RE: Did we develop a time machine?

[lovenfreedom]

It would have been more questionable if I see another "service" in therealwolf's post other than smartsteem...

seriously, if I have my own clothing line why should I buy someone else's?

Comments

[therealwolf]

Exactly @lovenfreedom - I love my service and I also paid for my vote; so I truly don't see a problem there.

[abh12345]

Could you please show where you have paid for your vote? I do not see a bid in your wallet.

[therealwolf]

The function that gets triggered in my written code when someone sends a transfer, can also be triggered through manual touch - that's what I did.

[abh12345]

For transparency to the users of your service, where can it be seen that this took place?

[sircork]

It doesn't matter how "manually" he did it, it has to be in his wallet. That's how blockchains work. So where is it?

[therealwolf]

Are you just acting dumb? It was internally in the database.

[sircork]

No sir, all your financial transactions occurring for your wallet, happen IN your wallet, except witness sp producer rewards. Show us on steemd or steemdb then, if you have some magic secret blockchain defeater.

[therealwolf]

For transparency of delegators of my service, the payout is always visible.

And @abh12345 - you've reached my patience limit - I won't waste any more of my time with your bullshit.

I'm spending 12+ hours per day - 7 days per week - working on Smartsteem and another new project for Steem.

So I have zero spare time to answer your ridiculous questions.

[sircork]

You cannot ANSWER his question, since you plainly LIED.

SteemD, SteemDB and your wallet show no indication of payment for this vote from either account of therealwolf or smartsteem.

So...produce, or admit your lie. We are laughing at how "busy" you are enabling the shit trending page while quipping about problems on the system.

A charade is a charade, and you sir, aren't even pulling a very good one.

[therealwolf]

A database is an organized collection of data.[1] A relational database, more restrictively, is a collection of schemas, tables, queries, reports, views, and other elements. Database designers typically organize the data to model aspects of reality in a way that supports processes requiring information, such as (for example) modelling the availability of rooms in hotels in a way that supports finding a hotel with vacancies.

Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Database