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March 23, 2014, 07:11:56 PM
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@james, you are a big nxt player for sure.

You could start using the new forum, many people have move there and start using it, you could follow the momentum at:

www.nxtforum.org

More will come if you post your project there.

Nxt official forum at: https://nxtforum.org/
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March 23, 2014, 07:14:08 PM
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@james, you are a big nxt player for sure.

You could start using the new forum, many people have move there and start using it, you could follow the momentum at:

www.nxtforum.org

idiots he is killing nxt with his delutional mind and fantasy
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March 23, 2014, 07:14:55 PM
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Nxt: "The Decentralized 2nd Generation Ecoconomy"

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March 23, 2014, 07:16:23 PM
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@james, you are a big nxt player for sure.

You could start using the new forum, many people have move there and start using it, you could follow the momentum at:

www.nxtforum.org

idiots he is killing nxt with his delutional mind and fantasy

lol, sorry Emule, be more polite or you go on my ignore list.

Nxt official forum at: https://nxtforum.org/
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March 23, 2014, 07:21:25 PM
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@Wesley sure you are busy, but you promised a update for the NxtMac-client last friday. Any progress?

I have to wait until issue with nxtcrypto.org is fixed.

Im waiting to hear from JLP/CfB on whether or not client signing transactions need to use SSL to communicate with VPSs.  Given that tor is eventually  compromised if some extremely harsh and strict security methods arent followed, Im interested in hearing on whether or not I should just disable SSL on all my VPSs or not.
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March 23, 2014, 07:24:42 PM
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Im waiting to hear from JLP/CfB on whether or not client signing transactions need to use SSL to communicate with VPSs.  Given that tor is eventually  compromised if some extremely harsh and strict security methods arent followed, Im interested in hearing on whether or not I should just disable SSL on all my VPSs or not.

Transactions will be visible to anyone anyway. U need SSL only for privacy.
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March 23, 2014, 07:25:40 PM
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 What you could do is create a sub-asset on the network that is created by miners as a secondary, inflationary token which the network will then honor in some kind of way (like to pay fees, instead of using NXT) - So the miners mine an alternative token that can be used to pay network fees, which makes it valuable without diluting NXTs value.

Could you explain how you see that as not diluting Nxt's value? What exactly is Nxt's value proposition if it's not even used to pay network fees?

Also, not sure if you've been attentive to this thread for the past few dozen pages, but you might want to man the barracks.
Having the miners mining for nodecoins instead of not being part of NXT in any way at all does not hurt NXT.
We will get people who have nodecoins. What will they do with them? Probably sell them for NXT.

sell nodecoins and buy NXT

Unlike arbitrage trading of OIL/GOLD which has a neutral effect on NXT, whenever you sell something to buy NXT, that creates upward pressure on NXT. At worst, they sell right away and we get back to neutral.

However, some miners just might HODL.

James

P.S. How often am I wrong? How often is emule right?

You're assuming they will sell for nxt. Why would they do this? If nodecoins are used for network fees instead of nxt you have given nxt's value proposition to nodecoin. There will be positive pressure for nodecoin as it then becomes the base asset by utility. At that point, what is Nxt's value proposition?


Also, I don't think there's any danger of elmo's opinion being seen as anything near credible. No need to juxtapose.
I never proposed nodecoins be used to pay for NXT networks fees! Not sure why people get that idea.
The only thing I proposed was nodecoins be used to pay for some of my own personal server costs in running the multigateway and pool servers. Since I am issuing the nodecoins and incurring actual real world costs for the servers, I didnt think it would be out of line

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March 23, 2014, 07:27:31 PM
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 What you could do is create a sub-asset on the network that is created by miners as a secondary, inflationary token which the network will then honor in some kind of way (like to pay fees, instead of using NXT) - So the miners mine an alternative token that can be used to pay network fees, which makes it valuable without diluting NXTs value.

Could you explain how you see that as not diluting Nxt's value? What exactly is Nxt's value proposition if it's not even used to pay network fees?

Also, not sure if you've been attentive to this thread for the past few dozen pages, but you might want to man the barracks.
Having the miners mining for nodecoins instead of not being part of NXT in any way at all does not hurt NXT.
We will get people who have nodecoins. What will they do with them? Probably sell them for NXT.

sell nodecoins and buy NXT

Unlike arbitrage trading of OIL/GOLD which has a neutral effect on NXT, whenever you sell something to buy NXT, that creates upward pressure on NXT. At worst, they sell right away and we get back to neutral.

However, some miners just might HODL.

James

P.S. How often am I wrong? How often is emule right?
I wonder what is the sub-asset you can create which is something NXT can not do by itself.
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March 23, 2014, 07:27:57 PM
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Im waiting to hear from JLP/CfB on whether or not client signing transactions need to use SSL to communicate with VPSs.  Given that tor is eventually  compromised if some extremely harsh and strict security methods arent followed, Im interested in hearing on whether or not I should just disable SSL on all my VPSs or not.

Transactions will be visible to anyone anyway. U need SSL only for privacy.

Please expound.  Really we only need a decision made on whether or not there is benefit if infrastructure committe will pay for my VPSs' SSL certs, or if I should just disable SSL on them.  The committe's response was "no we dont want to pay for SSL just use tor."  well I have previously laid out reasons that NXT has only partial tor support (DNS is still leaked out), plus, like I mentioned, tor is eventually compromised unless very harsh, nearly impossible security methods are taken

Apparently the certs that I am using, that is signed by a private CA, still causes some client-side software to fail, apparently they cannot just ignore the cert warning for some reason.
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March 23, 2014, 07:28:34 PM
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Emule - what kind of a positive thing did you do here? You just bitch and moan. Contribute something and then be vocal.
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March 23, 2014, 07:29:00 PM
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is NXT a scam plan, like Labcoin?
Yes.
Pleae send me all of your BTC at the address below.
(or u could read some of the thread, and figure it out for yourself)

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March 23, 2014, 07:29:06 PM
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Im waiting to hear from JLP/CfB on whether or not client signing transactions need to use SSL to communicate with VPSs.  Given that tor is eventually  compromised if some extremely harsh and strict security methods arent followed, Im interested in hearing on whether or not I should just disable SSL on all my VPSs or not.

Transactions will be visible to anyone anyway. U need SSL only for privacy.

Please expound.  Really we only need a decision made on whether or not there is benefit if infrastructure committe will pay for my VPSs' SSL certs, or if I should just disable SSL on them.

Apparently the certs that I am using, that is signed by a private CA, still causes some client-side software to fail, apparently they cannot just ignore the cert warning for some reason.

Cannot ignore it because requests are made via ajax, which is invisible to end user, and thus shows no dialog to accept the cert. Unless you have a real, non-self signed cert.
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March 23, 2014, 07:29:18 PM
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@james, you are a big nxt player for sure.

You could start using the new forum, many people have move there and start using it, you could follow the momentum at:

www.nxtforum.org

idiots he is killing nxt with his delutional mind and fantasy
Thanks mulie for your endorsement!

As fun as this has been, gotta go back to my delusions.

James

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March 23, 2014, 07:30:51 PM
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@CfB
how do I get transaction GUID? Does it fit in 64bits?

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March 23, 2014, 07:34:56 PM
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Nxt will feature two pages in the book called Cryptocurrency "The Alt-ernative" the Beginner's Reference

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=483187.new#new


Please donate to the below Nxt wallet address in order to help fund this project:

14081530087791934508

It will have 2 pages similar to this:

deleted.....

If you spot any spelling or grammar errors, these are easily sorted.  I do have a full time job as well as trying to get this project completed too.


Sorry, mate , I have absolutely zero faith in your book project. If it turns out that u ever get pages out, I might buy in, but asking for donations for a couple of pages in an unpublished book is simply an update of the classic business listing scam.

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March 23, 2014, 07:35:55 PM
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Here's a reminder: Don't forget your target audience, the average crypto investor.

This is an assumption.

One that I don't share, by the way.

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March 23, 2014, 07:36:49 PM
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 What you could do is create a sub-asset on the network that is created by miners as a secondary, inflationary token which the network will then honor in some kind of way (like to pay fees, instead of using NXT) - So the miners mine an alternative token that can be used to pay network fees, which makes it valuable without diluting NXTs value.

Could you explain how you see that as not diluting Nxt's value? What exactly is Nxt's value proposition if it's not even used to pay network fees?

Also, not sure if you've been attentive to this thread for the past few dozen pages, but you might want to man the barracks.
Having the miners mining for nodecoins instead of not being part of NXT in any way at all does not hurt NXT.
We will get people who have nodecoins. What will they do with them? Probably sell them for NXT.

sell nodecoins and buy NXT

Unlike arbitrage trading of OIL/GOLD which has a neutral effect on NXT, whenever you sell something to buy NXT, that creates upward pressure on NXT. At worst, they sell right away and we get back to neutral.

However, some miners just might HODL.

James

P.S. How often am I wrong? How often is emule right?

You're assuming they will sell for nxt. Why would they do this? If nodecoins are used for network fees instead of nxt you have given nxt's value proposition to nodecoin. There will be positive pressure for nodecoin as it then becomes the base asset by utility. At that point, what is Nxt's value proposition?


Also, I don't think there's any danger of elmo's opinion being seen as anything near credible. No need to juxtapose.
I never proposed nodecoins be used to pay for NXT networks fees! Not sure why people get that idea.
The only thing I proposed was nodecoins be used to pay for some of my own personal server costs in running the multigateway and pool servers. Since I am issuing the nodecoins and incurring actual real world costs for the servers, I didnt think it would be out of line

James

If you want to subsidize and compensate the people who run the servers and service, why don't subsidize with NXT or charge NXT for using your service? Who will pay for it? Will you use the NXT community fund to subsidize the service in the beginning?
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March 23, 2014, 07:40:39 PM
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Goodmorning people  , how are you ?
good night. Wink

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March 23, 2014, 07:41:40 PM
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Let's just employ Adam B Levine as our spokesperson. He's as good as it gets.  Wink

I'd rather have him continue to speak from a person's building a project on top of Nxt perspective and/or from a Nxt investor's perspective.

If his project is successful and/or his investment is profitable...  you got yourself a lifetime spokesperson!!!     Wink

I'd have to let you make me your spokesman, and as mentioned in other places I'm not picking sides.  I think there is huge potential in all the metalayers and I want to help all of you succeed as much as possible.  The future is big and roomy, lots of room for multiple projects and communities to work on these ideas in parallel and since the whole thing is open source it is merely quaint competition rather than antipathy driven.

Regardless, you can buy air-time on my program (as NXT did two months ago, and I think Kris has been doing great work with it) if you want to keep NXT in mind for people tuning into LTB or the other shows on our network.

But you can't buy me Smiley  You can only demonstrate that you'll looking for ideas that solve problems instead of ideas that reinforce an arbitrary leaders ego.   I think NXT has a damn good chance of that simply because ya'll don't have leaders.



I'd highly recommend as many NXTers as possible read the book "The Spider and the Starfish: The Unstoppable Power of Leaderless Organizations" - You guys have an "apache" or "na'taan" model of leadership, you just don't know it so it doesn't work too well.

NXT is like the beast with a thousand arms and no head.  Difficult to organize, but with many resources at its disposal.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9dzK-0wB-CA

You are absolutely right. Can you come to our own new forum http://107.170.117.237
to visit or set up your own thread? I think members will have more serious conversation over there. Thanks.

Just to repeat myself.....no gods, no kings, just NXT

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March 23, 2014, 07:48:29 PM
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Im waiting to hear from JLP/CfB on whether or not client signing transactions need to use SSL to communicate with VPSs.  Given that tor is eventually  compromised if some extremely harsh and strict security methods arent followed, Im interested in hearing on whether or not I should just disable SSL on all my VPSs or not.

Transactions will be visible to anyone anyway. U need SSL only for privacy.

-v please!

How is my privacy protected when I connect to a SSL NRS node in contrast to a non-SSL node. Which data is protected and why does it need protection?
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