Memory coin is one of the DACs?

We all have some memorycoin because we owned some PTS ?

-MarkM-

Unlike your other videos, this link seems to be a broken page, it does not look like other pages and the image of the video is tiny and when clicked on it pops up an application selector wanting me to browse my disk looking for an application to try to view the thing with...

-MarkM-

Mining is work. Like using earthmoving equipment to dig ditches, it just happens to be somewhat equipment-oriented work.

-MarkM-

If number of years in development is a feature to look for, take a look at Open Transactions.

I have been running a server since way back when it first became just barely possible to run one at all:

http://galaxies.mygamesonline.org/digitalisassets.html

-MarkM-

Scripting MUD-characters is all about code branching, making decisions based on what is going on around the character.

Thus is it not at all suited to GPUs.

But even a little Raspberry can run a surprising number of workers.

But also, trying to have a botnet run thousands or millions of workers is likely to be a horrible mess, demanding way the heck more time just to keep them all on track than the botnet owner is likely to think worthwhile. Basically they'd have to hire gold-farmers to supervise the "workers", and at that point the botnet is not needed, since each of the hired gold-farmers would have a computer already; the limit on how many workers it can run is more to do with the human who is supervising it than with the power of the computer or the number of computers.

(Because unlike World of Warcraft, a MUD uses very little bandwidth and computer-power, so you can run way the heck more MUD-characters per machine than you could World of Warcraft characters; and the triggers the scripts act on are text, they don't have to do image-recognition to figure out what they are "seeing".)

-MarkM-

The current bunch do not, true.

But the people who most need "help" are those with no jobs thus no ability to buy even little block-eruptors to mine with; what such people do have though is lots of time.

So what they need is something that they can scale up a whole lot if they have lots of time, but that botnet owners and rich folks probably will not want to spare the time to mess around with.

Thus the http://www.devtome.com/doku.php?id=cpu_mining concept...

-MarkM-

Good luck doing that with the form of CPU mining described at http://www.devtome.com/doku.php?id=cpu_mining

-MarkM-

Whoa, waitasec, are you suggesting you make a closed source forum?

Surely the bounty is for open source?

Also I think Unthinkinbit already secured the domain he wants the forum to be run on?

-MarkM-

Have you checked out http://www.devtome.com/doku.php?id=cpu_mining ?

So easy on the computer that even a raspberry pi can run plenty of workers, but also resistant to botnets...

-MarkM-

Get a block eruptor or a few of them, and merged mine, but don't leave out the really low difficulty merged coins CoiLedCoin and GeistGeld because you can get those really easy and so far hardly anyone merges them so you will be getting tons of coins really easily, and getting them basically free since just the bitcoins alone in the merge will pay the electricity. So just pile up "free" CoiLedCoins and GeistGeld as long as you can, hoping no major merged mining pool starts merging them until you have millions of them...

So far hardly anyone pays attention to them so they are still low in valuation, see http://galaxies.mygamesonline.org/latestrates.inc

All the scrypt coins (aka all the GPU-mined coins) except maybe either litecoin or DOGE are crap, they can be 51% attacked so easy it is crazy, just some stupid meme (e.g. DOGE itself) can come up with more than enough hashing power to trash any GPU-mined coin overnight, look at DOGE hashrate compared to any other GPU mined coin, all the GPU coins are just sitting waiting for some stupid meme to 51% them, it is only because they are worthless that it hasn't happened yet, if any of them were actually worth anything they would be PWNd overnight.

Whereas the merged mined coins share hashpower, so they can all have high hashpower at once. So pick them up while they are really easy to mine, then once you have a huge huge pile of them think about how many more of a huge pile you want before starting to work on getting merged mining pools to merge them and exchanges to list them...

-MarkM-

See? No actual concept at all, just a bunch of vacuous vague crap implying that maybe if they don't run with the money they might be able to pay people to sit down and try to think of something to do.

-MarkM-

Actually, Canadian fiat dollar symbol is CAD. CDN is Canadian Digital Notes, see

http://galaxies.mygamesonline.org/digitalisassets.html

-MarkM-

Nope, withdraw still doesn't work, just pops up an error popup as usual.

-MarkM-

Hmm so maybe it is not a consistent error.

So far it happens each time I try to withdraw though.

Guess I will try yet again.

Anyone know if they are working on fixing the active offers list so any orders can be cancelled not only whichever few you placed most recently?

Not being able to cancel sells because the last few orders placed happened to be buys is kind of un-usable...

-MarkM-

Of what? Bitcoins? I have been trying to withdraw for days with no luck.

I also cannot cancel sell orders because their list of active orders only displays a very few orders for some reason, currently most buy orders.

With no way to cancel the old sell orders and no way to withdraw bitcoins it is looking pretty broken from here.

-MarkM-

Bitcoins cannot be withdrawn either.

Is there anything at all that CAN be withdrawn?

-MarkM-

Well Bitcoins cannot be withdrawn, now apparently TAG cannot be withdrawn.

So what the heck, if anything, CAN be withdrawn?

-MarkM-

Cool. I wondered what they even meant by deprecated, maybe they just meant they themselves didn't happen to like it.

-MarkM-

Is there ANYTHING that CAN be withdrawn from BTER ?

-MarkM-

I happened across a discussion of forum software in another thread, and in this post:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=317408.msg4248328#msg4248328

they say SM is deprecated; I think they mean Simple Machines forum, so thought I should mention that here as one of our outstanding bounties also mentions simple machines forum so I am wondering why it is deprecated and why, if it is deprecated, we would be insisting upon it in one of our bounties.

-MarkM-