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January 31, 2017, 03:40:02 AM |
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To be honest that divisibility point was just a copy from the original. I don't know why it is half either. Don't think it should be really.
As to the other points I can try to do additions asap.
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Ratatosk
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January 31, 2017, 09:07:30 AM |
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Hi
Sorry to ask again, but is there a technical limitation relative to the possibility to generate on-demand a new random receiving address for a same wallet, please ?
Like Bitcoin Armory wallet does it automatically when clicking on button Receive Bitcoins of a specific wallet, for example.
For a privacy/anonymous centric cryptocurrency, I think it's a very important and useful feature.
Don't want to copy-paste always the same unique Monero address everywhere on the web, chat, emails... linked to my identity or multiple identities.
You understand what I mean ? Or am I wrong somewhere ?
I once read that the GUI wallet has a plugin system allowing third party possible plugins, is it still correct ?
Thank you :-)
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DaveyJones
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January 31, 2017, 09:42:28 AM |
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Hi
Sorry to ask again, but is there a technical limitation relative to the possibility to generate on-demand a new random receiving address for a same wallet, please ?
Like Bitcoin Armory wallet does it automatically when clicking on button Receive Bitcoins of a specific wallet, for example.
For a privacy/anonymous centric cryptocurrency, I think it's a very important and useful feature.
Don't want to copy-paste always the same unique Monero address everywhere on the web, chat, emails... linked to my identity or multiple identities.
You understand what I mean ? Or am I wrong somewhere ?
I once read that the GUI wallet has a plugin system allowing third party possible plugins, is it still correct ?
Thank you :-)
I think you might see that feature as people are working on implenting One-Time-Adresses, but don't have any timeframe for you. I guess the plugin system will come when wallet nears the end of beta
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Ratatosk
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January 31, 2017, 10:04:44 AM |
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Thank you
I Googled and read about Monero One-Time-Adresses, but it's not what I would like : if I understand well, the One-Time-Adresses can only be used one time. What I would like is the possibility for each wallet to generate on demand additionnal new receiving addresses, that can be re-used forever.
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bitebits
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January 31, 2017, 07:42:25 PM |
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[...] What I would like is the possibility for each wallet to generate on demand additionnal new receiving addresses, that can be re-used forever.
This of course would be a nice feature, not being required to move funds from the one wallet to the other. However be aware that such a feature is less needed than with Bitcoin. since you can't see the transaction history on the receiving address. You need of course be careful in which cases you are using the same wallet address. When you are having an address on your LinkedIn account, you might not want to use the same when you are ordering alpaca socks. Because some might figure out you are wearing alpaca socks..
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- You can figure out what will happen, not when /Warren Buffett - Pay any Bitcoin address privately with a little help of Monero.
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Johnny Mnemonic
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January 31, 2017, 10:46:04 PM |
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What would be really convenient would be a simple javascript file that can be included in web pages that can generate payment IDs and corresponding integrated addresses from a const wallet address.
Basically, I want to display a new integrated address on every page load (and store the PID in a hidden input field on that page). I don't want to make any offsite requests.
Does something like this exist?
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ibuyltc
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February 01, 2017, 12:15:00 AM |
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What would be really convenient would be a simple javascript file that can be included in web pages that can generate payment IDs and corresponding integrated addresses from a const wallet address.
Basically, I want to display a new integrated address on every page load (and store the PID in a hidden input field on that page). I don't want to make any offsite requests.
Does something like this exist?
Ditto, looking for something like that too.
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CryptoRambler
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February 02, 2017, 06:34:12 AM |
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What do you mean fungible? Why bitcoin ain't but monero is?
It means every monero is exactly like every other monero. But the same can't be said of bitcoins. When coinbase tracks your coins and shuts your account if you sent some to a gambling site, that means some coins are different from others. Simply being able to track coins means they can't be fungible, because different coins are used for different things, and you can tell which coins have been used for what. Then the government would be able to prosecute you if you bought drugs or something. If the coins were indistinguishable, that wouldn't happen. Indistinguishable=fungible. On an even deeper level, realize that your DNA is now all that is needed to seal ANY case being investigated. DNA at scene? Wipes hands, shrug shoulders, case closed. Also, synthetic sperm and egg are now made from hair fiber, and could make you or ur "motherless babies" here. now. As clones.
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Aufar
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February 02, 2017, 06:39:30 AM |
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hello dev had reached where the development of your site?
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yoohoo309
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February 02, 2017, 02:40:49 PM |
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Hi
Sorry to ask again, but is there a technical limitation relative to the possibility to generate on-demand a new random receiving address for a same wallet, please ?
Like Bitcoin Armory wallet does it automatically when clicking on button Receive Bitcoins of a specific wallet, for example.
For a privacy/anonymous centric cryptocurrency, I think it's a very important and useful feature.
Don't want to copy-paste always the same unique Monero address everywhere on the web, chat, emails... linked to my identity or multiple identities.
You understand what I mean ? Or am I wrong somewhere ?
I once read that the GUI wallet has a plugin system allowing third party possible plugins, is it still correct ?
Thank you :-)
wait and watch with cool mind and relax attitude you can go anywhere otherwise it is impossible.
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CryptoRambler
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February 02, 2017, 06:18:41 PM |
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What would be really convenient would be a simple javascript file that can be included in web pages that can generate payment IDs and corresponding integrated addresses from a const wallet address.
Basically, I want to display a new integrated address on every page load (and store the PID in a hidden input field on that page). I don't want to make any offsite requests.
Does something like this exist?
Sounds like a Bitcoin payment channel where you make multiple Bitcoin transactions without commiting all of the transactions to the Bitcoin block chain. Is this what you are thinking ?
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Johnny Mnemonic
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February 03, 2017, 02:32:04 AM |
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What would be really convenient would be a simple javascript file that can be included in web pages that can generate payment IDs and corresponding integrated addresses from a const wallet address.
Basically, I want to display a new integrated address on every page load (and store the PID in a hidden input field on that page). I don't want to make any offsite requests.
Does something like this exist?
Sounds like a Bitcoin payment channel where you make multiple Bitcoin transactions without commiting all of the transactions to the Bitcoin block chain. Is this what you are thinking ? I just want a dead-simple method of accepting payments on a web page without the need to connect to a node. I'm putting together my own solution which I'll share with anyone else who could use it (it's derived from luigi1111's js tools). It's just a javascript function which takes a standard netbyte 12 xmr address and returns an integrated address.
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luigi1111
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February 03, 2017, 05:01:23 PM |
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What would be really convenient would be a simple javascript file that can be included in web pages that can generate payment IDs and corresponding integrated addresses from a const wallet address.
Basically, I want to display a new integrated address on every page load (and store the PID in a hidden input field on that page). I don't want to make any offsite requests.
Does something like this exist?
Sounds like a Bitcoin payment channel where you make multiple Bitcoin transactions without commiting all of the transactions to the Bitcoin block chain. Is this what you are thinking ? I just want a dead-simple method of accepting payments on a web page without the need to connect to a node. I'm putting together my own solution which I'll share with anyone else who could use it (it's derived from luigi1111's js tools). It's just a javascript function which takes a standard netbyte 12 xmr address and returns an integrated address. That should be almost trivially easy from the code on my site, yes.
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CryptoRambler
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February 04, 2017, 12:09:04 PM |
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What would be really convenient would be a simple javascript file that can be included in web pages that can generate payment IDs and corresponding integrated addresses from a const wallet address.
Basically, I want to display a new integrated address on every page load (and store the PID in a hidden input field on that page). I don't want to make any offsite requests.
Does something like this exist?
Sounds like a Bitcoin payment channel where you make multiple Bitcoin transactions without commiting all of the transactions to the Bitcoin block chain. Is this what you are thinking ? I just want a dead-simple method of accepting payments on a web page without the need to connect to a node. I'm putting together my own solution which I'll share with anyone else who could use it (it's derived from luigi1111's js tools). It's just a javascript function which takes a standard netbyte 12 xmr address and returns an integrated address. That should be almost trivially easy from the code on my site, yes. That sounds awesome. I would like to use too if possible. Paying/Being paid in XMR rocks and is definitely the future. It is a huge advantage that XMR has its own exchange and will allow for fast expansion
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Nevsky
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February 04, 2017, 03:40:48 PM |
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So, the Monero began its movement. Volume - 1283 Bitcoin, price - 0.01267500 in the Poloniex. He can return to the January 28 price of 0.014300. It would be great, of course I will not refuse from a new height.
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start the art
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February 05, 2017, 11:39:19 AM Last edit: February 11, 2017, 12:07:24 PM by start the art |
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New original and unique MONERO abstract paintings-click to zoom,please use PM for any details
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February 05, 2017, 01:29:40 PM |
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I remember someone offered similar art for Nxt long ago. The art was also composed by three splitted paintings forming an entity depicting the coin logo. Are you the same artist?
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Aufar
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February 05, 2017, 04:12:56 PM |
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hello sir,, where can I get coins monero through the home address?
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Millionero
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February 05, 2017, 05:13:33 PM |
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hello sir,, where can I get coins monero through the home address?
I'm not sure what you mean. Do you want to buy xmr? Go to poloniex.com Do you want to know how to keep the coins in your own wallet? https://www.monero.how/https://getmonero.org/To use the command line interface wallet (monero-wallet-cli), you have two options. 1) You can download ("sync") the blockchain and run a full node. 2) You can just run the wallet by itself, and connect to a remote node, which does not require having the blockchain on your computer.
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