I got a problem with my wallet. It always said that my password is wrong but Im sure this is the good one.

Can I do something ??

The whitepaper is pretty detailed. It's also very conservatively written, but I get the sense NEM/XEM has a grand ambition of positioning itself as another major Crypto 2.0 platform alongside Ethereum - am I reading too much into this or is that the case?

If a block sent to a Windows machine, or any delegate, is not returned in sufficient time, the block is sent to the next delegate in line to forge. The only affect on the network is a 10 second or so lengthening of the present 101 block cycle.  The delegate that forged that block too late is now on a possible fork.  At the end of the 101 block cycle, the network self corrects all delegates that may have forked, as well as updating the votes cast during that cycle, and moving delegates in or out of the standby mode to the 101 club.


If the delegate that missed forging in time is on a fork, and it is 80 blocks down, it can take awhile to resync.  Meanwhile, forging of blocks continues on the network as that delegate attempts to catch up.  Now, what if that delegate is sent another block to forge before completing the block chain sync?  Further forking?  I dont know for sure, but it is not helping to secure the network.

The mobile app will first be in android and iOS. No decision on windows has been made.  But as far as I know windows 10 I think is suppose to be the same OS on tablets, phones, and desktop so it will definitely support NEM.

With a 10 minute block time, or even a one minute per block time, the time on your windows computer can be off a few seconds from the official NIST time and still forge or sync.  But with the XCR 10 second block times, a difference of a few seconds in the time on your windows machine and the network time, as synced with NIST, has caused failures to forge blocks and forking of the block chain for that machine. 

It is a problem with Windows, not with Crypti. 

As much as I support NEM, i do think it's important to not be entirely dismissive of criticism, even that of which may appear as fud or trolling (Lets face it, fudsters are pretty easy to spot when all they contribute is consistent negativity in their post history)

I do think NEM could benefit from more simplification and ease of use, but the same can be said for all crypto's -- crypto in general does have a massive hurdle to overcome in this field and it would be hugely beneficial to NEM if it were the first to accomplish it.

With Windows, it is not a good idea to use the full node.  Use the Crypti Lite wallet instead.

There is an issue with the time sync within Windows that causes forks and the inability to sync the block chain.  In future releases, Boris is not going to release Windows versions of the full wallet because of this issue.  Windows versions will be Lite wallets only.  Full wallets will be Linux based.

You can try deleting the blockchain.db file and restarting the node.  This usually works.

I beg to differ. I only ever use the web version. I used a free pay as you go simcard to activate my account and never used it again. My phone is always out. Have been using Telegram for over a week now and never asked me to login or use my phone.

Ah, I just remembered there is a web version too.  https://web.telegram.org/#/login

It would suck but a totally anon way to set it up is use a VPN with a US IP and set up a gmail account, then a google voice account, at which point I think you get a free phone number that you can use to register.  Or..... at least I think that is how it works.  No promises. 

Does telegram actually require phone # to register  

Wow, sorry..should have elaborated more on the NIS issue

when I try and run it in my AWS node, it keeps returning a big red 'FAILED'

when running the desktop icon, everything appears to work fine, but when opening my wallet in a browser, it just gets stuck at the wallet password screen - I type my password, hit log in, a green icon 'loads', but my wallet never opens (its reminiscent to a browser running without javascript)

Sup guys....still can't get in to my node!

NIS won't allow me to even log in to my wallet.

On IRC, Stoner21 helped me out with 99% of setup (for running an AWS node) but I eventually ran into the same problem he did...so I come to you now...

 

As an investor, it is really annoying to see people of discussing nonsense topics here. Why don't you focus on NEM's development instead of feeding FUDsters and NEM haters. I would like to read more stuff that matters.

FFS.....I'm getting very bored with seeing this constant NEM vs NXT bickering. It's becoming totally frigging pointless.

Both communities should be able to find something better to do than snipe at each other.

My prediction is that NEM will probably take the role of NXT's "Litecoin". I think there is great potential for the platform, and NEM does bring a few good ideas and innovative concepts to the table (such as their POI algorithm which has never been attempted before). Litecoin did the same back in 2011. It allowed people without GPU farms to mine it, and it had a faster block time which meant that people had to wait less for confirmations. Like Litecoin, NEM offers some potential advantages over NXT but also like Litecoin, I personally don't feel that these advantages are significant enough to overcome the fact that NXT got there first.

That isn't to say that the NEM community won't grow over the next months/years or that the technology is destined to die. It just means that it's unlikely that NEM will overtake NXT, that's all. Even utopianfuture seems to have liked the Litecoin comparision. When drawing up the specifications for NEM, he copied Litecoin's practice of multiplying the total coin supply by 4 (which was later abandoned however).

I'm not a software dev, but I have some experience in software development and programming. I've seen snippets of NEM's code and it looks to be well written (although the same also went for Qora too which wasn't exactly a success). Then again, it's the ideas that matter and not the quality of the code. NEM has good ideas, good distribution, good devs, and the beginnings of a good community. I think it has a bright future.

good news only if supported from trades. look on bittrex and bter, zero volume. And exact that's the reason why cryptsy and other exchanges don't support NEM.......

I've been unable to harvest for the last few days, not even a block with zero fees. Before everything was running smoothly. Everything is working. Could someone enlighten on what's going on? By the way I'm using delegated harvesting.

I dont like their policies