Username: layer1gfx Post Count: 3011 BTC Address (must be SegWit): bc1q9xccqvdkny96h9lnr3la8n4e0060aqfc9t6lv5 i am ready to participate in this round  |
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i see, so it's just downloading locations. sure, then it is worth the waiting time.
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edit:
if new locations have to be approved first, then please make sure to check from time to time.
for thailand for instance, i see many locations on other maps but not on the app.
maybe with a bit of help from the community, this could be updated?
the website loaded first for quite a while.
i tested it again on chrome and firefox and now it seems to be fine.
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i added a new venue in thailand on OSM, how long does it take to show up on the app?
coinmap.it is down?
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man weiss aber auch nicht was den leuten die sich so harsch verhalten vorher alles schon passiert sein mag. aber unhöfliches verhalten ist uncool in jedem forum, prinzipiell sollte ein bisschen etikette beibehalten werden. ich denke "kein escrow" ist eher bedenklich... aber eine woche riskieren scheint für die meisten teilnehmer akzeptabel zu sein. ich wollte eigentlich mitmachen, wurde aber nicht auserkoren, mal sehen vllt. gibts auch bald mal wieder ein werbehandtuch für mein untenrum  |
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wollte mal diesen thread wieder hoch holen, denn dieses jahr (genau in april) soll das listing auf einer/mehrerer exchanges erfolgen
hoffentlich bleibt das bei april'20 und es wird nicht (durch irgendwelche gründe) verschoben
@layer1gfx
kannst du da vielleicht irgendwelche updates rausbekommen?
hat sich weniger danach angehört wenn man die letzten ankündigungen vom admin gopal auf telegram gelesen hat. updates gabs bisher keine, eine idee wäre direkt im tg channel noch einmal nachzubohren... |
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ich hab mal eine bewerbung für die crypto-games.net signatur abgegeben. lokale boards wäre nett aber es stört mich auch nicht wenn es nicht gezählt wird.
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Username: layer1gfx
Current Post Count: 3004
Current Rank: Legendary
Bitcoin Address: will be sent by PM
i will wear the signature, avatar, and personal text when accepted.
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i am interested  Username: layer1gfx Post Count: 3006 BTC Address (must be SegWit): to be sent by PM if selected |
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Hello, I have added a new row in the info box at the bottom of map:  As you can read users can use a modified version of onosm.org to add their bitcoin venue. Let's go to check it out! https://www.coinmap.itI'm looking for translations for this new row for the following languages: - German - Russian - Japanese - Portuguese - Czech - Slovak Can you help me? sure, i can do the German translation. just send me a PM  |
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lol das wäre aber ein ziemlicher DO(X) im tanga rumzuhüpfen und es hier zu posten |
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sure if the internet is down on the whole planet we are most likely going through the aftermath of a major disaster or a final targeted attack.
and of course, if we survived that we may be worried about other more pressing issues.
then, maybe, whoever has some gasoline left to run a generator to produce some electricity and possibly send some messages or even transactions over the radio could start communicating.
i am also thinking mesh networks could be built or other near field solutions may be applied.
suddenly preppers may become the new heroes and teachers to listen to.
maybe we start recording trades in a physical ledger like a long time ago the japanese did?
people may even hand over hardware wallets or physical coins (?) containing verified funds in exchange for other physical goods ...
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So, in this recent video Neil Woodfine is talking about how Bitcoin will withstand an attack on the Internet infrastructure we have learned to rely on for so much in our daily lives.  How realistic do you see the assumptions being made here? While I agree that having for example ways to connect to the Bitcoin network via satellite is better than not having it and it certainly is useful to people in places like Iran, Egypt, Turkey etc. where the Internet access gets restricted by authorities at times of public upheaval... - if one day some powerful nation/nation-like entity like the U.S., China (just see what happened around the recent NBA-related censorship... - pleasing Beijing matters these days if you want to keep the $$$ flowing) or even the EU decides to force the satellite providers to suspend those services to Bitcoin-related companies, this part of the infrastructure is likely also going to fall away. Unless we start launching our own rogue satellites which might just be shot out of the sky by then...- not a "space expert" here though; so I hope somebody who dived deeper into the matter can possibly explain how relying on Satellites as backup helps us to make the network sufficiently antifragile when "the shit *really* hits the fan". now with pic  |
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Morpheus Labs did some throwback posts on twitter to list some of the highlights in 2019. 19th December: #1#throwback to Morpheus Labs' official launch where we garnered strong interest from the developers’ houses, members of the public and our regional partners, and showcased our BPaaS and its capabilities. -> http://shorturl.at/flyU8: We'll continue our #ThrowbackThursday next week. Stay tuned and TGIF! |
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the latest tweet from 16th december: |
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