... also I do not really care if I get a reward or not! If you read my previous posts carefully, you would know what cars I drive and what trading volume I have on Kraken (over 100.000 US$ daily).
It was just interesting to see how high the gratitude is among the community, and it is obviously ZERO. Well, I have to accept that.
What you did in your previous posts was essentially extortion. Nobody is going to play that game. If you truly found a flaw, expose it to Cfb or Jean-Luc and THEN the community will consider compensation, not before. |
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@ Wesley
Not to be a pain in your ass, but could we get a user option to show block/transaction/whatever times as AM/PM as opposed to 24 hour time if so desired?
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Try to find that one first and people might take you more seriously then
No problem, if you think I am a clown then I will shut up about it completely from now on. But don't blame me when somebody else finds out one day. It is so obvious that even the dumbest script kiddy would be able do do it. A holder of Nxt that had a true vulnerability that could destroy the whole thing wouldn't shut up about it because the community won't pay him upfront. We aren't stupid. |
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Think of it this way: Buy running a node and supporting the Nxt network, you get social credits in the Nxt community because you are part of the support for Nxt. Hence node coins are only valuable within the Nxt community. When Nxt is rising in value (Nxt community getting bigger), your node coins are worth more because you support a bigger Nxt community which uses the Nxt network.
Obviously, the Nxt community sees value in many people supporting the network. Therefore node coin has a value.
Now use node coin as a tipping coin and Nxt is the king.
OK. But who will by nodecoin for NXT/BTC/other and why? Where to spend nodecoin in real world? EDIT: Nothing against the idea of nodecoin, but don't understand the whole vision of it. What is the difference between asset "nodecoin" and asset "boobs"? Boobs hasnt shown us yet what it can do, besides look good. I have faith that my asset has place a place in the heart of every man  Yeah, it's fun. Buy if I buy your asset "boobs", I don't think I can buy bottle of wine for my girlfriend with your asset "boobs"  I can issue you a new girlfriend  |
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Think of it this way: Buy running a node and supporting the Nxt network, you get social credits in the Nxt community because you are part of the support for Nxt. Hence node coins are only valuable within the Nxt community. When Nxt is rising in value (Nxt community getting bigger), your node coins are worth more because you support a bigger Nxt community which uses the Nxt network.
Obviously, the Nxt community sees value in many people supporting the network. Therefore node coin has a value.
Now use node coin as a tipping coin and Nxt is the king.
OK. But who will by nodecoin for NXT/BTC/other and why? Where to spend nodecoin in real world? EDIT: Nothing against the idea of nodecoin, but don't understand the whole vision of it. What is the difference between asset "nodecoin" and asset "boobs"? Boobs hasnt shown us yet what it can do, besides look good. I have faith that my asset has place a place in the heart of every man |
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I'm not even running it and I'm getting those assets??.. Hi guys, This is Nodecoin, that James has developed. We need to test it, but I have no idea how I should make it work on Windows: It is for testnet the following is how to get it compiled and running from command line git clone https://github.com/jl777/multigatewaycd multigateway chmod +x run.sh ./run.sh ./nodeminer <NXTacct> <passphrase> I cloned it to my drive, but what now? Any suggestions? You run it on the same machine as NRS and based on the work your NRS instance does it creates node coins under that account on AE. I'm running it on all 4 testnxt nodes - generating lots of node coins  That's because the network knows you are 1337. Roll with it. |
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Works for me too - got nodecoin in my assets also!
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Now try to trick it, hack it, destroy it. But how to get it up and running on Windows? I spun up a Linux mint virtual machine in Hyper-V in about 5 minutes. Easy as pie if you're on Windows 8 |
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Hi guys, This is Nodecoin, that James has developed. We need to test it, but I have no idea how I should make it work on Windows: It is for testnet the following is how to get it compiled and running from command line git clone https://github.com/jl777/multigatewaycd multigateway chmod +x run.sh ./run.sh ./nodeminer <NXTacct> <passphrase> I cloned it to my drive, but what now? Any suggestions? I got it up and running it seems, so uh.....I'm testing? Pretty impressive actually considering I'm a complete dipshit in Linux. Edit: It works, I have Node Coins in my Assets  |
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Can I get some more test Nxt to 2296334673562181299?
Please and thanks!
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Windows Installer Nxt TestNet 0.8.6 w/ Wesley's interfaceTHIS IS FOR TESTNET ONLY!!!!!!!!!!!!!Some of the java install features are disabled in this release. So far in my testing this will run side by side with Nxt MainNet 0.8.6 without issue. This installer will install Nxt-TestNet to c:\Nxt-TestNet. It has it's own Start Menu group and uninstaller so it will not screw up an existing installation. The interface is defaulted to Wesley's web interface at http://localhost:6876/dev. The reference NRS interface is available at http://localhost:6875/. SHA-256 for the installer is 474F43B1E558E9E3F2DE426DA9452D99653D69641A932E5096B490DFFFD07870 Download: http://www.mediafire.com/download/8mmwfn8xdfyn2w9/Nxt_Test_Net_0.8.6_Web_Setup.exeI'm also begging for Test Nxt to 2296334673562181299
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Installer for 0.8.6 TestNet with Wesley's interface will be released in the morning.
Night y'all.
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Can I get some test Nxt to 2296334673562181299? Please and Thx |
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Can someone give me the info for the latest block on testnet so I can verify I'm on the correct chain? I'm waiting for the blockchain to download so I can zip it and release my 0.8.6 installer for Testnet with Wesley's web interface.
77045 9433259657262176905 3/5/2014 8:25:22 PM
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Windows Installer for Nxt 0.8.6 released. https://nextcoin.org/index.php/topic,1902.0.htmlIf there is any interest I could throw together an installer with Wesley's interface set to testnet by default. -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Release 0.8.6 http://download.nxtcrypto.org/nxt-client-0.8.6.zipsha256: ecdce17e2d1cd704fce3b7e40d458c1c8b80a1cf064eb8f4f5e7f6593166dba8 Change log: Transaction re-broadcasting has been broken for a few releases, should work again now. Fixed the update of the NRS UI transaction confirmation count. Check for unconfirmed transaction becoming invalid, and if so, remove them from the unconfirmed transactions pool. Added a few more well known testnet peers in default properties. Converted run.bat to CRLF line endings format. Asset exchange specific bugfixes: Order cancellations should update unconfirmed balances only. On block pop-off, asset balances should not be updated. When a trade is executed at a price lower than the bid order, correct the bidder unconfirmed balance for the difference. -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.12 (GNU/Linux) iQIcBAEBAgAGBQJTF461AAoJEFOhyXc7+e2AydIQAK6BjDFFcxvXbn0P0jXkshDx syfi9n+4cvA2aafo0w8bEkkI2C6kwd+ZuZCZzXGXQHtCckSrBdQj5rb+R03Aai91 YcWRzGfbeB/6bv7ddw2b+PtLbdSeL7ggga79PCt2Hi0rAVRTK0q5MX9SJQvjwACi XNeTkTQ0ZJrGkq8Th+GM+kGWGyeO4SNgmgwQ+VIIruTfR3p/v4/rmZkhbTYZdy3r LqubYTjqk8HnjzsBkKII/X2BHeliaa8lXM+rOvegCQHLsJCAb3JyK6Hl2i5FBujv ktouqbcZvQcBKZLQXlkyMGjWz7N+U9Dr6N/mRlxys2SuqDWeQU4a8qwv5+pYMZ6V ytC1GrZfz+iNmSe9XfFZT3sh+bsuxJnuUwin1bZfKv2BqmJEAkenyL3Uv1XLbNXL qifJlUcJa4V0oD/sI9ZQ/Ye1IDsnlT41yejaeEcwXVz0CqBdYdbN2iIxEZ/EhNsI oB31oKz1G3/bdpM5752ozJtMv3DBPyV1uaV/m2/9zESttjyhzXQr+XbJ0iuxYSjX d347cOmeveIUKZWVN/bWasYUSFrJq/U87XhJmXs9nH84+vvmLeHR+CEdw07dzISs VpDLSpWCquHZ78SlxutvM3SmAvcd55L9Q6suZsJF64/Zm45hAk/V+U2My5MUvZ4Q S55ynoKg/HweGk/7sOiW =e/iT -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- |
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- Wesley client integration in NRS to replace current GUI (one click installer mistafreeze)
same one click installer for Mac, too. There's my nxtmac for mac. I want consistent results and installation procedures on both platforms. Are they the same? No, they are not. I don't have access to a Mac nor do I know anything about them. I believe Wesley's is a container around the NRS client that manages updates as well as the display of the client itself. Mine simply installs Nxt. |
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+1 for Wesleys as standard. But this one click installation - is this open source and necessary?
Yes, it is open source. Yes it is necessary for the ordinary user. Why donīt you like it? Didn't test it. It looks very sexy and is very easy. It installt everythinbg for you and opens up the webui. Very cool stuff. And it is only 0.5Mbyte. Is this only Win? Yes. Please check it out: https://nextcoin.org/index.php/topic,1902.0.htmlWhen the download is complete the installation wizard says "SHA-256 Checksums don't match!. Exiting the setup" Is everybody having this problem? Thanks! I just downloaded it from the link and tried it with no issue...maybe the zip got corrupted during the download? Have you tried it again? |
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+1 for Wesleys as standard. But this one click installation - is this open source and necessary?
Yes, it is open source. Yes it is necessary for the ordinary user. Why donīt you like it? Didn't test it. It looks very sexy and is very easy. It installt everythinbg for you and opens up the webui. Very cool stuff. And it is only 0.5Mbyte. Is this only Win? Yes. |
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My installer downloads and installs Java when you install Nxt if you don't already have, exactly like you said it shouldn't because of admin rights...which I agree with. Since Nxt requires Java, though, this was by far the most user friendly solution. Over 5,500 downloads and I've only seen 3 or 4 people(that have contacted me) that had issues. Unpacked JRE can be embedded into installer, and installed without admin rights. But it requires to create installers for each platform you support. Double edged sword. I considered this but decided that most people will have Admin rights to their machine so downloading for the most part shouldn't be an issue......where as expecting people to know if they have x64 or x86 architecture and Win7/Win8 didn't seem like a good solution. I chose to make a "one size fits all" installer rather than complicate matters. User-installer JRE is double edged too What if some newest release of NRS will require newer version of Java? Will you check what version user have installed? Embedded JRE is always considered as good solution for serious Java-based software. Considering architecture: NRS is not required to run with x64 JRE since it doesn't require too much memory. Embedded x86 JRE work perfect in x64 Win. And there's no different JRE versions for different Windows. Still do not know anything about *nix and OSX. There is code in the installer to check the java version, yes. If needed, I can force an update Edit: Not saying my way is the best or even most widely accepted way, just that this is how I chose to do it and was the first one to offer an installer. Honestly, I'm surprised it's still the only one out there and that someone hasn't made an embedded version. Why am I not able to select another folder than Program Files to install Nxt? Is this meant for me? The installer puts Nxt at C:\Nxt, not in Program Files. I choose to install Nxt to c:\Nxt to keep it inline with the wiki and other tutorials. Since that is where the batch files point and I don't want to dynamically create them, I removed the ability to chose where to install it. More advanced users that will want it installed elsewhere probably wont need my installer to install Nxt for them. |
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