Just managed to connect via TOR.
wtf?

So it looks like my IP is blocked by DGEX.

46.28.204.90

no reply, total packet loss.

@mcjavr & timmyd :   Like i said, I know other people can get on, but I can't, except via mobile.
Feels like my IP is blocked, but.....why?

@ S3MKi:

Try restarting the Java applet and browser session.
If that doen't help, shut it all down again, replace yr current blocks.nxt and transactions.nxt with the backups (blocks.nxt.bak, transactions.nxt.bak), and start it all up again.

I can't get any access to DGEX for the last 5 hours (18 hours since my last login)
Not even getting a start page, just server not responding.
Tried clearing browser caches, tried Firefox and IE, XP and 7, but nothing
Can get to the login page via my mobile, so I know they are up, but the site isn't exactly optimised for phone use.

Anyone else with the same problem and/or possible solutions?
Does the new security algo block certain IPs or browser/OS versions?

Good job, Ricky!

On the darkNXT, it seems to be impossible to tell the difference between a darkNXT account (ie, funds but no passphrase set) from a NXT account that has recieved funds but not made any transfers out. Correct me if i'm wrong, by all means.

Is it a good idea to set up some sort of monitoring on the ET accounts with the stolen funds ?
So if it turns out that ET (or someone else) has access to the 300k and attempts to transfer out, someone will get an alert?

Voted for 7 + 10: scam accusations + 5 things to help NXT

And I am curious about the whole BCNext/CfB relationship. Can we have that as the bonus question?

I'd take the horse-sized duck with 50 litres of orange sauce.....mmmmmm..... eet smakelijk, jongens! (Eat well, boys)

Not a BCNext question...

Can anyone get onto DGEX at the moment ?

Looks good.....

      33769      14571285356259793594      maandag 6 januari 2014 1:44:35   
      
      8      6'844 + 8      1'378 B   
      
      2      4378593855350080716      299 %   
   

+1

Just checking this myself, but xyzzyx beat me to posting it.

I can confirm that all of these accounts return no public string:

For the record, the lost/stolen NXT is here:

13643712185318669838  contains 100088 NXT taken from Framewood's   697109629372813510  
15182566201738727933  contains 18665 NXT taken from plasticAiredale's    8439060069775407509      
16204974692852323982  contains 7808  NXT taken from PaulyC's  16821029889165561706    
9793828175536096502   contains 18197 NXT taken from newcn's   16886318053889080545    
12152013998194592943  contains  147690 NXT  taken from sparta_cuss's  11794318797680953099    


Note that

16204974692852323982  also contains 1155  NXT moved from four other accounts

and just to check, I ran my account and a couple of other sig accounts, all returned nice fat public keys.

Looks like ET is an unlucky thief.....

+1
If the stolen NXT turn out to be darkNXT, then EpicThomas is just the worlds most unlucky hacker/thief, but if they are in activated accounts then Marshal Ricky has probably got more work to do: either setting the Federales on ET or tracking down some more badguys to round up.

And if the earlier thefts/incidents (ie from before ET set up the poisoned client) turn out to be darkNXT'ed and not stolen, we only have a bug to deal with, not an unknown exploit with someone siphoning account funds.

@rickyjames: good work, mate. Love the accent, btw.
 

 

Just updated to 5.0, my not very technical impression of the client is that it seems a lot smoother and faster, used the old blockchain from 4.9e (which I haven't had to throw away and reload since 4.8 ) and it loaded very quickly.

Good job, guys.

Block check (tho' i'm beginning to think we don't need to do this anymore):


   32887      13595421517752323934      zondag 5 januari 2014 0:51:36   
      
      0      0 + 0      0 B   
      
      2      17912046265833114505      164 %   
   

@Damelon: where is your scary horse today?
 

+1

He put a lot of effort in, and writes brilliant threats !
Any news on ET, btw?

Thx very much....

Block chain check...just had some wierdness happen, probably because of my ISP dropping the ball.

   32706      9433259657262176905      zaterdag 4 januari 2014 20:09:25   
      
      0      0 + 0      0 B   
      
      2      9740250940870928344      155 %   
   

Now to read 20 pages of this thread......did I miss anything exciting today?

Do lots of research.
Look at the price per coin, not just market cap.
Buy on the fall, sell on the rise.
Avoid PoW coins with a big pre-mine.
Look for coins with a serious community behind them. Forum with 10 threads is a bad sign.....

And:

Don't panic......

That coders/devs are like cats...one on it's own is fine, but the chances of a massive fight increase exponentially with the number of coders (or cats) in the same space.

Is it possible for a coder to look at someone elses code and not start criticizing?

Keep it up, guys,  u're doing good work, even the trolls are useful to provide some extra motivation.

Take it you've already gone thru the bug thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=397183.0 ?

So far, nothing exciting, even the trolls are having a hard time finding fault....

Somehere in that thread is a summary of positive feedback, can't be arsed looking for it right now.

So are u up and running at the moment ?
See my previous post, I thought u were giving it up or close to that ?

Not even with a load of Victorias Secret models ?

TooDrunkToFuckButLetsTryAnyWayDives ?