estimates less than 4% of bitcoin users to be female. The question is, why?

Source: https://news.bitcoin.com/why-arent-there-more-women-in-bitcoin/?utm_source=Why

Because women don't like to handle money (except for buying things with it) and they are risk adverse. Also how many women do you know who are tech savvy?
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Re: Difference between Bitcoin and real money?
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Jabba the Bit
on 18/02/2018, 12:22:47 UTC
Quote from: crst on September 10, 2016, 06:13:57 PM
If I want to buy stocks or invest money I can easily invest with real $. Why would I convert my $ to bitcoins?
If I want to gamble , I can simply gamble on websites that require $ as currency, why would I convert it to bitcoins?

If you're just going to transfer your bitcoin immediately for something else, then there isn't a difference between the two.

Quote from: crst on September 10, 2016, 06:13:57 PM
What's the difference between Bitcoins and dolars? What does bitcoin bring to the table that real $ don't, less taxes, more income?

More anonymity,  don't have to rely on banks, provable wealth on no obfustication of where the coins came from on the blockchain. The list goes on.
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Re: Is bitcoin used by criminals ?
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Jabba the Bit
on 18/02/2018, 12:14:50 UTC
Quote from: nankers on January 05, 2018, 03:32:27 AM
I once read an article that says bitcoin is used as a payment transaction for terrorists and hackers. And maybe you guys in this forum also already know it. But here i want to convey my personal opinion in that matter. I think that internet and bitcoin interrelated. Many terrorists and criminals use internet .so also with bitcoin which used perpetrator However, despite all these issues, do people make concrete efforts to ban the internet? No. Not because removing and banning Bitcoin is difficult, but because the internet offers more positive than negative. For the same reason, we have to be more careful about our mindset for Bitcoin, because much evidence has shown that Bitcoin brings many positive, if not more, effects than the internet. Internet and Bitcoin are just devices that 'bad guys' and 'good people'. Fortunately, the world is filled with more people in the 'good people' category.

Bitcoin was to be used by criminals before it became more mainstream. They could be sent rather anonymously and were used as the primary currency of .onion black markets. I think bitcoin is still used in illegal ways but there are other coins now which are more anonymous like monaro.

At the end of the day bitcoin is just a secure way of transferring and keeping wealth that doesn't rely on a bank to keep your funds.
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Re: I told my grandma to put all her lifesavings in Bitcoin because you guys said
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Jabba the Bit
on 18/02/2018, 12:06:58 UTC
Then you better get your Grandma to also buy a pacemaker because investing in crypto is stressful.
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Re: Wallet Suggestions?
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Jabba the Bit
on 18/02/2018, 11:49:02 UTC
Quote from: AhaGo on February 17, 2018, 09:23:05 PM
Exodus? Jaxx? MetaMask? BlockMarket? Online Hosted wallet that I pay for?

Id rather use an offline wallet but who can be trusted other then nobody? But if I had to trust someone?

Would you use an online wallet or a cold wallet? I was thinking to setup a wallet on a spare pc and take it offline?

I have alt coins? Just looking for opinions on what people have used?

If you want an ethereum wallet I suggest Mist because its safe and also lets you use ERC20 tokens.
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Re: What will be the future of Artificially driven cryptocurrencies..
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Jabba the Bit
on 18/02/2018, 11:39:07 UTC
Quote from: I.Grozni on February 18, 2018, 10:43:26 AM
Quote from: NSS7788 on February 17, 2018, 09:09:11 AM
In the start of 2018 year, so many artificially driven projects were introduced and some ICO's are still going on. What will be the future of these projects.....

99% of projects will not survive. Projects that have a familiar development team and a good idea behind will succeed in attracting investors. Others will disappear as quickly as they started.

Yeah I see loads of new coins and tokens appearing and most of them dont add anything unique to their architecture except for a few altered values. Most of these are pumped for a while and will die off. Think the dot com bubble.
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Re: The Real Guide on How to Get MERIT!
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Jabba the Bit
on 18/02/2018, 11:25:20 UTC
Quote from: mjglqw on February 18, 2018, 10:54:35 AM
Quote from: Jabba the Bit on February 18, 2018, 10:37:13 AM
Quote from: Thirio on February 18, 2018, 10:19:34 AM
Quote from: mjglqw on February 18, 2018, 07:55:18 AM
The Real Guide on How to NOT Get MERIT!
1. Post a tantrum because you're not smart enough to make helpful and constructive posts
2. Be a regular in off-topic and spread your oneliner on bitcoin discussion.

3. Regurgitate what the post above says, except make it 3 times longer and add words you don't understand so that the post looks intelligent (and you end up sounding foreign).
4. Spam "HODL", "To the moon!", "Bitcoin will be 30k/50k/100k on December 2018", etc on investment/trading topics.
5. Make a post in off topic that asks an obscure question, but don't give your own answer.
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Re: If you have joined Bitcointalk to make money
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Jabba the Bit
on 18/02/2018, 11:17:55 UTC
I joined Steemit a while ago. You can also interact with steem without singing up with Steemit if you want more security over your wallet, but you have to pay with your own ethereum if you do. Registration can take a week.
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Re: How to increase your merit ?
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Jabba the Bit
on 18/02/2018, 11:11:43 UTC
Quote from: PageDown on February 18, 2018, 10:57:30 AM
merit is commonly given to useful information that you post in bitcointalk. am I right? or is it about the likes and reply you get on your post? which is it?


I think that there is a certain group of members who get merit and can send it for good posts.
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Re: Beginner Mistakes!!!!!!!!
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Jabba the Bit
on 18/02/2018, 11:03:26 UTC
Tradingview also has some great charts which are created by professional traders.
Here is a link https://www.tradingview.com/symbols/BTCUSD/
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Re: How to increase your merit ?
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Jabba the Bit
on 18/02/2018, 10:44:28 UTC
You cant. We must forever stand in the shadows and in awe of those greater than we are, until senpai notices.
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Re: The Real Guide on How to Get MERIT!
by
Jabba the Bit
on 18/02/2018, 10:37:13 UTC
Quote from: Thirio on February 18, 2018, 10:19:34 AM
Quote from: mjglqw on February 18, 2018, 07:55:18 AM
The Real Guide on How to NOT Get MERIT!
1. Post a tantrum because you're not smart enough to make helpful and constructive posts
2. Be a regular in off-topic and spread your oneliner on bitcoin discussion.

3. Regurgitate what the post above says, except make it 3 times longer and add words you don't understand so that the post looks intelligent (and you end up sounding foreign).
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Re: About TOR Browser
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Jabba the Bit
on 18/02/2018, 10:30:02 UTC
I use tor browser here and on all bitcoin related sites because a bitcoin wallet isn't like a bank account and anybody can steal your coins if your computer is compromised. TOR encrypts traffic and makes this a little harder for hackers.