OP I suggest switching to a pool that gives you more control over when payouts are made to your address. Instead of frequently getting paid small amounts you should do withdrawals of larger amounts every so often. This will reduce the number of unspent outputs in your wallet.
Just as a point, most pools don't allow you to do this. It is probably possible to ask their support and sign a message from your address. It might also be worth just getting paid once a week if you can adjust the threshold in order to make your client a bit faster op.
Although I suspect I might ge rburied in the abyss here... |
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Isn't updating both the client and server a better solution so there's no need to change the level to vulnerable?
At least that's what I see from the matrix. Also,
Yeah I see it now and agree with that, you're better off updating them both. There's a reason Microsoft chose the word "vulnerable"... At least run the same version of both - if you don't want to update the client. |
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As an assumtion and how exchanges look to do it from my perspective is that you have a server that handles trades and holds the database, the user obtains a lock on the database when they submit a market order and the lock is removed from the db after.
Either that, or orders take a while to complete so they might batch orders each second and compute them all at once with the average price credited to all of them. As in a snapshot gets taken of what the user wants the server to do and then the action is performed across all the user interactions for that amount of time.
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This concerns me greatly...
I'm pretty sure when talking about using vulnerable connections and there being a problem witb authentication this means you've stopped using keys to connect to the remote desktop.
Your remote desktop really shouldn't accept non encrypted connections to start with but if it does you should quickly change that or take it down if you don't want it to be overrun by a random stranger at some point. Can you not just redownload a config file or authentication file (I don't use anything other than ssh to access remote spaces so can't help with the technicals). But please stop sending unencrypted communications if that is what you're doing. Edit: ah nevermind, looks like I'm wrong https://support.microsoft.com/en-gb/help/4295591/credssp-encryption-oracle-remediation-error-when-to-rdp-to-azure-vm |
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Please explain your question if I don't catch it's essence.
Assuming if you're asking if you can log onto the forum with two different devices then yes you can the same session ID is stored in both though so when you log out of one, you log out of them both...
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What do you want a seed for? I see two options from current
option 1 is you do nothing and just leave everything as it is.
Option 2 is you make a new wallet with a mnemonic phrase generated and trasfer the funds there...
There are safety drawbacks to the first and security drawbacks to the second (if your system is less trusted for example) so I'd tread with caution but you might be better off with option 2 if your system is pretty secure - you don't download random junk - and you're running a recent version of electrum.
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Those buying the rallies and selling the dumps may make profit or they will at least learn from their mistakes. Its not entirely implausible to buy an asset as it rises, there be no good time to buy a fall either...
You could buy a fall or a plateau but even a slight upwards move may be enough, buying a sustained rally is risky but if its all you can think to do and you're happy losing those funds then fine.
With most investments, you should be able to be confident leaving something for a year or three and knowing your investment will have made a nice return, anything shorter than about 6 months then your investment turns to gambling but you can still calculate the risk nonetheless and work out your r:r
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Well they're probably either using php or django/python.
You might want to ask their recruitment team what they'd like to see from someone developing with them or look at their job availability at the bottom of their site (normally listed as jobs, hiring or careers) and check what skills they want.
You'll probably also need some knowledge of programming safe websites (such as preventing sql injection).
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It tells you, try starting it up with - debug=leveldb
But it's likely you'll have to redownload the chain.
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Just make a new wallet and move the funds after a certain amount of time. Once you get them.
I wouldn't go about trying to import private keys because you might forget what you've done or accidentally import addresses and end up getting your funds stuck.
Make sure you have all the mnemonics written down to that you were given (one per wallet).
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Can you not make a new wallet?
You can keep more than once wallet with electrum and a new one will greatly speed up your access to some funds if not all for when you want to sign or load up the wallet.
I'm guessing the slowness is because your wallet is encrypted and the node will slow you don't because of the time it'll take to confirm your request there and I wouldn't suggest not keeping an encrypted file so a new wallet is probabky the best way to go...
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You'll probably have to try to bot this or check it daily because I don't think the exchange will allow you to "autoinvest" the profit you make on one assuming that's what you're wanting to do?
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I think we'll see a problem when the stimulus checks and furlough stops coming through and may see a large retrace then when people try to pull out their saving...
I thought 9900-9800 was a logical retracement too but now we've broken them quite dramatically, we may either see a retracement back up and some stability in those regions or we'll drift to 8800-9400 from here...
I was short last night and I'm short again now... I was getting trolled last night since the move to around 15 hours to come through and I was hoping to watch the move...
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So basically you can say that millionaires of localbitcoins and other selling sites kinda control the price?
I mean I doubt they're happy to keep wasting money if it doesn't go their way then sure... Lbc charge 1% and a lot of other sites charge quite a bit (although coinbase reduces fees on high amounts of trades). |
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Nodes verify and relay transactions, miners are connected to nodes which is where these transactions are sent to the miners to mine... A node or pool may ready a certain number of transaction blocks ready for the nodes to mine individually (such as switching the order of transactions) in order to mine the coins faster....
It is not in anyone's interest here to promote centralised banking scum so you're better off taking your jp Morgan question to them....
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Yeah orders get listed on an exchange and get taken by someone who sees it as reasonable in price.
These orders can be considered as walls, the equilibrium point (where we are) is the current price it's bought for. In the order book there are bidding prices and asking prices and either can be filled by someone with enough funds to clear. As more buys occur, we climb the wall, as more sells occur we absail or drop down it).
If you've ever done a market buy, you're just telling the exchange to pick the best available rate for you which might not be as favourable but it's faster at getting filled.
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I don't know if he intended bitcoin to be anything more than a proof of concept... On the point of privacy, I think there was a plan to make bitcoin anonymous with the hard forks that'll come with making the lightning network more secure... The lightning network also offers some anonymity compared with the regular blockchain however it isn't anywhere near fully anonymous (afaik evaluations of who gains and loses coins can be done for forensics etc).
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You might want to post this somewhere else, the forum might not be here in 80 years  (I can't come back in 2100) - history puts me at living until 2094 I have a chance at stretching it out... I saw a ted talk on this a while ago, I don't even have next week planned out but during the pandemic this might've been a good time to look at this. |
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