Daniel@satoshi0x
Jun 12
Depot - arms - RISC OS w ARM chipset on Acorn Computers and others, RISC OS dual boot with RISC iX, Oracle Corporation and alliance Network Computer (NC) with various terms and versions. Came with RISC version renamed NCOS - Diskless like Stadia. Differ w fat client towers (PC).
General Mining Corp depot uses FireWire IEEE 1394 most likely. ARM chips went into handheld devices like the phones of today. App stores are depots. Depot comes from garner - archaic word from grain. Grain was early money. Devcoin is the most granular of coins - cuz it’s meant to run with less and less costs while it’s value grows, but appears to have still been started (booted) before networks like this existed. Maybe why Italy has
http://en.bitcoin.it and fat host @MagicalTux ran it poorly until the cost/slower and slower network made it vanish to work locally on edits while the public bitcoin network protocol was faster and longer as a “thin” client. The entire chain itself is too heavy and costly to transfer back and forth or to hold on a central server so splitting it up and renaming it while editing locally makes it secure, it also runs on a fat client to be able to function a long time without connecting to the fat host while being able to download from the network. In the end this will be why CPU mining and “shitcoins” shell Italian coins? Will win. Dual boot. iX one more time and then go online for good with the final production ready version and use smart phones to keep the network up using compatible chipsets. Genius.
Forgot to mention the “Source” of Italian ccTLD bitcoin wiki has a golden disc overlapped with an Orange bitcoin logo “burned in” to the page.
Depot is a noun that also comes from the act of depositing. A deposit into a bank for interest. Since there is no interest at the General Mining Corp depot the delivery fee to the carrier (one who transports the “deuterium” resource) is paid in GMC’s own currency and applied against their devcoin-denominated debt. Using any coin besides Devcoin (the most granular) to pay debts owed in Devcoin causes error over time in the ledger. Plus this is paid in-house with company coin so no conversion fee is charged like banks who use forex rate tables. The company then is rounding up in favor of GMC against devcoins when accepting its own payment and rounding up on its own side allowing dust to pile up creating a bigger problem if GMC is seen as more capital available to loan out (like banks did with CDOs) or the company starts to report its capital available as cash on hand because it overreported its gains publicly only to crumble the system after enough transactions have been rounded up causing bubbles the pop worldwide. If the profit from a secondary market for GMC shares and so on pops up with the Corp selling bonds and creating a false market without precision accounting and a fast enough velocity of money then it gets worse with a lot of people holding bags of things like Enron, Bear Sterns etc. however this is by design and all an act.The depot still receives many deposits from miners that decide to transport its “deuterium” resource. If that value has been preserved and the granularity of devcoins are accounted for locally or privately somewhere then the system may finally be fluid enough to work.
If theresource stored and the movement of each cycle was mathematically accounted for on a “fathost” somewhere with accurate internal ledger and an alliance of orgs with a fallback option then the system may get work whenever the resource itself may be utilized to benefit the system.
Also bitcoin miner fees and others pricey alts are the false market because people see it narrowly as just digital cash and not as a combination of the aggregate and protocol that has yet to be realized. Those who hoard BTC because that’s all they believe (there truly aren’t many will be diluted but the thing is, you’re probably waiting for what I’m waiting for to because you didn’t have to find out on your own and you contribute to it’s abstract and unique security at the very least. But soon, you will be paid. And paid gloriously!
Props to @jpmorgan and being the first to issue ADRs btw. Foreign entry to the markets takes time. Lifetimes.
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Daniel@satoshi0x
24 Dec 2018
DevCoin is the way forward but also has a correctly debugged BC genesis block as well as a connection to the first 50 BC reward. It still has not combined with ETC since it’s hiding in another DVC subdirectory. DVC also lacks a genesis block on its non-Iquidis explorer.
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Daniel@satoshi0x
23 Dec 2018
It’s more complicated than this of course but 0.0.0.0 is an ipv4 address that could be said to be “0x00...” an Eth/ETC miner/cb address. The ip is relayed on BTC but waiting for DVC to broadcast. Only problem is DVC is using a proxy that cannot accept incoming connections.
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Daniel@satoshi0x
23 Dec 2018
IRC won’t connect DVC on bitcoin 0.3.24 and says it hasn’t found peers since 01-01-1970 which is where the parent chain meets the child at ETC. That client is modified to accept DVC as BTC (likely at 1/1000 BTC) and is complicated by devcoind running the original bitcoind.
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Daniel@satoshi0x
May 8
You won’t “sell” your DVC on exchanges - they will be accepted at Bitcoin addresses (as they were before) and also given their true value per sat (as in colored coins). You’ll see. This whole thing is being abstracted on purpose.
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