Can I request that GaltCoin is added to the list: http://galtco.in/ https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=441403.0

If anyone is looking for a pool, here is mine: http://mine.bardiharborow.tk/

Hi Guys,

Today I thought I would share with you a little money making scheme that might interest the newbies out there. My understanding is that it is more profitable than faucets, especially these days. (were they ever profitable!!??). Here's some background, CEX.io is a cloud mining service, insted of buying physical miniers, it lets you buy access to miners in their data centers. I got into CEX.io before the big marketing campain happen but these days you'll see ads around the place for it. So, here's how you're going to make money:

1. Sign up to CEX.IO!
2. Click the Referral Program link at the top of the website (you get 3% of the person you sign up's ghs balance, they don't lose anything).
3. Get your referral link. I prefer the one that links to the promo page.
4. Add it to your sig. (oh, wait, newbies can't have links in their sigs just yet...)
5. Collect free DaliyBitcoin advertising credits, sign up for an advertisers account.
6. Use the banners on the referral program page to create an ad on daily bitcoins.
7. Go to the payments tab and transfer your fauchet balance to your advertising account.
8. Start your ad.
9. Let the money roll in!

Hopefully that is enough to get you started. I've been doing this for a few days and I have 0.00195632 gh/s in referrals.

If you want to be nice to me, use the CEX.io and DailyBitcoin refferal links in my signature. It would be much appreciated.

It's equally profitable whether you have 1000Gh/s or .1Gh/s, you get the same percentage return, just a smaller total figure. But anyway, you have more than I do (1 GH/s). =P

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When I mentioned the Bundle Protocol, I was just referring to an example of the "clean slate" idea, not saying I was think of getting involved with it. Also, I'm happy to use pre existing protocols if they are good enough. I've also edited my OP with more explanations.

Good to hear. I'm trying to raise support in the hope that we can get a team working on this. I'm also going to cross-post this on Reddit.

I recently moved house and organised an Internet connection and was reminded of the litany of associated protocols. The phone/internet system is a botch of systems all working together. Think ADSL1/2+, Naked DSL, VOIP, Fibre, Cable, etc. Another example of this protocol mess is the internet. We have HTTP, FTP, SSL, DNS, TLS etc. and on the p2p side: BitTorrent. Delve deeper you get thousands of old protocols. If you go and look at the Wikipedia page for Push technology, there are about twenty different ways to longpoll.

The point I am trying to make is that computers are becoming increasingly complex and maybe it is time to rebuild from a clean slate. Vint Cerf (Chief Internet Evangelist for Google) proposes something like this in an article here, where he suggests an "InterPlanetary Internet", a delay-and-disruption-tolerant network.

I'm starting a new project, a new operating system that will attempt to standardize all aspects of computers, and be adaptable to any device. Specifically, I'm interested in:

* More Secure DNS (maybe based on NameCoin)
* Standardised Protocols for Voice, IM and Email communication
* All communication is encrypted.
* Etc.

If you want to look at this another way, there have always been those who have stayed two steps ahead of the authorities. A few years ago, those users were Tor users. Now it is time to move on and pioneer a new network.

Comments, criticism, assistance and suggestions needed. I also need developers. The purpose of this post is to attract such help.

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EDIT:

After some thinking I've decided to try and re-explain what I'm aiming for.

Design a new internet that has a emphasis:
    on P2P technologies; including an inbuilt DHT system and P2P DNS system (NameCoin maybe?)
    end to end encryption for all connections
    P2P email, IM, VoIP and video conferencing (all encrypted)

I've also had an idea for a new type of login system:

Step 1: The service signs your PGP (for example) key with a special signature that contains your username.
Step 2: You can authenticate in a similar way to client side certificates.

We may be able to use plain IPv6 for this, can somebody think about this?

The end product I'm thinking of is a modified version of Linux that supports this. Eventually, we may want to create a new operation system for this.

Can you look at my post. Looks like we might be working towards the same thing. Let me know if you are interested in working together. I could use the help. Thanks =)

Hey I'd thought I would share a project of mine. Here is my original blog post:


A couple of things I'd like to add to that:

1. Scrypt mining as well
2. Support for all cryptocurrencys (I mean *all*)

If anyone would like to help with this, I *need* your help. Reply or PM.

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I'm wondering, does anyone else have something like this prepared?

You can see my email by clicking the link in my sig (captcha protected). Send me an email. =)

I was thinking we could modify bitcoind (C or C++, can't remember) first and then move on to .Net. One disclaimer, I'm not very good at C or .Net, I'm more of your interpreted language guy, but I'm willing to learn. I'll send you a PM with contact details if you are interested.

I'm posting here because the Newbie section gets a *lot* of traffic. Quick question, has anyone made a fork of bitcoind that doesn't download the blockchain before the latest checkpoint, but instead just has a copy of the unspent outputs list. Hosting bitcoind on a server wastes 11GB and I'd prefer that it was more like 2GB. Even better, why not make an electrum based bitcoind.

If these don't exist, would the community have any appetite for such a thing. Just for example, a lighter bitcoind would allow pools to have servers in more regions without having to pay for quite as many storage costs. And of course, pool servers closer to the end user means less stales!

If anyone is interested in helping me develop this, I'm up for it!

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