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March 05, 2014, 10:27:28 PM Last edit: March 05, 2014, 10:39:03 PM by jl777 |
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Test net nodes: please update to 0.8.6, and delete your old blockchain.
OK, starting to upgrade 209.126.* and 162.217.* James Edit: I think I got all 180 of them. If anybody sees one of my servers not upgraded, please let me know the IP
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opticalcarrier
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March 05, 2014, 10:29:53 PM |
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how do we know you actualy delivered what BCNext has paid for is better formulated. how do we know you did all what he asked?  U can't know that. But... I recall that u said that I am BCNext, so if I paid myself for doing something then I could change the agreement any way I wish, coz both the parties would agree on that.  not necessarily. how sane are you?
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swartzfeger
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March 05, 2014, 10:30:01 PM |
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Wesleyh, when will the Mac client support 0.8.x? I'm still at 0.7.5. Friday, I'm away tomorrow afternoon, but friday this will be my priority. Sorry for the delay, been working on the web interface non-stop.. Understood. That's what I assumed. It really is a great client, which is why I'm anxious to upgrade. 
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opticalcarrier
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March 05, 2014, 10:30:23 PM |
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I think a better method would be to globally limit amount of forging power as a variable figure based on the target of the current block or that and some other factors. This would allow us to optimally maximize the use of forging power while protecting the network from letting 1 group, either pooled or a single account, get too large for any network target condition at any particular time. It should work on a first come first served basis such that only the first group of users declared in the blockchain as having their forging power in the leased pool to have their funds used in the pool, and that other users beyond that amount defined by current target would temporarily have their entire balances not part of the pool's forging power if the target is too high, and when target lowers enough, they get put back in.
I believe this should all be possible to be validated on the blockchain by the entire network.
This method would put the onus of responsibility for maximization of pooled forging power on the ACCOUNT OWNERS. They would have to think about which pool is best for their particular balance if they wanted maximization.
Now Im not quite sure I really understand forging, or target, etc. If I did then I would complete the white paper. But my point would be that at 100% target, then almos all NXT is forging, right? at 400% then only 1/4 of all NXT is forging, right? If thats the case then my idea for limiting forging is to prevent someone from taking control of the network. But I could be way off here. Can someone correct me if Im wrong? (I still dont quite understand what it means when target is under 100% because its just impossible for 150% of all NXT to be forging. So I kind of think then a target of 50% mean that maybe 100% of all NXT was forging but the block came 30 secs after the previous block, or maybe 50% of all NXT was forging, and the block came after only 15 secs of the previous block? Is that about right? Like I said, my idea up there could be completely unfeasable; but it would be good I think to have the network to simply not allow some large pool to take over. Can someone smarter than me tell me if Im out in the weeds?
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March 05, 2014, 10:31:19 PM |
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how do we know you actualy delivered what BCNext has paid for is better formulated. how do we know you did all what he asked?  U can't know that. But... I recall that u said that I am BCNext, so if I paid myself for doing something then I could change the agreement any way I wish, coz both the parties would agree on that.  not necessarily. how sane are you? with or without his pills? 
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March 05, 2014, 10:32:07 PM |
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how do we know you actualy delivered what BCNext has paid for is better formulated. how do we know you did all what he asked?  U can't know that. But... I recall that u said that I am BCNext, so if I paid myself for doing something then I could change the agreement any way I wish, coz both the parties would agree on that.  CFB, are you the only one communicating with BCNext? Who will be in touch with him when you depart in 3 1/2 weeks?
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ChuckOne
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March 05, 2014, 10:33:20 PM |
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how do we know you actualy delivered what BCNext has paid for is better formulated. how do we know you did all what he asked?  U can't know that. But... I recall that u said that I am BCNext, so if I paid myself for doing something then I could change the agreement any way I wish, coz both the parties would agree on that.  not necessarily. how sane are you? with or without his pills?  Didn't this depend on their colors? 
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Come-from-Beyond
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March 05, 2014, 10:34:18 PM |
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Just for the records: how do you want community to decide?
Voting. We have VS. Ok. Where can I vote? Good question. Where? Not in production yet, only on the testnet.
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March 05, 2014, 10:34:34 PM |
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Any changes to nxt.properties comparing with 0.8.3?
Compared to 0.8.3? Several properties related to testnet were added in 0.8.4e, and also for the jetty DoSFilter. Compared to 0.8.5, only defined a few default testnet nodes. OK, seems working. On my Android stick used nxt.properties from 0.8.3. Don't care much running public node about AE. You can test at http://217.17.88.5:7875/But the idea is that you unpack the zip file and let the new conf/nxt-default.properties overwrite the previous conf/nxt-default.properties, which shouldn't be modified by you. Your custom settings go into nxt.properties, and this will not be overwritten as it is not in the zip package. Yea, I know, but I'm a little bit lazy to make a lot of procedures with stick radio mouse 
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opticalcarrier
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March 05, 2014, 10:36:51 PM |
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Anyone can also simply put my web wallet online. Well, they'll have to wait until there's client side encryption, but when that is done, can be used without issue. Even simpler, simply download the HTML folder, open index.html and connect to any public node there is. (Again, when client side encryption is completed). No exe needed.. but of course then you don't have java server local. Good enough for newbies though!
when is this going to happen? I got some code from BloodyRookie to do client side encryption, but I haven't yet looked into it deeply. I was going to contact Zahlen and a few other people to help, just didn't find the time to do that. Also, I may perhaps have to wait for CFB until he makes his prepareTransaction API call available, as that would make it easier. I hope that this API returns error messages in case there is a mistake, and raw bytes if there aren't. Then when returned those bytes would have to be signed by the password and this can be broadcasted out. It's also possible to do this without prepareTransaction, but that's going to create a lot of duplicate code and client side error checking is required, so I'm not sure if that's a good solution.. I think it's best to wait for the prepareTransaction API. (This api takes all parameters except the user password). please let QBTC know when you have something working, and she can get it posted. use vps1 - vps12 on .nxtcrypto.org for API calls. Those 12 servers are split between 3 different companies, and lots of different locations, so its a redundancy option for us. Can we get a web designer to create a page as a framework to use for it? Or are you planning on doing that? Any volunteers for HTML?
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March 05, 2014, 10:37:07 PM |
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not necessarily. how sane are you?
I'm afraid I got a flu from FrictionlessCoin. Which "you" do u mean?
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March 05, 2014, 10:39:33 PM |
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CFB, are you the only one communicating with BCNext? Who will be in touch with him when you depart in 3 1/2 weeks?
He had left the day before Nxt source code became public. Went for good to work on other things. I'll get 3rd part of the plan in April but I can't contact him anymore.
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pinarello
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March 05, 2014, 10:40:40 PM |
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CFB, are you the only one communicating with BCNext? Who will be in touch with him when you depart in 3 1/2 weeks?
He had left the day before Nxt source code became public. Went for good to work on other things. I'll get 3rd part of the plan in April but I can't contact him anymore. omg sellllll sellllllll 
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Noitev
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March 05, 2014, 10:41:07 PM |
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CFB, are you the only one communicating with BCNext? Who will be in touch with him when you depart in 3 1/2 weeks?
He had left the day before Nxt source code became public. Went for good to work on other things. I'll get 3rd part of the plan in April but I can't contact him anymore. pity
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mikesbmw
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March 05, 2014, 10:44:58 PM |
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Jean-Luc is quite busy with spewing out new releases! Wow!
Out of general interest: is he the only one actively working on the core?
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wesleyh
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March 05, 2014, 10:46:11 PM |
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Instead of whining about the big holders not footing the bill for all the work that needs to be done, maybe we should see how much the community at large is willing to invest in developing a client, then ask if one or 2 whales would be willing to match funds? For example, if a bunch of participants in this thread make pledges totaling, say, 500,000 NXT, one of the 50Mil holders could match that, making for a total of 1 million to go to the person or persons who can deliver a working, user-friendly client. I, for one, would be willing to contribute 500 NXT
There are already a ton of clients, are you saying they are all bad?..
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March 05, 2014, 10:46:33 PM |
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I dont know if this is relevant...but there is someone who is stealing nxtcoins from "bad-protected" accounts.
I've just created an account with the pass: "mtvraps" to check and play. I made the nxtra.org faucet and they sent me 2nxt to this account "14345877598619007537". One minute after, someone sent these 2nxtcoins to other account (of course it was not me). The account was: "1413811113623034318". I suppose there is a bot checking all the possible weak passwords...
It could be funny but......TAKE CARE!
I'm not a coder and I have no knowledge of softwaresecurity....but is there an option to use a 2w-factor-verification? Securityweakness could be the most dangerous problem to NXT mass adaption.
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March 05, 2014, 10:47:08 PM |
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Out of general interest: is he the only one actively working on the core?
Seems so. I can't catch his changes, so I don't contribute much. 
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March 05, 2014, 10:50:55 PM |
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March 05, 2014, 10:51:08 PM |
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CORE DEV TEAM
Some questions:
1, How could one join? Whom to contact? 2, Are there any candidates? 3, Do we have a bounty for them? Unclaimed coins or should we put together some Nxt for this?
I would like CIYAM to join the team. Any other suggestions?
When we know whom to contact in order to get the core dev team together and we have the candidates, I will contact them one by one asking them if they would be interested.
AFAIK there is only Jean-Luc actively working on the core. Am I right?
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