something is not right, for ID 0 I have a date of 1970-01-01 00:00:00 and ID 1 says 2014-09-04 02:09:50.

I only have 2 connections and it won't load pass ID 1 which has a yellow sqwiggle line next to it.

Edit: two restarts and can't get fully synced, always one block behind.

Edit2: three restarts and finally able to sync.

I think the supernet is a great idea, it's about time cryptos started working together instead of fighting with each other. Just like anything else in life choice is good, no one crypto is going to win. Hopefully supernet works out.

Koop4u - just wondering if you received my pm?

You need to update the NEM logo, the one on your website is no longer used.

1) Cryptonite

PoW? No thanks.

Here is an idea, look at Cryptonite's mini-blockchain, NEM's POI and Eigentrust++ and NODE's work with node.js

My client shows I am connected to two peers (always the same ones 5.45.124.65 and 5.45.114.108) and the web client shows 5 peers (one of them is mine), just wondering why is that?

1. It worked out well for Linux, it was developed by people giving countless hours to code it and never were paid.

2. I guess we have different opinions on what true worth is.

I had that problem late last night but i didn't have time this morning to check it.

I posted this before but it fits well here,  just my thoughts about crypto.

I have been asking myself the same question lately and I came to the conclusion that cryptos still have a long way to go. Cryptos are suppose to fight against the current establishment but it seems cryptos mostly fight against each other, scamming people,  putting down others for their ideas. Projects that are closed source,  cryptos starting companies and then hide behind poor excuses of "we don't want people to steal our ideas", "businesses want to deal with a company ". Now if Google came out with a closed source crypto those same people would be calling it a joke and every one here would be calling it a scam.

Cryptos talk about helping people.  How?  From what I have seen so far is that if you have money to buy into IPO's,  calls for participation or mining equipment then cryptos are for you. How does this help people in third world countries? It looks the same system that we have now, those that have money get more while those that don't get left behind. If crypto devs really cared they would either fund their own projects or ask for donations with no promise of return. Look at most coin threads and most of the talk is about the price of the coin, "my coin went up to. 00005, heading to da moon!", sorry but until average joe uses your coin to buy fuel, clothes etc then your coin is worthless.

To the devs with huge egos the same goes to you, until your world changing creation actually does, lose the attitude the only people you are impressing are the sheep.

So it's random?

How does a client get selected for Forging?

It looks like people can generate blocks that contain their own txs so they end up getting their own txs fees back? This has to be changed.

Every time i start the client it checks all the blocks, will this change in the future or will it always need to check every block?  With 690 blocks it takes close to 5 mins before my client can be used because it is checking blocks.

If there are people running NODE right now try this, move your system time ahead 1 hr, hopefully we can get a few people to to do this to see what happens.  Im at work right now so i can't take part, maybe we can organize some tests later on.

Thank you for the clarification,  don't worry once more information is made available im sure communication will be easier

Do you mean that peers don't stay in sync?  Sorry but I find it hard to understand what you are saying at times.

@SillkRoad

Thank you for the answers but I take it English isn't your first language 

Where does the database and wallet files get written to on my computer?

What if each node has to go through a ntp check on startup to make sure they are within a certain time frame (can't more then 10 secs out)? When a node sends a txs it is checked against other nodes to see if it falls within that time frame, if not then that txs gets rejected and the node that sent it would get blacklisted. There would have to be checks in place to stop someone from adjusting the time once your node is running.

There is a crypto out there that does this, it is still in beta but it works. I don't want to give the name because for personal reasons I don't want to give support to the crypto.

I'm thinking that since the txs is confirmed by many nodes then a block is made and since the txs in the block have already been confirmed then the block is secured and becomes part of the blockchain or whatever it is called.