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901  Bitcoin / Development & Technical Discussion / Re: Wondering out loud: Which should Chinese miners support - Core, Classic or another? on: January 31, 2016, 02:57:01 PM
Additionally, you would be an excellent candidate for some mining pools to pay a salary as a developer being that you live in china, have a Chinese wife, are a proficient developer , and can help bridge the gap in understanding between the rest of core developers and Chinese miners.

I offered @eric to help with communication (and free of charge).

I don't live in Beijing now so unfortunately that might not be suitable for him.
902  Bitcoin / Development & Technical Discussion / Re: Wondering out loud: Which should Chinese miners support - Core, Classic or another? on: January 31, 2016, 02:55:37 PM
Oh, how I love those "I know something you don't. I'm not telling you what it is, but I'm telling you how you should feel about it. Trust me." posts.

I did not ask anyone to trust me (and I don't expect that they should).
903  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Estranged Core Developer Gavin Andresen Finally Makes Sensible 2MB BIP Proposal! on: January 31, 2016, 02:52:28 PM
I love the way your only reaction is to name call instead of making intelligent points.

Then why don't you make one?

You just make false accusations and pretend that they are intelligent points - who do you think you are fooling?

It is pretty clear to me that you are simply being paid for this - so what I am going to do with you (like all the others) is just wear you down until you give up or your masters decide that your posts are not worth paying for.
904  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Estranged Core Developer Gavin Andresen Finally Makes Sensible 2MB BIP Proposal! on: January 31, 2016, 02:49:55 PM
The main problem is "Bitcoin core" is a centrally controlled development group with Blockstream/PWC running command and control.

I can't even see how this is debatable? The developers with git keys and alert keys are on their payroll. Gavin Andresen might be bitcoin's last hope.

Seriously you are either paid to troll or are just plain stupid.
905  Bitcoin / Development & Technical Discussion / Re: Wondering out loud: Which should Chinese miners support - Core, Classic or another? on: January 31, 2016, 02:47:58 PM
Then those Core developers have mistaken Bitcoin development for high school.

Just like Gavin calling Luke-Jr "poisonous" heh?

(you hero worship of the guy is rather demeaning of yourself - he acted quite clearly as a bully then and is trying to do so now)
906  Bitcoin / Development & Technical Discussion / Re: Wondering out loud: Which should Chinese miners support - Core, Classic or another? on: January 31, 2016, 02:45:09 PM
Emotively charged language like 'fanboy' and 'poisonous' seems to be your stock in trade. But it isn't helpful.

You do realise that Gavin created a topic referring to Luke-Jr as "poisonous" or do you not?

(and if you accept that *fact* then you must also accept that Gavin "isn't helpful" then either)
907  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Estranged Core Developer Gavin Andresen Finally Makes Sensible 2MB BIP Proposal! on: January 31, 2016, 02:40:55 PM
By "frustrated", I don't mean "emotionally" but rather dissatisfaction/disagreement which has led to the alternative implementations.

There is only one reason we have these alternative implementations - let me spell it out for you:

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Got it?
908  Bitcoin / Development & Technical Discussion / Re: Wondering out loud: Which should Chinese miners support - Core, Classic or another? on: January 31, 2016, 02:39:31 PM
There's nothing poisonous about Gavin.

Well - he is the one trying to destroy Bitcoin (and this is his second attempt).

Has Luke-Jr done this?

But seeing you are such a Gavin fanboy you must agree with him that Luke-Jr is "poisonous" or maybe you realise that Gavin isn't always right?
909  Bitcoin / Development & Technical Discussion / Re: Wondering out loud: Which should Chinese miners support - Core, Classic or another? on: January 31, 2016, 02:31:51 PM
1) Gavin makes some fair points on the importance of growing quickly as a blitzkrieg strategy to insure Bitcoin leads and cannot be undermined.
2) Garzik makes a fair point that a transaction fee event occurring will fundamentally change the economics and something we should study more.

Here is what I predict will happen with Bitcoin Classic - Gavin will move on to another such take-over attempt and Garzik will do a Mike Hearn (slowly people are starting to see that Gavin is actually a "poisonous" person when it comes to open source projects - the very thing he had accused Luke-Jr of about BIP 16 vs. BIP 17).

(and I do have some inside knowledge about what is going on)

Personally I think it is a pity that Garzik has done this to himself but it seems that Gavin can be quite convincing (something that I'm sure that Mike Hearn now regrets in hindsight and if he really did sell all of his BTC he'll regret that too when this forking threat nonsense is over).
910  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: CIYAM - Project Plan Outline and Progress Updates on: January 31, 2016, 02:17:55 PM
The Trade package is now at the point of final testing and so should be ready any day now.

In the meantime I discovered this: https://github.com/tromp/cuckoo

There is a whitepaper for this algorithm as well and it so far looks very promising to me - it could be the final piece in the CIYAM blockchain jigsaw that I have been looking for.
911  Bitcoin / Development & Technical Discussion / Re: Blocksize needs to be increased now. on: January 31, 2016, 02:07:05 PM
As I see it, blocksize is like patching your kids clothes with duct tape because she has outgrown them, and they have split. SegWit is like buying her stretch lycra so that she can use and expand her agility for a number of years to come

This is a nice analogy and yes the only reason we have people ranting and raving that we need to increase the block size now is politics (which have all originated from Gavin - the now "poisonous" developer trying his hardest to destroy the Bitcoin project).
912  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Estranged Core Developer Gavin Andresen Finally Makes Sensible 2MB BIP Proposal! on: January 31, 2016, 02:04:13 PM
It's not that I think the Classic team is necessarily better than Core (although I do highly respect Gavin and Jeff Garzik), but we're frustrated.

That is the really nice thing about Bitcoin - being algorithmic it doesn't care that you are frustrated (and you should perhaps go out and find someone to help relieve that problem).

Smiley
913  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Technical Support / Re: Problem with Bitcoin Core - your help is needed on: January 31, 2016, 01:42:29 PM
I still don't understand one thing - in the newly installed bitcoin core - should I simply use my old pass phrase in order to send bitcoins?
Is this pass pharse  basically the one that is protecting my wallet? (I have chosen a very strong one...)

The pass phrase you used to encrypt the wallet can't change unless you change it explicitly - so if you are restoring a backed up wallet then it will require the password that you had last used for that wallet.
914  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Blocks are full. on: January 31, 2016, 12:55:32 PM
HAHAHA if bitcoin is just for people that think they know everything on some forum then its DOOMED to die a horrible death..

My guess is that you're actually a paid shill but have made such a failure of your "point" that you are just resorting to insults.

Before you stop using Bitcoin I would recommend you sell your account (you should get at least 0.01 BTC for it and maybe even higher if you delete your silliest posts).

(do you even know what the word "libido" means?)
915  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Blocks are full. on: January 31, 2016, 12:49:12 PM
I have dealt with "end users" like you before who refuse to even bother to do the most basic research about how something actually works and instead make "childish demands".

After you've gone and learned about how Bitcoin works then maybe come back and ask a question.

But to put it more simply - Bitcoin is not for you - so please stop using it.
916  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Blocks are full. on: January 31, 2016, 12:38:47 PM
So if you know how Bitcoin works then why are you making such stupid complaints and requesting impossible features?

While we get the devs solving your problem I hope that they can make me a time machine so I can go back and buy more Bitcoins in 2009 (which is about as possible as what you are asking for).

I use credit cards to buy things online like 99.99% of the rest of the developed world (maybe you should do that to).
917  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Blocks are full. on: January 31, 2016, 12:32:03 PM
there should be no "exactly as it should" dropped transactions.

a transaction that is left unconfirmed for x amount of time.. 1 hours or so max.. should be auto confirmed..

this is a FLAW. this will keep bitcoin from being accepted in ANY business type setting..

I see - well how about you provide the "fix" then genius and show us all how much smarter than Satoshi you are. Cheesy

(am guessing you must have bought your account to be so ignorant about Bitcoin yet supposedly a Hero Member)

You've earned a "heroic facepalm" (I'll let someone else provide the image).
918  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Blocks are full. on: January 31, 2016, 12:04:45 PM
some bit of news.. my transaction was removed from the system.. like it never happened..
i was able to resend the coins..

i wouldnt call that working as intended.. its a HUGE flaw in the bitcoin system that would be VERY easy to exploit..

Huh? It was dropped from the mempool exactly as it should (you haven't found anything to exploit at all).

There is a reason why merchants should not accept zero confirmation txs (so if you think you have just made some major discovery then I'm sorry to have to disappoint you - but you haven't).
919  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: The "interblocknet" (a possible future of the service industry) on: January 31, 2016, 04:13:10 AM
We would have to look at the realistic scenarios of the blockchain actually failing. If one fails, the other would fail too, unless it was different, for example one blockchain using SHA256 and the other using another algo...

Indeed IMO each major blockchain would use a different algorithm (whether we are just stalking a different POW or something entirely different).

To a fair extent I think that Litecoin has actually paved the way forward pretty well (as it has kept up with all the recent improvements added to Bitcoin and even has ASIC mining now so is backed by a lot of computing power).
920  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Why do we not already have a multi-sig escrow service? on: January 30, 2016, 05:19:54 PM
yep, will have to be a separate GUI... afterall it cant ever be a 'shiny knob' feature in the 'bitcoin engine'.. Cheesy you need to know RPC commands just to play with the 'engine'. Cheesy

The CIYAM UI is entirely HTML (so nothing difficult for anyone to use).
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