Requesting "SEND NUDES"
If possible jumbled like we crackin the matrix and each tube finally breaks its code one by one and in slides an S.. an E.. an N.. etc
Sorry for the delay.... As you requested.... Here is the pic, but the video is the best part....  And the video: 'Send Nudes' |
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Requesting "SEND NUDES"
If possible jumbled like we crackin the matrix and each tube finally breaks its code one by one and in slides an S.. an E.. an N.. etc
I will have it for you tonight. Bigger request than I thought, but you go it.  |
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Hello Mr. Theymos. I took part in a creative competition (10th anniversary art contest). My works, they put me a lot (Merited): But I am not in the list of Award users: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5193860.0I am very worried, I can also send the original pictures to you. There are many people in the top 50 for the Art badge poll which were not awarded BTC. Don't feel alone. My SubmissionThe Art Video... Youtube video of the submission: https://youtu.be/qcuYOATEeP4 |
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I submitted for the Bitcointalk Art Contest an idea that would be a type of Shoutbox; however, the idea was not completed in time. My submission is: Bitcointalk 10th Anniversary Art ContestYoutube video of the submission: https://youtu.be/qcuYOATEeP4Serveral pictures on imgur: https://imgur.com/a/C2VZksM1The Poll for voting is currently at: Art Contest Voting Poll (Feel free to vote for me or any other member.)Also take a look at: Bitcoin Numitron Rocket - Price TickerThe goal of the submission ideally was to allow people to post a name/sentences to a web UI and have it reply with a snapshot (img) to either imgur or twitter feed. Although this still is the goal, I thought because of some requests, that I would post here that I am willing to take requests from anyone that would like their name in alphanumeric Nixies. And reach out for ideas of what else I should do with the display (background, etc).  The top part:The Bitcoin ticker portion is a custom designed circuit board to socket modules available in the open market. The 8x Nixie Tubes are IN-14 and require 180volts which are obtained from ebay and a nixie forum. The custom board sockets a very efficient nixie power supply to boost from USB 5v to 180v. Also there is a socket for a WeMos Mini D1 to control everything. The WeMos is Wifi enabled, so it pulls the price every minute to update the price indicated on the tubes. These are for sale at: www.VoltageGoat.com. The bottom part:This section is made up of 11x B-5971 Alphanumeric Nixie Tubes. These are very rare and only 1 seller on ebay has them. Currently he lists them for $85 each or a batch of 6 for $370. Smartsockets is a project that sees very little traffic, because the tubes it's meant to drive are costly. The B-5971, being so rare, means that NO ONE has pre-made or even kit version of the smartsocket available. We had to have the boards manufactured and parts acquired from eBay, Mouser, and Digi-Key. Each 'smartsocket' is about $20 each in parts. These are capable of so much more than displayed here, or even in the video, but we ran out of time posting this on the last day where few people will get to see it anyway. Finally, the power source is another very efficient nixie power supply, but this time boosting from 12volt to 180v in order to have enough ummpfff (amps) to drive 11 tubes. The controller again is a WeMos mini D1. This time though only acting as communication to talk to the smartsockets via serial. The concept on smartsockets is that during power up, they negotiate their order in the chain. Each smartsocket having it's own identity and microcontroller means they can handle the tasks of dealing with the respective tube individually. The main controller (WeMos) simply passes a command string to a socket to complete and moves on to the next. So, tube 1 could be told to display a letter A crossfading from a different character at a certain speed and font, while the next socket could be told to something completely different and so on. The word BITCOINTALK could be set to display with each character showing up at different speeds, fonts, and even effects (like spinning (different directions), brightness or order). Serial speed at 115200. So, it's quite fast enough for any task especially since it offloads commands to each socket. WeMos Mini D1 - This microcontroller is an ESP-8266. Programmed with Arduino IDE. The 'intent' here was to have a WEB based device which can accept messages and/or feeds (news/twitter/etc) to have it either take pictures or video to be live streamed. Ran out of time to complete this for the Art Contest. We may continue the project. If you have any questions, I will be happy to answer. |
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This build took quite some time.The top part: The Bitcoin ticker portion is a custom designed circuit board to socket modules available in the open market. The 8x Nixie Tubes are IN-14 and require 180volts which are obtained from ebay and a nixie forum. The custom board sockets a very efficient nixie power supply to boost from USB 5v to 180v. Also there is a socket for a WeMos Mini D1 to control everything. The WeMos is Wifi enabled, so it pulls the price every minute to update the price indicated on the tubes. These are for sale at www.VoltageGoat.comThe bottom part: This section is made up of 11x B-5971 Alphanumeric Nixie Tubes. These are very rare and only 1 seller on ebay has them. Currently he lists them for $85 each or a batch of 6 for $370. Smartsockets is a project that sees very little traffic, because the tubes it's meant to drive are costly. The B-5971, being so rare, means that NO ONE has pre-made or even kit version of the smartsocket available. We had to have the boards manufactured and parts acquired from eBay, Mouser, and Digi-Key. Each 'smartsocket' is about $20 each in parts. These are capable of so much more than displayed here, or even in the video, but we ran out of time posting this on the last day where few people will get to see it anyway. Finally, the power source is another very efficient nixie power supply, but this time boosting from 12volt to 180v in order to have enough ummpfff (amps) to drive 11 tubes. The controller again is a WeMos mini D1. This time though only acting as communication to talk to the smartsockets via serial. The concept on smartsockets is that during power up, they negotiate their order in the chain. Each smartsocket having it's own identity and microcontroller means they can handle the tasks of dealing with the respective tube individually. The main controller (WeMos) simply passes a command string to a socket to complete and moves on to the next. So, tube 1 could be told to display a letter A crossfading from a different character at a certain speed and font, while the next socket could be told to something completely different and so on. The word BITCOINTALK could be set to display with each character showing up at different speeds, fonts, and even effects (like spinning (different directions), brightness or order). Serial speed at 115200. So, it's quite fast enough for any task especially since it offloads commands to each socket. WeMos Mini D1 - This microcontroller is an ESP-8266. Programmed with Arduino IDE. The 'intent' here was to have a WEB based device which can accept messages and/or feeds (news/twitter/etc) to have it either take pictures or video to be live streamed. Ran out of time to complete this for the Art Contest. We may continue the project. If anyone has any questions, I will be happy to answer. I would like the requests either by DM or in a new thread to keep this quickly expanding thread free from spam. Thanks, BTC Address: 1KxecricbZoiZWtABngWQ9gkaGRTPqhVNw BTC Address: 1KxecricbZoiZWtABngWQ9gkaGRTPqhVNw BTC Address: 1KxecricbZoiZWtABngWQ9gkaGRTPqhVNw
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So as for now its just a testnet after almost 3 years of development? Why are they so slowly?
33% is for validators as you said, But I asked what ROI for delegators? Do they have plans to decrease rewards and when?
There is testnet and mainnet. You are working on bad information. Approx 33% ROI for validators. Delegates get nothing. (If they did, then no one would need to vote as they would just burn coins to make deligates). Yes, there is plans to decrease the reward. It's listed on the very front page of the website. ( http://semux.org) It states: Block Rewards: 22,000,000 SEM (mining ends in years 2031-2032) 0-2M blocks: 3 SEM / block 2M-6M blocks: 2 SEM / block 6M-14M blocks: 1 SEM / block |
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This is one crypto that has turned out to be a big disappointment. I really thought BTG would have been up there with BTC and Bitcoin cash
'...one crypto...'? You found one that hasn't been a disappointment? |
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Welcome to the forum! Hopefully this place might interest you to stick around and maybe find a thing or two that pique your interest. Be careful though! Possible side effects may include, but are not limited to: - Fear of missing out (FOMO)
- Anxiety
- Loss of contact with loved ones
- Obsessive compulsive disorders (ex: buying, hoarding, etc.)
- Bad credit ratings
- Bankruptcy
- Dyslexia (i.e. the urge to spell 'HODL' instead of 'HOLD')
- Divorce
- Loss of sense of time
- Delusions (such as seeing animals or cartoon characters on price charts)
- Low battery power
Please contact your regular doctor or MinerJones right away if you have any of these symptoms. True to all except low battery. Everything is plugged in. Oh, I think a couple of us managed to avoid bankruptcy as well. Nice coin. |
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Looks nice.
Strange that it's only a 67
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pays daily? weekly?
As far as I know, ALL pools pay daily. Even private pools. |
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Public Pool: Public 11% Fee. Has forged 100% of blocks But, for a search of the most profitable, take a look at: http://pool.7u.org |
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This pool pays even without validator status.
There is a discussion in Discord #pools
I understand that. Was there a question? You can't expect the site to update before the first payment was ever made (which only happened slightly over an hour ago). |
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