The propagation time is VERY fast, so I can't see how you can reliably calculate the propagation time.
that is the question can it be reliably calculated. I hope someone smarter than me knows the answer to this. oh also ideally we would have larger blocks at some point in the future, would 10mb blocks still be really fast? The problem is that variance of each computer's internal clock is greater than, or equal to the time it takes to transmit one block. Another problem is for malicious attackers to set up fake nodes (on compromised systems or cloud hosting services), to skew the network propagation time in their favor. |
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Assuming that your virus has full access to other processes, I don't see how this would help. The virus can always - scan for the key in memory
- hijack the input after it's decrypted (hooking the API that the program uses to receive input)
- disable "keyscrambler" entirely
it definitely makes your computer more secure, but it's only because no one will bother writing a bypass. |
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The propagation time is VERY fast, so I can't see how you can reliably calculate the propagation time.
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if you pay sufficient fees, the transaction will still get confirmed. alternately, if you have a local wallet, you can use coin control to choose which inputs to spend from, which alleviates this problem.
>blockchain.info
yep, you're screwed.
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It's not enough to just uninstall the old drivers. You need to do a clean wipe or even reinstall of windows if you're not sure how to get the 2.5 SDK in there.
using catalyst install manager to uninstall all drivers works fine for me. |
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doesn't blockchain.info already provide an online wallet?
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that only build the daemon, not the qt ezbuild: use gitian |
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Thanks for the info. But it is still not clear to me. When I started with a genesis block and how does the system know there is no other existing bloackchain in the network that it needs to sync?
it asks for other peers for blocks |
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^ If bitcoin ever becomes a major global currency, then there will be 10,000X as many transactions being created as SD is creating now. SD is providing stress-testing for the network, and showing that unless the block size limit is lifted, there will be a problem.
it's not a stress test, it's a DDOS attack. stress tests are temporary and done with permission. satoshi dice transaction spam last forever on the network (uneconomical satoshi outputs). bitcoin was never meant to be a micro transaction currency, stop pulling numbers out of your ass. |
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THERE IS NO BLOCKSIZE PROBLEM.
the only reason free transactions are taking forever to confirm is because satoshi dice (and other on-the-chain gambling services) are spamming the blockchain with useless transactions.
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OP wants to turn this forum into somethingawful.
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did it ask you to pay a fee? or was it automatically included due to settings?
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So, it means he comes here everyday but doesn't want to say anything to us. it means he's good at trolling |
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for BTC: (over 350 MH/s)
--gpu-memclock 300 --gpu-engine 950
for LTC: (over 350 kh/s)
--scrypt --thread-concurrency 7200 --gpu-memclock 1250 --gpu-engine 930
these are obviously overclocked, but they are stable for me without any voltage modifications. your mileage may vary.
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"Difficulty is not gonna skyrocket anytime soon"
"Batch 2 will ship out in a super fast way from mid to end April"
We have been trolled hard.
And they disappeared too...?
if they shipped next week, they would still technically keep their promise (assuming they skip the chinese holiday) |
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there is a low barrier to entry for miners, and it's very easy for unionized miners to strike break anonymously.
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Anyone else? How can I pull CDN $$ out of Mtgox without being nickel and dimed to death with fees?
the only way that is free is with local transactions |
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