[ANN][DASH] Dash (dash.org) | First Self-Funding Self-Governing Crypto Currency

[Terzo2]

What is happening with bitcoin . It hurts to watch it falls again .

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[innergy]

Anonymous play
Instant deposits and cashouts

Sounds like Dash..
https://www.anonymous-casino.com/

Can we contact them with better English than mine.. 

[toknormal]

What is happening with bitcoin . It hurts to watch it falls again .

It's good for it to fall.

Everytime someone dumps their single holding is split amongst many orders. Everytime there's a dump people have smaller and smaller holdings. 4 years ago, to hold 300 BTC was considered peanuts. Now it's considered huge.

Get it slammed down and down again till it can go down no longer  

[toknormal]

Possible "Graccident" on the horizon. Sabre rattling keeps getting louder.

[Sub-Ether]

Possible "Graccident" on the horizon. Sabre rattling keeps getting louder.

[toknormal]

Hey, you could've waited till after my lunch 

[Salkenex]

holy f crowning .. nice work on github

Hi, do you have the link please?
Thanks

Configurable Automatic Wallet Backup

https://github.com/dashpay/dash/commit/73b831c3a72abe889c733206b2456f77a6dbf8c5

i dont think there is any coin out there that has this ... this is very impressive just from a security point alone.

 Actually, crowning actually brought this over from LTC. I wonder why it wasn't already here since we were originally an LTC fork.

https://dashtalk.org/threads/v0-11-2-x-testing.4202/page-37#post-50915

Nope, this isn't/wasn't a Litecoin-feature.

Back in my Litecoin-days I wrote an external shell-script which first made a backup of wallet.dat and then started the wallet itself.
This isn't exactly end-user-friendly, so I decided Dash needs something integrated into the wallet itself.

Is it possible for you guys (fabulous DASH devs) to create some automation in the creation/management/updating of masternodes? Make it so that you don't have to be a Linux savant to be a masternode owner? (I know that's an exaggeration but....)

It would be awesome if the majority of what we have to do as masternode owners could be done through the wallet.

[salmion]

Looks like the p2pool code is in a central repository thanks to the hard work of Jakehaas and others:

https://github.com/dashpay/p2pool-dash

https://dashtalk.org/threads/p2pool-repository-and-python-modules.3380/page-7


And a new tracker by Crahl
http://crahl.ca/dash/p2pool

bump

[xxxgoodgirls]

holy f crowning .. nice work on github

Hi, do you have the link please?
Thanks

Configurable Automatic Wallet Backup

https://github.com/dashpay/dash/commit/73b831c3a72abe889c733206b2456f77a6dbf8c5

i dont think there is any coin out there that has this ... this is very impressive just from a security point alone.

 Actually, crowning actually brought this over from LTC. I wonder why it wasn't already here since we were originally an LTC fork.

https://dashtalk.org/threads/v0-11-2-x-testing.4202/page-37#post-50915

Nope, this isn't/wasn't a Litecoin-feature.

Back in my Litecoin-days I wrote an external shell-script which first made a backup of wallet.dat and then started the wallet itself.
This isn't exactly end-user-friendly, so I decided Dash needs something integrated into the wallet itself.

[ANN][NEOS]Neos v2.1- Blowfish, 2FA, Theft Recovery, Decoy System - SHA-256

Syntax implemented it a while ago too.

[Artoodeetoo]

LTC just keeps dropping.. Only a matter of time before significant leakage into DASH IMO...

Hope your all good guys...

[AlexGR]

LTC just keeps dropping.. Only a matter of time before significant leakage into DASH IMO...

Hope your all good guys...

Too much inflation - the price has to be lowered to be more sustainable. At current prices, LTC will require 14mn / year just to absorb the new LTCs when DASH's entire marketcap is at 16mn.

[stonehedge]

Ready and waiting with popcorn to watch you ladies and gentlemen get rich

[salmion]

[thelonecrouton]

Is it possible for you guys (fabulous DASH devs) to create some automation in the creation/management/updating of masternodes? Make it so that you don't have to be a Linux savant to be a masternode owner? (I know that's an exaggeration but....)

It would be awesome if the majority of what we have to do as masternode owners could be done through the wallet.

There are definitely some things that Spreadcoin did better (or at least made much easier) in this regard. Starting a MN involved ticking a checkbox if you were happy running a hot MN, or ticking the checkbox and copy/pasting the generated key into your .conf file to run a cold MN. That was it.

Having said that, there are pros and cons either way. SPR doesn't need a static IP which makes for better MN decentralisation, but means more people are running MNs on shitty domestic connections. So far the DRK devs prefer the static IP approach which probably results in a more stable network, at the cost of more MN centralisation at Vultr/Amazon etc. This is greatly ameliorated by the necessity of compromising the vast majority of MNs to achieve any sort of successful attack however, and and MN centralisation risk pales in comparison to the continued awful mining centralisation.

Plus, there are ~2500 MNs out there, maybe only run by <500 individuals, but it really isn't that hard to do as it is. MNs get paid to provide a service, it isn't unreasonable to expect MN ops to actually have a clue what they are doing...  

[Lukas_Jackson]

Nice feature! 

https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/can-ripple-labs-track/

Those people can't control themselves and they are trying to control us by taking our privacy 

[ddink7]

holy f crowning .. nice work on github

Hi, do you have the link please?
Thanks

Configurable Automatic Wallet Backup

https://github.com/dashpay/dash/commit/73b831c3a72abe889c733206b2456f77a6dbf8c5

i dont think there is any coin out there that has this ... this is very impressive just from a security point alone.

 Actually, crowning actually brought this over from LTC. I wonder why it wasn't already here since we were originally an LTC fork.

https://dashtalk.org/threads/v0-11-2-x-testing.4202/page-37#post-50915

Nope, this isn't/wasn't a Litecoin-feature.

Back in my Litecoin-days I wrote an external shell-script which first made a backup of wallet.dat and then started the wallet itself.
This isn't exactly end-user-friendly, so I decided Dash needs something integrated into the wallet itself.

Is it possible for you guys (fabulous DASH devs) to create some automation in the creation/management/updating of masternodes? Make it so that you don't have to be a Linux savant to be a masternode owner? (I know that's an exaggeration but....)

It would be awesome if the majority of what we have to do as masternode owners could be done through the wallet.

The idea is that masternodes are so important to the network that it's good to have people who know what they are doing running them. Troubleshooting, keeping them secure, etc.

[Artoodeetoo]

Ready and waiting with popcorn to watch you ladies and gentlemen get rich

Hope you are feeling a bit better mate, I think Cryptsy might be about to get interesting

[srbty]

is coinotron down?

[kointrend]

Is it possible for you guys (fabulous DASH devs) to create some automation in the creation/management/updating of masternodes? Make it so that you don't have to be a Linux savant to be a masternode owner? (I know that's an exaggeration but....)

It would be awesome if the majority of what we have to do as masternode owners could be done through the wallet.

There are definitely some things that Spreadcoin did better (or at least made much easier) in this regard. Starting a MN involved ticking a checkbox if you were happy running a hot MN, or ticking the checkbox and copy/pasting the generated key into your .conf file to run a cold MN. That was it.

Having said that, there are pros and cons either way. SPR doesn't need a static IP which makes for better MN decentralisation, but means more people are running MNs on shitty domestic connections. So far the DRK devs prefer the static IP approach which probably results in a more stable network, at the cost of more MN centralisation at Vultr/Amazon etc. This is greatly ameliorated by the necessity of compromising the vast majority of MNs to achieve any sort of successful attack however, and and MN centralisation risk pales in comparison to the continued awful mining centralisation.

Plus, there are ~2500 MNs out there, maybe only run by <500 individuals, but it really isn't that hard to do as it is. MNs get paid to provide a service, it isn't unreasonable to expect MN ops to actually have a clue what they are doing...  

And if you know nothing but want masternode anyway, you can contact "splawik21" for his masternode service setup!

[tungfa]