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four connections here:
69.204.172.93:50557
79.166.45.20:50557
108.20.157.95:50557
71.175.81.45:50557
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Anyway to transfer funds without synching to the chain? Using simplewallet on Mac OSX.
Reason being is I'm having issues synching the chain running bitmonerod.
You can open simplewallet and use a remote bitmonerod node using a command like: simplewallet --wallet-file wallet_file --password wallet_pw --daemon-address daemon_server where you can put http://xmr1.coolmining.club:5012 for the daemon_server (an open bitmonerod node run by hegemoOn). Atrides also runs an open node I think, but I don't have his server's address handy. |
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what's the point of this announcement thread if you don't answer genuine questions, or provide any real information? is this part of a game you're playing?
details zoidberg, please
There's a link to a short whitepaper and the source code in the first post. How much more details do you want besides the source code? He asks people to help test by compiling and running it as well as reading through the source to find bugs. |
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Bitcoin suffers from an array of identified problems which need a solution (mining rewards are shit, inflation sucks)
Is it just me or are the only two problems smalltimer listed a complete contradiction? If mining rewards are shit (low?), then inflation would be low, right? And vice-versa, if inflation sucks (is too high?) then mining rewards are not low (shit?), right? I guess I'm just not wise enough to comprehend... |
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Cumulated Polo buy-side down to 0.96312774 BTC, again, sigh.
ADD1: Network hash rate down to 993.16 MH/sec
ADD2: Network hash rate now (12h later): 903.73 MH/sec
Nethash is way down now (~600 Mh/s), and for some reason looks like a lot of it has finally jumped off cncoin.farm and maybe at least partially onto bbr.poolto.be. |
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PICK 5
100 BCC to the first to post their addie along with 5 coin picks they think are good 'short term' 2 week buys.
80 BCC for the second person. snooze you loose ... I take the easy pick 5 for 80
60, 40, 20, and 5 there after.
*pm the addie if you want to be incognito
Please don't quote me on this, but here goes: 1 - Monero (just hit all time low on Poloniex and newly released webwallet at mymonero.com) 2 - Vertcoin (algo switch is imminent, expect some pump to accompany it) 3 - Dogecoin (b-day is nigh, probably some pumping celebrations) 4 - Darknote (supposed to release first implementation of cryptonote PoS sometime in next month or so) 5 - Stellar (people want to jump on XRP's little brother after missing the ripple pump) BCC addy: CaPDPNwhUaLcUzc1CQo9apUsb9tKtvR1JY J good call on VERT 1 - PTS snap shot in an hour, only question is how fast you have to dump immeditely afterwards 2 - Darknote (if J was right on VERT why not check for DuckNote to rally on POS) 3 - ix ... minting 100% done, and if you don't know about the other cool aspects then do your own research 4 - UNO ... we've had some lunatic dump nearly a years worth of future production and still the market won't break, and UNO is mineable on Genesis 5 - BCC of course ... trades on rush Not so great on my picks, but stellar just came through in pretty fantastic fashion, up like 100% in last few hours. BCC is pretty cheap on http://cryptorush.in at the moment, down below 20 sat. |
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Please, be aware that using a remote daemon compromises your privacy, as it leaks your transactions data. Someone in the middle sniffing your connection would be able to take a look at it, as well as the people operating the remote daemon. So basically you are trusting the person running the daemon and that no one is snooping your connection . Quoting smooth from https://forum.monero.cc/4/academic-and-technical/10/remote-monero-deamon : I think it is possible to mostly fix this model of light wallet by connecting to two nodes getting mixins from both. Then randomly choose have the mixins from each. Neither will be able to tell which is your coin source. Snooping of transactions doesn't really matter -- they are public anyway --although snooping of the mixins could matter, and snooping of your IP could matter. Both issue can be largely fixed (granted not NSA-proof) by connecting to the nodes over Tor. A simple proxy setup should work. Even over Tor, wouldn't it leak destination addresses and transactions amounts? If the remote node is trusted, in the light wallet user's opinion, would it be possible to eliminate snooping by using https? |
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Right now one needs PAE https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Physical_Address_Extension to run Monero on 32 bit systems making them effectively 36 bit. This is because Monero needs to address more than 4GB of memory (bitmonerod takes approximately 4.8GB on 64bit Kubuntu). This can work on GNU/Linux. On 32 bit Windows however, Microsoft cripples the desktop versions to 4GB RAM (that is the nature of a propriety OS) so even though they support PAE it still will not work. So in theory you should just be able to compile a 32 bit version of simplewallet, and then run simplewallet using a remote 64 bit version of bitmonerod? Or this is impossible because of some incompatibility between 32 bit simplewallet and 64 bit bitmonerod? |
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does the new wallet still require 64-bit system?
Yea, because it still uses simplewallet, it's really just a wrapper. If someone could compile a 32 bit version of simplewallet for windows though, then it would work (I'm not sure if the daemon is the limiting factor keeping things 64-bit at the moment, but I think it is). |
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First three Zarriors have been knighted. Well done. All of you must do your duty till the brotherz and zisters are able to support you - starting in February 2015.  I'll try to finish our explain video and the new website on the coming weekend.
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I'm sure this info is somewhere but I couldn't easily find it. When is the first block reward reduction for Monero and how much will it reduce by. I'm guessing at the end of Q2 next year but I'm not sure how big the reduction will be. I know that ~84% of all XMR will be hashed within four years or probably within three and half years from now.
There's no halving, like in traditional bitcoin and clones, but a constant exponential decrease in the block reward; there's a new, typically lower, reward every block. |
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Wallet working very well. Thank you very much, jwinterm, good work!  Syncing very fast, change existing wallets, import it in lightWallet very easy! Very important - use only 1.3 Gb of RAM, none 4 Gb! But  what's the red rounds when right click on the wallet))  lol acha, thanks for the lovely artwork  I'm not sure exactly what the little red dots are. I'm using kivy as the GUI library, which is designed for multitouch (phone and tablet) as well as desktop use, so I'm thinking it's related to some multitouch feature. I will try to read up and ask in #kivy on freenode if I can't figure it out. edit: (from kivy.org) Using multitouch interaction with the mouse
New in version 1.3.0. By default, the middle and right mouse buttons, as well as a combination of ctrl + left mouse button are used for multitouch emulation. If you want to use them for other purposes, you can disable this behavior by activating the “disable_multitouch” token: [input] mouse = mouse,disable_multitouch so I'll try and remember to turn this off next time... |
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Running 8-8-6 on OSX 10.9.5 and just downloaded the latest blockchain.bin. All files were installed to "downloads". Having issues running bitmonerod from a terminal using blockchain.bin download. Just keeps trying to synchronize the entire block chain from scratch. Any advice? Thanks in advance.
I'm not sure about mac, but since it's unixy, I'd guess you should put the blockchain.bin file into the .bitmonero folder, which would be a hidden folder in your home directory, at least that's where your default data directory is on linux. Alternatively, you can launch the daemon with the --data-dir flag and specify where you want to store the blockchain (and where it should look for it). |
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hooray updated ANN! |
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You have russian characters in the path to your wallet file? Does not work if I type russian words in path to .keys file. lightWallet automatically closed and then "don't see" .keys file. It's bad. I will not use.
Yea! Example - C:\Гребаные поляки\wallet.bin.keys. lightWallet does not work with this path. Sorry for russian words in post, it's required now. Thanks for the feedback. It currently uses python 2.7, which afaik doesn't handle unicode strings by default, which I think is what this would fall under. I will see if I can correct this before I make the next release. I think one thing I may have forgotten to mention in the README.md is at the moment it automatically selects English as your seed language when you generate a wallet, as well; that is another thing I will change before another release. |
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We should not trust our eyes and ears that were watching the drama unfold,
nor we should pay attention to any of the people that were actually involved in keeping the place alive.
I'd pay more attention if they were posting status reports here and releasing the "solvent" coins instead of sitting around and not communicating at all. When did you last see a status/activity report posted here with regard to releasing the so-called "solvent" coins to their owners? You can trust them all you like, but I'm not drinking the Kool-Aid associated with this one. Trust can be earned, and trust can easily be lost. Trust is not automatic. Some form of communication would be helpful if they are still around. I agree it'd be nice if they'd keep the thread updated more, but the owner and other people working on the exchange are pretty much available all the time at #cryptorush channel on freenode. |
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My mistake, the myriadcoin-qt file that is created is 104MB however it is not executable either by clicking on it or by trying to run it from within a console. The file type is shared library not executable.
It really shouldn't be that tricky if you have all dependencies installed, and it really should come out as an executable, but maybe try and explicitly set it as executable, like: chmod 755 ./myriadcoin-qt
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myriadcoin-qt is located in the ~/myriadcoin-master/src/qt/ folder, however it is not executable. This file is roughly 1043.MB in size and is labeled as a shared library by Dolphin in the type column. If everything worked properly shouldn't myriadcoin-qt be an application?
When I performed the compile steps what folder should I have been in? After I took care of all the dependencies, I ran these commands
while in ~/myriadcoin-master/
1.) ./autogen.sh
2.) ./configure
3.) make
Come to think of it, I'm not sure why I am not doing my compiling in /usr/local/src. I have only compiled one other wallet and the guide I followed said to place the source code in /usr/local/src. I will move the myriad source there and try again.
Any other ideas about my compiling issue?
Thank you for the response Palawan
It shouldn't matter where you do the compiling. Have you tried just executing the myriadcoin-qt file that it creates from the terminal (I think it should be created with exectuable flag)? Also, 1 GB seems kind of giant for the binary... |
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