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What's worse is that there are people who already heard about bitcoin before, but they didn't bother to learn more about it. I really wish I could have known about it sooner, but I still consider myself lucky to have…

IMF are very good at what they do and are a listed entity on the ASX (Australian stock exchange) Im unsure if they would be willing to take on this case, as the inherent issue with BTC is the anonymity of accounts,…

Funny enough, I did say this before! But now that I think about it, I'm pretty sure there are also people who wish that they didn't sell too early. The bottom line is, there's no point in thinking about what could have…

I'm not an expert when it comes to recovering passwords and stuff, but is it really necessary to expose his identity and this much personal data? Surely this will have implications for his security and privacy, no? I…

It does have a removable battery, but it's not working anymore, so it currently only runs while plugged in (forgot to mention). I could try to find a replacement online, so I think it should be fine. Thanks, I'll keep…

I am currently leaning towards Linux Mint. From what I've read, it's quite similar to Windows in terms of layout. I like analogies like this, it just makes stuff much easier to understand. Well then, I will probably try…

I actually just wanted to try it out. I've been reading the guides from learnmeabitcoin, and I enjoy the beginner-friendly approach. I'm not a developer nor do I have the capacity to learn the technical stuff, but I can…

Yes, this is my main reason for wanting to switch to Linux, but I'm seeing different recommendations like Ubuntu and Mint, so I am confused on what to choose as a beginner. Unfortunately, it doesn't have one. But yeah,…

Hey everyone. I'm thinking about setting up my own Bitcoin node and have a few questions: 1. I’ve got this old laptop from 2014 (Acer Aspire E14, E5-411) with just 2GB RAM and a 500GB HDD. I do have an external 1TB…