Topic: Wall Observer - MtGoxUSD wall movement tracker - page 1081. (Read 1811709 times)
tick tick tick... nobody is budging until pirate makes his move and time is running out!
Raise your hand if you've ever bought an actual stock on the stock market before
Okay, I'll raise my hand if I have. Can you see me?
Raise your hand if you've ever bought an actual stock on the stock market before
You mean like on etrade.com or on the actual floor of the NYSE?
Raise your hand if you've ever bought an actual stock on the stock market before
Find/make another thread otherwise post a wall.
Try chrome extension imgur. You can drag and drop your images from desktop into imgur window to upload, and then you can grab url with a single click.
Raise your hand if you've ever bought an actual stock on the stock market before
Find/make another thread otherwise post a wall.
Raise your hand if you've ever bought an actual stock on the stock market before
Find/make another thread otherwise post a wall.
Raise your hand if you've ever bought an actual stock on the stock market before
you mean bear trap, when someone buys into the peak, I believe. =)
Looks like we are headed to the $9.60's?
yup, the recent rise was a bull trap...
Alright, Captain Hindsight...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-9pvN07OaJA#t=04m45s
well if anyone in california thinks we're still in the bubble i'll buy for mt.gox average price 5BTC in person california
aye, in that light, I need sleep. Will have to intrust the bots with a bit and play tommorow.
cheers
cheers
Looks like we are headed to the $9.60's?
yup, the recent rise was a bull trap...
you mean bear trap, when someone buys into the peak, I believe. =)
have just finished the bull trap and the did the return to "normal"
I'm guessing the bear market that fallows will be short lived, and wont go very low, we are going to have to work hard to get them cheap.
Looks like we are headed to the $9.60's?
yup, the recent rise was a bull trap...
you mean bear trap, when someone buys into the peak, I believe. =)
Looks like we are headed to the $9.60's?
yup, the recent rise was a bull trap...
Looks like we are headed to the $9.60's?
at first i was loling at my ban, then i got pissed and sold all my bitcoins. ( pretty damn good timing too )
oh no... not again.
at first i was loling at my ban, then i got pissed and sold all my bitcoins. ( pretty damn good timing too )
I had someone send this msg to theymos, on my behalf
click the link to see what I'm guessing would happened when some visted the post with this embedded img in it
www.thebitcoinreview.com/test/bug.jpg
hmm.. now i see "Internal Server Error"
it should show a pop up asking for a username / password..
Quote
I looked at the img www.thebitcoinreview.com/test/bug.jpg.
This img was posted to show a bug in that bitcoin price watch tool.
I stuffed the picture in a random folder on my sever. I later used the same folder to test out a password protected directory using the .htaccess and .htpasswd files
This test folder is littered with junk files and broken tests, and this password protected test was among them.
Because the img was posted on the forum was in this now password protected director. The login screen would pop up if someone went and view this post on bitcointalk. I never saw this effect, if I had I would of removed that post myself.
I was not Phishing. And no username or password were logged. I would never do this, and I felt insulated that anyone would think me a cheep hack. I understand what it looked like. but in this case it was not what it looked like.
I apologies for this, it was a careless mistake on my part, and would hope that my account "adamstgbit" could be un-banned
here is a screen shot of the test folder on my sever.
http://s7.postimage.org/wtve3obqz/Untitled.png
note the last modified date on the img and .htaccess file.
Thank you,
Adam St*********
thebitcoinreview.com
This img was posted to show a bug in that bitcoin price watch tool.
I stuffed the picture in a random folder on my sever. I later used the same folder to test out a password protected directory using the .htaccess and .htpasswd files
This test folder is littered with junk files and broken tests, and this password protected test was among them.
Because the img was posted on the forum was in this now password protected director. The login screen would pop up if someone went and view this post on bitcointalk. I never saw this effect, if I had I would of removed that post myself.
I was not Phishing. And no username or password were logged. I would never do this, and I felt insulated that anyone would think me a cheep hack. I understand what it looked like. but in this case it was not what it looked like.
I apologies for this, it was a careless mistake on my part, and would hope that my account "adamstgbit" could be un-banned
here is a screen shot of the test folder on my sever.
http://s7.postimage.org/wtve3obqz/Untitled.png
note the last modified date on the img and .htaccess file.
Thank you,
Adam St*********
thebitcoinreview.com
click the link to see what I'm guessing would happened when some visted the post with this embedded img in it
www.thebitcoinreview.com/test/bug.jpg
hmm.. now i see "Internal Server Error"
it should show a pop up asking for a username / password..
i got the popup as described. silly adam.
I had someone send this msg to theymos, on my behalf
click the link to see what I'm guessing would happened when some visted the post with this embedded img in it
www.thebitcoinreview.com/test/bug.jpg
hmm.. now i see "Internal Server Error"
it should show a pop up asking for a username / password..
Quote
I looked at the img www.thebitcoinreview.com/test/bug.jpg.
This img was posted to show a bug in that bitcoin price watch tool.
I stuffed the picture in a random folder on my sever. I later used the same folder to test out a password protected directory using the .htaccess and .htpasswd files
This test folder is littered with junk files and broken tests, and this password protected test was among them.
Because the img was posted on the forum was in this now password protected director. The login screen would pop up if someone went and view this post on bitcointalk. I never saw this effect, if I had I would of removed that post myself.
I was not Phishing. And no username or password were logged. I would never do this, and I felt insulated that anyone would think me a cheep hack. I understand what it looked like. but in this case it was not what it looked like.
I apologies for this, it was a careless mistake on my part, and would hope that my account "adamstgbit" could be un-banned
here is a screen shot of the test folder on my sever.
http://s7.postimage.org/wtve3obqz/Untitled.png
note the last modified date on the img and .htaccess file.
Thank you,
Adam St*********
thebitcoinreview.com
This img was posted to show a bug in that bitcoin price watch tool.
I stuffed the picture in a random folder on my sever. I later used the same folder to test out a password protected directory using the .htaccess and .htpasswd files
This test folder is littered with junk files and broken tests, and this password protected test was among them.
Because the img was posted on the forum was in this now password protected director. The login screen would pop up if someone went and view this post on bitcointalk. I never saw this effect, if I had I would of removed that post myself.
I was not Phishing. And no username or password were logged. I would never do this, and I felt insulated that anyone would think me a cheep hack. I understand what it looked like. but in this case it was not what it looked like.
I apologies for this, it was a careless mistake on my part, and would hope that my account "adamstgbit" could be un-banned
here is a screen shot of the test folder on my sever.
http://s7.postimage.org/wtve3obqz/Untitled.png
note the last modified date on the img and .htaccess file.
Thank you,
Adam St*********
thebitcoinreview.com
click the link to see what I'm guessing would happened when some visted the post with this embedded img in it
www.thebitcoinreview.com/test/bug.jpg
hmm.. now i see "Internal Server Error"
it should show a pop up asking for a username / password..
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