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As the title says if you are an indy developer that is currently working on a game of any style, or if you already have an indy game / any other type of online game that is already complete I can help you earn Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies with your games.
Please PM me for more info. I'm interested to hear from people working on all kinds of games from simple web based games (including gambling), to more ambitious indy projects such as stand alone RPGs.
If you have finished an indy game we can help you sell it and reach a wider audience and earn Bitcoin in the process.
We can also help you make Bitcoin from your games (including simple online HTML5 games) by working with myself and my team.
Any type of game is considered so if you are working on / have completed any kind of game at all make sure to get in touch.
Hope to hear from you!
For more information about our project please see my signature.
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I've always told people to enable the second password. Where you have to enter it to send coins from the wallet. You have to type it in using the on screen keyboard. I was wondering, how hard is it for a hacker to get this password? Do they just record your screen and watch the mouse move around and try to guess where you clicked? Or is that pretty hard to do?
There is malware that waits until you have unlocked your wallet and then bye bye bitcoins. Better use Linux and have a closed down system for your coins if you are keeping them on your computer to decrease the chances of this happening to you. I've had enough of seeing people who have been hacked and lose coins on blockchain.info so here is a guide for beginners to make your coins 100% secure and safe from hackers.
You forgot the most important step: either don't use TOR to access your Blockchain.info wallet, or use their new onion URL: *questionable link removed* Due to the alleged questionability of that link ( blockchatvqztbll.onion), I questioned it, and found the answer is that it is genuine. It is the link provided by Blockchain.info if you connect to their regular site via Tor (and check the certificate to avoid MITM attacks). Is it really that hard to give newbies any credit whatsoever? Wait, what am I thinking? Of course it is. Never mind. Ha ha well it is nice to see that hitton had the best of intentions. I would still recommend NEVER using TOR even if a link may supposedly be safe. Email still is 2-factor though it is easier to compromise, but I would recommend using the sms 2-factor if you can. Much safer.
You sure sms 2FA is much safer? I think you just lucky guy because hacker don't attack you, so you think sms 2FA is much safer  wait for some weeks Email is NOT true 2FA as all an attacker needs is your email password and bye bye Bitcoins. Real 2FA like Yubikey, Google Auth or SMS (although seems there are vulnerabilities with SMS) on BOTH your email and blockchain account is required at the very least. |
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Urgent bounty to get HYPER on another cryptocurrency exchange. Guys please contact exchanges and let them know there is an urgent bounty but they need to add HYPER within 12 hours of NOW! They can also email me hyperfuture@hypercrypto.comEDIT: I might be asleep but I will send them a good bounty when I wake up let's make this happen! |
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They haven't said. Rami @ramikawach · 19m 19 minutes ago
We are investigating an outage @BittrexExchange ... will update when we have status. I know that's why I've asked here as that tweet doesn't say anything really. |
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Is the current outage an issue with Azure too?
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I've had enough of seeing people who have been hacked and lose coins on blockchain.info so here is a guide for beginners to make your coins 100% secure and safe from hackers.
You forgot the most important step: either don't use TOR to access your Blockchain.info wallet, or use their new onion URL: LINK REMOVED But thank you I forgot that and have updated the OP with do not use TOR information. |
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As far as i know coinmarketcap is a general marketcap for all coins unless you name it miningcoinmarketcap. This I agree with. Yeah make your own PoW market cap if in your enlightened opinion the other coins are "shit" |
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Not to put too fine a point on it, but blockchain.info doesn't support any (decent) 2FA.
Logon-only 2FA (such as supported by Blockchain.info) does help protect against online password brute-forcing attacks, but it does practically nothing to help protect against malware (e.g. keyloggers), which seem to be the more ominous threat.
Per-transaction 2FA (such as supported by GreenAddress.it and BitGo.com) means that each transaction that sends bitcoin out of your wallet must use a new 2FA code. This type of 2FA offers very effective protection against malware (although it's not necessarily perfect).
You should keep all this in mind when weighing your wallet options....
You have heard of Yubikey right? That protects against keyloggers and is used on blockchain. But as I say you should not store large amounts of coins on ANY online wallet. Unfortunately, it's not that simple (and it's a bit misleading IMO). When you log into Blockchain.info (even if you use good 2FA such as Yubikey), the private keys for your wallet are sent to your computer. This means that your computer (and any decent malware that's running on it) has access to those private keys, and can use them to relieve you of any funds. By default, Blockchain.info doesn't save those private keys to disk (if you have 2FA enabled), and that does protect you against stupid malware, but it remains much less secure than per-transaction 2FA used by multisig wallets (where only a portion of the necessary key material is ever on your computer and available for malware to abuse). Ahh good to know. Thank you. Seems like Trezor is the way to go then. |
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Okay sounds good. I started the wallet but now it is not connecting. Do you have a config file with nodes in it?
Thanks in advance.
Here is my conf and I often have over 10 connections. Make sure to save as hyper.conf file in your Hyper folder in %appdata% server=1 listen=1 rpcuser=user rpcpassword=pass rpcport=27554 addnode=108.61.197.142 addnode=108.61.197.207 addnode=108.61.219.200 addnode=108.61.196.215 addnode=209.222.30.175 addnode=209.222.30.205 addnode=209.222.30.235 addnode=209.222.30.116 addnode=108.61.196.156 addnode=108.61.196.186 |
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Looking to hear from experienced game developers and experienced game asset artists.
All skill levels considered but will need to see examples of past work.
PM me for details. Ongoing work various exciting projects.
All pay is in cryptocurrency.
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Apparently I had the old wallet. I deleted everything and downloaded the new wallet and bootstrap. Thanks for your help. I got the wallet from the hyper website. I guess that one is not up-to-date.
Sorry about that we are in the process of redesigning the hypercrypto.com website and have not updated the wallet download links yet. I will update them now in the meantime before the new design goes live. |
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Not to put too fine a point on it, but blockchain.info doesn't support any (decent) 2FA.
Logon-only 2FA (such as supported by Blockchain.info) does help protect against online password brute-forcing attacks, but it does practically nothing to help protect against malware (e.g. keyloggers), which seem to be the more ominous threat.
Per-transaction 2FA (such as supported by GreenAddress.it and BitGo.com) means that each transaction that sends bitcoin out of your wallet must use a new 2FA code. This type of 2FA offers very effective protection against malware (although it's not necessarily perfect).
You should keep all this in mind when weighing your wallet options....
You have heard of Yubikey right? That protects against keyloggers and is used on blockchain. But as I say you should not store large amounts of coins on ANY online wallet. |
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if i could at least buy with bitcoin would be good.
but had to exchange at bittrex for the "hyper" too much trouble.
why not accept both coins, but give a little more discount for hyper?
No, the whole point of this is using the currency Hyper, must buy hyper for a reason right  You could get more sales and make people more interested if you accept other currencys but make the hyper the best discount deal. What guarantee i have that i would not change my btc to a possible dead coin in the future? You have to make something to me to believe on it. If not what is the advantage over other shops that sell with bitcoins? but anyway this is my opinion only. I hear your point but why would you want to pay in a different currency when you can get a bigger discount with HYPER? There isn't really anything for you to lose by buying some HYPER to make an order EDIT: also if you are interested in gaming maybe you should take a look at HYPER: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=624651.0 Coin has been going strong for over 6 months now and the community is growing stronger every day. Very unlikely to become a dead coin with the team of talented people we have working on it. |
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I am new to Hyper. I am having a problem with the wallet. It is stuck on block 41319 does anyone know how to fix this problem. Maybe the set of nodes I have is old.
Are you using our latest wallet: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=624651.msg9640420#msg9640420I highly recommend using the latest wallet build and also using the bootstrap you should be all set up in 10 minutes or so. |
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HYPER now has a page on the coin social networking site TSU.CO: https://www.tsu.co/hypercryptoThanks everyone for your work! As well as the new website design at hypercrypto.com and the new OP thread design here I am working on a few other things behind the scenes and hope to have some big announcements soon. New wallet version should be out soon too we are just beta testing it. For now go and buy your steam games 15% off at http://hyperbundle.com great work Falcon! |
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Thank you, the service was awesome, I recommend it. Could a quantity be added as another option to those looking to buy more than 1 copy of the game?
Glad to hear the Hyperbundle team are running a tight ship! From my experience Falcon is one of the hardest working guys involved in HYPER that really cares that people have a good experience. Keep up the good work Falcon and maybe add the option for multiple quantities of games as recommended by Masuca great idea. |
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For that pages we have a price of 500 HYPER for page. And here i must do more then simple get one time info/ You really understand that or not. Thats why im want attention from you and 2500 its really a very little bid. Allready in your own money(in Hyper) . You pay me in crypto not in Fiat. And you are so greedy that not pay for work that get done? Im not think so. Im tell you reall things. And not ask you about any fantastic amounts of tips. Im ask yopu normal things. And you know that/
Yes my English is not perfect)))) Its really )))) Ok , im now here have 7PM you know that lol))) Thats im wait any tip allready))) Because here we have a disscussion about that/ Ha ha ok  Just relax everything is fine I need to go out for a bit but I will get back to you later tonight |
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Email still is 2-factor though it is easier to compromise, but I would recommend using the sms 2-factor if you can. Much safer.
You cannot think of email as 2FA. All it takes is a keylogger or virus to get your password and bye bye Bitcoins. Never rely on email for so-called 2FA! You can. It still provides an extra layer. Plus, my 2-factor email goes to an address I only check on my phone so it's safe and completly unlinked to my computer. Your phone is more secure than computer because they are not linked ? U must be a funny guy. Ur security is just awaiting to get broken... AMEN This is why I like Yubikey and recommend it |
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For that pages we have a price of 500 HYPER for page. And here i must do more then simple get one time info/ You really understand that or not. Thats why im want attention from you and 2500 its really a very little bid. Allready in your own money(in Hyper) . You pay me in crypto not in Fiat. And you are so greedy that not pay for work that get done? Im not think so. Im tell you reall things. And not ask you about any fantastic amounts of tips. Im ask yopu normal things. And you know that/
Hmm to be honest I just do not understand what you are saying half the time but I really like your ideas and if you can't see that I'm trying my best as the dev of this coin then no one is keeping you here. |
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