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Hey, HOW do you transfer from your wallet to SR?

Hi WarpTribe,

Please see the SR Wiki here:

http://dkn255hz262ypmii.onion/wiki/index.php?title=Buyer%27s_Guide#Getting_Bitcoins

Libertas

ibve also noticed the captcha changes from 3 numbers to the standard 5 letters 3 numbers. when its just 3 numbers it will say login failed. very weird.

You're right to treat anything out of the ordinary as suspicious but the 3 character captcha is simply a bug left over from site hardening measures; it isn't a security risk so finding the root cause of it isn't a priority right now. Nothing to worry about when it appears, just refresh 'til you get a full length captcha.

Libertas

That really sucks you guys.
But seriously, think of the Time and Effort someone put towards this...that's some dedication to negativity! lol!
I bet this guys gonna leave his house, fall down the front steps when he takes his hand out of the wet paint on the handrail, land in a pile of dog poop, get run over by a little girl on a pink bike (with a basket and bell of course), bang his head on a metal store sign (that has a giant smiley face on it) when he tries to get up, drop (and break) his cell phone calling 911, have the ambulance run over his foot when they arrive, the hospital will accidentally schedule him for a vasectomy and the ugliest, meanest nurse will shave his balls with a dull, rusty razor, the dr will botch the surgery and render him impotent, his gf will leave him for a much better looking / successful guy, take all his stuff, including his computer which has all the password information to all these accounts he made and worked Endlessly to build up to 100....
And then Tomorrow......he'll have a Reallllly bad day

That's Karma for you

 

Dear Silk Road community,

the rules regarding restricted items in the seller's guide aren't clear on that and therefore I'd like to know if it'd be allowed to offer / request DDoS service here on Silk Road.

I ask that, because I'm curious about your opinion.

Also I personally think that DDoS is a means of digital protest. For instance: Recent events in Germany (Frankfurt, Blockupy demonstration) made clear that the German government has no intention in preserving the people's right to take part in demonstrations.

So why don't fuck up the banks servers / sites etc.? It seems so tempting to make them feel our anger.

This falls under the restricted items category for the reasons that scout has outlined, and vendors have had their listings pulled before because of this.

Libertas

thanks Princess here have a +1


BTW it seems pretty clear the FiniteSuss and RonPaul (the scammer) are one and the same!


Hey Astor, why hasn't RP been banned for making threats like this? 

As I said, I have MUCH more in SR pm's!

Phew! :p

If you have threats sent from ron paul's account to yours tell the Silk Road administrator to look into it and the vendor sending threats will have their vending privileges revoked.

Libertas

Anyone in the know wanna weigh-in on what this might mean for the future of our little world here on the SR?

Absolutely nothing. Liberty Reserve was a centralised virtual currency issued by the Liberty Reserve company (not unlike a bank would issue Euros and Dollars). Bitcoin is a de-centralised, Peer to Peer currency 'issued' by solving complex mathematical algorithms using computing power to do so (mining) and it cannot be shut down by any authority.

The entire Bitcoin economy can function on one single Bitcoin due to its divisibility, so even if governments at some point in the future were to buy up all 21,000,000 bitcoins that will ever exist, as long as there is one person that retains possession of a single Bitcoin that refuses to sell, they can split that Bitcoin up (and it will now be worth billions / possibly trillions in a fiat-currency sense due to the government buying up every other Bitcoin) and the Bitcoin economy will continue functioning in milli-bitcoins (mBTC) or micro-bitcoins (μBTC).

From the Bitcoin Wiki:

One Bitcoin is divisible down to eight decimal places. There are really 2,099,999,997,690,000 (just over 2 quadrillion) maximum possible atomic units in the bitcoin design.

The value of "1 BTC" represents 100,000,000 of these. In other words, each is divisible by up to 10^8.

As the value of the unit of 1 BTC grows too large to be useful for day to day transactions, people can start dealing in smaller units, such as milli-bitcoins (mBTC) or micro-bitcoins (μBTC).

So again, nothing to worry about at all!

Libertas

Seriously, like what the fuck will neg karma do anyway?

Its not like you got neg karma in real life...daymmnnnnn

Go help out in a soup kitchen if you want real karma...

^This! Somebody +1 this person for me!

Libertas