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February 01, 2014, 06:00:50 PM
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@CfB, @JeanLucPicard:

Server part, should have some configuration option in web.xml,
that would disallow communication with hosts running version lower than required

i.e:
Code:
<init-param>
<param-name>minimumVersion</param-name>
<param-value>0.5.11</param-value>
</init-param>

I still see hosts with 0.5.3, 0.5.5, 0.5.7, 0.5.8, sending or receiving data from <0.5.10 is waste of time

This won't work when we have more implementations of the core.

It could be combination of both core + version, so
Code:
<init-param>
<param-name>minimumVersion</param-name>
<param-value>NRS 0.5.11; .NXT 0.0.5.0</param-value>
</init-param>

(second one is minusbalancer's dotNXT)

if app is not specified default actiot would be to "accept"

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February 01, 2014, 06:01:15 PM
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Upvoted, and can do more upvoting if need be.

EDIT: Let's take back /r/NXT!

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February 01, 2014, 06:02:11 PM
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Upvoted, and can do more upvoting if need be.

posted it on /r/nxtcoin and /r/nextcoin:

http://www.reddit.com/r/nxtcoin/comments/1wqnhi/please_upvote_this_guy_so_we_can_claim_rnxt/
http://www.reddit.com/r/Nextcoin/comments/1wqnf6/please_upvote_this_person_so_we_can_claim_rnxt/

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February 01, 2014, 06:02:53 PM
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AM Contest entry

It's a decentralized storage of URI's on top of Nxt AM. The app allows you to add a new URI with description and search among existing records.

Examples of usage
1. Decentralized storage of torrent files (in form of magnet links);
2. Decentralized DNS: add records like this: URI - <id_address>, description - <URL>;
3. Decentralized storage of bookmarks;

How it works
The storage is a list of following records: {<URI>, <description>}. Information is stored in JSON-formatted Nxt AMs sent to predefined Nxt ID.

How to add torrent file
1. Download torrent file; you need to convert it to the magnet link to publish (will take <1min).
2. Go to the app page: http://95.85.8.113:9000/nxtnet
3. Go to link "torrent to magnet link converter (external)".
4. Upload torrent file there, copy the magnet link to clipboard.
5. Return back to the app page.
6. Paste the magnet link to the URI field.
7. Add description.
8. Add it!
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February 01, 2014, 06:04:48 PM
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...

This seems a somewhat high wattage to me. I mean, you've even undervolted the machine, haven't you?

For comparison, my cubietruck node pulls 0.35 Amps (-> 1.75W) from the solar setup, measured by multimeter in the middle. This is for baseline load with the cubie on at base clock & base voltage. When I "let is loose" to 1.25GHz and max voltage with full 200% load, it draws close to 0.8 Amps (-> 4W). Then of course, also with much better performance than a Pi could come up with.

Is your 5V conversion somehow really inefficient perhaps?

You can't compare measure the wattage from wall and from 5V line, we don't know the efficiency from 235Volt to 5V. Next week I will be able to measure the solar setup.

The 5V conversion is from the original 5V/1,2A Power supply by RS-Online. And yes I think it is not very efficient 70 - 80%. Next thing is my RasPI uses a wlan adapter, does your cubietruck too? These wlan adapter can use up to 1,5W. Some of them arriving next week also, so I have something to test Wink
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February 01, 2014, 06:05:14 PM
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Thanks. Wink

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February 01, 2014, 06:05:20 PM
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Can you teach the uninitiated - does this solar thingy run/is able to run Pis on rainy/darker days too?

I'm testing this atm. It should run >30 hours without sun.

The solar RasPI NXT node is now running 1day 7 hours, but it was a sunny day today in germany. Battery 1 (connected to solar panel) is still @ 100%.
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February 01, 2014, 06:07:07 PM
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Don't let the power go to your head, now!  Wink

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February 01, 2014, 06:08:24 PM
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Just read this on the Ethereum Thread:

"Mass adoption and *significant* demand will be required for value of Ether to rise *at all*

Can that really happen in a world just starting to grasp Bitcoin?

In order for Ether to increase in value at all, there has to be an ever-increasing level of demand of real-world economic adoption in a setting where more and more ether is constantly being created.  
In order for Ether to go up one "penny", adoption must be fast, worldwide, outpace the inflation built in to the system *and* outpace Bitcoin adoption.  

Let's try to think what that really means.

Bitcoin has market share.  Familiarity.  Recognition.  Adoption.  Five years under its belt as the first and most widespread Crypto.  This is a huge ... huge ... huge obstacle to compete with. It makes *absolutely no difference* that one is better than the other.   None.  The vast majority of human beings are 100% uneducated on this stuff, and very skittish with new technologies.  ESPECIALLY when it comes to their money.  They have only just begun accepting Bitcoin, kicking and screaming the entire way.  Its been a mess of misinformation, confusion, paranoias, fears and a complexity that most can't grasp.  Yet its finally just now piercing that obstacle and beginning to become accepted.  For *one* crypto to accomplish this, is monumental.  Bitcoin has already gone worldwide.  I am not certain I agree that this is like myspace and then facebook.  Or webcrawler and then google.  The learning curve was nearly zero when myspace came out.  And the transition to Facebook / Google was ONLY SUCCESSFUL because it was simple and seamless. Human beings resist change when things are even SLIGHTLY complex, or confusing.  Because of the complexity, uncertainty, and "fear of the unknown" that Bitcoin brings, people are going to lock down on Bitcoin, and may not let go.   To put it another way, I picture many saying:  "You finally got me to grasp this crazy crypto whatever, and im still a little freaked out by the whole thing, and now there's this Ether somethingoranother and you want me to make the jump to that?  No thanks.  I'll stick with Bitcoin." Getting the *entire world* to just "hop off" the Bitcoin wagon and jump over to something even more complex and completely new could be difficult, if not impossible.  While educated people in the crypto world may hail Ether as something amazing, the average person may stick to Bitcoin.  And that means adoption is going to be severely hindered with Ether.  And if that is the case, Ether will go down in value, or struggle to maintain its value.  If Ether doesn't literally become a bitcoin killer and totally replace it - and not with nerds - but with people in 3rd world countries who are just now learning Bitcoin .... its not going to go anywhere.  Reality tells us that "better systems" are often not adopted when they are complex.  Perfect example:  GPG messaging, versus regular email.  Clearly a superior system.  Could've gone gangbusters.  Never did.  Why?  This may happen with Ripple.  And it may happen with Ether.  There will have to be a massive, (and i mean massive) marketing effort that targets the slowly "comprehending" business owners and entrepreneurs that are still just getting their heads around Bitcoin.   Maybe its timing.  Maybe if Ether happened on the scene 4 years from now, when Bitcoin is a household term, and everyone totally "got it" .... right down to Grandma .... then Ether could pop up and say "Here's something even better", and the world would flock to it.  But they're still trying to get comfortable with Bitcoin .... and I really wonder if the adoption necessary for investors to reap any return on investment will actually happen. Maybe in 5 years, if we're lucky?  Then again, they say Bitcoin is 7x faster than "internet time" in evolution and adoption.  So maybe it won't be 5 years before the African man with a basic smartphone in the jungle using Bitcoin, transitions to Ether.  Or maybe if both can exist side by side, allowing Bitcoin to "do what it does", and still generate significant demand for Ether, then adoption will outpace ether inflation. But I fear the required adoption model which would push the value of Ether up, may not pan out."  

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February 01, 2014, 06:10:20 PM
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We did not  know that there was a 10 BTC bounty for an audit!

Who is running that?  Can we perform the audit?  The parent company name is CodeAudit corp,  that is what we do.  

Who do we contact to set up the audit?
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February 01, 2014, 06:11:41 PM
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Yes, thanks.

Several people (including me) replied to that post pointing to my app but there we no reaction.  Wink
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February 01, 2014, 06:12:15 PM
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We did not  know that there was a 10 BTC bounty for an audit!

Who is running that?  Can we perform the audit?  The parent company name is CodeAudit corp,  that is what we do.  

Who do we contact to set up the audit?
http://i.telegraph.co.uk/multimedia/archive/01588/gollum-rex_1588163a.jpg

LOL
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February 01, 2014, 06:14:55 PM
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We did not  know that there was a 10 BTC bounty for an audit!

Who is running that?  Can we perform the audit?  The parent company name is CodeAudit corp,  that is what we do.  

Who do we contact to set up the audit?
http://i.telegraph.co.uk/multimedia/archive/01588/gollum-rex_1588163a.jpg

LOL

Doesn't use enough 's'es.

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February 01, 2014, 06:16:20 PM
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We did not  know that there was a 10 BTC bounty for an audit!

Who is running that?  Can we perform the audit?  The parent company name is CodeAudit corp,  that is what we do.  

Who do we contact to set up the audit?


Couldn't be more on spot, Frictionlesssssssss

I wanted to ask FC if he knows no shame, but I know what the answer would be:

Sneaky little nxters. Wicked, tricksy, false! We knows no shame!
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February 01, 2014, 06:16:43 PM
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CfB

what is the price in the AM contest again?

Pin

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February 01, 2014, 06:16:59 PM
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CfB

what is the price in the AM contest again?

Pin

As usually - 50, 30, 20.
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February 01, 2014, 06:17:20 PM
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CfB

what is the price in the AM contest again?

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1.  50k
2.  30k
3.  20k

Man, CfB is fast.. Cheesy

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February 01, 2014, 06:20:19 PM
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We did not  know that there was a 10 BTC bounty for an audit!

Who is running that?  Can we perform the audit?  The parent company name is CodeAudit corp,  that is what we do.  

Who do we contact to set up the audit?


 Grin
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February 01, 2014, 06:22:45 PM
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If you want to donate to the NXTfund or you have an DAC project and want bounty for it please fill in this form

use this form

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1BVrLc9x7Q1GWxPRLVRgZAbMkqIbLpRjbQDwQagQUgTg/viewform (thx pouncer!)

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February 01, 2014, 06:23:19 PM
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Genesis account passphrase was cracked before it was revealed - https://nextcoin.org/index.php/topic,3752.msg35274/topicseen.html#new

And cracked by Doctor Evil, no less! Cool

Btw, now BCNext can't prove that he is BCNext, anyone can sign a message using the genesis account. So we should expect that BCNext's real identity will never be known...

Edit: Is it a coincidence that my contract is being over in April?

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