raganius
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August 09, 2014, 06:05:16 PM |
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The answer to that one is Love Hina and narusgewa is punching Keitaro Urashima out the window XD Good old Ken Akamatsu He will fly epicly through the sky ah memories of the Love Hina Dating Sim on Newgrounds ^_^. And LH again with Kanako but think that is from episode 2 Naru one of the best known examples of the tsundere character archetype. A personal favorite of mine so feel free to claim it whoever has an account there lol, this is cheating
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DumDumz
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August 09, 2014, 06:10:57 PM |
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I have 24000 anime how much is that worth?
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raganius
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August 09, 2014, 06:41:31 PM Last edit: August 09, 2014, 07:52:53 PM by raganius |
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The answer to that one is Love Hina and narusgewa is punching Keitaro Urashima out the window XD Good old Ken Akamatsu He will fly epicly through the sky ah memories of the Love Hina Dating Sim on Newgrounds ^_^. And LH again with Kanako but think that is from episode 2 Naru one of the best known examples of the tsundere character archetype. A personal favorite of mine so feel free to claim it whoever has an account there Since there was no takers i have sent the ANI to Animecoiners giveaway fund. Round 5 started: 3 part question, 1500 ANI to win Hi, lyno, thank you so much for your contribution to our Giveaway Fund! I am so sorry that no one got that one, even after freedomno1's tip. But (now, here's how I see this subject) wouldn't it be a good idea to slightly change the strategy here? I mean, of course anyone from this thread (Animecoiners) can participate in your trivia giveaway, but the best idea is that we succeed in bringing new otakus to our community, helping in a better fair distribution of ANIs (and your trivia idea is great for that). So we should try not to "restrict" the participation to only our already members. And, better than simply going there and replying (the easy way), we should instead spread the word about your trivia, and how easy to get ANIs there: it would mean more and more animecoiners. I have been talking about it to some of my RL otaku friends (I've got plenty, as animes are so popular here where I live), I've already been able to get some of them installing the wallet gui, I gave them some ANIs, etc... but it is not easy to make them create profiles in boards other than forum.minnasuki.com, forumproject.xpg.uol.com.br, crunchyroll.com/forum, and others already known to them. Most of them don't even speak English, and that's another awful barrier... So, of course I can always go there and answer, if I know the answer, but I feel bad about it because I already have some Animecoins and I'd like it to be better distributed, and not concentrated. So I'm trying to bring "non animecoiners otakus" in. I'll eventually succeed It would be nice if we were able to do it in one of those already known otaku specialised boards... I've already tried to do it at myanimelist, for instance, but the board admins there have interdicted me Anyway, my friends, this is how I feel about it. But, please, feel free to participate there, because I know it feels so good to see participation in our projects (and that's what matters most). Well, I've been a little absent lately, it's because it's my holidays... By the way, I have been into Sword Art Online II and No Game no Life these days. Anyone else? Please let me know what Animes are you watching now, and what's your preference, etc. I tend to prefer Yaoi and comedy. Junjo Romantica is the anime I love the most (and I keep rewatching it again and again) because its so fun. The first anime I remember watching were Groizer X and Don Dracula (long long time ago, when I was a kid... got addicted to it since then ) I have 24000 anime how much is that worth?
HODL... and please come participate in our community, we will be so happy with your friendship
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Slydog
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August 09, 2014, 09:13:11 PM |
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AnimeCoin fans.
Trying to send Animecoins.. Getting error: trans-action too large; it's only 25000? Why is there such a limitation.? thanks
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raganius
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August 09, 2014, 10:02:49 PM |
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AnimeCoin fans.
Trying to send Animecoins.. Getting error: trans-action too large; it's only 25000? Why is there such a limitation.? thanks
Hi, Slydog, thank you for your feedback. I usually send my ANI transactions without any limitations everywhere, but I do remember that once I had this same issue when I was trying to send ANIs from an exchange, so I had to do it in small transactions. The exchange said they were having some kind of problems with their wallet. Since then, I have made lots of transactions (some with large amounts - more than 1kk ANI) and I have had no problems. If someone can check this issue and help Slydog, it would be very nice.ありがとう
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DarkWolf
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August 09, 2014, 10:20:48 PM |
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Hey are you using the animecoin wallet or the wallet of an exchange? AnimeCoin fans.
Trying to send Animecoins.. Getting error: trans-action too large; it's only 25000? Why is there such a limitation.? thanks
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DarkWolf
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August 09, 2014, 10:25:10 PM |
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24000 ANI is worth about : 0.00024 BTC. If you sell them at 0.00000001BTC for each ANI (will probably sell immediately on comkort). I'm busy working on developing a site where animecoin can be used to buy items at auction. I'm hoping people will enjoy that and make animecoin a bit more valuable. I will also be launching the new Animecoin website within the next week, hope it all goes smoothly and you all approve of it. I have 24000 anime how much is that worth?
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Slydog
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August 09, 2014, 10:27:59 PM |
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DarkWolf,
I am using the windows wallet on my PC. I just installed the most current wallet on this forum (a few pages back). Was having same issue with previous wallet.
Months ago, I could transfer 500,000 coins. It seems as time goes by, the minimum gets smaller and smaller? Thanks for you help
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lyno
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August 09, 2014, 11:02:41 PM |
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AnimeCoin fans.
Trying to send Animecoins.. Getting error: trans-action too large; it's only 25000? Why is there such a limitation.? thanks
This seems to be a problem a lot of coins suffer. Here is a explanation: http://www.frozentalk.org/showthread.php?tid=58
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lyno
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August 09, 2014, 11:22:11 PM |
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@raganius You are right of course, but at the moment it should be hard to impossible to spark the interrest of non-coiners. Lack of distribution is a problem all coins, even BTC, suffer. This will change only after a real coin eco system has established. I opted for scificointalk for two reasons: Their rules are not overly tight (especially regarding stuff that usually is nicely described as "not safe for work" ) and because i think SciFi and Anime go together well so some SciFi coin fans might get interested in ANI and vice versa (and i hope ANI will get added to the new SciFi exchange ). A own board, dedicated to ANI, would be great of course
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DarkWolf
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August 10, 2014, 01:44:14 PM |
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That's interesting. I'll send a message to Testz and see if he can come up with a solution for you guys. Keep me posted. AnimeCoin fans.
Trying to send Animecoins.. Getting error: trans-action too large; it's only 25000? Why is there such a limitation.? thanks
This seems to be a problem a lot of coins suffer. Here is a explanation: http://www.frozentalk.org/showthread.php?tid=58
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testz
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August 11, 2014, 04:46:24 AM |
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That's interesting. I'll send a message to Testz and see if he can come up with a solution for you guys. Keep me posted. AnimeCoin fans.
Trying to send Animecoins.. Getting error: trans-action too large; it's only 25000? Why is there such a limitation.? thanks
This seems to be a problem a lot of coins suffer. Here is a explanation: http://www.frozentalk.org/showthread.php?tid=58Probably you mine at pool and in the wallet you have a lot of small transactions (100-50 ANI), in this case when you trying to send relatively big amount (like 25000) it's created lot of transaction to combine inputs which bigger than size limit. To solve this problem, you can create new wallet (or you can use exchange address) and send all funds from old wallet to new address by 2500-10000 transactions. If you send 10000 and get this error, try send 5000, if you get this error again, send by 2500, etc.
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Majormax
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August 11, 2014, 09:33:49 AM |
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That's interesting. I'll send a message to Testz and see if he can come up with a solution for you guys. Keep me posted. AnimeCoin fans.
Trying to send Animecoins.. Getting error: trans-action too large; it's only 25000? Why is there such a limitation.? thanks
This seems to be a problem a lot of coins suffer. Here is a explanation: http://www.frozentalk.org/showthread.php?tid=58Probably you mine at pool and in the wallet you have a lot of small transactions (100-50 ANI), in this case when you trying to send relatively big amount (like 25000) it's created lot of transaction to combine inputs which bigger than size limit. To solve this problem, you can create new wallet (or you can use exchange address) and send all funds from old wallet to new address by 2500-10000 transactions. If you send 10000 and get this error, try send 5000, if you get this error again, send by 2500, etc. Good advice. A lot of people don't realise that 'Transaction Size' is not proportional to the number of coins, but rather to the space (memory) used. Wallet coin control is a useful feature, and not just for Proof of Stake coins.
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DarkWolf
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August 11, 2014, 07:47:04 PM |
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Interesting, this will be something to look into when we start developing the coin. That's interesting. I'll send a message to Testz and see if he can come up with a solution for you guys. Keep me posted. AnimeCoin fans.
Trying to send Animecoins.. Getting error: trans-action too large; it's only 25000? Why is there such a limitation.? thanks
This seems to be a problem a lot of coins suffer. Here is a explanation: http://www.frozentalk.org/showthread.php?tid=58Probably you mine at pool and in the wallet you have a lot of small transactions (100-50 ANI), in this case when you trying to send relatively big amount (like 25000) it's created lot of transaction to combine inputs which bigger than size limit. To solve this problem, you can create new wallet (or you can use exchange address) and send all funds from old wallet to new address by 2500-10000 transactions. If you send 10000 and get this error, try send 5000, if you get this error again, send by 2500, etc.
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raganius
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August 12, 2014, 09:23:21 PM |
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AnimeCoin fans.
Trying to send Animecoins.. Getting error: trans-action too large; it's only 25000? Why is there such a limitation.? thanks
This seems to be a problem a lot of coins suffer. Here is a explanation: http://www.frozentalk.org/showthread.php?tid=58Probably you mine at pool and in the wallet you have a lot of small transactions (100-50 ANI), in this case when you trying to send relatively big amount (like 25000) it's created lot of transaction to combine inputs which bigger than size limit. To solve this problem, you can create new wallet (or you can use exchange address) and send all funds from old wallet to new address by 2500-10000 transactions. If you send 10000 and get this error, try send 5000, if you get this error again, send by 2500, etc.
Thank you. I'm glad we were so fast have the answer
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DarkWolf
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August 13, 2014, 10:03:50 PM |
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I need a really dumbed down explanation of all this, because I don't quite get it. Is it basically saying that you are fragmenting your wallet address with each transaction or am I just being silly now? AnimeCoin fans.
Trying to send Animecoins.. Getting error: trans-action too large; it's only 25000? Why is there such a limitation.? thanks
This seems to be a problem a lot of coins suffer. Here is a explanation: http://www.frozentalk.org/showthread.php?tid=58Probably you mine at pool and in the wallet you have a lot of small transactions (100-50 ANI), in this case when you trying to send relatively big amount (like 25000) it's created lot of transaction to combine inputs which bigger than size limit. To solve this problem, you can create new wallet (or you can use exchange address) and send all funds from old wallet to new address by 2500-10000 transactions. If you send 10000 and get this error, try send 5000, if you get this error again, send by 2500, etc.
Thank you. I'm glad we were so fast have the answer
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raganius
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August 14, 2014, 03:17:53 AM Last edit: August 14, 2014, 03:31:35 AM by raganius |
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I need a really dumbed down explanation of all this, because I don't quite get it. Is it basically saying that you are fragmenting your wallet address with each transaction or am I just being silly now?
OK, I am not the best person to explain this kind of technical subject, but... a transaction is actually a "bundle of information" containing all details necessary to be registered in the blockchain (amount, sender, receiver, originating "previous transaction", etc). Each transaction has got it's own size proportional on the amount of info it brings to the blockchain. It is based on the size of the transaction that the miners will decide on its inclusion in a block, and if a fee will be charged for it or not, etc.When you have a single transaction consolidating (containing/originated from) many different "previous transactions" (for example, when you receive many transactions into your wallet from mining, faucets, etc, and then send it all in a "bundle transaction" elsewhere), that single "bundle transaction" created will have a big size (not because of the amount of money it represents, but because it includes in it all the details of each of it's contained "previous transactions"). Any transaction will always have to bring inside it the info about it's originating "previous transaction", in order to form the "chain" of the blockchain, a registry in which the transactions are linked in a history sequence.So, a transaction is "too big" not because of it's value, but better because it was formed from several other previous transactions that now are contained and described inside it. That's why Majormax said: (...) A lot of people don't realise that 'Transaction Size' is not proportional to the number of coins, but rather to the space (memory) used.
Wallet coin control is a useful feature, and not just for Proof of Stake coins.
I hope I was able to explain it in a clear manner.
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Slydog
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August 14, 2014, 03:52:04 AM |
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What a great community. Thank you for all the great responses. Looks like I'll be sending lots of small transactions. lol Cheers
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highlandknight
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August 14, 2014, 06:49:23 AM |
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I have a question. what ever happened with that anime store someone was working on? heard about it now nothing??
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altmoon
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August 14, 2014, 06:56:05 AM |
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i can't open the page of this coin. does this coin still alive?
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