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[toknormal]

- I believe most masternode operators use a program called Putty to maintain/update their masternodes. Since, I'm on a mac I found this: http://brew.sh/ and http://brewformulas.org/Putty

I'm on a Mac and I just use the Mac's own Terminal which works superb.

[ingiltere]

Will we have Dash wallet for iOS on the time of releasing the iOS 9?

Do we have wallet for Android?

[moocowmoo]

Will we have Dash wallet for iOS on the time of releasing the iOS 9?

Do we have wallet for Android?

here are a couple I've used.

coinomi  https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.coinomi.wallet&hl=en
(has shapeshift.io integrated!)

hasheng's dash wallet https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=hashengineering.darkcoin.wallet&hl=en

[bluebit25]

What is a cheap, reliable, 100% uptime, privacy minded vps company that also accepts Bitcoin or Dash?

[toknormal]

Missed in my previous report for Dash TA central. (don't know how I missed it - must be getting lazy).

3 Day MACD approaching upside crossover for first time in 2 months. (Caution: Not yet in the bag). Apologies to Raptor  

[toknormal]

Sorry - just noticed something else I missed. This should be the last one hopefully. (T/A a bit piecemeal today due to rustiness due to being on the wrong end of a few glasses of Catalan fizzy-grape-juice-made-in-caves for a couple of days due to living in a country which - while it may underperform on banking reform - overperforms on cultural festivals).

The 3-day, heavyweight on-balance-volume signal always knew the April peak was temporary as can be seen all too clearly from this illustration.

However, it too has now turned up and has been positive since the start of June, endorsing other indications of long term correction approaching completion.



(This, of course, doesn't constitute investment advice, use discretion, do not sell your houses etc etc)

[Sub-Ether]

Sorry - just noticed something else I missed. This should be the last one hopefully. (T/A a bit piecemeal today due to rustiness due to being on the wrong end of a few glasses of Catalan fizzy-grape-juice-made-in-caves for a couple of days due to living in a country which - while it may underperform on banking reform - overperforms on cultural festivals).

Sounds like a laugh, good to unwind and 3 day cultural festivals way more fun than banking, as is proof because they all keep leaping off high buildings (supposedly) 

Cough,
(Urmm Is Stonehedge the February dip then?)
Cough.

[tungfa]

Pledge today!
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[tungfa]

Will we have Dash wallet for iOS on the time of releasing the iOS 9?

Do we have wallet for Android?

iOS Wallet is in the making
(still needs to be tested+ applications for iTunes Store are out)

Android Wallet:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=hashengineering.darkcoin.wallet&hl=en

[RenegadeMan]

My Raspberry Pi 2 is arriving this Wednesday and I'll be setting it up on the 1 external ip that I have on my home network. This is going to be a learning experience, since my background isn't in computers.

WHAT I'VE LEARNED SO FAR

- Every Masternode runs on it's own external ip and on port 9999. Most home networks only have 1 external ip, sometimes it's static but most of the time it changes. Every masternode needs to be on a static ip.

- In order to run more than 1 masternode you will need to pay for more external ips. Most Masternode owners buy these external ips from companies that can also host the masternode on their own servers. It's usually $5 per month for this service.

Questions

- I see that VPN services offer to host in many different countries. If I'm in Australia, should I look for a VPN service near me to host the masternode? Or could I host it in the USA?

- Has anyone here hosted more than 1 masternode on their home network? If so, how does it work?

- In layman terms, how does hosting a masternode on a VPN service actually work? Does my wallet on my computer always have to be connected to the internet for the masternode to see my 1000 DASH? Can I use 1 wallet to host multiple masternodes? Are VPN services reliable, do they have 100% uptime? Is it safe? Can they steal my DASH?

- I believe most masternode operators use a program called Putty to maintain/update their masternodes. Since, I'm on a mac I found this: http://brew.sh/ and http://brewformulas.org/Putty

- Is Goldenfrog a good VPN? https://www.goldenfrog.com/vyprvpn

Thanks for your ongoing willingness to summarise what you're learning bluebit. It's good for new people to see what you're doing and encouraging for the ones that have been around for a while to see someone tackling their knowledge gap.

I'm no expert on many of the questions you're asking, but I know enough to have successfully run an MN on Vultr.com for quite a while now so will comment on two things you've asked about.

- I see that VPN services offer to host in many different countries. If I'm in Australia, should I look for a VPN service near me to host the masternode? Or could I host it in the USA?

I think you may be getting VPNs and VPS's confused (or I'm misunderstanding you). A VPN is a Virtual Private Network which provides a secured conduit or channel over a public network to access a private network. They've been in use in the corporate realm for decades but they're something many people are only just learning about in the regular Internet world (and I don't know if Goldenfrog is good). Typically a VPN service allows you to connect to a PoP (Point-of-presence) server in your home jurisdiction and then exit the VPN in another jurisdiction meaning your IP address (as seen by any website you're connecting to) is the local PoP at the exit destination, not your original IP address at your own location. This is how you can get around being restricted on getting access to certain websites and content. I'm in Australia too and (as you'd know we pay a premium for EVERYTHING here) so I once used a VPN to connect to a cruise line's U.S. based website to make a booking and saved thousands of dollars. At the time, if I put the same web address into my browser without being connected via the VPN, I'd be automatically re-directed to the local Australian operation and there was no way of preventing this. But with the VPN, the U.S. based web site for the cruise company "saw" an incoming IP address that was U.S. based hence allowed me to connect as if I was physically present in the U.S. This is just one example of a VPN's use; the major purpose is to provide some level of anonymity so your local ISP doesn't "see" everything you're doing online (but it's far from fully "anonymous").

A VPS on the other hand is a Virtual Private Server which is what many of us running MNs use. Examples are Amazon and Vultr (and you can view a whole lot more here http://lowendbox.com/). I use Vultr, but with a server instance that's running here in Australia in Vultr's Australian based data centre (but I could have just as easily configured my instance to be somewhere else).

- In layman terms, how does hosting a masternode on a VPN service actually work? Does my wallet on my computer always have to be connected to the internet for the masternode to see my 1000 DASH? Can I use 1 wallet to host multiple masternodes? Are VPN services reliable, do they have 100% uptime? Is it safe? Can they steal my DASH?

You need to have 1000 Dash in a wallet but it doesn't need to be running ON the VPS (in fact having your 1000 Dash running on a wallet on the VPS is not a good idea at all as your Dash is less secure under that configuration). It's better to have your Dash in a wallet on your Win or Mac PC. However, the wallet doesn't need to be running the whole time; just at the beginning when you start your MN. But you need to be aware that the MN constantly monitors the address on the blockchain holding the 1000 Dash, so if you send those coins somewhere else, your MN will stop functioning and drop off the list. There's a whole lot more to know in terms of best practise around securing your Dash (cold wallet, keeping permanently offline, etc). Read through some of the guides on Dashtalk.org to get a better understanding.

I hope this helps.

[TanteStefana2]

This is interesting:
http://www.spiegel.de/international/world/interview-with-ex-russian-internet-troll-lyudmila-savchuk-a-1036539.html

It makes sense.  I'm now more convinced that the trolls we experience here are paid by somone, probably connected to the governments or banksters.  Ok, I know I sound radical but... yah.

[fuzzyduck]

okay well...................

Just got PAID - and in the time frame I expected

SO

I'll wait until another day to maybe rebuild my Pi, if health (pose) seems to be lacking


Moving on for now....... but - I'd still like to know....................WHY?  my pose = 2 ugh

MN PMT = 2.64XXXXXX
I think this might be my best to date  - WOOT !!!    \o/  lol

I got exactly the same situation with same errors. I posted on dashtalk: https://dashtalk.org/threads/after-stable-for-months-now-i-get-posscore-1.5407/#post-56433

[Terzo2]

It has begun ! We are going UP . Next stop 0.0189 . 

[BittrexCoin]

@BinPool - http://dash.binpool.com/ - up and launch

[Rux]

What is a cheap, reliable, 100% uptime, privacy minded vps company that also accepts Bitcoin or Dash?

You can use vultr.com, they very cheap, reliable, 100% uptime, and also accepting BTC

Im having 2 MN on vultr, uptime 8 weeks never had any downtimes!

I would be gratefull if you would use this affiliate link, i will get 5$, thats 1 month free MN server

http://www.vultr.com/?ref=6820550



p.s. they also have F2A security, and you can disable port 22 after you setup your MN so that nobody can even try to connect to your Masternode

also, i love the snapshot option, after you setup your MN 100%, you do snapshot of MN...later if you mess something up like i did... just restore your snapshot and continue with your MN in 15min

[Rux]

Mangled Blue, you are not idiot 

you just like to say what is on your mind, straight throu, and be sure i like that

[MasterMined710]

It has begun ! We are going UP . Next stop 0.0189 .  

I know this is a fucking BOT - LMFAO - but - I just have not seen it for a sec - LMFAO

- ALSO I don't remember this BOT being in a positive way - lol
Have we now turned this BOT into a POSITIVE thing?
(could still be a pump-n-dump bot - lol - so "they" are looking for the pump??)

LMFAO



That would be AMAZING - LOL - to turn a BOT - LOL


Yes please - another pint.....................next

don't quote the......... bots

[Sub-Ether]

seni cok seviyorum

my dear friends :-D

 
I am trying to do the gitian builds for client and minGW for sgminer, have most of the software installed and the virtual box setup but am not quite there yet, lol.

[Sub-Ether]

It makes sense.  I'm now more convinced that the trolls we experience here are paid by somone, probably connected to the governments or banksters.  Ok, I know I sound radical but... yah.

'...The state and war are 2 sides of the same bloody coin'
https://youtu.be/W0q71ypkU6c

[bluebit25]

What is a cheap, reliable, 100% uptime, privacy minded vps company that also accepts Bitcoin or Dash?

You can use vultr.com, they very cheap, reliable, 100% uptime, and also accepting BTC

Im having 2 MN on vultr, uptime 8 weeks never had any downtimes!

I would be gratefull if you would use this affiliate link, i will get 5$, thats 1 month free MN server

http://www.vultr.com/?ref=6820550



p.s. they also have F2A security, and you can disable port 22 after you setup your MN so that nobody can even try to connect to your Masternode

also, i love the snapshot option, after you setup your MN 100%, you do snapshot of MN...later if you mess something up like i did... just restore your snapshot and continue with your MN in 15min

I was looking at vultr.com before, but didn't see a Bitcoin logo, they should put it somewhere Looks like a lot of people here like Vultr.com, if I go with them do I want Vultr Compute Instances? Is everyone using the $5 per month option? So two masternodes is $10 per month.