@ crunck try an older backup.dat if you have one - when it was my turn to do this, it was the third older copy that got me going [edit] or if nothing older use a fresh copy of your last good backup, rather than the existing, crashed upon .dat  |
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maybe try -reindex or re-download the bc. are you on the same blk as the BEx?
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^hi crunck - did you try -checkwallet? and if a mismatch -repairwallet? or start the client you sent from with -salvagewallet
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I also learned how to do avatars, so I picked a very handsome FLY for mine! (Should have saved this for next week, lol)
LOL very nice FLY! Will post updated list later tonight. Still can qualify thru Sunday 6 pm Pacific time (USA-Los Angeles time) If you did not receive last weeks SupperFly distribution - PM Vegas. I checked and he said it went out this past Monday. I didn't really "apply" for last week's superfly distribution because I had just qualified for it, and only because of the generosity of Vegas. I didn't want to be greedy and turn right around with my hand out... I knew I could wait a week, lol Thank you though! I like your avatar and I d like to pass my Superfly reward reward to you. Pls post your Fly address so I can send a few coins to you.  Not joking. Wow, that is very kind and generous of you--thank you! Will pm you my address, as something is sticking in the back of my mind that we shouldn't post addresses in bitcointalk...?? Thanks again for your kindred spirit!!! posting public addys can result in a thread being locked - true BUT you can have as many as you want in your sig |
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Wow...very impressing and smart buys with good margins. Are u using some software, which is calculating in a fast way actual prices? I would appreciate some advices! Greetz Steve woah! dude i'm a n00b trader, 2+ years at i guess, i just set them low and hang them high, ... and wait. it's a lot like fishing ... this post sums up my strategy https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1316737.msg13514011#msg13514011only problem with it is the amt of trust placed in the exchange still being there/not hacked over the long term, a bet i've lost several times already in my short career, lol, cheers |
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my contribution for this week:  |
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Current Period: Monday 1/18 thru - Sunday 1/24.
To Qualify:
1. Own 100 or more Fly but less than 5,000
2. Claim your BCT name with KeesDewit on the Explorer (PM him)
3. Sell (POS) Only
3. Help promote the coin
i.e. Help others in this thread/social media/exchange chatboxes/mention Fly in other threads/
contribute ideas/help with website creation/other of your chosing/etc.
4. If posting elsewhere - post a link here
Qualifiers so far for this time period:.
(Let me know if you should be here but are missing. PM me the post # or link)
Cryptonit CaptnBDL dennislevy Keesdewit
Still time to qualify! If you miss a week, just re-qualify the next.
Note:If you are over 100 FLY and have met above except name claim -
PM Kees your address and let me know so I can add you to this list.
well, i didn't have reason to post in here since last saturday, but i did post 6 times last week in other threads, my fancy sig plainly visibly advertising FLY ... also turned off staking to exchange since 1/13/16  |
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much appreciation for the effort dude(s) |
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yeah - wallet upgrade - why not incorporate the ability (as found in the 'core' wallets) to choose a different data directory? for myself, i keep the 'C' drive as small as i can and store data in other -safe- places. would be nice to be able to do that with crypto too
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Since there is a Wealth of Linux Knowledge in here, If I was going to learn a version of Linux, These are the choices, I have been presented with Debian, CentOS, Ubuntu, Fedora, Scientific Linux and OpenSUS Which do you guys recommend and why? Thanks in Advance.  it is not a question of if, it is mandatory to acquire an understanding of linux, if you think you want know anything about computers. i'm only a n00b level user myself, though i started playing with it back in 2k2. currently i can't seem to install 'nix on my pc due to hardware issues. (well i did manage to install the latest edition of fedora, but there seem to be video driver issues with that os, so since it might not be a good choice for mining, i'm still looking for an OS i can install) debian is the root of many spinoffs like ubuntu, has tons of free software built for it (.deb) fedora is the testbed for red hat linux, i like it, it's fun and easy to use and understand. also root of many i agree ubuntu is prolly easiest os to get into from windows, but i've heard rumors of embeded spyware, havn't researched it enough to say more but beware... it also has some interesting spinoffs, and tonnes of clones... of which i have artistx on my lappy, running an older version i've not upgraded in order to keep the old gnome2 desktop environment. with gnome/compiz fusion you can create a multi-desktop environment unequaled anywhere  artistx comes with almost every open spource program there is, related to media/graphics. out of the boxit runs just great http://linuxtracker.org/http://distrowatch.com/http://livecdlist.com/so also you need to think about which desktop environment to use oldwise the choices were gnome or kde, with gnome being simplistic and kde being geeky. things have evolved and now there are many desktop systems to choose from. my fav was/is the old gnome2combo mentioned above, and the current reasonable faximile is called MATE also of importance is your install strategy, i recomend using 3 partitions, one for swap, about 1.2*the size of your RAM, one for the root drive (/) (where the OS files are (usually about 20gB needed) and a separate one for the /home folder, where your personal data is stored (so maybe 100 gB or more - say maybe 20 gb min), that way, if you have to re-install, you can do so without reformatting the /home partition, preserving your data. lastly it is possible to encrypt the /home drive on many distros, so be thinking of a good passphrase linux installers are quite windows friendly these days, and make a dual-boot scenario very easy to execute another option (for learning and discovery) for you might be puppy linux, where you do not install anything on your p00tr, where you can download the core files & burn to DVD, then you boot up and the Os runs from the DVD. as you build up your OS, you can save your changes to the DVD! (this can effectively give you a nice portable and private computer) |
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DEV DROP GONE  Last Active: December 24, 2015, 07:25:56 PM who have active nodes DROP? Thanks At this moment I have just one peer: "addr" : "86.5.28.9:13876" Also the Block Explorer is off line by long time, so I don't know if I'm in main-chain or not. The last block in my wallet is 33075, which correspond to: 19:08:46 getblockhash 33075
19:08:46 8c8b5d80f69b61d8e411461045e2f6f2cd06e4129194138e8984082bdd129dc4
Do you have this block in your wallet ? My wallet no sync STOP block 28878 mine is working ok - got nodes! 11:09:52  getpeerinfo 11:09:52  [ { "addr" : "86.5.28.9:13876", "services" : "00000001", "lastsend" : 1453046262, "lastrecv" : 1453046262, "conntime" : 1452974315, "version" : 60013, "subver" : "/Drop:1.0.0/", "inbound" : false, "startingheight" : 33222, "banscore" : 0 }, { "addr" : "82.57.158.38:60327", "services" : "00000001", "lastsend" : 1453046262, "lastrecv" : 1453046262, "conntime" : 1452974336, "version" : 60013, "subver" : "/Drop:1.0.0/", "inbound" : true, "startingheight" : 33222, "banscore" : 0 }, { "addr" : "89.175.161.150:28757", "services" : "00000001", "lastsend" : 1453046262, "lastrecv" : 1453046262, "conntime" : 1452974390, "version" : 60013, "subver" : "/Drop:1.0.0/", "inbound" : true, "startingheight" : 33223, "banscore" : 0 }, { "addr" : "192.99.91.78:53411", "services" : "00000001", "lastsend" : 1453046262, "lastrecv" : 1453046102, "conntime" : 1452974583, "version" : 60013, "subver" : "/Drop:1.0.0/", "inbound" : true, "startingheight" : 33224, "banscore" : 0 }, { "addr" : "144.76.236.8:40452", "services" : "00000001", "lastsend" : 1453046262, "lastrecv" : 1453046262, "conntime" : 1452974592, "version" : 60013, "subver" : "/Drop:1.0.0/", "inbound" : true, "startingheight" : 33224, "banscore" : 0 }, { "addr" : "45.32.68.232:52035", "services" : "00000001", "lastsend" : 1453046262, "lastrecv" : 1453046262, "conntime" : 1452975128, "version" : 60013, "subver" : "/Drop:1.0.0/", "inbound" : true, "startingheight" : 33224, "banscore" : 0 }, { "addr" : "46.39.54.7:62800", "services" : "00000001", "lastsend" : 1453046262, "lastrecv" : 1453046262, "conntime" : 1453016721, "version" : 60013, "subver" : "/Drop:1.0.0/", "inbound" : true, "startingheight" : 33237, "banscore" : 0 }, { "addr" : "71.120.123.157:51413", "services" : "00000001", "lastsend" : 1453046261, "lastrecv" : 1453046261, "conntime" : 1453029632, "version" : 60013, "subver" : "/Drop:1.0.0/", "inbound" : true, "startingheight" : 33239, "banscore" : 0 }, { "addr" : "83.221.186.163:13969", "services" : "00000001", "lastsend" : 1453046262, "lastrecv" : 1453046262, "conntime" : 1453039517, "version" : 60013, "subver" : "/Drop:1.0.0/", "inbound" : true, "startingheight" : 33243, "banscore" : 0 }, { "addr" : "93.157.47.8:19001", "services" : "00000001", "lastsend" : 1453046262, "lastrecv" : 1453046262, "conntime" : 1453040632, "version" : 60013, "subver" : "/Drop:1.0.0/", "inbound" : true, "startingheight" : 33244, "banscore" : 0 }, { "addr" : "5.76.86.67:58178", "services" : "00000001", "lastsend" : 1453046264, "lastrecv" : 1453046264, "conntime" : 1453045776, "version" : 60013, "subver" : "/Drop:1.0.0/", "inbound" : true, "startingheight" : 33246, "banscore" : 0 }, { "addr" : "94.213.50.182:65421", "services" : "00000001", "lastsend" : 1453046518, "lastrecv" : 1453046518, "conntime" : 1453046271, "version" : 60013, "subver" : "/Drop:1.0.0/", "inbound" : true, "startingheight" : 12518, "banscore" : 0 } ] |
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my email is viewable, checked the spam folder, yep: KingsCrown kingscrown69@gmail.com via sendgrid.me 9:10 PM (13 hours ago |
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need some info on the wallet - current ver is v1.1.2.0-g? this is 64 or 32 bit software? i ask because though it runs fine on my pc, i'm trying to install it on my 32bit lappy and it runs but sends the cpu to 100% and doesn't move
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Staked my first FLY today, gonna take me forever to get to the 100 FLY club...  ... Vegas I really had to laugh about that. "... |
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can anyone post a link for the 32bit wallet? (link in OP is dead) i'd like to use my lappy as a staking node but all i have is the 64bit ver, ty
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Anyone ever had their ZEIT leveldb directory corrupt? Dealing with this right now and its trying to resync  I will have to restore from a backup point. i can shoot you an up to now BC if you like |
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ok so I read the OP, I'm interested but what I am not seeing is if this coin is minable or not and if it is then any pools etc?
we're 100% full PoS now. PoW was ~a month or so long |
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... DROP price is too low, it should be much higher, only 10K DROP
not. moneysupply" : 52,487.55276591, |
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All of your voices count. This is for you guys. The team gets nothing from Superfly. So you guys can shape it how you want. We just implement it.
Vegas
Operation: Venus FLY Trap because we love our FLYObservation: we can put buy pressure on the FLY market by selling our FLY  i know not everyone has to, but i need to sell b4 i buy. So the idea is Sell, sell, sell, but be sure to return a greater number of either buy orders (or amounts). if you do this every time you visit the exchange then you'll be #1 bringing home some fly all the time #2 building a continuosly existing/growing buy pressure on the currency. (+ increasing activity/volume) #3 (eventually) able to extract substantial amounts of your local currency ... without reducing your income this in response @ requesting cessation of sav-send to 'topia |
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