Au début j'avais pas lu l'article de Michel, mais oui c'est vrai que c'est du lourd dans le genre OMG facepalm. Vraiment pathétique comme il pleure en demandant le retour de la Sainte Inquisition pour anéantir ce bitcoin qu'il ne saurait voir... Benoît, ton article est très bien, mais l'article de Michel était juste pas digne :-) Cette mentalité est pas nouvelle. Souvent dans un mélange de dogmatisme et d'incompétence, même des gens très bien se sont laissés avoir par leur incapacité à sortir d'une vision étriquée, passéiste des choses en général et de la technologie en particulier: Internet, un précurseur de réseau d'autoroutes
C'est dans les années 1960 qu'a été conçu le réseau Internet, réseau public subventionné qui dans l'esprit du Vice Président Al Gore, pourrait constituer l'épine dorsale d'un réseau d'autoroutes à la fois national et international.
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Cependant son mode de fonctionnement coopératif n’est pas conçu pour offrir des services commerciaux. Sa large ouverture à tous types d’utilisateurs et de services fait apparaître ses limites, notamment son inaptitude à offrir des services de qualité en temps réel de voix ou d’images.
Il ne comporte aucun système de sécurité. Un message envoyé sur Internet navigue successivement sur plusieurs réseaux où il peut être intercepté et lu impunément. De même des serveurs insuffisamment protégés ont subi dans un passé récent de nombreuses intrusions après avoir été raccordés au réseau. Sa fiabilité est aussi en cause. L'acheminement des messages n'est pas garanti. Des embouteillages peuvent bloquer le réseau pendant de longues minutes, voire même des heures et conduire ainsi à des pertes de messages. Enfin, il n'existe pas d'annuaire des utilisateurs ou des services. Le bouche à oreille constitue le mode de fonctionnement le plus répandu de ce réseau.
De plus il n'existe aucun moyen de facturation sur Internet, si ce n'est l'abonnement à un service, auquel on accède avec un mot de passe. Ce réseau est donc mai adapté à la fourniture de services commerciaux. Le chiffre d'affaires mondial sur les services qu'il engendre ne correspond qu'au douzième de celui du Minitel.
Les limites d'Internet démontrent ainsi qu'il ne saurait, dans le long terme, constituer à lui tout seul, le réseau d'autoroutes mondial.
Et quelle démonstration ! tl;dr: - Je constate que jusqu'à aujourd'hui XYZ, ce qui démontre que XYZ pour toujours,
- Internet, c'est décentralisé, ce n'est ni en mains d'une grosse autorité commerciale bien cartélisante, ni des gouvernements, donc c'est mal, donc ça na pas d'avenir,
- Je n'ai rien compris aux 7 couches du modèle OSI ainsi qu'au potentiel d'évolution des protocoles, car ça dépasse visiblement mes compétences et pourtant c'est moi l'Expert du Gouvernement,
- Le Minitel, c'est le top, c'est ça qu'ils veulent les jeunes !
Je vous laisse gougler l'auteur de ce magnifique morceau choisi. Force est de constater que statistiquement, plus une personne est âgée, plus elle est susceptible selon moi de tomber dans ces travers, ce déni du changement. |
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I joined up over here in 2012-13. At the time it seemed like a way to make a quick buck. Overtime as i read about it more and more, i became interested in the freedom it provides. As time has went on however, my interest and belief in bitcoin have waned. I won't get into the details of why, but i'm wondering what your honest opinion of bitcoin is, with a simple vote, and possibly an explanation.
I joined about the same time. At the time I was very interested in Bitcoin from a technical point of view, and I'm still interested just as much. Starting with the first bubble of 2013 (i.e. April), 90%+ of the people seemingly "interested" in Bitcoin were just circle jerking in their greed. Don't get me wrong: I'm cool with greed, but people that were just hanging around because, you know, get rich quick 'n all, they bring nothing, nada, zip, nil to the community. Go watch your ticker, feed another trollbox and stop making noise. And I won't even get into details about the horrible shitcoin spree all over the place at the same time. Then it started deflating, and my hopes were that it would weed out the noise (on this forum and in general). I don't know if it actually happened. At least the developments on max block size extensions are interesting to follow. |
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Short update for everyone! The site is planned for relaunch tomorrow. You will get more info in an official announcement by email.
Thanks for the info. My last payout from a few minutes ago is marked as non-standard transaction that should not be trusted and doesn't appear on blockchain.info. Any ideas? |
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Edit: Suite au crash de mon ordinateur, j'ai relancé Bitcoin puis j'ai vu que c'était l'ancien (j'avais cliqué sur le raccourci pour l'ancienne version), il me mettait que j'avais 6 ans et 44 semaines de synchronisations ... Donc, je l'ai fermé et ai ouvert l'autre et il me dit: réindexion des blocs sur le disque 6 ans et 44 semaine (bon ça a l'air d'aller assez vite, car il est maintenant à 5 ans ...). C'est normal ?
Oui c'est normal, il a repris au début de la chaîne soit il y a 6 ans environ maintenant... Ça va prendre du temps pour qu'il rattrape toutes ces années mais il faut juste le laisser tourner. |
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Effectivement, mise à jour obligatoire et tes problèmes devraient se résoudre dans la foulée.
Au pire, tu peux exporter la clé privée depuis la version 0.8.x et recommencer le téléchargement de la blockchain à zéro avec la dernière version de Bitcoin Core, puis enfin ré-importer la clé de l'ancienne version (laisser le wallet.dat en place devrait faire l'affaire)
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A video would be very nice indeed.
The construction is simple enough, but I was wondering about the impact on board temperatures, even with a two-holes construction with pull/push air configuration. I had experimented a bit with S1 and S3 before and always found open air to be the most reasonable configuration.
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how i can disable 2fa? i have tried it, but i am not able
As you can see you aren't the only one around having problems with Google Auth at HASHNEST  If you have carefully synchronized your clock already and still can't withdraw you should open a ticket, support can be slow but they do respond eventually. Personally I have been able to withdraw, even though the form takes a lot of time (>1 minute) to process, it worked. |
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And the first picture in OP:  |
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If only their hardware could be bought at ROI-able price... They do really great ASICs, but mostly for themselves. As for this miner, with such generic information and at 5 months of halving, it's dubious IMHO and I would not risk any preorder... |
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Please quote this message (this address was used by me an only me from the 1st transaction in 2013)
Address:
14KLRHwUNTf2e688spZurt3AyfpagTf2ca
Message:
Staking 14KLRHwUNTf2e688spZurt3AyfpagTf2ca for bitcointalk.org on 2016-01-09 at 20:28 UTC
Signature:
H3pwKZA4G6R4Xev/DT77ENwoZ/zf5cdIv80qOMxAl5yjNMbK5OZubjEik1uVgzkcazndiM1chprVlLarzf0iIYg=
Thanks!
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OK, so it wasn't just my coding ineptitude that prevented me from getting the block data? Ha!
No, it wasn't  I'm looking forward to seeing what you can get done.
Check out my new public AntPool block data API, hopefully you will be able to extract some nice pools stats from here and integrate them with your global pool surveys. With about 25% of the global hashrate, I guess it can improve stats quality. Now everyone can scrape block data easily and without the hassle of authentication. |
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I'm updating my code to add a public block API that was always missing from the original API. It will be derived from the publicly accessible data on their website, for some reason this data cannot be queried from their API at all, so I will be adding this in a few hours. Additionally it's currently script-inaccessible because of the same CF issue. Stay tuned... |
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Actually, the problem is not that the official AntPool API is overloaded, but it can no longer be used a side effect of the CloudFlare DDoS protection that they switched on about 4 weeks ago.
Since then, it is impossible to access the API using a regular REST HTTP client like curl, because any request to the API will result in a 503 Service Temporarily Unavailable response code by the CloudFlare filter. In a regular browser, some JavaScript code would execute and then redirect to the requested page, but it doesn't work for the API.
In order to get through the CloudFlare filter, it is necessary to use a headless browser to evaluate and solve the CloudFlare challenge, then get the clearance cookie, and send it with the request. It's exactly what the proxy (MAAAPI) does.
This way, it's not necessary to modify existing clients to add a complicated system to get through the CloudFlare filter as described above.
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800E for it ! And 75E SHIP TO all Eu
800€ is a plain ripoff. Better try on eBay for that sort of thing  |
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I don't think the S2 comes with a RPi controller.
Yes he probably meant BBB |
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What do u guys think about S7 prices? How is that going to look in the future?
I tend to believe the difficulty will not skyrocket as much as others think until the halving, because I estimate there are still about 200PHS (25% current total) running above 0.5 J/GH on the network that will have to be shut down / replaced as newer, more efficient hashrate is added. That's why I think S7 prices are a bit undervalued right now and it's a bargain for both traders and "hashers". |
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24 Hours 3 Day 1 Week 2 Weeks 1 Month 3 Months All
80.00% 98.00% 99.00% 96.00% 96.00% 97.00% 99.00%
I've got my own miners on Antpool using PPS and my Hashnest hashrate is obviously PPLNS. After scaling both hashrate/payout and comparing them, they are very, very close in December, PPS is actually even higher. I prefer PPS for my peace of mind... @BITMAIN
Now you're using cloudflare I can't scrape your block data anymore, and your API is opaque and unnecessarily complicated (ie I can't get it to work) for your block data API. Can't you open up either your pool stats page or make the API more user friendly? I dont think a signature and nonce should be required to view the pool stats API.
I've made an alternative API here because of this issue, although I guess it's useless to you as you were doing it through their website and not their API. About scraping their blocks, their guide doesn't even document this AFAIK. That's too bad |
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These are only useful as smart heaters or someone with "free" power.
How much is a good price for you given the above statement? I guess about 0.25BTC at best? (not a bid)
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