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a new tie wearing posted:ja I am
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Soricidus posted:reported for admiting to being permabanned poster seraph420 no that guy stole all my internet accounts and started a fraudulent patreon trying to make it rich off my internet fame and adoration
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hobbesmaster posted:do you happen to know what the fine is here in cyrodiil for necrophilia? just asking
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Soricidus posted:reported for admiting to being permabanned poster seraph420 (guarding against his presence with magickal unicode)
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Sham bam bamina! posted:ѕеrаph84 you noob he's had like 30 accounts, im sure that was the basis of at least one of them
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Boxturret posted:he's had like 30 accounts, im sure that was the basis of at least one of them you would know, wouldn't you, seraph 
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Oct 8, 2018 05:47
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Everyone here is a sock puppet except beeps and I, and I'm not so sure about myself.
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Boxturret posted:swords are at their best when firmly embedded in the bodies of your enemies imho POINT TOWARD ENEMY
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Schadenboner posted:Everyone here is a sock puppet except beeps and I, and I'm not so sure about myself. I can confirm I am sock.
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...! posted:you would know, wouldn't you, seraph 
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Schadenboner posted:je suis ja
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I can confirm I sit around most of the day with some dude's arm up my rear end.
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Schadenboner posted:I can confirm I sit around most of the day with some dude's arm up my rear end. hi
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It came from BWM (the B stands for bitcoin)TraderStav posted:Lots going on here, clearly the writer doesn't understand Bitcoin either. I work for DTE and we have a lot of scams like this but usually they don't involve the blockchain, bold as hell. Usually they target seniors, surprised a 'business owner' wasn't savvy enough to realize that if a Fortune250 company is demanding bitcoin, it should raise a red flag.
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hello sir i would like to contact the bitcoin
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hello you have reached the bitcoin. all our tellers are busy at the moment but if you would like to confirm a transaction please press 1 with the correct number of 0s in front of it
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> press 000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000001
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thank you for your call. goodbye.
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hello! this is an important message from Bitcoin. we are about to file a lawsuit against you.
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Hello! I'm from bitcoin. As you could probably have guessed, your account weedlord@bonerhitler.com was hacked, because I sent message you from your account. Now I have access to all your accounts! For example, your password for weedlord@bonerhitler.com: hunter2 Within a period from July 31, 2018 to October 3, 2018, you were infected by the virus we've created, through an adult website you've visited. So far, we have access to your messages, social media accounts, and messengers. Moreover, we've gotten full damps of these data. We are aware of your little and big secrets...yeah, you do have them. We saw and recorded your doings on porn websites. Your tastes are so weird, you know.. But the key thing is that sometimes we recorded you with your webcam, syncing the recordings with what you watched! I think you are not interested show this video to your friends, relatives, and your intimate one... Transfer $800 to our Bitcoin wallet: 1HitlerDidNothingWrongggggh If you don't know about Bitcoin please input in Google "buy BTC". It's really easy. I guarantee that after that, we'll erase all your "data"  A timer will start once you read this message. You have 48 hours to pay the above-mentioned amount. Your data will be erased once the money are transferred. If they are not, all your messages and videos recorded will be automatically sent to all your contacts found on your devices at the moment of infection. You should always think about your security. We hope this case will teach you to keep secrets. Take care of yourself.
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Djeser posted:everyone else itt is NPCs and i'm the player character now where am i and what are your opinions on swords I don't know much about swords but I heard a legendary blacksmith lives in a cabin on The Snowy Mountain
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Weatherman posted:Hello!
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I have nothing to hide, apart from my enormous penis.
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Has anyone said cockblockchain
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Boxturret posted:swords are at their best when firmly embedded in the bodies of your enemies imho EFFORT LESS FENCE
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tahts the exact opposite of fencing
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Sham bam bamina! posted:tahts the exact opposite of fencing look at this sabre lovre over here
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anyone post this yet https://arxiv.org/abs/1810.02466 quote:In this paper, we explore how China threatens the security, stability, and viability of Bitcoin through its dominant position in the Bitcoin ecosystem, political and economic control over domestic activity, and control over its domestic Internet infrastructure. We explore the relationship between China and Bitcoin, document China's motivation to undermine Bitcoin, and present a case study to demonstrate the strong influence that China has over Bitcoin. Finally, we systematize the class of attacks that China can deploy against Bitcoin to better understand the threat China poses. We conclude that China has mature capabilities and strong motives for performing a variety of attacks against Bitcoin. i'm the security, stability and viability of bitcoin
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Shame Boy posted:i'm the security, stability and viability of bitcoin Sorry for your loss.
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Shame Boy posted:anyone post this yet oh sorry I didn't see you there
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Shame Boy posted:anyone post this yet 
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Shame Boy posted:anyone post this yet namechange in the midst of avatar fuckery. thanks. thate all the oreos
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mods change my name to ate all the oreos
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Dixie Cretin Seaman posted:namechange in the midst of avatar fuckery. thanks. i mentioned it very briefly in the tech bubel thread you all should have automatically known it and updated your spreadsheets accordingly 
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Boxturret posted:mods change my name to ate all the oreos Oreos was capitalized, which always hosed me up when trying to log in
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Boxturret posted:mods change my name to ate all the oreos change it urself
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akadajet posted:change it urself no
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lol currency of the future My experience paying with bitcoin at Bic Camera in Tokyo: A cautionary tale. (self.Bitcoin) submitted 10 hours ago * by robzonpl Whenever I travel I like to visit bitcoin-accepting places to see how things work and keep an eye on physical world adoption. Bic Camera is one of the biggest retailers to accept bitcoin, so obviously I had to check it out. So I walked to the cashier and told the guy I wanted to pay with bitcoin. He said ok and then spoke Japanese on the phone for a few minutes. My Japanese sucks, so I can only guess what that was about, but it seemed like he had no clue how to do it and was getting trained over the phone on how to accept btc payments. He went through a bunch of paper manuals and after a few minutes of waiting he finally started tapping something on a phone near the register. About 5 minutes in and I finally see a familar QR code with a btc address below it. I whip out my phone, samourai-style and happily pay the amount. Something happened on the screen and the guy picked up the phone again and started talking. A few more minutes pass, he looks at my phone's screen, then asks me to talk to someone on the phone in English. A woman asks if I have a transaction on my phone. At that point I was worried they're gonna wait for a block confirmation or something, but I got lucky anyways and had like 2 confirmations by that time, so all seemed ok. The woman asks if I have the transaction on my phone. I confirmed and handed the phone back to the guy. He asks me to wait a little longer, and starts calling more people. Turns out BitFlyer (their payment processor) screwed up and the transaction doesn't show up as confirmed. About 20 minutes in the guy invites to me to sit while they figure it out. Another guy comes to help and then they proceed to spend another 20 minutes talking on the phone, handing the phone over to me every now and then to answer some lame questions. The woman on the phone had absolutely no clue what she was doing. She asked me twice if I had a BitFlyer account. I'm at 5 confirmations already and it turns out BitFlyer cannot verify if my transaction went through, because their support wasn't available anymore on that day and they ask me if I want to pay again with credit card, which I obviously refused. I asked if I can come back the next day once they sort this out, but they somehow avoided a direct answer to that question and asked for my email address. They told me someone from BitFlyer would contact me and do a refund. I wrote down my email address on a piece of paper, then they proceeded to spell it out to check if they got it right. I wrote my email all caps to make it more readable and avoid any mistakes. Then they called some woman again and started spelling out the address to her over the phone, twice, which took several more minutes. The woman on the phone asked me twice if my email address should be lower or uppercase, which I said makes no difference at all, but they could use lowercase if they wanted to. After a few more minutes they call again to ask the exact same question... And then, after sitting there for about an hour, I get an email from BitFlyer support (!!!) via Zendesk asking if this is the correct email address.... There were many more disturbing little things going on there, but I don't want to get into too much details. The BitFlyer PoS was web-based, barely working and complete trash. They're support couldn't check a transaction, but was somehow able to instantly contact me via email. Now they're saying they need several days to verify and process my refund. BitFlyer has been around for a while, got $36m in funding and they still can't get the most basic on-chain transactions working. So I've spent over an hour at Bic Camera dealing with this bullcrap, did not succeed in actually purchasing anything and my btc is locked at some lovely payment processor. **TL;DR** Went to Bic Camera to buy stuff with bitcoin via BitFlyer; wasted over an hour of my life, failed to buy anything, my bitcoin is being held by BitFlyer; conclusion - avoid BitFlyer at all costs.
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...! posted:They're support
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