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June 25, 2017, 01:53:46 PM |
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Dear killerjoegreeceευχαριστώ ! Best regards,
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June 25, 2017, 02:02:48 PM |
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Thank you litelikaCounted! Best regards,
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June 25, 2017, 02:09:17 PM |
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Hi, campaign manager, I made the arrangement of my post similar to others but I didn't edit any of the tweets and retweets and it remains as it is. I only removed the date so it will be easier to count. Thank you again, sir, for the opportunity to join this campaign!
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June 25, 2017, 02:15:56 PM |
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hello OP joined twitter campaign Hello WowcoinThank you. Counted. Best regards,
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June 25, 2017, 02:18:28 PM |
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I just join bitcointalk signature sir
Welcome indo1! Please fill this form https://goo.gl/K8X3UpSo I could mark your wearing and put the stakes on your account. Best regards,
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Trueflip.iothank you sir I just send it |
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June 25, 2017, 02:23:23 PM |
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Welcome LEEMEEGOCounted! Best regards,
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June 25, 2017, 04:52:40 PM
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June 25, 2017, 06:35:25 PM |
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Good News We are very pleased to inform you that the well-known rating agency icorating.com has prepared a report on our ICO and identified its excellent prospects by awarding an estimate of STABLE+. BTW ICO is comming 28 june. http://icorating.com/project/103/True-Flip
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June 25, 2017, 10:15:13 PM
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Hi, As a potential investor, I am very concerned by what I have seen looking at your lottery algorithm. There are 2 glaring issues that undermine the legitimacy of your lottery and are astounding given the millions that will soon be raffled on the site. 1) Any customer who has purchased a ticket using number 49 has been cheated. Your algorithm uses modulo 49 which makes it so only numbers 1 through 48 are drawn. 2) Your algorithm discards repeated numbers and moves to the next 4 character section in the hash. This is inherently ok, but there are no safeguards to prevent a bitcoin block hash that generates duplicate powerball numbers exceeding the unique hash length. This may not happen for a long time, if ever, but there are already 18 prefix 0s on the bitcoin block hash, reducing your available seeds for the drawings, and this will only decrease in time. When it does hit, your algo will crash. For a lottery based business understanding the impact of ' small odds', this should go without saying.. https://github.com/TrueFlip/prizecounter/blob/master/algorithm.pyedit: 4 character, not 4 bit edit2: this also applies to the golden ball with modulo 26 |
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June 25, 2017, 10:16:53 PM |
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Hi, As a potential investor, I am very concerned by what I have seen looking at your lottery algorithm. There are 2 glaring issues that undermine the legitimacy of your lottery and are astounding given the millions that will soon be raffled on the site. 1) Any customer who has purchased a ticket using number 49 has been cheated. Your algorithm uses modulo 49 which makes it so only numbers 1 through 48 are drawn. 2) Your algorithm discards repeated numbers and moves to the next 4 bit section in the hash. This is inherently ok, but there are no safeguards to prevent a bitcoin block hash that generates duplicate powerball numbers exceeding the unique hash length. This may not happen for a long time, if ever, but there are already 18 prefix 0s on the bitcoin block hash, reducing your available seeds for the drawings, and this will only decrease in time. When it does hit, your algo will crash. For a lottery based business understanding the impact of ' small odds', this should go without saying.. https://github.com/TrueFlip/prizecounter/blob/master/algorithm.pyIsn't this algo used only for seed generation? |
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June 25, 2017, 10:28:19 PM |
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Hi, As a potential investor, I am very concerned by what I have seen looking at your lottery algorithm. There are 2 glaring issues that undermine the legitimacy of your lottery and are astounding given the millions that will soon be raffled on the site. 1) Any customer who has purchased a ticket using number 49 has been cheated. Your algorithm uses modulo 49 which makes it so only numbers 1 through 48 are drawn. 2) Your algorithm discards repeated numbers and moves to the next 4 bit section in the hash. This is inherently ok, but there are no safeguards to prevent a bitcoin block hash that generates duplicate powerball numbers exceeding the unique hash length. This may not happen for a long time, if ever, but there are already 18 prefix 0s on the bitcoin block hash, reducing your available seeds for the drawings, and this will only decrease in time. When it does hit, your algo will crash. For a lottery based business understanding the impact of ' small odds', this should go without saying.. https://github.com/TrueFlip/prizecounter/blob/master/algorithm.pyIsn't this algo used only for seed generation? Unfortunately not, but it is a poor choice of function naming. You can run today's hash through it to verify: 0000000000000000002ff9ee5ca24aa6c3248179a830b984c245c9390b0e165a gives [38,37,14,47,11,21], same as powerball numbers. |
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June 25, 2017, 10:30:33 PM |
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Hi, As a potential investor, I am very concerned by what I have seen looking at your lottery algorithm. There are 2 glaring issues that undermine the legitimacy of your lottery and are astounding given the millions that will soon be raffled on the site. 1) Any customer who has purchased a ticket using number 49 has been cheated. Your algorithm uses modulo 49 which makes it so only numbers 1 through 48 are drawn. 2) Your algorithm discards repeated numbers and moves to the next 4 bit section in the hash. This is inherently ok, but there are no safeguards to prevent a bitcoin block hash that generates duplicate powerball numbers exceeding the unique hash length. This may not happen for a long time, if ever, but there are already 18 prefix 0s on the bitcoin block hash, reducing your available seeds for the drawings, and this will only decrease in time. When it does hit, your algo will crash. For a lottery based business understanding the impact of ' small odds', this should go without saying.. https://github.com/TrueFlip/prizecounter/blob/master/algorithm.pyIsn't this algo used only for seed generation? Unfortunately not, but it is a poor choice of function naming. You can run today's hash through it to verify: 0000000000000000002ff9ee5ca24aa6c3248179a830b984c245c9390b0e165a gives [38,37,14,47,11,21], same as powerball numbers. Weird, I'll wait for a response, maybe they are using an updated version of this algo or maybe it's just an early version. |
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June 25, 2017, 10:40:28 PM |
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Weird, I'll wait for a response, maybe they are using an updated version of this algo or maybe it's just an early version.
It says it was updated 10 days ago..Also, anybody can use the 'Check the transparency' feature on their website and enter a custom hash with a character 0x031 (49 in decimal), it does not result in the digit 49 being drawn. All of this is very surprising given the professionalism and software skill that went into the website.. but the money making algo looks to be an afterthought.  |
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June 26, 2017, 02:52:28 AM |
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Weird, I'll wait for a response, maybe they are using an updated version of this algo or maybe it's just an early version.
It says it was updated 10 days ago..Also, anybody can use the 'Check the transparency' feature on their website and enter a custom hash with a character 0x031 (49 in decimal), it does not result in the digit 49 being drawn. All of this is very surprising given the professionalism and software skill that went into the website.. but the money making algo looks to be an afterthought. Yeah I see it too. are you sure 49 is supposed to be a possible number to be drawn? Join the telegram and ask to speak with the developers, if it's really an issue they might give you a bounty. |
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June 26, 2017, 06:30:44 AM |
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Great job andrejkaYou are the one who directly have read the rules! Good luck! Best regards,
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June 26, 2017, 06:34:13 AM |
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Hello! Thank you for your tweets. You have not registered, so I can't put it on your score. Fill the form please https://goo.gl/dqeKGHBest regards,
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June 26, 2017, 06:36:28 AM |
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Joined the twitter campaign for TRUEFLIP  Hello! Yes, you are. Welcome, start your campaign:) Best regards,
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June 26, 2017, 06:40:45 AM |
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Hi, I joined the signature campaign, why is not it appearing on the spreadsheet? Will the stakes count for a week from the day I joined or is there a specific check-in day? Is avatar and personal text required? Thanks. Hello Karodozo1. Now you are there in spreadsheet. 2. Stakes counted from the day you've joined. 3. Avatar and personal text give you +0.5 stake per week. They are not required. Welcome! Best regards,
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