How is the current pool working out for everyone?
Working like clockwork for me so far. My wallet is getting fatter every day, but more importantly if appears to be a stabilizing force for the network as a whole. Someone reported issues getting shares from the pool, but I haven't had a chance to follow up for more details. |
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When you reply to trolls and spammers, you become one to everyone watching.
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How is the current pool working out for everyone?
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This thread... you guys are so masochistically obsessive.
Do really need to fill the internet with hot air, recycled over and over?
Say something new, do something new, or stop talking please.
Some of us are owed hundreds of thousands of dollars. Do you expect us to just sit there and wait for our coins to simply reappear magically? No, but that's also not what I suggested. |
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Do you accept former fighting hamsters?
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That's awesome, thank you r3wt. Would you mind joining the bitcoin Web of Trust so we can maybe start establishing trust, etc It'd help us all! http://bitcoin-otc.com/trust.phpThis goes for everyone really. |
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I don't have any yet but I'm ready to buy. What's available? By the way, we have a block explorer now, a nice one too!: http://atc.blockr.io/So you create an altcoin and have the ability to mine it from the genesis block but don't for some reason. If you didn't mine because you didn't understand how to set-up the mining software, then you could just delay the release of the coin. Mining in from day 1 could have resulted in tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands of really cheap coins (almost free since blocks at difficulty 1 were being mined at 5-10 per minuted, even CPU mining could have resulted in a few thousand like myself). But now you want to buy the coins on open market for ~100 satoshi each? How does that make any sense at all?  Something isn't right here.  Indeed, something is NOT right here. Why does any of that sound like something that's supposed to happen to you? Hell, I can't even get anyone to sell me any... |
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I have useful feedback. Stop.
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This thread... you guys are so masochistically obsessive.
Do really need to fill the internet with hot air, recycled over and over?
Say something new, do something new, or stop talking please.
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I don't have any yet but I'm ready to buy. What's available? By the way, we have a block explorer now, a nice one too!: http://atc.blockr.io/ |
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I'd be happy to add it if you can find reputable exchange that supports it and has an API I can pull prices from  Which altcoin exchange do you consider the most reputable? Most seem risky to me. |
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Freenode #altcoin exists.
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Excellent! The first hurdle cleared!
Now we need a pool (maybe p2pool) and then finally get them trading on an exchange. After that, the destruction of the false altcoins can commence.
Anyone care to create any of these things? We also need to get a new executable for Windows, Linux, make sure the new Altcoin logo is in use in the wallet, rmeove any coingen.io branding if it's still there, etc. Post a suggested bounty, compete with each other if applicable, etc. I can contribute some funding (or feel free to do it for free!) If any of you know of services that automate any of the common altcoin needs, feel free to link. ^^^ GET PAID ^^^ |
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Seriously guys?
What we know is Apple does not want these apps in their store.
What we do not know is why.
I'm sorry to report that there are indeed legitimate reasons why someone may not wish to distribute a thing to customers, and those reasons may have you feeling like a caveman once known. Maybe their lawyers won't let them, maybe laws have something to do with it, maybe the code is flawed, maybe the owners are about to be Shrem'd, maybe Steve Jobs was Satoshi. Who knows wtf?
Maybe I'm wrong though. Best to keep smashing your phones, just in case.
http://www.coindesk.com/venture-capitalists-bitcoin-companies-react-apple-blockchain-ban/The second motive Allaire suggests is that Apple wishes to cordon off and gain a position of advantage in the digital payments space. He said:
“Apple’s iBeacon and Bluetooth protocols are very clearly designed for payments. Those two things are proprietary – no one can use them, and I think it’s very clear that Apple is planning to introduce its own digital wallet.” ... it will maintain an advantage in digital payments by blocking bitcoin apps that can be used for sending and receiving funds. “When the iPhone came out and Google wanted to launch Google Voice as an app on iOS, Apple banned it and wouldn’t approve any voice apps. The FCC then took action.” So you think because Apple wouldn't allow Google Voice, this is the same thing? You must live in a very repetitive and predictable world. My point isn't that Apple can do no wrong. It's that not all things that you don't understand are wrong. |
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Seriously guys?
What we know is Apple does not want these apps in their store.
What we do not know is why.
I'm sorry to report that there are indeed legitimate reasons why someone may not wish to distribute a thing to customers, and those reasons may have you feeling like a caveman once known. Maybe their lawyers won't let them, maybe laws have something to do with it, maybe the code is flawed, maybe the owners are about to be Shrem'd, maybe Steve Jobs was Satoshi. Who knows wtf?
Maybe I'm wrong though. Best to keep smashing your phones, just in case.
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