I am none of these things!  Please add your personality trait? the list is not exhaustive  |
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I'm not kidding here.
A few years back I did volunteer work at a nun's psychiatric institution for two straight weeks, dealing with a few dozen schizophrenics, and boy were they saner than our beloved trolleros...
Makes for an interesting psychological study for a student's final year thesis. Can do some amateur FBI profiling, you could classify people in catagories such as: 0) worker (creates original things, selfless and often works for nothing, a rare breed) 1) helpful (knows some bits and bobs, likes to help) 2) dedicated and passionate (enjoys the ride, cheerleaders) 3) mostly harmless 4) annoying but harmless 5) lurker 6) housebound nerd (pale skined/spotty/bad diet, usually friendly but lacks people skills stays in mum's basement too much) 7) delusions of grandeur (thinks can code) Eight) deliberately annoying and hurtful (hates themselves, no self love/no girlfriend) 9) hidden agendas for profit (Cui Bono?) 10) bot (terzo?) 11) sociopathic, potentially dangerous (bullied at school, lacks people skills, has been wronged and wants to get the world back for what they have done to him) 12) psychopathic. The most dangerous type-no empathy for others and often is a split personality. Has good memory but repeats things and gets in stuck in confirmation bias loops, does not like to be questioned and often misses the point and violent to their partner. |
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Thanks Tante. Since Evan introduced me to Evolution, I'd be crazy not to. Cutting and pasting a Bitcoin address from a website into a clunky desktop wallet and waiting 10 minutes to buy something is going to seem like green-screen teletype when we release this. I wish I could say more  i wish you would say more Guys, lets give afreer a drink .. lots of drinks !! Lets make him talk   edit : eh, is there any liquer you dont particular handle well ? Traditionally sodium pentothal was added as a chaser to aid zipper mouths |
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Did you guys notice that Andreas M. Antonopoulos and Eric Voorhees are going to Mexico, there is a hell of a lineup of big names now, has Evan got his big hat ready to go yet? And attendee Trace Mayer has updated Exeters Pyramid, once again shows that cryptocurrencies dont even exist on the financial radar yet.  |
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Bitcoin Maximalism...
An excellent example of this problem solving is DASH. There are inherent weaknesses in Bitcoin that have been revealed after field testing. Transaction speed and fungibility are easy to point out. DASH has implemented vast improvements in these (and other) areas that Bitcoin will find challenging to absorb. Therefore, it must be crushed.
All good points, also can Evolution solve the malleability problems of bitcoin? If the transactions are signed and agreed upon within seconds, must the transaction ID stay the same as the same transaction can produce a different ID with bitcoin, no doubt the whitepaper will explain this... https://bitcoinmagazine.com/articles/the-who-what-why-and-how-of-the-ongoing-transaction-malleability-attack-1444253640'' Bitcoin developers have been working to reduce transaction malleability among standard transaction types, but a complete fix is still only in the planning stages. At present, new transactions should not depend on previous transactions which have not been added to the block chain yet, especially if large amounts of satoshis are at stake.
Transaction malleability also affects payment tracking. Bitcoin Core’s RPC interface lets you track transactions by their txid—but if that txid changes because the transaction was modified, it may appear that the transaction has disappeared from the network.'' |
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1 is false. It's not equally as decentralized because you need a public IP address. People are using shit like Vultr to run their MNs, not running them from their houses.
Not everyone Wolf, I have a windows remote machine physically located at a business address that has a 1 gigabit connection speed. Fair, but would you say most are like you? Not sure it matters atm because the network is somewhat under used in my opinion, so we have capacity to spare. http://178.254.18.153/~pub/Darkcoin/masternode_locations.html |
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...Time to open a beer  or two... Sweet And almost perfect english for someone speaking a second language  |
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1 is false. It's not equally as decentralized because you need a public IP address. People are using shit like Vultr to run their MNs, not running them from their houses.
Not everyone Wolf, I have a windows remote machine physically located at a business address that has a 1 gigabit connection speed. |
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Hash Engineering wallet works fine for me, have done a number of transactions, I have a very small data allocation in my payment plan and it never goes over. The camera QR scan also checks out well. (the instantX has been removed for now, it worked on older versions but was buggy) Edit: I noticed some comments about bandwidth usage being high, but it appears they leave the app going in the background 24/7, I always shut it down immediately afterwards, why leave it running eh. Tip: Check you have visible peers connected before sending any dash, would be a good addition by hash engineering if it warned that you have no peers present after clicking send as an error check. |
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Thats a pretty nice upto date processor, I'm on the 2011 socket as well, our clocks are close but you have the AVX2.0 instruction set and I only have the AVX (with i7 4820k) Try the various minerd.exe's and post back with your hash speed, am interested to see if AVX2.0 makes any difference, you should be at least around 0.5 megahash. |
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Exactly. Instead of using the hash to build the quorum at all once, you do it in four steps, by age. It's still deterministic.
Damn fine idea, time locked network hacker resistant with 51% taking over 1 year in multiple stages, is this another world first?  |
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Hi guys. I just had a conversation with a friend of mine who worked in Greece last year , and he is not greek citizen. He told me that he is not able to take his money out of the country because of some regulations , which happened after the crisis. And now many greek people havethe same problem . They are not allowed to use their money out of the country. I was thinking is it possible that some 1 show them the possible solution of DASH.
I heard that Venuzeula are taking a lot of money out of the country using bitcoin due to currency collapse, apparently the volume off exchange is larger than on exchange (source: Trace mayer) Not seeing Greece listed in the charts, unfortunately they are slaves to the outside banking interests of the Euro, but there are localbitcoins and exchange options. http://coin.dance/chartsOnly 5% use the Euro, perhaps more off exchange? http://bitcoincharts.com/charts/volumepie/Venuzeula  Edit: Greek people could just mine Dash at around the break even point and use for import/export purposes etc. |
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Guys, this is just where 0 degrees latitude and 0 degrees longitude is. The location data on this node is unknown, so it defaults to that... it is not on a sub or on a tiny island that Google failed to map! LOL, that's funny nobody noticed! (well, except you!) Wow, how do they hide themselves so well? Anyway, thanks for pointing that out! Well I suggest to whoever it is,broadcasts a radio station from the IP at 0 degrees and we have Radio Dash in the Sea, playing funky tunes |
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If & when I do, then maybe I should celebrate by putting a nice wall up on Polo If you do, I will peck just above you with the minnows TIA |
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That has way more masternodes listed, where do I send the flowers to? |
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For Cryptsy, its just taken me 8 hours of pending to withdraw a few Dash, might be last time I use them until I see that people like Otoh are getting their major holdings back. For the masternodes per country, there is also a visual map but its not as accurate, http://www.dashnodes.com/index/masternodes_map/ |
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