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Stabil di harga 100juta merupakan hal positif untuk harga bitcoin saat ini. Karena kita tahu Bitcoin menyentuh harga di bawah 50 juta setelah ATH baru 2017. Mengenai kenaikan tanpa henti, rasanya tidak ada komoditas yang demikian. Semua akan ada naik dan turun, dan ini sudah menjadi pola suatu pasar. Sejauh apa jumlah permintaan mengalami kenaikan, saat itu pula produk akan mengalami kenaikan harga. Sama juga dengan bitcoin, jika permintaan sudah  naik maka harga akan berangsur naik. Tapi, perlu diingat pula ada titik jenuh pada pasar, umumnya pemain besar jenuh melakukan aksi beli yang kemudian dikonversi menjadi aksi jual untuk menambah aset ketika harga turun. Ibarat tengkulak padi, mereka mengepul sebanyak-banyaknya untuk menaikkan harga, jika sudah untung akan mulai menurunkan harga agar bisa kulak murah lagi di petani. Hal semacam ini yang membuat suatu produk akan mengalami pasang surut dan tidak akan pernah mengalami kenaikan tanpa henti.

Stabil di harga 100juta merupakan hal positif untuk harga bitcoin saat ini. Karena kita tahu Bitcoin menyentuh harga di bawah 50 juta setelah ATH baru 2017. Mengenai kenaikan tanpa henti, rasanya tidak ada komoditas yang demikian. Semua akan ada naik dan turun, dan ini sudah menjadi pola suatu pasar. Sejauh apa jumlah permintaan mengalami kenaikan, saat itu pula produk akan mengalami kenaikan harga. Sama juga dengan bitcoin, jika permintaan sudah  naik maka harga akan berangsur naik. Tapi, perlu diingat pula ada titik jenuh pada pasar, umumnya pemain besar jenuh melakukan aksi beli yang kemudian dikonversi menjadi aksi jual untuk menambah aset ketika harga turun. Ibarat tengkulak padi, mereka mengepul sebanyak-banyaknya untuk menaikkan harga, jika sudah untung akan mulai menurunkan harga agar bisa kulak murah lagi di petani. Hal semacam ini yang membuat suatu produk akan mengalami pasang surut dan tidak akan pernah mengalami kenaikan tanpa henti.

Bagi yang sudah mengerti yah fine2 ajh selama DYOR & DWYOR.

Cuman ane lihat probilitas Aman & Efisiency lebih ok ke cara yang ane mention di thread om @abhiseshakana, kenapa?
Untuk melihat publik key diharuskan input private key, walau memang tools yang digunakan masih bisa diakses dalam mode "offline" but who know rights?
Dalam transaksinya juga sama, setiap kali transaksi masih diharuskan untuk melakukan import private key.
Kalau, menggunakan wallet yang om @abhiseshakana mention tiap individu tinggal memiliki wallet pribadi masing-masing. Buat kembali wallet MultiSig dengan publik key masing-masing, dan kedua individu tersebut men-import wallet MultiSig-nya setiap transaksi juga tidak perlu lagi untuk melakukan import private key nya.

Kalau agan lihat diatas, probilitas keamanan dan eficieny lebih tinggi mana?

Bagi yang sudah mengerti yah fine2 ajh selama DYOR & DWYOR.

Cuman ane lihat probilitas Aman & Efisiency lebih ok ke cara yang ane mention di thread om @abhiseshakana, kenapa?

• Untuk melihat publik key diharuskan input private key, walau memang tools yang digunakan masih bisa diakses dalam mode "offline" but who know rights?
• Dalam transaksinya juga sama, setiap kali transaksi masih diharuskan untuk melakukan import private key.

Kalau, menggunakan wallet yang om @abhiseshakana mention tiap individu tinggal memiliki wallet pribadi masing-masing. Buat kembali wallet MultiSig dengan publik key masing-masing, dan kedua individu tersebut men-import wallet MultiSig-nya setiap transaksi juga tidak perlu lagi untuk melakukan import private key nya.

Kalau agan lihat diatas, probilitas keamanan dan eficieny lebih tinggi mana?

ANN means Announcement. At first, i really dnt know what ann means, at first, i thought it was a Name, but Then i research about ann and  say that it is shortcut for announcement meaning. Then I know If anyone like to Announce their project on bitcointalk they are making ANN thread like ICO, Exchange and gambling. They are creating Announcement thread here to increase awareness about their projects. ANN thread doesn't mean that projects are affiliated with this forum. Anyone can create ANN thread here especially for any crypto related projects.

ANN thread means Announcement thread. If some like to Announce their project on bitcointalk they are making ANN thread like ICO, Exchange and gambling. They are creating Announcement thread here to increase awareness about their projects. ANN thread doesn't mean that projects are affiliated with this forum. Anyone can create ANN thread here especially for any crypto related projects. Even you could create any ANN thread and you don't need any special requirement for that.

I use Coinomi wallet for mobile. This wallet Like Electrum, your wallet addresses are generated using a 'master seed' of 12 random words which never leaves your device. You can use this to restore your wallet balance for all of your coins should anything happen to your device. Coinomi offers the option to set a password during setup rather than a mandatory PIN as with Electrum. If you choose not to set a password, make sure your Android device has screen lock enabled and is encrypted.

Since Bitcoin is a decentralized currency, banks and governments have zero ties to the currency which can be helpful during political and economic turmoil. Banks are unable to use a person's saved Bitcoins for their own investments so any government-related economic depression will never impact Bitcoin's value.

Since Bitcoin is a decentralized currency, banks and governments have zero ties to the currency which can be helpful during political and economic turmoil. Banks are unable to use a person’s saved Bitcoins for their own investments so any government-related economic depression will never impact Bitcoin’s value.

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The struggles of Bitcoin seem to be unending, with many uncertainties hovering over the new technology. Earlier this year, the Chinese government intensified efforts towards the banning of Bitcoin mining. Some of the reasons stated includes the electricity consumption, and the environmental threats of the mining process. This has raised a lot of questions as to what could become of the technology, considering the role of China when it comes to Bitcoin mining. So we ask, what happens if China bans Bitcoin mining?
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The struggles of Bitcoin seem to be unending, with many uncertainties hovering over the new technology. Earlier this year, the Chinese government intensified efforts towards the banning of Bitcoin mining. Some of the reasons stated includes the electricity consumption, and the environmental threats of the mining process. This has raised a lot of questions as to what could become of the technology, considering the role of China when it comes to Bitcoin mining. So we ask, what happens if China bans Bitcoin mining?

About
SONEX is a blockchain protection project with the ability to send signed transactions. The project has fast transactions, low commission for transfers.
In addition, the distinctive features are:
Without premine
Not ico
No bounty programs
Quick access to stock exchanges
Without masternode
As well as many other features, which we describe in the future.
There will be no coin sale. The coins will be mined and available
soon after on several exchanges to be named.
We believe this to be a much fairer way of launching our project.
There will be a maximum of 255 Million coins ever created.

This is Pre launch SONEX blockchain.

About
Ectavia is a blockchain protection project with the ability to send signed transactions. The project has fast transactions, low commission for transfers.
In addition, the distinctive features are:
Without premine
Not ico
No bounty programs
Quick access to stock exchanges
Without masternody
As well as many other features, which we describe in the future.

This is Pre launch Ectavia blockchain.

There are many ICOs. The phenomenon, that started three years ago, has become very accessible due to Ethereum based ERC-20 tokens. After you’ve learned how to identify a good ICO, in the following list you will find 10 red-lights for bad ICO investments.

1 – Team is inexperienced in the crypto field: No well-known crypto advisers, no famous venture capitalists investing. Watching interviews with the team’s key members can help answer if you trust them or not.

2 – “This is an existing company, with 3 years’ experience and 20 workers”: Is the company only here for the money? If the pivot is not necessary, then yes. If the company is already profitable in their field, why is the ICO needed, besides the “easy money?”

3 – Bonuses for everyone: The more funds are raised with a bonus – the more likely the price will be traded close to that discount level. The more serious case is when there is no vesting for the pre-sale investors.

4 – Hard cap is huge: other than a very few cases, an unlimited cap or a very-high cap means huge demand is needed to make up a secondary market (or exchanges). No one will be waiting to buy the tokens on the exchanges.

5 – No real need for the token: The whole ecosystem is built around the project’s token. If you can replace the token with Ethereum or Bitcoin and it still works, there is no real need for a token, hence no real need for an ICO.

6 – Aggressive marketing: when you see too many Facebook and Google Remarketing banners and ads, especially when they promise nice profits. That’s a red light.

7 – Community’s discussions are of low quality: Join the Telegram, ask questions, see how the developers respond to these questions. Same can be said about the ICO’s BitcoinTalk Announcement thread. A strong community creates high-value discussions.

8 – The public sale lasts too long: either the cap is too high, or the demand is too low, or both. Better for the project to raise 100% of 20M than 50% of 40M.

9 – No signs of a major exchange looking to list the ICO’s tokens: It won’t be said clearly because the legal team doesn’t let the ICO teams speak about exchanges, but this is a major part of the game. In 2016 Poloniex was the hottest exchange, 2017 was Bittrex’s year. Is Binance the exchange of 2018? Might be. What we do know, is that each new coin added there – benefits its initial ICO investors.

10 – Market cap is already huge: Assuming the company is selling only 10% of the circulating tokens for 100 Million USD, the token initial market cap is starting from 1 Billion, without making any 3x or 5x that will explode the market cap value before trading even started. This depends on the circulating supply. Be suspicious of the following: If there is no finite number of tokens, a small percentage is distributed to the public, no lock up on the tokens reserved for the team.

Hello my friend!
I know 2 Methods To Find The IFSC Code
♦If you have chequebook you can find the IFSC written on that.
♦The IFSC code of a particular bank can also be found on the banks’ official website.

Methods To Find The IFSC Code

If you have chequebook you can find the IFSC written on that.
Find IFSC Code online on official Search IFSC Code website.
The IFSC code of a particular bank can also be found on the banks’ official website.

A common and recurring theme during the meteoric rise of ICOs has been the pervasiveness of fraudulent practices. If an ICO’s main documentation and community engagement are skewed towards returns on investment over the underlying problem the project seeks to solve, then you should question the credibility of the token sale. Guarantees of high returns, rather than focusing on project goals, is a hallmark of fraudulent schemes.

Decentralized exchanges have become popular because they are very easy to find and use. Many people DEXes because they lack some of the barriers that centralized exchanges and cryptocurrency brokers put up.

Decentralized exchanges have become popular because they are very easy to find and use. Many people DEXes because they lack some of the barriers that centralized exchanges and cryptocurrency brokers put up.

I first heard about Bitcoins about three years ago (spring 2011), at that time a Bitcoin was worth about $2.00. The first thing I did was to download the Bitcoin client and started mining. I left it running a couple of hours, but as I can come back I had not gotten any Bitcoins. I thought, well screw this. Now looking back at it it feels stupid. Bitcoins were ridiculously easy to mine compared to today. Imagine if I had continued mining...

But that didn't end my Bitcoin story. I continued reading on the Bitcoin forums where people were speculating about the future price and impact of Bitcoins. I remember people dreaming about future values of up to $1000 and all kinds of cool ways to use them. At some point, I discussed it with some friends at school. I was 15 back then, but two friends actually caught on and found it really interesting. We discussed back and forth whether we should invest in Bitcoins or not. Finally, I decided to buy $20 worth of Bitcoins. Remember that at that time one Bitcoin was worth only $2, so I got 10 of them.

Buying them was a bit tricky though. The only real exchange site at the time was Mt. Gox. I created an account but immediately hit a problem, how would I transfer money to Mt. Gox? They had an option to transfer money by PayPal, but they had a processing time of one week to avoid scams. But I didn't want to wait that long, I was super excited, who knows where the value will be next week?

I continued browsing the forums to find another way to buy some Bitcoins. Eventually, I decided to buy from someone directly. I created an account on the IRC chat and managed to find a guy who was willing to sell Bitcoins to me by PayPal. I have to know idea who this guy was, his age, sex, country, etc. I knew nothing about him, except that he had a reputation on the forums. Finally, I transferred $20 to him by PayPal and a couple of minutes later I had 10 Bitcoins in my wallet!

A couple of months after my purchase, around June 2011, the value of Bitcoins started taking off for the first time. I remember excitedly following the rise and wondering whether I should sell. I kept telling myself that it might rise a bit more and kept waiting. Finally, the bubble hit its top at about $30 and fell back to the levels that I bought in to. I was a bit frustrated thinking that I had missed the whole party.

Eventually, I lost interest and only checked the value maybe once a month until January 2013 when the value started moving again. The value started rising rapidly and my thoughts were drawn back to the summer 2011 and the last bubble that I had missed. Afraid to miss the party again I sold my Bitcoins in February 2013 for $30 each only keeping 0.1 Bitcoins just in case, expecting the value to fall shortly after as it did in the last bubble. That didn't happen.

The following months were quite painful to follow as the value kept rising and rising... When the value soared above $1000 in fall 2013 I wanted to rip my hair off. I tried to keep myself from checking the value and stop thinking about the $10 000 I could have made from a $20 investment. One of my friends who I discussed Bitcoins with before contacted me at this point interested in whether I still have them or not, he had finally decided not to buy Bitcoins when I did. I can tell you that he does really regret that decision today...

Today I do not feel too bad about it anymore. It does bother me that I missed $10 000 but I have pretty much come over it. I try to focus on the fact the I still had a 1400% increase in my investment. It was a really risky investment and I am very lucky to have gotten anything out of it at all. When will I hit the jackpot like that again?

Oh, and my final 0.1 Bitcoins went missing a couple of days ago as Mt. Gox was shut down. Great.

I first heard about Bitcoins about three years ago (spring 2011), at that time a Bitcoin was worth about $2.00. The first thing I did was to download the Bitcoin client and started mining. I left it running a couple of hours, but as I can come back I had not gotten any Bitcoins. I thought, well screw this. Now looking back at it it feels stupid. Bitcoins were ridiculously easy to mine compared to today. Imagine if I had continued mining...

But that didn't end my Bitcoin story. I continued reading on the Bitcoin forums where people were speculating about the future price and impact of Bitcoins. I remember people dreaming about future values of up to $1000 and all kinds of cool ways to use them. At some point, I discussed it with some friends at school. I was 15 back then, but two friends actually caught on and found it really interesting. We discussed back and forth whether we should invest in Bitcoins or not. Finally, I decided to buy $20 worth of Bitcoins. Remember that at that time one Bitcoin was worth only $2, so I got 10 of them.

Buying them was a bit tricky though. The only real exchange site at the time was Mt. Gox. I created an account but immediately hit a problem, how would I transfer money to Mt. Gox? They had an option to transfer money by PayPal, but they had a processing time of one week to avoid scams. But I didn't want to wait that long, I was super excited, who knows where the value will be next week?

I continued browsing the forums to find another way to buy some Bitcoins. Eventually, I decided to buy from someone directly. I created an account on the IRC chat and managed to find a guy who was willing to sell Bitcoins to me by PayPal. I have to know idea who this guy was, his age, sex, country, etc. I knew nothing about him, except that he had a reputation on the forums. Finally, I transferred $20 to him by PayPal and a couple of minutes later I had 10 Bitcoins in my wallet!

A couple of months after my purchase, around June 2011, the value of Bitcoins started taking off for the first time. I remember excitedly following the rise and wondering whether I should sell. I kept telling myself that it might rise a bit more and kept waiting. Finally, the bubble hit its top at about $30 and fell back to the levels that I bought in to. I was a bit frustrated thinking that I had missed the whole party.

Eventually, I lost interest and only checked the value maybe once a month until January 2013 when the value started moving again. The value started rising rapidly and my thoughts were drawn back to the summer 2011 and the last bubble that I had missed. Afraid to miss the party again I sold my Bitcoins in February 2013 for $30 each only keeping 0.1 Bitcoins just in case, expecting the value to fall shortly after as it did in the last bubble. That didn't happen.

The following months were quite painful to follow as the value kept rising and rising... When the value soared above $1000 in fall 2013 I wanted to rip my hair off. I tried to keep myself from checking the value and stop thinking about the $10 000 I could have made from a $20 investment. One of my friends who I discussed Bitcoins with before contacted me at this point interested in whether I still have them or not, he had finally decided not to buy Bitcoins when I did. I can tell you that he does really regret that decision today...

Today I do not feel too bad about it anymore. It does bother me that I missed $10 000 but I have pretty much come over it. I try to focus on the fact the I still had a 1400% increase in my investment. It was a really risky investment and I am very lucky to have gotten anything out of it at all. When will I hit the jackpot like that again?

Oh, and my final 0.1 Bitcoins went missing a couple of days ago as Mt. Gox was shut down. Great.

~

* Project Strength:

- The DublerToken public chain is clean and simple, and hidden from third-party applications and services.

- DublerToken prevents overload of the main chain by having a few predefined sidechains built into the DublerToken Carrier platform.

- DublerToken promotes the property rights of digital content. DublerToken has the capability to issue tokens for digital assets or applications and to establish the ownership of digital content through smart contracts.

- DublerToken Runtime runs on the OS of customers’ mobile devices. Apps are free to run and their performance is comparable to existing mobile apps. DublerToken supports traditional programming languages, making it relatively easy to write code. DublerToken also supports popular programming frameworks.

- The separation of apps from the network ensures that digital content won’t be leaked.

- Even when DublerToken apps are running on operating systems such as iOS, Android and Windows, the local OS won’t be able to sabotage the property rights of digital assets. The value of digital assets is preserved.

- For non-DublerToken apps such as Android or iOS apps, users can access the DublerToken Smart Web through the DublerToken SDK. Users can log into nonDublerToken apps using their DublerToken Smart Web ID. Users can also keep their nonDublerToken app data in their DublerToken cloud storage

Careful though - the guy is not very responsive and is just hiring translators himself when someone gets in touch. I can tell because he contacted me once longer time ago, we did some business (he wasnt too professional unfortunately but at least I got paid) and just a few weeks ago, he contacted me out of the blue not even realizing we had worked together before - I then told him I would not work with him again. Just sharing my experience, its funny how little our world seems to be sometimes.

Careful though - the guy is not very responsive. I can tell because i contacted him once longer time ago, we did some business (he wasnt too professional unfortunately. but i paid him) and just a few weeks ago, he contacted me out asking more translations - I then told him I would not work with him again. Wink Just sharing my experience, its funny how little our world seems to be sometimes. Wink

Bitcoin prices recently reached a six-month low, having declined more than 50% from their 2019 high of almost $14,000.

After suffering this pullback, has the digital currency’s price bottomed out?

While many analysts are unsurprisingly bullish in the long-term, many of them are less optimistic in the short-term, emphasizing that the cryptocurrency could easily suffer further losses.

Market observers offered these predictions after bitcoin fell to nearly $6,500 on November 24th, its lowest since May, before recovering, approaching $7,400 the following day, Coin Desk 2local figures reveal.

[Ed note: Investing in cryptocoins or tokens is highly speculative and the market is largely unregulated. Anyone considering it should be prepared to lose their entire investment.

Bitcoin ‘Overbought,’ Says Analyst

“We don’t see $6.5k as the bottom, although it’s the first strong candidate for that title,” said Tim Enneking, managing director of Digital Capital Management.

KYC/AML is a severe privacy threat
Let’s analyze the potential consequences:
~ If you have ever used the KYC/AML process of the hacked crypto exchanges, YOUR PRIVACY IS COMPROMISED.
~Also, anyone can use your leaked personal documents to open any fake account using your name and launder millions of dollars through fake crypto exchange accounts.
We are getting to the situation when globally enforced KYC / AML process may lead to compromise privacy of millions of people. In addition, potential hackers can perform the impersonation attacks with stolen identities. 

Most scientists recognize that global warming does seem to be happening, but a few don't believe that it is anything to be worried about. These scientists say that the Earth is more resistant to climate changes on this scale than we think. Plants and animals will adapt to subtle shifts in weather patterns, and it is unlikely anything catastrophic will happen as a result of global warming. Slightly longer growing seasons, changes in precipitation levels and stronger weather, in their opinion, are not generally disastrous. They also argue that the economic damage caused by cutting down on the emission of greenhouse gases will be far more damaging to humans than any of the effects of global warming.

Most scientists recognize that global warming does seem to be happening, but a few don't believe that it is anything to be worried about. These scientists say that the Earth is more resistant to climate changes on this scale than we think. Plants and animals will adapt to subtle shifts in weather patterns, and it is unlikely anything catastrophic will happen as a result of global warming. Slightly longer growing seasons, changes in precipitation levels and stronger weather, in their opinion, are not generally disastrous. They also argue that the economic damage caused by cutting down on the emission of greenhouse gases will be far more damaging to humans than any of the effects of global warming.

Some guidelines:

1. Free speech - you can say anything as long as it is relevant and presented in a calm and polite manner. Swearing, SHOUTING etc. make your post more likely to be removed.
2. No zero value posts or threads, like "SELL SELL SELL"
3. No pointless or uninteresting threads.
4. No referral code spam
5. No NSFW content

Some guidelines:

1. Free speech – you can say anything as long as it is relevant and presented in a calm and polite manner. Swearing, SHOUTING etc. make your post more likely to be removed.
2. No zero value posts or threads, like “SELL SELL SELL”
3. No pointless or uninteresting threads.
4. No referral code spam
5. No NSFW content

~

The concept of decentralized digital currency, as well as alternative applications like property registries, has been around for decades. The anonymous e-cash protocols of the 1980s and the 1990s, mostly reliant on a cryptographic primitive known as Chaumian blinding, provided a currency with a high degree of privacy, but the protocols largely failed to gain traction because of their reliance on a centralized intermediary. In 1998, Wei Dai's b-money became the first proposal to introduce the idea of creating money through solving computational puzzles as well as decentralized consensus, but the proposal was scant on details as to how decentralized consensus could actually be implemented. In 2005, Hal Finney introduced a concept of reusable proofs of work, a system which uses ideas from b-money together with Adam Back's computationally difficult Hashcash puzzles to create a concept for a cryptocurrency, but once again fell short of the ideal by relying on trusted computing as a backend. In 2009, a decentralized currency was for the first time implemented in practice by Satoshi Nakamoto, combining established primitives for managing ownership through public key cryptography with a consensus algorithm for keeping track of who owns coins, known as "proof of work".

 

The mechanism behind proof of work was a breakthrough in the space because it simultaneously solved two problems. First, it provided a simple and moderately effective consensus algorithm, allowing nodes in the network to collectively agree on a set of canonical updates to the state of the Bitcoin ledger. Second, it provided a mechanism for allowing free entry into the consensus process, solving the political problem of deciding who gets to influence the consensus, while simultaneously preventing sybil attacks. It does this by substituting a formal barrier to participation, such as the requirement to be registered as a unique entity on a particular list, with an economic barrier - the weight of a single node in the consensus voting process is directly proportional to the computing power that the node brings. Since then, an alternative approach has been proposed called proof of stake, calculating the weight of a node as being proportional to its currency holdings and not computational resources; the discussion of the relative merits of the two approaches is beyond the scope of this paper but it should be noted that both approaches can be used to serve as the backbone of a cryptocurrency.

http://bitcoinplatinums.com/en/page/whitepaper
 

The formal execution model of EVM code is surprisingly simple. While the Bitcoin Platinums virtual machine is running, its full computational state can be defined by the tuple (block_state, transaction, message, code, memory, stack, pc, gas), where block_state is the global state containing all accounts and includes balances and storage. At the start of every round of execution, the current instruction is found by taking the pc-th byte of code (or 0 if pc >= len(code)), and each instruction has its own definition in terms of how it affects the tuple. For example, ADD pops two items off the stack and pushes their sum, reduces gas by 1 and increments pc by 1, and SSTORE pops the top two items off the stack and inserts the second item into the contract's storage at the index specified by the first item. Although there are many ways to optimize Bitcoin Platinums virtual machine execution via just-in-time compilation, a basic implementation of Ethereum can be done in a few hundred lines of code.

Newbie btcshaker created a post with content that is used on several other sites:

One of the "originals": btcshaker.com

We apply an innovative algorithm, Bitcoin Mixer 2.0, to uplevel anonymity and money mixing in comparison with classic mixers. The main advantage of our service is that all the funds returned to you after a mixing procedure are verified coins from cryptocurrency stock exchanges having an undoubtedly positive history.

Is this qualified as plagiarism?

Username: Aleister Crowley https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/aleister-crowley-535846

Topic: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5201570.0;topicseen

Copy-paste from: https://hackernoon.com/9-rules-of-crypto-trading-that-helped-one-trader-go-from-1k-to-46k-in-less-than-a-year-232689fe5f00

Archieved: https://archive.is/pNTAM