I'm actually going through about 2 days (and counting) of "hoop jumping" just so I can purchase $10 in bitcoins to GIVE to someone else.
I can only hope they're not dead by the time I complete my "initiation".
But, I keep smiling
Topic: Trust No One - page 70. (Read 161312 times)
Trust me, I'm a nice guy, really.
I'm actually going through about 2 days (and counting) of "hoop jumping" just so I can purchase $10 in bitcoins to GIVE to someone else.
I can only hope they're not dead by the time I complete my "initiation".
But, I keep smiling
I'm actually going through about 2 days (and counting) of "hoop jumping" just so I can purchase $10 in bitcoins to GIVE to someone else.
I can only hope they're not dead by the time I complete my "initiation".
But, I keep smiling
trying to gain the right to post into other groups....
fight for your right to party !!!!
Katana
trying to gain the right to post into other groups....
Believe Everyone, But Trust No One.
may be we can trust on truecrypt
trust 2 no 1
And how can we trust u with this post?
Give it a thinking.
Give it a thinking.
I don't even trust myself!
I only keep weekly backups of all my computers. BASTARD!
I only keep weekly backups of all my computers. BASTARD!
ya, like is the lack of trust why we have to post in the newbie section before we can reply to the thread that lead us to the sight? Wow, it took me 3 months to figure that one out. But this seems to be that place to be to hook up with fellow bitcoiners!
ok, just in case someone is drunk and generous: 1FRjxySb17EZMtjXrzrEXta2QqjBpcjSt4
ok, just in case someone is drunk and generous: 1FRjxySb17EZMtjXrzrEXta2QqjBpcjSt4
Trust no one- got it!
twilight zone..
I'm glad I found this place before I started using bitcoin (i've been lurking for a while), otherwise I could've ended up in a heap of trouble. The closest run-in I ever had to an oopsie was during the bitfloor fiasco. Thankfully I only had some USD on there but it made me realize how essential it is to be careful.
trust someone online? no no no no no
isnt bitcoin based on trust though due to its irreversable nature?
On passwords, another alternative for me has been to use lyrics from obscure songs I know (ie. not pop, and not released the last 20 years!), with capitalization/punctuation (and avoiding the chorus) that usually takes me past 25 words long. Sometimes I'll add the year at the end just for some numbers (not sure if that matters though at this length). I figure it will never be bruteforced or guessed.
I have been trusted when the person really didn't know me yet. I feel if I can get to know someone a little and use my instinct then I would give them trust also.
I prefer to keep most of my BTC in an encrypted wallet on my computer, and keep a small amount in an online wallet just for the convenience. That way if the online wallet service gets compromised I only lose a few BTC.
Trust no one, be aware.
Bitcoin------------ the perfect example of betrayal.
Trust no-one except me.
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