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Yes, there was a funny story with the seizure of the network and the removal of witnesses from power
It wasn't a funny story.. It was 3 chinese exchanges embezzling and powering up custodial stake to "51%" the network and take control over it.
They then proceeded to facilitate the theft of millions of USD worth of Steem... Even from some accounts that were dormant.
Fuck what steem became. fuck sun yuchen and fuck anyone who supports steem after their "owner" turned into a common thief.
If you want an ACTUALLY decentralized social media blockchain that isn't run by a shifty as fuck CCP bellboy check out HIVE on PeakD.com
(note that your Steem keys will work on HIVE for the most part. Stop supporting thieving cowards and migrate your blogging to HIVE!)
Yes my account had been temporarily banned. After I contacted thru email customer support. They made me prove username last withdrawal txID last deposit txID then they gave me a code to get in my account. Where I saw that all of my 17.2 horizen had been transferred to dogecoin then Bitcoin and then withdrawn from my account.
Today I realised my account had been hacked again and my username will not longer work again or my password I can go to the website and click there forgot password button I made a new password use it with my email and then it says username or password isn't correct. I had 2fa and new passwords.
So the email support replied back didn't even ask for proof who I am. Unlike last time. unlocked my 2fa and gave me a code to get in. Wouldn't supply me with any information on how somebody was able to do that again with 2fa and new passwords.
Today I realised my account had been hacked again and my username will not longer work again or my password I can go to the website and click there forgot password button I made a new password use it with my email and then it says username or password isn't correct. I had 2fa and new passwords.
So the email support replied back didn't even ask for proof who I am. Unlike last time. unlocked my 2fa and gave me a code to get in. Wouldn't supply me with any information on how somebody was able to do that again with 2fa and new passwords.
Sounds like you have a keylogger on your system or an email you use is compromised.. :/
Thanks for the response I'm not sure on how to do that is the problem if you have anywhere I could read about how to do that ddos I would greatly appreciate it.
It's super illegal to do in most countries to be honest as it disrupts internet traffic and often requires usage of hardware that the DDOS'er doesn't own. (botnets)
But if you're hell bent on wrecking their day and want to do some research into the technology behind pulling off such a thing https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mirai_(malware) is an ok place to start.
I do NOT condone you, nor anyone else DDOS'ing other peoples web servers as you could face jail time if caught... But I'm also not going to leave you high and dry when you nicely asked for more info.
Be safe, be smart. Good luck captain!
Re: [Warning] Unnamed.exchange - do we have another exit scam?
Not really, if it looks like that, you just don't know enough details 
Tillkoeln's sockpuppet? Just a random shill?
None of the above.
Feel free to lookup all my previous scams, but you will find none.
I live in that bubble where its possible to earn money without fucking people over.
Tillkoeln's sockpuppet? Just a random shill?
None of the above.
Feel free to lookup all my previous scams, but you will find none.
I live in that bubble where its possible to earn money without fucking people over.
BigVern didn't scam anyone until he did, same goes for most scam exchanges. Come to think of it, your choice to impersonate a known scam exchange and run it in the circa-2014 fuck-the-customer style is probably not a coincidence. It's a good IQ test.
Nice. Bigups to Till for posting his processors that happen to have a few still extremely rare 0days baked into them.. XD
Come on. You know it's running on some shitty VM somewhere.
yeah no shit on the VM eh. lmfao.
Probably paying out the nose for it to on digital ocean or some shit too. XD
Sounds like you got fucked..
Gotta be a bit more forward thinking than to shit talk service when you have money still tied up in it sadly.
Thanks for the heads up though on behalf of the whole community. Not sure who owns gigabet or whatever but you can likely get your coin back if you either pressure them legally or knock their site offline until they return your stuff.
I'm not condoning or encouraging that you DDOS the bastards... But if you did it would be warranted imo.
Gotta be a bit more forward thinking than to shit talk service when you have money still tied up in it sadly.
Thanks for the heads up though on behalf of the whole community. Not sure who owns gigabet or whatever but you can likely get your coin back if you either pressure them legally or knock their site offline until they return your stuff.
I'm not condoning or encouraging that you DDOS the bastards... But if you did it would be warranted imo.
Still selling.
Sadly the market for legendary accounts with strikes against the trust rating aren't worth shit these days.
in Middle Ages no money they use gold coin, silver coin. you think about it day by day we are very firstly and digital. we know many people say bitcoin is a digital money. i agree with you we can,t walk with one millions dollar in our pocket .very risky for everyone.but in bitcoin wallet we will carry it very easy and secure.hope after 5-10 year bitcoin will world power.
You could have a Credit Card in your pocket with access to way more than a million bucks man...
Completely possible. Governments can block as many nodes as possible through IP filtering which wouldn't really work very well. A far more plausible way is for them to restrict its usage by using deep packet inspection to filter out and blackhole packets that either resemble Bitcoin transactions, blocks or anything similar. A mitigation would just be like how we are currently circumventing censorship, VPN or Tor.
Censorship can also happen on an entire network basis but it'll require a malicious party to hold at least 51% of the network's hashrate.
Censorship can also happen on an entire network basis but it'll require a malicious party to hold at least 51% of the network's hashrate.
China as a country has well over 51% of the BTC hashrate.. They could at any point and time decide to run it into the ground or double spend on it..
WOuld kill the golden goose though and I suspect that is why it's not been done.
Re: Forrest Visions can build your DeFi project, PM Today! 2021🎉
Where is your github? I'd like to see if you're actually writing contracts or just being a copy and paste script kiddie and claiming to be able to create contracts rather than just grab open sourced shit and rebrand it...
Re: [Potential Scam] User: Stake | Services: Bitticker, Coinsafe.io
It is actually a violation of ICANN policy NOT to update whois info.
"...false Whois information can be grounds for cancellation of their domain name registration. Registrants must review their Whois data, and make any corrections."
There is plenty more legalistic mumbo-jumbo if you want to read it but bottom line is, if whois is inaccurate, you are in violation and the registration can be revoked.
http://www.icann.org/en/resources/registrars/whois-policies-provisions
"...false Whois information can be grounds for cancellation of their domain name registration. Registrants must review their Whois data, and make any corrections."
There is plenty more legalistic mumbo-jumbo if you want to read it but bottom line is, if whois is inaccurate, you are in violation and the registration can be revoked.
http://www.icann.org/en/resources/registrars/whois-policies-provisions
I'm reading through this now. Thanks.
Trying to find how / where to change the information.
Notice to all: I'm not changing the information to hide anything. I have nothing to hide.
I am changing it to my personal information so that it's accurate with who actually possesses the domain name.
If you're being compromised and hacked on your perepheral sites used to do financial / crypto stuff it's highly likely you're either rootkit'd or keylogged..
Not to say it doesn't happen to competent developers as well.. But it's pretty fucking rare that a sysop who knows what they are doing gets comprimised.
I've no thoughts for or against you being a scammer.. But I sure as shit can raise an eyebrow if you're the type of individual I'd want to hold custodial funds but can't secure his own.. :/
Re: [[Failed] Donate] Building rice farms in the Philippines Funding goal 0.2 BTC
Looks like there is a shitload of bush adjacent to the land that could be cleared for way less than 0.2 BTC that could be converted into a rice patty.
Whatever happens to any DeFi project the code is to be blame, this is why DeFi projects are highly risky than any other projects in crypto space, if failure comes it's the code, if hacks happens it's the code to be blamed, this is just the way it is, so tell me why won't devs rug pulled themselves? There will be no one to be blame anyways
A majority of these "DEFI" projects are just shitty age old HYIP scams just modernized to take advantage of not having to run the garbage on your own servers.
Tons of these contracts have "emergency withdrawal" to deployer/owner address backdoored into them allowing the owner to steal all funds whenever..
Ultimately if you don't audit the code you're sending your money to, then its a reference back to a fool and his money are easily parted or something.
You overclock the memory clock too much 
, careful mate you can end up killing that memory, anything over 2150 Mclock on a rx580 is overkill for the GPU memory, restart your miner if its still the same you will need to restart your PC and go to lower Mclock
, careful mate you can end up killing that memory, anything over 2150 Mclock on a rx580 is overkill for the GPU memory, restart your miner if its still the same you will need to restart your PC and go to lower Mclock many of my gpus have more than 2150 mem clock for over 3 years and they running.
Ultimately depends if you have decent samsung or shitty hyinx memory in the card.
Re: [Warning] Unnamed.exchange - do we have another exit scam?
I know for a fact that customer complaints and fudding are 2 different things.
Your posts above indicate otherwise. And who the fuck are you anyway? TillKoeln's sockpuppet? Just a random shill?
Not really, if it looks like that, you just don't know enough details
Tillkoeln's sockpuppet? Just a random shill?
None of the above.
Feel free to lookup all my previous scams, but you will find none.
I live in that bubble where its possible to earn money without fucking people over.
I can vouche 00Hash isn't Till... lmao
Seen both these users around for a while. They've distinct personality and literacy levels.
What? Some random "girl" on Tinder introduced you into some investment scheme and you just believed everything without first doing some digging for information?
Well, It looks like the €7,000 was tuition fee for you to learn that there are so many cryptocurrency scams around and you should always carry out due diligence before sending out your money.
If you wanted to "invest" why didn't you just buy Bitcoin? Its price has more than doubled in the past few months, You should be having more than €20,000 worth of BTC by now. Clean and smart money, safe in your Bitcoin address.
Well, It looks like the €7,000 was tuition fee for you to learn that there are so many cryptocurrency scams around and you should always carry out due diligence before sending out your money.
If you wanted to "invest" why didn't you just buy Bitcoin? Its price has more than doubled in the past few months, You should be having more than €20,000 worth of BTC by now. Clean and smart money, safe in your Bitcoin address.
Lol'd at the tuition fee joke. Well played sir