[PASC] PascalCoin: Induplicatable NFT

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I just think this whole interface is completely user unfriendly.  One has to be very knowledgeable about mining for the miner to make sense, but it's exactly what people need today, a standalone CPU software browser in Windows.

They don't really need to know how to mine since the miner starts automatically? I don't really get why it's so unfriendly yes it takes some time to work out all avenues but it's not completely unfriendly.

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[nomadsena]

why cant we pool mine this coin.....

[CryptoTrout]

because nobody wants to share

[ICOcountdown.com]

why cant we pool mine this coin.....

Not sure that it can be pool mined yet?

[btcmacroecon]

I resolved my issues by not going via Linux / WINE, but had to get a Virtual Machine. So I am now mining. Don't know what I am doing or how to use the wallet, so I guess are there any instructions available? I don't even know how to figure out my public address or how to send, or what's going on specific to mining. Please advise!

[SmallVern]

Mining pools will come. And when they do, that's going to help the value of this coin for sure. Go Pascal!

[Bannedseller]

Mining pools will come. And when they do, that's going to help the value of this coin for sure. Go Pascal!

Agreed but we will not be able to mine with our PC anymore

[paramind22]

I just think this whole interface is completely user unfriendly.  One has to be very knowledgeable about mining for the miner to make sense, but it's exactly what people need today, a standalone CPU software browser in Windows.

They don't really need to know how to mine since the miner starts automatically? I don't really get why it's so unfriendly yes it takes some time to work out all avenues but it's not completely unfriendly.

It's just that I don't know how many coins it's made for me.  I see zero blocks constantly and I've run it for almost 2 days straight. 

[Dagmen]

why cant we pool mine this coin.....

There is still th account number problem to solve, since you can't have an account unless you'be mined a block, you would need to solo mine a block to get into a pool :/ or at least buy one

I just think this whole interface is completely user unfriendly.  One has to be very knowledgeable about mining for the miner to make sense, but it's exactly what people need today, a standalone CPU software browser in Windows.

They don't really need to know how to mine since the miner starts automatically? I don't really get why it's so unfriendly yes it takes some time to work out all avenues but it's not completely unfriendly.

It's just that I don't know how many coins it's made for me.  I see zero blocks constantly and I've run it for almost 2 days straight. 

How much Hashrate do you have ? The difficulty has increased last days so you better be patient

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I just think this whole interface is completely user unfriendly.  One has to be very knowledgeable about mining for the miner to make sense, but it's exactly what people need today, a standalone CPU software browser in Windows.

They don't really need to know how to mine since the miner starts automatically? I don't really get why it's so unfriendly yes it takes some time to work out all avenues but it's not completely unfriendly.

It's just that I don't know how many coins it's made for me.  I see zero blocks constantly and I've run it for almost 2 days straight. 

Check how many blocks have been mined each block = 100 coins. The data will say blocks found

Check accounts explorer tab also then click > Explore accounts with all my wallet keys (make sure the checkbox is checked)

Then in the drop down list make sure it says all private keys.

Hope this helps

[Flyon]

This coin seems to have a nice community  But maybe i'm a bit too late to mine it 
What is it with account number ? Can't I just generate an addres key like with other crypto's ? ? ?

[paramind22]

I just think this whole interface is completely user unfriendly.  One has to be very knowledgeable about mining for the miner to make sense, but it's exactly what people need today, a standalone CPU software browser in Windows.

They don't really need to know how to mine since the miner starts automatically? I don't really get why it's so unfriendly yes it takes some time to work out all avenues but it's not completely unfriendly.

It's just that I don't know how many coins it's made for me.  I see zero blocks constantly and I've run it for almost 2 days straight. 

Check how many blocks have been mined each block = 100 coins. The data will say blocks found

Check accounts explorer tab also then click > Explore accounts with all my wallet keys (make sure the checkbox is checked)

Then in the drop down list make sure it says all private keys.

Hope this helps

Thanks for the feedback.  I'm at 356 kh/s.  I think a glossary would be a great idea to have for this program's interface, because it throws many aspects of mining that most cover in your face right away, where minergate has only about 1/4 of the detail, which makes it so easy. 

Blocks found has been zero this whole time on the front page interface.  If that's the only indication, then so be it.  I was hoping there was something under a tab which would show me some other data about personal progress on what my side was working on.

[KK99]

I just think this whole interface is completely user unfriendly.  One has to be very knowledgeable about mining for the miner to make sense, but it's exactly what people need today, a standalone CPU software browser in Windows.

They don't really need to know how to mine since the miner starts automatically? I don't really get why it's so unfriendly yes it takes some time to work out all avenues but it's not completely unfriendly.

It's just that I don't know how many coins it's made for me.  I see zero blocks constantly and I've run it for almost 2 days straight. 

Check how many blocks have been mined each block = 100 coins. The data will say blocks found

Check accounts explorer tab also then click > Explore accounts with all my wallet keys (make sure the checkbox is checked)

Then in the drop down list make sure it says all private keys.

Hope this helps

Thanks for the feedback.  I'm at 356 kh/s.  I think a glossary would be a great idea to have for this program's interface, because it throws many aspects of mining that most cover in your face right away, where minergate has only about 1/4 of the detail, which makes it so easy. 

Blocks found has been zero this whole time on the front page interface.  If that's the only indication, then so be it.  I was hoping there was something under a tab which would show me some other data about personal progress on what my side was working on.

Next to your mining speed do you not see the hashes you have? That's a pretty good indication of your progress even though it's still based on luck.

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Thanks for the feedback.  I'm at 356 kh/s.  I think a glossary would be a great idea to have for this program's interface, because it throws many aspects of mining that most cover in your face right away, where minergate has only about 1/4 of the detail, which makes it so easy. 

Blocks found has been zero this whole time on the front page interface.  If that's the only indication, then so be it.  I was hoping there was something under a tab which would show me some other data about personal progress on what my side was working on.

I'm mining around 1600 - 1800 Kh/s (i7 920@3.2GHz, 5-7 cores) and I'm getting 1 block per day.
Everyday it takes longer due to increasing hasharate. I'm going to stop mining soon to if thisis getting harder.

[PascalCoin]

Good news.

New PascalCoin wallet, miner & explorer Build 1.0.5

Build 1.0.5 is available for download at SourceForge: https://sourceforge.net/projects/pascalcoin
Also, updated source code available at GitHub: https://github.com/PascalCoin/PascalCoin

Build 1.0.5.0 - 2016-09-21
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- Massive operations, selecting multiple accounts
- Filter accounts by balance
- Correct operations explorer order of operations for each block (descending order)
- Minor changes


I hope you will love this build... it's interesting to filter accounts and navigate through them.
Also, you will be able to make massive operations, will help you to put your accounts in order.

Thanks!

[ICOcountdown.com]

Good news.

New PascalCoin wallet, miner & explorer Build 1.0.5

Build 1.0.5 is available for download at SourceForge: https://sourceforge.net/projects/pascalcoin
Also, updated source code available at GitHub: https://github.com/PascalCoin/PascalCoin

Build 1.0.5.0 - 2016-09-21
--------------------------
- Massive operations, selecting multiple accounts
- Filter accounts by balance
- Correct operations explorer order of operations for each block (descending order)
- Minor changes


I hope you will love this build... it's interesting to filter accounts and navigate through them.
Also, you will be able to make massive operations, will help you to put your accounts in order.

Thanks!

Amazing work thank you so much! Great innovations here.

[CryptoTrout]

It is refreshing to see such a responsive dev. 

[PascalCoin]

It is refreshing to see such a responsive dev. 

Remember that donations to the project are accepted at BTC 16K3HCZRhFUtM8GdWRcfKeaa6KsuyxZaYk
 

[paramind22]

Good news.

New PascalCoin wallet, miner & explorer Build 1.0.5

Build 1.0.5 is available for download at SourceForge: https://sourceforge.net/projects/pascalcoin
Also, updated source code available at GitHub: https://github.com/PascalCoin/PascalCoin

Build 1.0.5.0 - 2016-09-21
--------------------------
- Massive operations, selecting multiple accounts
- Filter accounts by balance
- Correct operations explorer order of operations for each block (descending order)
- Minor changes


I hope you will love this build... it's interesting to filter accounts and navigate through them.
Also, you will be able to make massive operations, will help you to put your accounts in order.

Thanks!

I'm curious how one upgrades to the new version, also, can I download this on a laptop and use it at the same time as the one I'm running on a desktop?

If I close out my currently running one on a desktop, how do I sign into the upgraded version to still stay on the same track?  Should
it be in the same directory?

[ICOcountdown.com]

Good news.

New PascalCoin wallet, miner & explorer Build 1.0.5

Build 1.0.5 is available for download at SourceForge: https://sourceforge.net/projects/pascalcoin
Also, updated source code available at GitHub: https://github.com/PascalCoin/PascalCoin

Build 1.0.5.0 - 2016-09-21
--------------------------
- Massive operations, selecting multiple accounts
- Filter accounts by balance
- Correct operations explorer order of operations for each block (descending order)
- Minor changes


I hope you will love this build... it's interesting to filter accounts and navigate through them.
Also, you will be able to make massive operations, will help you to put your accounts in order.

Thanks!

I'm curious how one upgrades to the new version, also, can I download this on a laptop and use it at the same time as the one I'm running on a desktop?

If I close out my currently running one on a desktop, how do I sign into the upgraded version to still stay on the same track?  Should
it be in the same directory?

Just run the installer, make sure it goes to the same directory and overrides it, make sure all your private keys are backed up.