well I must be the luckiest man in the world cause my old lady things shit like this is sexy http://imgur.com/bR6algMOn the other hand, it took an epic amount of effort to secure said woman... and it was a wise investment.
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there is somthing very magical about cooking things from source. sure, you can do it on windoze, but its a fuck ton easier to do on linux. and linux will get you chicks.
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*cough cough* or not use windoze
*cough cough*
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Are hyperstake, zeit, and tek still alive and kicking? Didn't think they were popular still. Any recent info someone could share regarding any of the three? Thanks in advance
Only one I can speak for is hyperstake and it is alive and ticking. Sure, it might not be setting the world on fire, but I think the concept of presstab's checks on inflation are working marvelously... its really bloody hard to get stakes these days. Added to that the bells and whistles that makes it a set and forget wallet I'd say its doing pretty fucking well. Other than btc its the only coin I've held for any month + amount of time. [edit] actually that is not true ive held g3nstake and salus for more then a month but I've held hype for longer than a year. You know what I mean yo [/edit]
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Great job iGotSpots , I hope that it will soon say goodbye to those ridiculous prices CUBE As soon as people get over that it's a spots coin, it will be fine. It's already been my focus for over 7 months. Neither CUBE nor I are going anywhere lol, even you realize how fucking stupid and incorrect that statement is.
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1. add hyperstake to your list
2. cloudstaking is stupid. control your keys and your coins. if you are that worried about it, buy a odroid c2 and set it up as a dedicated stake box. waaaay better in the long run.
added hyperstake and Decred to the poll list. thanks for the inputs. i dont really know shit about cloudstaking yet. it just appealed to me initially because of the idea of having many stake coins in the cloud and not worrying about own computer resources. so maybe one must choose just a few coins to stake. Get yourself one of these:: http://www.hardkernel.com/main/products/prdt_info.php?g_code=G145457216438Mine is running 5 daemons right now with very little resources consumed, but obviously, mileage varies
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yes ffs github is your friend. look for coins with the layout features your are looking for and compare code. the best way is learning by example.
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1. add hyperstake to your list
2. cloudstaking is stupid. control your keys and your coins. if you are that worried about it, buy a odroid c2 and set it up as a dedicated stake box. waaaay better in the long run.
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Hahah Jackpotcoin... lol I didn't realize he was involved with that trash. makes alot of sense though. That being said, this user represents the dregs of the forum. Eventually, if enough people keep on reporting his posts maybe the mods will get annoyed enough to send him packing.
Coming from the guy who i bitched out and warned to stop scamming people here before.. This is why random guys come out from no where to bad mouth me behind my back. Because i probably nailed your ass already. This GoldSeal guy was offering to buy peoples Bitcoin on Cryptsy for something like 28% of the value. He kept posting on the Cryptsy Big Lawsuit topic spamming about offering to buy Cryptsy-BTC I had asked him many times to quit spamming hard about it and that it was morally pretty bad. He was also making it harder for people to try and get their coins out while Cryptsy had withdrawal problems. He would stop for a bit then go back to hammering the topic with his offers (which kept getting lower & lower) This GoldSeal guy is a dishonest greedy back stabbing little predator. Preying on the vulnerable in crypto for a profit. While at the same exact time hanging around spamming on trying to make it seem like he is some legit guy. People who make topics like this do so for a reason.. something motivates them. This type of topic is an extra step of taking things to another level. Why someone would be so hell bent on attacking me i have no idea. Unless they are one of the scammers i have confronted. If you act with questionable behavior then expect some criticism.. not a free pass + benefit of the doubt. so what motivates you to be the biggest piece of shit on these forums?
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whay cube not accept in poloniex ? Well, personally, I don't use them anymore because of all the verifications; not sure I trust people in altcoins with sensitive information, especially just randoms that are in registered in states they aren't really in, etc. Would be nice to get added there, but I probably wouldn't trade on their platform anyway, and I know tons of other people feel the same way What? Is that because your coins are fucking garbage and they do not list garbage? hmmmm? What is the next coin bobo? Maybe this time around include emission control from the getgo like someone who has been doing this for years... [edit] and I mean that, you could move from shit scrapper to almost respectable if you made a decent coin then threw your weight behind it. These constant dump circuses do nothing to add to your respectability.
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I dont really care about this coin or your thoughts on it
BUT
I think its lazy that you cannot cook your own damn wallet. You are more secure if you actually look at the source code of what you are running and learn a little about how it works. Running precompiled bin's that solely deal with something of 'worth' is butt fucking retarded. Get off your ass, compile your own bins.
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it will also serve as an easy test on whether or not an exchange is reputable.
Fuck yobit, they couldn't possibly sink any lower.
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I dunno, BUT
If I were thinking of something to set a bounty for, why not set one for a block explorer that gives stats on locked amount of coins? I mean, this is all on the blockchain, couldn't you graph emission and what not pretty accurately into the future? Am I stupid here? (not been drinking I swear)
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Still a little early to set it in stone, but getting somewhere between 80%-100% increase in speed (60-70 v 120-140) on my fx8350. Wolf, you are a fiend my friend. Good work as always. [edit 1] after a bit now cooking its settled down to ~100
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I tried to compile and then I got this: In file included from /usr/lib/gcc/x86_64-linux-gnu/4.9/include/x86intrin.h:43:0, from aes.c:2: aes.c: In function ‘ExpandAESKey256_sub2’: /usr/lib/gcc/x86_64-linux-gnu/4.9/include/wmmintrin.h:87:1: error: inlining failed in call to always_inline ‘_mm_aeskeygenassist_si128’: target specific option mismatch _mm_aeskeygenassist_si128 (__m128i __X, const int __C) ^ aes.c:21:7: error: called from here tmp4 = _mm_aeskeygenassist_si128(*tmp1, 0x00); ^ Makefile:569: recipe for target 'hodlminer-aes.o' failed make[2]: *** [hodlminer-aes.o] Error 1 I'm using Ubuntu 15.04 64bits Your machine doesn't have AES-NI. Is there a way to use this miner in my machine? No; I didn't ass support for non-AES-NI, since it's kind of pointless to mine without it. Just to be sure, I'm using an i7-960 cpu quadcore. Anyone know for sure that cpu has no AES-NI? Thanks in advance. no dice yo http://ark.intel.com/products/37151
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lol... the plot thickens... Hello Valued BTCjam Member,
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Our goal is to provide our members with industry-leading technology and services which is why we’re glad to announce that we will be using a new arbitration award provider The Dhami Law Firm. This transition process will be streamlined for both our investor and borrower members.
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Reddcoin and Hyperstake
Rate of return stages? Dev names?
Hyperstake - Up to 750% but its a real pain in the ass to get it. Average is around 230% right now. Dev is presstab
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yo yo yo! I sent you a PR for an update I encountered when trying to cook for arm64 ALSO, for the next wallet release I would put forth lowering the _(*&@#()*&!@(#*&!()@*#&!@ asinine dust auto merge from 100 gen to something like 20. I have done this to my own wallet to support a block size of ~50 and I would recommend dropping the min for everyone else as well. This is obviously open for discussion on typical/preferred block sizes.... but having the client nuke my weight on a 50 block is pretty god damn annoying. [edit] referenced offending code https://github.com/GenStakeTeam/genstake/blob/master/src/wallet.cpp#L19[edit 24] i see you are online honkey, get on irc
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What are the instructions for compiling on linux? ./autogen.sh ./configure make
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bs newbie dev with no innovation shitcoin. its probably spots ffs. move along.
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