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221  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN][CON] PayCon™ HI POS | LiteStake | Multisend | TOR | Android | Cryptsy on: November 21, 2015, 10:41:23 AM
Presstab explorer is working again. Anyway, I wondering why is so low price, volume and interest. PayCon has a really unique wallet, secured blockchain, and the PoS doesn't affect huge inflation. Total coin supply is quite low too. We should find out how could we growing, because it's only a technical experiment in a lab now. Paycon deserves much more than that I think.

I agree upon this point

I will second that. What I believe CON needs is more ways to use it. Staking is nice but if there where more ways to use CON then that would create buy pressure. Of course getting the word out and bringing more people into CON will also create buy pressure and help the value.
I would like to see a HI-LO game like the one on primedice.com/play. As I do not have the skills to create it, if anyone here does and is interested in making it let me know.

If anyone else has some ideas as to what added uses CON could have please let the community know.

My skills are that I am able to clone most C++ based Blockchains, I can setup nodes, do checkpoints, work with master keys (though most are against central checkpointing and ended up removing it). I can work in Github, push/pull changes, I've done hardforks, mining, graphic work, some CSS, and can make changes/updates from existing code.

I am most comfortable working on sourcecode but struggle when trying to introduce custom/complex coding. I've also gotten help from a bunch of different people when getting stuck, I've had help from pollforall with much of the builds, he also did the TOR integration and some light wallet work, presstab helped a lot too with core coding and bugfixing, DCgirl and polycrypto created the majority of the custom theme's.

If wanting to do a High/Lo game the ones you should talk to would be Vlad McLoud and DCgirl. Vlad works with Bitcoinlover123 and they run Faucetemporium and he was talking about wanting to do a High/Lo game a couple days ago but was unsure about the legalities of doing it.

DCgirl is the best person I have met at all website creation since being in Crypto and super helpful, I think she has been working on Toshidesk lately but she is the one to talk to.
222  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN][CON] PayCon™ HI POS | LiteStake | Multisend | TOR | Android | Cryptsy on: November 21, 2015, 01:50:16 AM
I added in the difficulty chart but just need to tweak the scaling a little bit before committing it.

223  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN][CON] PayCon™ HI POS | LiteStake | Multisend | TOR | Android | Cryptsy on: November 20, 2015, 11:27:39 PM
Presstab explorer is working again. Anyway, I wondering why is so low price, volume and interest. PayCon has a really unique wallet, secured blockchain, and the PoS doesn't affect huge inflation. Total coin supply is quite low too. We should find out how could we growing, because it's only a technical experiment in a lab now. Paycon deserves much more than that I think.

Value (in marketcap) has been pretty stable, it's been sticking close to around 20k usd for the last few months. I think for actual value it is quite spot on because there are many Coins with highly inflated marketcaps.

http://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/paycon/

Inflation rewards are pretty spot on IMO, it will be 120% growth over the next year but at 15.8 million Coins generated per year, the amount of total inflation compared to the moneysupply declines over time.

For more price action we should look at ways we can improve on it, the more people that are involved the higher the price will become.

I am interested in working on snapshots and getting that down, aslo so do the in-wallet charting that Cryptco is interested in and getting my website back up and running (need to be able to recover it and rebuild it now Sad )

224  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN][CON] PayCon™ HI POS | LiteStake | Multisend | TOR | Android | Cryptsy on: November 20, 2015, 10:55:13 PM

All right Sir!

What do you think about Philosopherstone "Weight Chart" Feature?  https://github.com/philosopherstonecoin/philosopherstone/releases ?

 In Wallet Weight Chart

The only thing I can think of here's of is the section in the uniform chart feature, difficulty graph.

All right, the uniform chart feature, difficulty graph would be fantastic !!
You can see any chart on presstab block explorer in any time.
Best block explorer - setting the barhigh  for others to raise their game

In Wallet difficulty graph would add the final touch/icing on the cake and I running the Wallet 24 hours a day. Its easy to look @the CON wallet.

Crestington, what do you think, could you add the feature?

...The other explorers are down from a temporary outage on a particular server ...
Looks like the server hosting cv2 explorer and a couple other coins is down, working with them to get it back up and running! sorry for the downtime!!

Any time? I don't think so- Presstab CON block explorer is offline again


I'll add that in today and tinker around with it, I like the charts and will give me something else I can expand upon in the coding.
225  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / ★ [ANN] [CV2] Colossuscoin v2.0 | X13 | 5000 CV2/Block | SWAP Active | Update ★ on: November 20, 2015, 11:15:07 AM
I found there have 337539981.48048947 COL at coins-e.com for me.
How can I got it back? Smiley

I think you would have to talk to coins-e, are they still around?
226  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: Team FLY : v1.6.2 wallet released! The most trusted coin in crypto! on: November 18, 2015, 05:44:39 AM
The higher Fees for exit is quite decent when you realize that all Fee's collected go into Blocks being Staked.
227  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Time to Come Clean on: November 18, 2015, 04:47:41 AM
thanks LOL

I HAVE TO COME CLEAN

i stole my avatar LOL

i never made it but i have been modding it over time.. with Fireworks
i am surprised the guy who made it never showed his face.

then again i am not hhahah

the avatar was put on Ubuntu's forum main page when it got hacked / defaced way back.
which is where i got it from in the first place.

no..
i never hacked the forum i just like making people think i did muahahhah

EDIT:
His name was Sputn1k (different spelling than mine)
And i can show i made my user name all over before that guy did..
I had my Steam account many years before using that name for example.

That guy probably thinks i am fishing to get him to show himself LOL

Well you got a new one if you want, edited with a little nuke explosion so you have a choice now.

Penguin with a gun seems fitting.
228  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Time to Come Clean on: November 18, 2015, 04:08:35 AM
Yeah i was hoping you notice that.. your effort was put to use Smiley
Thanks for the offer too.

Do you do videos ?
I always have multiple projects on the go and one them is nobody has made custom animated boot screens
for my Android phone so i started figuring out how it has to be done.
Why is because i have a Moto E 2nd Gen. 2015 edition
Which has a different way of loading animated boot screens.
Gen. 1 loads a series of jpeg's as an animation.
Gen. 2 uses mp4's.
So i have the file location and root and i dumped the encoder param's used on the stock video
and i am creating a profile for Avidemux to mimic encode settings.
I tried one video.. a clip i made of the TV show Metalocalypse but it was too high res and didn't show up on the phone.

People may think all i do is sit here at Bitcointalk running my mouth..
But i have my fingers in a few pies Wink

Haha I made you a new avatar, looks pretty slick Tongue



Edit: or this one



Better to ask Fire Rabbit about video's, he does all kind of promo video's and can splice together anything you need.
229  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Time to Come Clean on: November 18, 2015, 01:12:02 AM
I am coming clean! I must confess that I control 3 (!) accounts here.



...however, the other two are (going to be) service-related, and presently have 0 posts/activity. Can I still get my sins forgiven and enter some altcoin paradise?

For saving the Princess you are forgiven my son  Grin

Don't be shy guys i know some of you have some dirty secrets.
I am waiting for some huge account farmers to come clean LOL

I've only ever posted on this account, about a dozen or so posts on CON_CEO when I didn't have access for about a week and shared access to colossuscoin for a bit.

Surprisingly, I don't have any dirty secrets Tongue

You are forgiven my son ..Pope Spoetnik forgives !

Oh and am i trippin' balls or do you have a Bear Spray Coin avatar ?
Didi you make that one like the graphics you made me way back ?

That guy earlier is right, i was hoping some juicy drama would have unfolded but nope Sad

Yeah I did make my avatar, it's police mace, some cartoon spray and yellow Coin logo.

I noticed you used the logo I made for you for your Spoetnik approval, do you want a new avatar? Maybe a badge or specific color scheme?
230  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Spin-offs: bootstrap an altcoin with a btc-blockchain-based initial distribution on: November 18, 2015, 01:05:38 AM
Maybe someone might be able to give me a hand here in understanding what I am doing wrong when trying to make znorts Blockparser compatible for X13 Coins?

https://github.com/Crestington/blockparser

I changed the switch in makefile for PAYCON and when running it, it says it can't find any Blocks.
231  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Which crypto-coins are "investment securities"? Implications? on: November 18, 2015, 01:01:33 AM
In terms of legalities, I would consider it illegal if you were selling an ICO and then promptly dumping all ICO coins, releasing firmware with wallet stealing virus's.

I wouldn't consider the Bitshares2.0 upgrade as anything illegal as investors receive the same thing they initially paid for and understand how the system works before taking part in it.

Sadly, until regulations can clearly define what is illegal and why, nothing is illegal but would be best to try to stay away from anything that could be defined as selling an unregistered security (such as cloudmining shares).
232  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Time to Come Clean on: November 18, 2015, 12:49:42 AM
I am coming clean! I must confess that I control 3 (!) accounts here.



...however, the other two are (going to be) service-related, and presently have 0 posts/activity. Can I still get my sins forgiven and enter some altcoin paradise?

For saving the Princess you are forgiven my son  Grin

Don't be shy guys i know some of you have some dirty secrets.
I am waiting for some huge account farmers to come clean LOL

I've only ever posted on this account, about a dozen or so posts on CON_CEO when I didn't have access for about a week and shared access to colossuscoin for a bit.

Surprisingly, I don't have any dirty secrets Tongue
233  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / ★ [ANN] [CV2] Colossuscoin v2.0 | X13 | 5000 CV2/Block | SWAP Active | Update ★ on: November 18, 2015, 12:36:55 AM
I'm setting up some more permanent nodes today so will have 5 in total, I'll keep you updated.

CV2 is cheap, when we consider the long term potential of this coin.
How to add a permanent CV2 seed node?


How to add/ setting up more permanent CV2 seed nodes?



Setting up a node is pretty straightforward, I like https://crowncloud.net/ because it has the cheapest rates for powerful virtual private servers. The most affordable option is the 2GB RAM for $30 a year. A VPS is useful not only for nodes (as you can host multiple nodes on a single VPS) but for general Linux usage, setting up websites, deployable programs etc. I generally prefer Ubuntu 14.0.4 64 bit for nodes.

I assume you are running Windows

-Once you have your ip address and password you will need to install PUTTY so you can connect to your VPS

http://the.earth.li/~sgtatham/putty/latest/x86/putty.zip

-Open up PUTTY.exe, type in your ip address, login with "root" and your supplied password.

-Next you will need to install dependencies and a couple useful tools like zip and nano text editor. Copy each line and right-click in the PUTTY window in order to paste the text.

sudo apt-get upgrade
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install git zip make g++ nano build-essential libssl-dev libdb++-dev libboost-all-dev libqrencode-dev libminiupnpc-dev

-Now we clone from source

git clone https://github.com/Crestington/ColossusCoin2.git

-build the necessary leveldb

cd ColossusCoin2/src/leveldb

sh build_detect_platform build_config.mk ./

-Navigate back to the src folder and make the daemon

cd

cd ColossusCoin2/src

make -f makefile.unix

-Will take a little time to build the daemon, approximately 10 minutes or so depending on the speed of the VPS. Once complete we will run the daemon first, it will fail first time as it is creating the .ColossusCoin2 directory which houses the wallet.dat and Blockchain data.

./ColossusCoin2d

-Now we will create the .conf file and add in all up to date nodes (just copy and paste everything from cat to CONFIG and make sure to set a unique username a password)

cat << "CONFIG" >> ~/.ColossusCoin2/ColossusCoin2.conf

listen=1
daemon=1
server=1
rpcuser=*yourusername*
rpcpassword=*yourpassword*
rpcport=43521
port=43522
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
addnode=107.170.179.27
addnode=128.199.231.68
addnode=178.62.151.188
addnode=192.52.167.145
addnode=173.254.204.123
addnode=68.197.64.6
addnode=91.153.109.149
addnode=84.200.17.159
addnode=82.211.31.128
addnode=84.200.84.210
addnode=81.169.251.126
addnode=188.134.72.213
addnode=178.62.212.196
addnode=89.12.16.118
addnode=113.206.240.48
addnode=78.14.249.254
addnode=146.200.154.116
addnode=95.18.155.71

CONFIG

-Now we run the daemon and it will begin syncing up to the highest chain.

./ColossusCoin2d
234  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN][CON] PayCon™ HI POS | LiteStake | Multisend | TOR | Android | Cryptsy on: November 17, 2015, 11:41:51 PM
Honestly I'm still amazed as to how far this coin has progressed.  While I'm not an official node, I have a VM running the wallet 24/7.  As long as there is two more out there the chain will always be alive.

I'm also amazed how far this coin has progressed and running the PayCON wallet 24/7!!

I want to keep going and see how I can progress with it and Crypto in general.

I've forked snort's Blockchain parser https://github.com/Crestington/blockparser but having a little trouble trying to convert it for X13. I would change the switch for PayCon in the makefile and make the parser but it tells me that it can't find any Blocks. I sent a message to znort and gonna see if I can bribe him with a little BTC to troubleshoot the problem, wish me luck Smiley
235  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN][CON] PayCon™ HI POS | LiteStake | Multisend | TOR | Android | Cryptsy on: November 17, 2015, 02:28:08 AM
How do you feel has this con any future or is it on a slow descent? I was a bit shocked to see it was in a de-list list on c-cex I got on an email.. Luckily it was not de-listed, but I mean what if.. Do you plan on continuing with this coin or do you have some secret project in mind, you know with a 20$ floor or so? And there is not much Paycon related movement on gethashing forums lately also.. I am still staking, but was having some thoughts whether it maybe has served its purpose already..

I like working on Coins, learning and seeing what I can add to it or change. I think I'd be a bit sad if there was no more PayCon as I've met a lot of great people through it.

I want to get into snapshots, take a snapshot of the chain and make it redeemable into a new Blockchain so then there is always a failsafe. Later on Ethereum will move into POS and then people are going to start to clone that, android and all mobile stuff will get cheaper and more readily available and Blockchains will better evolve so as long as something works and is cheap to run, you could just keep adding to it or move everyone over to something better.

I suppose the best route would be to continue working on something until the end of time and not really care about what it's worth.
236  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / ★ [ANN] [CV2] Colossuscoin v2.0 | X13 | 5000 CV2/Block | SWAP Active | Update ★ on: November 17, 2015, 01:52:16 AM
A note for theme's as well, there are many different Coins that have begun to introduce theme's into their wallets and for the most part you can drag and drop these theme's and will be compatible. Coins that I know of that have theme's are FlutterCoin, HyperStake, RateCoin, FlyCoin and PayCon, these Coins are open-source but if using theme's that someone else has made, it is good practice to give credit to the creators. If creating your own theme's you should remember that image sizes can weigh on memory constraints so if you are using very high-res images, it can impact performance.
237  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: [neㄘcash, ᨇcash, net⚷eys, or viᖚes?] Name AnonyMint's vapor coin? on: November 16, 2015, 11:28:35 PM
right now you are spending all your time procrastinating, posting about conspiracy theories and making polls about nonsensical details.

Foolish statements made by blind fools are good for motivation and feedback (as well as providing a record of those who will "eat crow" soon).

The joke (and priorities suggestion) portion of your post was interpreted humorously (including the n00b, naive, humorous notion of de-prioritizing branding & marketing), but the quoted portion is not a factual statement (which you could have verified by simply checking my latest posts by clicking my profile before posting your comments).

I've been busy doing 1) math; and 2) designing how micro-transactions scale and the impacts of value hiding of (Compact or just) Confidential Transactions (which also pertains to my derivative Zero Knowledge Transactions):

1. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1085436.msg12964946#msg12964946

2. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1249015.0

Don't care about eating crow and will never invest in your Coin no matter how good it is because you continually assault anyone that have any objections. You have this "higher than thou" attitude that I find absolutely repulsive, you have a high mathematical aptitude but suck at social interactions. Time is ticking in order to gain network effect so why should I choose your project out of thousands of others when you can't manage to run a team without running them off? Are you going to solo the entire project?

Well that is good, we finally have someone who states they will never invest in anything I create. And then if what I create is spreading like wildfire to millions of users then you will simply step aside from crypto as Bitcoin dies, because YOUR EGO is bigger than YOUR RATIONALITY.

http://esr.ibiblio.org/?p=1404

Quote from: original famous progenitor of "open source"
Ego is for little people

When I got really famous and started to hang out with people at the top of the game in computer science and other fields, one of the first things I noticed is that the real A-list types almost never have a major territorial/ego thing going on in their behavior. The B-list people, the bright second-raters, may be all sharp elbows and ego assertion, but there’s a calm space at the top that the absolutely most capable ones get to and tend to stay in.

My claim is that egotism is a disease of the incapable, and vanishes or nearly vanishes among the super-capable.

No. It’s more that ego games have a diminishing return. The farther you are up the ability and achievement bell curve, the less psychological gain you get from asserting or demonstrating your superiority over the merely average, and the more prone you are to welcome discovering new peers because there are so damn few of them that it gets lonely. There comes a point past which winning more ego contests becomes so pointless that even the most ambitious, suspicious, external-validation-fixated strivers tend to notice that it’s no fun any more and stop.

I’m not speaking abstractly here. I’ve always been more interested in doing the right thing than doing what would make me popular, to the point where I generally figure that if I’m not routinely pissing off a sizable minority of people I should be pushing harder. In the language of psychology, my need for external validation is low; the standards I try hardest to live up to are those I’ve set for myself. But one of the differences I can see between myself at 25 and myself at 52 is that my limited need for external validation has decreased. And it’s not age or maturity or virtue that shrunk it; it’s having nothing left to prove.

What I have to prove now is prove to myself that my illness and my age has not removed my ability to do important work, i.e. that I have not become useless.

I am not striving for your validation (as in a personal one of comparing myself personally to you or any other person for validation of my ego). I recognize the talents of others and have commended them on their capabilities when they shine such as smooth, gmaxell, vitalik, etc.. I have also expressed my disgust with individuals who abuse their skills to ridicule others (such as gmaxwel ridiculing me in some forum interactions) who are sincerely trying to contribute and always willing to mea culpa. What I am saying is that OTHERS DO THEIR DAMNED BEST TO TURN WHAT SHOULD BE A MERITORIOUS COMPETITION FOR THE BETTERMENT OF ALL INSTEAD INTO PETTY EGO BATTLES. And when I state that, then those same people (e.g. including apparently yourself) then claim it is my ego that is the source of the acrimony. It is just so nonsensical that I am reaching the point where I think the best course of action is to ignore these B-listers and just focus on what I am trying to accomplish.

The other thing I am trying to prove right now is the myopia of all those who think that the only correct way to create a better crypto-currency is the Monero way, and basically that you must join together in open source, "steal" ("improve" or "open source") someone else's invention (and claim perhaps rightly so that the inventors abused their invention), and then use groupthink to make all the creative decisions.

So many people have criticized me for refusing to join a groupthink at the nascent stage, and do not seem to understand that I want the flexibility to apply my own creativity until I have proved something that is worthy of open source collaboration.

I competed in team sports and individual sports in my youth. At various stages of my life I was an MVP in both American football (one with the helmet in playground leagues and again in college) and Track & Field (at middle distance in high school). Later in life I competed in software, several times being involved with software that reached out to millions of users. What I learned is that there is a role for individual competition (e.g. in Track and Software you are often going alone and competing against yourself) meshed with team based competition (e.g. in Football and even in Software if you create a successful open source effort).

So I have experience in discerning where the optimum sweet spots are in terms of the balances between individualistic and team based efforts. The Mythical Man Month applies especially to highly flexibility, iteractive, creative nascent stages that require an abundance of communication to accomplish within a group effect.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Mythical_Man-Month

"Therefore, assigning more programmers to a project running behind schedule will make it even later. This is because the time required for the new programmers to learn about the project and the increased communication overhead will consume an ever increasing quantity of the calendar time available. When n people have to communicate among themselves, as n increases, their output decreases and when it becomes negative the project is delayed further with every person added.

Group intercommunication formula: n(n − 1) / 2

Example: 50 developers give 50 · (50 – 1) / 2 = 1225 channels of communication."

Quote from: original famous progenitor of "open source"
And yet, there are people out there who are going to read the previous paragraph and think “Oh, that’s Eric’s ego again. The blowhard.” I’ve had a lot of time to get used to such reactions over the last decade, but it’s still hard for me not to collapse in helpless laughter at the implied degree of Not Getting It.

If you’re the kind of person who can make it to the top even in a single field (law or CS or whatever) you may not have started out with better things to do than compete for attention and glory, but by the time you make the A-list you’ve almost certainly discovered subtler games to play that are much more fun. You’ll maintain a reputation because a reputation is a useful tool, but it’s not the point any more. If it ever was. In my experience this is even more true of polymaths, possibly because their self-images as competent people.have broader and more stable bases.

I think there are a couple of different reasons people tend to falsely attribute pathological, oversensitive egos to A-listers. Each reason is in its own way worth taking a look at.

The first and most obvious reason is projection. “Wow, if I were as talented as Terry Pratchett, I know I’d have a huge ego about it, so I guess he must.” Heh. Trust me on this; he doesn’t. This kind of thinking reveals a a lot about somebody’s ego and insecurity, alright, but not Terry’s.




You have failure of logic and rationality as follows. Which can severely impact your ability to be an expert speculator.

you have a high mathematical aptitude but suck at social interactions.

Personal social interaction is not marketing genius or luck which drives a million user adoption. Personal social interaction scales far too slowly. Duh. I couldn't even personally interact with a million people in my lifetime.

So my personality has nothing at all to do with it. This is I presume your butthurt ego standing in front of the line of your rationality telling you that I can't possibly succeed. If you say to yourself, "there he goes again using 'butthurt' and offending the community", my response is that I am tired of this forum and the attacks. Enough already! And besides this forum does not matter to the success of my project as you will soon see once you see my marketing and distribution method.

And also your assumption that I don't excel in social interactions is incorrect and based on some nonsense forum with 99.999% males who are constantly trying to prove their big egos. I have in fact entertained large groups at Comdex exhibits.

When it comes to interacting with other programmers in an open source setting, the key is to be factual and meritorious. That is what the A-listers want, because A-listers care about results, not time wasting egos. The B-listers of course are all elbows and acrimony and that is why you want them to go "contribute" to your competitor's open source in order to bog their project down in molasses and least common denominator groupthink. That means every eyeball is helpful and welcome, but even Linus Torvalds said he has about 5 people who he trusts and everyone else is an idiot. He is very outspoken this way, yet runs the largest and most successful open source project on the planet.

Time is ticking in order to gain network effect so why should I choose your project out of thousands of others when you can't manage to run a team without running them off? Are you going to solo the entire project?

1. Time is ticking.

2. I never ran off a team, I chose not to grab the opportunity to collaborate with others who offered, because flexibility is more important in the nascent stage. And because I didn't want to suck others into my grand experiment and make them suffer for any failure on my part. A team makes much more sense when they can contribute on their own volition to something that already has a demonstrated position. To organize a team when everything is a projection, requires a partnership in risk and binds people in ways that means I really can't lead 100% without taking responsibility for the effects of my decisions on others who have staked their future on their investment (contribution of effort and time).

3. I am solo right now, because it made the most sense after all considerations. But of course no one who is serious about long-term viability is going to remain solo on an open source crypto-currency any longer than it is beneficial to do so, which is a very short nascent stage when flexibility of leadership is a higher priority than the shared resources of open source.

Note that if I had an ongoing software engineering relationship experience with another or others, then it is possible I would have made the decision to leverage teamwork during the nascent stage, because I would have had confidence from past experience with those individuals that we possessed the working synergy to make it work at the stage where the ideas around the designs and the issues are changing so fast. Even just working in the same building so able to talk at-will instead of working virtually could have impacted that decision. But given the situation I have and the time criticality of releasing something asap, the decision was made that the quickest result would be to not involve any others in the programming and engineering. I have involved the community in the naming and marketing conceptualization in this thread.

Another failure of logic is to assume that a team of 3 guys could scale a crypto-currency any better than a solo developer. Unless you can get the project to the point where many, many people are contributing, then 3 programmers can't scale it by themselves. That is why it is irrational to conclude that a project with 2 devs is somehow more likely to succeed than a project with 1 dev. A project with 3 devs might be more likely to fail, because more opportunities for the 3 devs to cheat each other and cause a devolution of the project. The only thing that brings stability is long-term popularity of the project.

Can I quote without reading? Totally didn't read it. A whole book for a 2 sentence reply?

Give me like 5 sentences or less why your project is going to be a game-changer and why.
238  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN][CON] PayCon™ HI POS | LiteStake | Multisend | TOR | Android | Cryptsy on: November 16, 2015, 02:21:58 PM

PayCON Presstab.pw block explorer is DOWN /OFFLINE

 http://www.presstab.pw/phpexplorer/paycon/index.php

He'll bring it back up, I heard he was going on vacation but we paid for a year of hosting for PayCon so I can't see any reason why he would just shut it down.

All right Sir!

What do you think about Philosopherstone "Weight Chart" Feature?  https://github.com/philosopherstonecoin/philosopherstone/releases ?

 In Wallet Weight Chart

And maybe add another Feature:

Ooooo sexy wallet

Is this 1.6.5 wallet newer? What are the changes?

Hey CL,

This will be the first in a serious of updates, I tried to split them into about 100-110 at a time, in this one we have, about ~ 100 updates

Goal is to keep PHS relevant to the times and  keep up with upstream, and also prepare PHS for it's unique future to set it apart.

Notable changes are Fast Stake, click-able buttons ( as requested) ,.. new and improved menu options,.. wallet improvements, well here's the list:

https://github.com/philosopherstonecoin/philosopherstone/commits/master


Commit and details:

44ab7c925667ff99b554ce624cf5ebeea9d3619d CP update
868e11b651cf31058269e4fbf1c1b34df896c6a0 versioning
cfc3575ae3b42e5a3c9a2b24fac5443065ab4e2b Clean and quick fix
c4a0b2e1d93a75531c5708edd36a94b36891bf3c Add previous block checking in the proof-of-stake miner
7b2919ef6b1f0830c1702ea0e113e8e80a6a07e3 try to sync before start staking
ec691c2e74013b2d2d235d23e683f242ea868593 Change Sleep to MilliSleep
742f1502c6885c34ee924ab4cc82390bed36939a Recommend alternotify
982fa5caab524f29cc8915cad438d73f1f7a151f -alertnotify=<cmd>
dcd8c1c82608a63fcb52cc16d6b7ae5d67ef46e4 fix build on Debian 7 wheezy
8b4945c5e8a44c99b538143cf155ac252cd90d0a Remove unused includes of boost lexical_cast
5d78603838e8739f858bd58ee91b74b376182162 Versioning
2b0aac33709ad1e3987d56a2cd189544e5a05f06 Bugfix: remove conflicting transactions from memory pool
f4bd869274a74b894df54bc693091fd391c16b33 fix relock
81ac2eb61bd72678d272f4739654d95d890fcb37 Importprivkey updates
9348beaf1d50b4a8e983ae9b466ebd5b7e6c484a Correct some proxy related socket leaks.
4451c80eb6c838a8d79bc010181fac1a09ace3b2 Prevent socket leak in ThreadSocketHandler.
8f482bfee4aa59da51076c80c1f5ba8314adcccd remove an assignment which is never used.
45094d2cfc2471cbae21398a15b2289567f39fb1 unbreak versioning
a0bbfce39520b8e40dab7093bd45383b7e66a261 fix .pro
71ea0570c744011d32d66a002dfd7faeaa6c7b46 Updates
854d4f7c1fb79deaa6ea52de7cea893b064934ba Update
d8c1daa47d461f8a59cb854e684c355a09593daf Formatting and cleanup
d1890fb146fe853d25112756b9c3646dddd54901 Formatting and cleanup
a641b1c19b52379c1025742fd6eada1d82900843 Fix peer info
e404195d53bce2f51397831050904833cdd69628 Change placement of strMintWarning
a641b1c19b52379c1025742fd6eada1d82900843 Fix peer info
f6c8e42ced635f6be768fa551ea9ae02b39e59f2 Modernization of treatment of transactions
c4408587ea13bd174e14c7502b5f60683001be12 Fix Mac OS X Dock minimising issue
0637d521ac894dd16788d3ae6b320fceab43114b -logtimestamps turned on by default
6707c2007a712050ac351713eecc02bb87a05b8f Do not write to wallet during LoadWallet
10159794f357e4ba3f58b3f178194fd1ca9c672a ScanForWalletTransactions fix
83cc5119f3a3a43cf1094d9fd2d1e4359a69e76a Fix resendtx
95e7a110276ce1f30339c8342838a32313a173dd Fix -powblockfoundnotify
1c4bf741f8627ab5f7f59774aba5bd56ce1c344e Add -powblockfoundnotify and -posblockfoundnotify
b4f82056b4fcf821b66279272510813ba543901e Add -confirmnotify
c0ddb5f548aad204eeaeb95c9776d8ca328d5615 Add -newtxnotify
7eca3b4f5f93216bd40d96c06fe44fdf86cf9d13 Clicking on Encryption Icon will unlock wallet for mint
2aec26d87032189ebf22bb69889a9792b3e54ca6 PoW Fixes
98879ff9bf8ecc525f0bfe75e0789628581ff6c9 Clicking on ConnectionsIcon will give Extended Peer Information
113b8958431bec8095fad1a8036d39da266b5ae2 Add details to message
6036bf4b644221c880d69e45b7d3b3e5e3a10be4 Clicking on BlocksIcon will give Extended Block Chain Information
46c8a614d41c593b7a845cd478116132710c8310 ClickableLabel class
94c87229c39c4964dac1d3488a9375f40f5f0b93 Add iostream and fstream  to walletdb for import/dump wallet
8f4c81f8ceaa1c448c8866378169662af3dfc507 RPC walletpassphrase and getinfo change
b2bb7e6b292d791ed292dfbc898158f63d88ebc3 Add and use MaybePushAddress
922f34efd7c1a4ae70f34902710d8e571e3d542f Add HasCanonicalPushes and -enforcecanonical  default true
9ef340c0901be3c1bbee85f7190a7bcf5e22c0c5 Add switch -confchange off by default
41b29ba3e0267d043142c595ea22e918322fe8c7 Rename IsConfirmed to IsTrusted
4b5790aa77a254784c64d1efcef843a25ba22265 Changed WalletUpdateSpent added fBlock bool
7f8f6d255cbbc7f0a5079182f84130a4b29562ef Bump and Cleanup
366925487ec6865f5c08e2a6f132452292908223 CheckTransaction() strengthening
973d7d686e33bc1f6660a795ae1f756f269edd29 QT: sort transactions by date;
fcc25e25d10aa9db230e91ccd43f953fa5d9ae86 Update Transactions For Stake
9e027e9d245f768fa1db5c70d35257c8464675ca Changes to use Fast Stake
f285450be98d767543be4a8c10a539fe9e5d9975 Add more information about peer to getpeerinfo
bff4f24d945f3d14bb8f93a3178b66c7a46146f5 Add minersleep switch
f9da0e1e422546495681730d662167c894874918 Replace nMaxClockDrift with Future/PastDrift
2eec85f2d2b610e22187d1de51ddc25dc8df7abe Turn off IRC by default
bde1545b6738acb4e98271a2ff6f37693ad6f4f0 Add AvailableCoinsMinConf and SelectCoinsSimple
d4529f81366034bedadca05fd1ab84958ed939e5 RPC: gettransaction output format fixes
a370432275e2bdb6d77f4ced4f9c0adffabc2d7f Add -mininput=value option
6f5268098ec13c689cb99aa6498f2bf0c796d09a Add cppolicy default Strict. Remove nosynccheckpoints
3b04858a98c8a23d3cfbc3b75c7dbb06a8a366b4 Remove pid_t for windows
38a42af91c808c6869de55b9f328974cb60b74c3 Remove RelayMessage use RelayTransaction
0ebae3e7d0f97ef2783b8627e0834e8738739265 Add RelayTransaction
cf632a8fa668866f04fa7f2788607c22e99cfb25 lefttrim
2de7abf771fe5f2686f2a02a6f1069fccf92d072 add/user miner
d28632868c5c5312ad21cc7d4e4dc39b6f69494e Use CheckStake Function
e516c7a5c10c5d044135238c143a3dbf2c60803c No need to reservekey for sake
dadf60fc667c9ab4d31a3506ceab4919411cda97 Add CheckStake Function
1378fb19a5f769f50d9f8a665a25c876c0982c54 Add targetProofOfStake to kernel functions
5334f7c3f50d98db59544d9fb7c9b326cd0dc78c Call GetHash() once where applicable
cf355b0df38b0bbfbab8ecd57d1e77417a34f145 Use existing RPC_INVALID_PARAMETER constant
b83ad6ca2fc9b427e83aa22e4c5dbfed7cba5398 Move Backup
358571f87b2332e9f65c843504b19d9569a27fe7 Add Export/Import Wallet to GUI
73c1fe2f11a103efdb271a2f50d2bc337b026c96 dumpwallet added to rpc commands
f00126b9d6567c877a141d459162599e725bbfc1 Fix Usage of CKeyMetadata , use CKeyMetadata not nCreateTime
3336688ccb9a87be3f6f9de4447f95dcb96c53d3 Add Dump/Import Functions
7f009e066b3c3508289930373968d961d22697e6 Use CWalletScanState, CKeyMetadata, CAffectedKeysVisitor
5b684656696cd802f062156e3ef1e637fb04c180 Add CWalletScanState
6babbfb24e5620bb805a207cad052b7a950114c6 Add CKeyMetadata
f3d10f3f88b446507a5444ed5d0665605b54775f Add CAffectedKeysVisitor
96e993f08c3d29cb1c8bb8dfb76477901d33d62c Add getbestblockhash
d8061b2aef4f8a7f29e34620e04b8e9d7751374b Added setClipboard to Guiutil
38b2250991753ee1b92e5c00d77dcaf56841c596 ifdef USE_UPNP in optionsmodel
b9d4d2f27809ed4f80e262492138f2fbed56ebe6 transactionrecord/table model
271ca599a9c3a3d13e6cde0953ad1ce27188fe41 Add isReleaseVersion
5ea8fb965a1d8630cedfb35f1d87e526d43b30a9 Changes to numBlocks
242a44a2de10142625b4bcca898c96dea945373c Change bitcoinamountfield header to correct name
f05c964df185cf156eb316dd5641024a3ee2a431 Sign Message is constant
a5c22a43067573c1ea23dff4abb51b53770045a6 Change how vchData is cleared
09ed8f82489fe195c7157cd99df4cf230e1ea516 volatile vars
c5d94b1693618ac66149e36a94b77634e944a1c8 use openssl_cleanse instead of memset for crit mem spaces
f2db7d6233f56abd4dd6e3e0cea3435d587724f5 Fix Sendalert
375ca2ef580865146dd8d9b1037392e3ea1f829b Reset added to options
5c9f6b3d2c26da169c8a07ebd7ce7536dd8f0680 addnode and getaddednodeinfo rpc c
bd9e9b6a0ce0516e939cb7f162231101453e89b2 Branding update, variable cleanup, qt





Quick GUI overview of changes
1.6.6 Human Readable

Code:
Weight added to coin control
Difficulty Plot graph on overview
Split-combine optimized, add user option and display in clickable info
Total Balance added to overview
Bunch of P2P improvements
Improve sync bar
Faster sync, lag reduction
Weight standardized - staking icon
Standardized click infos
ipv6, ssl, dead code remove, memory leak, etc
some mac and nix bugs fixed
bunch of other updates and bug fixes

1.6.6 Commits

Code:
1edf41de5499865fb7c4477b7a923e1b22cc08b0 1.6.6 Bump version, cp
05826582adcf3eaf8bcd9b48b522330216d32142 cleanup print
1b0abf879229b7b6f8acf6b4539aff3e96fd4237 formatting and cleanup
123c809efcb328fa2605f241eab32ff169151b33 osx: fix building libmemenv.a
5f2a5cf6c72f57be3658a352016005f76bed9624 Bug fix: CDataStream::GetAndClear() when nReadPos > 0
b5ed9232c60500946fcc5ad78c61dd8c4c5667ff .pro updates for linux
2aaf2d16749b5cf3844391e225bd67638a7231ce Remove template matching params from GetOpName()
cbe17eb7d191ac911ef7f27e2048363194c017a6 CWallet: fix nTimeFirstKey init, by making constructor init common code
d8a3c329021e520bd403f8da0a60b55eef400e60 Limit number of known addresses per peer
ceeea1d90f23f9157f25fd2bb4520185715069da Split MIN_PROTO_VERSION
e00d1885c46db5b14798c7cd7a34bf7fcb16e631 Use per-message send buffer, rather than per connection
b4fffd97116ff2614a951cdd2387d47ed92da28e P2P: improve RX/TX flow control
4f61c3cd2b4a03cf6f0c76b11167d83c7e333b5f P2P, cosmetic: break out buffer send(2) code into separate function
0f766fb6fc62cef1b91bfcb667490f2b0ea8a928 Further updates to CNetMessage processing
7cb0d1f36ae693b8a11be8426a3a6a3b24726d1e P2P: parse network datastream into header/data components
32249a5d9d7911b92d561305fd45fbf97cbd119b fix namespace bug
5a1543837f3794a503d2849d4cb45aa3339671b6 Wrap GetMedianTimePast() in GetPastTimeLimit()
a5518ba085f4162f30377f423f018940b2665618 Standardize icon infos
382b9048d1b13d509806bc05292f856fb53987a3 qt: Show weeks as well as years behind for long timespans
30ad0b9643464768274de72bbfa8f28c26e0cbbf Cleanup
268046edfa04fd8f9c21ba25a1219456ea068379 FasterSync
568a659db2b307e5a6a3217396996c4d9b17d2d8 progress bar - human readable
b9ecbc0bc3c390dfa89f4ba2329232727d1fbd3a lag reduction
e96f74029e2d1a5e26472c4b65b4f2698608f435 A few updates for the Mac
7f0f196e850229d7168ddabf74ac2c1ed42c1db1 Linux Autostart fix
8d9127cb4599367e9944d70042833e20e089e987 fix unconfirmed balance if wallet contains conflicted transactions
ee2c3a3736643e94fdbb47a3c453c3a338aa3d08 bump ranges
a696edf4db47de95b806c2012fa1fb4834ce184f Standardize weight
51aec3e7356593e476109066f3bccab27a40cbf2 Add weight to coin control
16fae5d9201fadb0ee95e711926dffd637c53259 Add and use MAX_SCRIPT_ELEMENT_SIZE
6d2177caed9f3c73c9a25a271add8eae9c3c936c key.cpp: fail with a friendlier message on missing ssl EC support
48969a4ade81fb2e40e9870edee89ae1fc8baa7f Ignore too-long redeemScripts while loading wallet
065ca8203c883f75ef9de01b745ee5ab465daf86 remove unused UPnP code from main.h
fa805975a5caab25083884b4960fed7046ca80a8 lock update
4bf39cdb3a3affab67407bc844cdb095b62ea9ad Code Cleanup
f59efbd8cd81e546e671c3c6782a50b444686f81 replace 3 separate calls to WSAGetLastError() with 1
805644f26546e763374f04d75bbed392052de751 Remove old code
3b47745ada537b2b767db88c95d15064c8ec8625 replace custom GetFilesize() with boost::filesystem::file_size()
b71216640c6003f0650b2a8ca650eceed9802332 Drop release times for CNode
b07977c2fe218383cedb5ebb90265311890f67cb Don't fail salvagewallet due to duplicates.
d613049d0c6bc9ce599385f785715a44655d60a3 remove fStrictPayToScriptHash checking
0a2281f49509c94cb9a34dfb46d7d792c5adf21e Remove dupe fNameLookp
237884df1e267448a1110b6073f65d1942a30367 fixed bitcoin #3162 bitcoin/bitcoin#3162
e05328e0a53b4b05b54228a90a7215fd5f39c300 Show short scriptPubKeys correctly
fcefb47dc3e8a56b686157e1da8d9d360fc7e4a8 Remove OptionsModel::Upgrade
97a0e7a604f964b68743f1a54488cc8358bbac84 remove setting methods in wallet/walletdb
d2c11bbf5cfd30d4560e59e306a6c54c75808b03 Change Coin Control to use local time
8c75d907ef384507c05910bc4086cbd368b805e5 [Qt] Improve rpc console history behavior
5b415f8195adc9fe86d0607fe8bbeb292a5051b7 remove option to build without ipv6 support
40742043c513bef3fe4c046bf20585a300b7c236 Cleanup
4839fefe5116ddbef299a0d9994657a391889494 add OpenSSL RAND_cleanup() on OpenSSL shutdown
f9fb6afe06d96e84c11da75442015abed4767435 3 nodes
21f4c21e68bb5dae72e5f9fd552f3e515c51ffd5 fix memory leak
57d766dd0f873078337c57bd0ecb1479895026c5 askpassphrasedialog: clear pass fields on accept
ff361f624baf1dede86eb4a54c2d9361e9f28fce Stake Changes
a54f1d893c96294ce416ee41fd780f0c1b6c66d4 Add diffplot
feae2bc695f4d9752e9f3403fa954eec90cc9f1c Improve Balance
44ab7c925667ff99b554ce624cf5ebeea9d3619d CP update

Backup wallet at least and enjoy all the new features
Report any issues!

 

The only thing I can think of here's of is the section in the uniform chart feature, difficulty graph.
239  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Spin-offs: bootstrap an altcoin with a btc-blockchain-based initial distribution on: November 16, 2015, 12:24:01 AM

I suppose it's better to work out the kinks on a smaller crypto, so that I don't risk the hype dying if/when I have to fix things and possibly restart the chain.

That is pretty much what I thought. Since it is a proof of concept and
turned out not entirely successful, it could still attract devs precisely for the
challenge of going after bigger game. Lessons learned and so on.

But if an attempt to target a very prominent alt right from the outset
should fail, it could dissuade anyone to proceed with the development.
The perception could be that spinoffs are a dead idea.




I have a working chain with PayCon and a clone that I created and have up and running that I want to use to test out snapshots. I want to use PayCon and do a snapshot to prune off all the old Blocks, possibly something you might be interested in since it's a live traded alt-coin with a small marketcap (about 20k).

I am currently trying to find information on the process of doing the snapshot, are you able to provide any links or guides you might have? From what I've been told from talking to SuperClam, Mullick and a few others, you need to parse all addresses as a richlist into a dumpfile and send Coins to the same addresses within the new chain, things being much easier if it also has the same address starting letter.
240  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: [neㄘcash, ᨇcash, net⚷eys, or viᖚes?] Name AnonyMint's vapor coin? on: November 15, 2015, 11:41:24 PM
right now you are spending all your time procrastinating, posting about conspiracy theories and making polls about nonsensical details.

Foolish statements made by blind fools are good for motivation and feedback (as well as providing a record of those who will "eat crow" soon).

The joke (and priorities suggestion) portion of your post was interpreted humorously (including the n00b, naive, humorous notion of de-prioritizing branding & marketing), but the quoted portion is not a factual statement (which you could have verified by simply checking my latest posts by clicking my profile before posting your comments).

I've been busy doing 1) math; and 2) designing how micro-transactions scale and the impacts of value hiding of (Compact or just) Confidential Transactions (which also pertains to my derivative Zero Knowledge Transactions):

1. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1085436.msg12964946#msg12964946

2. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1249015.0

Don't care about eating crow and will never invest in your Coin no matter how good it is because you continually assault anyone that have any objections. You have this "higher than thou" attitude that I find absolutely repulsive, you have a high mathematical aptitude but suck at social interactions. Time is ticking in order to gain network effect so why should I choose your project out of thousands of others when you can't manage to run a team without running them off? Are you going to solo the entire project?
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