I keep zooming in on these bitcoin but getting nowhere so far. https://t.co/ehSHZ6IQH9

Will be trying the better 40x lens on this other bitcoin sample too. Yea, found some writing on it from around end of April 2009 when one of my laptops were sold off. I put a 60x magnifier microscope on it and a 40x lens and it seems to show something but 40x lens is too close. https://t.co/8kWsz1UZMt

"You'll never get over that you got no bitcoin left from 2009. You've only got like 3 parts of hex here and there and can't even mine it if it was a 64 character private key. Photos you posted from that 50x 0.60NA 5.2mm long working distance lens proves there's nothing there." https://t.co/JBKf8Ait8e

Just looking into PXE boot to get onto the bitcoin hard drive from 2009 without a USB or DVD in RAM.

I've got the Satoshi Nakamoto hard drive, but I don't really have any way of getting on the drive for Halloween.

"Person who signed as Satoshi Nakamoto turns 119 years old" "Person who signed as Satoshi Nakamoto turns 123 years old" "Person who signed as Satoshi Nakamoto turns 127 years old"

Bet yah when I plug this old bitcoin hard drive in the last person (who shouldn't have had it) has put a fresh copy of Windows XP on it just like the other laptops. The Windows.old folder won't have anything in it. Doubt I'll find wallet.dat files that haven't been overwritten.

Got into the bitcoin laptop from 2009. There was some weird dust build up which isn't a good sign. I found 2 missing screws on the hard drive casing which means this is my old laptop. It looks like I couldn't get past the top HP screw things in 2009 and must've left it. https://t.co/D7trmw1c1A

Other clues I found on this old bitcoin laptop. Tomato sauce, possible food on keyboard. This is pretty much a dead giveaway. F8 key missing matches a laptop I took the key off in 2009 up in a cupboard. Needled double circle on Intel sticker, acrylic paint dot on IT sticker.

I think the guy's wiped my bitcoin laptop despite CMOS battery lasting to 2009. That's because there's a screw missing from the hard drive bay. The single torx security screw that is still there isn't gonna stop anyone. I'd say he's maybe used a hard drive reader on it.