You can put cryptonote addresses in code tags to avoid the auto space insertion.

Satoshi announced the launch months ahead of time. Just because no one gave a fuck but him and Hal Finney for a while does not mean there is a premine. Gulden has a 10% premine (currently I think about 50% of available supply) that was supposed to be for an airdrop to people from some country, but then devs decided to not do that so they're currently sitting on half of available supply.

Web wallet is mymonero.com.

Some pools allow you to mine straight to an exchange, but payout threshold will be way higher, and you need to include a payment id with the mining address.

To scale images you just use a width or height (in pixels I think) in your opening img tag, like:

I received via signing txs with electrum.

So, do you need to back up the data directory after every transaction, or just once? I just backed up after receiving my blackballs, but just curious if I make a tx do I need to do it again.

I know what you're planning to do, but I was just talking about atronite's idea, and saying that it wouldn't require a swap or even a fork, it is simply a matter of changing how things are displayed in the wallet software. It's basically akin to showing kilodoge instead of doge in your wallet - just call a kilozeit the new official zeit.

I think all you would need to do is add a few zeros here:
https://github.com/zeitcoin/zeitcoin/blob/master/src/util.h#L35
And I don't think that is a consensus parameter or anything, so you could recompile yourself and still talk to other nodes on the network.

I wasn't referring to changing interest rate, just adjusting the total coin supply lower/shifting the decimal to the left.

I'm not even sure this would even require a soft or hard fork, if all you really want to do is move the decimal place to the left. I believe all operations are done on atomic units (satoshis), not in actual coin terms, so it would just be a matter of displaying differently in the wallet software - make it 10^12 satoshi per coin rather than 10^8. Dashcoin did exactly this (not dashdarkxcoin, the cryptonote one), and while it is a different codebase, I believe principle is the same.

It's a fairly large transaction, made up of many small input, not sure why that would really matter tho. I think it takes a week or so for TX to fall out of mempool, so should just be a day or two until polo can try again I think

There's a bundle that comes with pruned blockchain and latest client. Just came out recently, check last few pages of thread.

Edit: See the all-in-one download in this post:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=435170.msg17032226#msg17032226
~500 MB apparently.

I don't think this is the case at all. For a proof-of-work coin, much of the value is derived from the security of the network - i.e., the hashrate. Since these two forks can't be mined at the same time, I would expect each fork to keep value approximately in proportion to it's hashrate, which I expect will go overwhelmingly to the Poramin fork.

I backed up, but then just installed new version over old one, didn't restore or anything.

Two of us in #byteball on freenode, btw, for others who don't slack.

Think it's mandatory, distribution already happened.

Yes, 30 min ago or so. Backed up first, but then just installed over old version and it worked when restarted.

Upgrading to v1.0 fixed it for me - seeing my balance now.

Does wallet version 0.7.1 not work? I can see my balance on explorer, but it's not showing up in wallet.

There's addresses with tiny BTC amount that are receiving close to 1% of distribution, according to that website.

Any info on these tiny BTC addresses that are getting a huge share:

Lol there is definitely a rounding error bug or something.