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October 07, 2014, 12:10:09 AM |
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Doesn't work...and wow....that is by soo far the best looking wallet in any crypto ever!!! EDIT: It does work, will fix now. |
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Irontiga
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October 07, 2014, 12:18:10 AM |
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Doesn't work...and wow....that is by soo far the best looking wallet in any crypto ever!!! EDIT: It does work, will fix now. I think my servers are broken, can someone please check to see if all my stuff is working? |
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uray
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October 07, 2014, 12:20:23 AM |
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Doesn't work...and wow....that is by soo far the best looking wallet in any crypto ever!!! EDIT: It does work, will fix now. its not finish yet, i am planning to add miner and plotter inside wallet, and also mining stat, blockchain stat, explorer, IRC backed chat, in-wallet advertising, news feeds, ... |
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Irontiga
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October 07, 2014, 12:22:15 AM |
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Doesn't work...and wow....that is by soo far the best looking wallet in any crypto ever!!! EDIT: It does work, will fix now. its not finish yet, i am planning to add miner and plotter inside wallet, and also mining stat, blockchain stat, explorer, IRC backed chat, in-wallet advertising, news feeds, ... I think because of you burst will succeed. You are truly an amazing dev. |
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October 07, 2014, 12:22:56 AM |
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Seriously , i think Uray should officially be part of the development team.
As i mention earlier , Uray contribution to burst is as much as the developer.
Uray contributed on infrastructure of burst whereas developer work on function and feature of burst.
Now what we need is PR team and we are set for the moon. PR is a very powerful tool. Look at black coin.
If we have a PR team that has the same capability as the development team, burst will be unstoppable.
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uray
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October 07, 2014, 12:29:33 AM |
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Doesn't work...and wow....that is by soo far the best looking wallet in any crypto ever!!! EDIT: It does work, will fix now. its not finish yet, i am planning to add miner and plotter inside wallet, and also mining stat, blockchain stat, explorer, IRC backed chat, in-wallet advertising, news feeds, ... I think because of you burst will succeed. You are truly an amazing dev. LOL ! , cmon.. lets build Burst amazing features and services and also for graphics designer out there, I need help to create infographics style page, describing the feature of burst, just minimalism design with less text and more flat style image. you can see those tiny little texts at https://burstcoin.io , i want if user hover on the text, it will show nice looking infographic explaining the feature anyone ? |
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uray
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October 07, 2014, 12:30:29 AM |
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Seriously , i think Uray should officially be part of the development team.
As i mention earlier , Uray contribution to burst is as much as the developer.
Uray contributed on infrastructure of burst whereas developer work on function and feature of burst.
Now what we need is PR team and we are set for the moon. PR is a very powerful tool. Look at black coin.
If we have a PR team that has the same capability as the development team, burst will be unstoppable.
why don't you become Lead PR ?  i vote for you! |
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October 07, 2014, 12:31:55 AM |
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awesome thats what i was looking for thanks |
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October 07, 2014, 01:00:06 AM |
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It's obvious from the page you linked that the vast majority of those attacks were due to execution of untrusted code via a browser, not really applicable to BURST or NXT's usage. Aside from just not using or disabling Java, which isn't always an option for enterprise users, Gundert has a few suggestions. At the top of the list is a need for some form of behavior detection that monitors a user's chain of events before they land on an exploit.
"For example, is a user requesting a Web page that included obfuscated JavaScript, and is the user being redirected?" Gundert asked.
Most legitimate Websites will not use hidden or obfuscated JavaScript, and few will redirect users without authorization, he explained. There is much more reasonable and relevant consideration of the question here: Ultimately, the question of which language is best – or riskiest – is just a distraction. To understand and manage risk, you need to ensure that your developers understand the intricacies of their tools, that you have a solid plan for attacking the challenges presented by your application, and that you have sufficient internal controls to recognize when you are off course. i know it is complex to design and code a library which "speaks burst" because many java dependencies and object methods do not exist or cannot simply be ported.
however, only if the java dependency for burst is removed burst can grow really big.
i dont want to say it cannot grow because of java but it can grow really huge without it.
if there is a 0-day java exploit some day (which happens almost annually) the whole burst ecosystem could collapse due to java.
depending on the integration and dependencies in c there is also a risk involved but this is much smaller than offering an attacker the largest plattform (java) which exists as target.
Until some reasonable and articulable problem with the java implementation develops, rewriting just to have it in a more investor-appealing programming language sounds like a massive waste of effort which could go (and is going) to developing features which will actually make BURST useful. |
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Irontiga
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October 07, 2014, 01:05:14 AM |
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Hey, obviously we all want burst to grow, and $1/1burst would be really nice  . Unfortunately that would mean a $1 tx fee....that's no good, and we don't want to go on a hard fork later on. Can we not then change the code, so that at say, block 200,000 the tx fee goes to 0.1burst, and then at block 500,000 it drops to 0.01 burst. It could drop more later as well. Could this work? |
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October 07, 2014, 02:05:19 AM |
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Looks like the next rise may be coming - up to 156 on c-cex now with huge support on Bittrex. Big holders no longer content to sell for these prices and therefore price has to go up.
Buy, mine and hold - you will not regret it.
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Irontiga
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October 07, 2014, 02:13:34 AM |
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Looks like the next rise may be coming - up to 156 on c-cex now with huge support on Bittrex. Big holders no longer content to sell for these prices and therefore price has to go up.
Buy, mine and hold - you will not regret it.
So far I don't, bought @140, not a lot, but enough. |
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October 07, 2014, 02:38:44 AM |
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Crappy time lately for crypto in general. We we're singing this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OBwS66EBUcY . Then the OverStock CEO showed. I don't know how he's going to get the regulators to let him start a revolution in finance, but if anybody will do it he will. |
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October 07, 2014, 02:43:35 AM |
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Looks like the next rise may be coming - up to 156 on c-cex now with huge support on Bittrex. Big holders no longer content to sell for these prices and therefore price has to go up.
Buy, mine and hold - you will not regret it.
So far I don't, bought @140, not a lot, but enough. Smart man. We who buy, mine and hold will be the whales come December when everyone starts buying up coins left right and center. 500,000 or 1 Million Burst may not be much now - but wait till the coin passes 1000 Sat, and then 2000, then 3000 - then you will know what it feels like to be the one with the power to move markets as opposed to trying to ride the waves of others  My next payday I will buy another BTC (hopefully its still low) and that will go straight into bolstering the buy walls. I suggest others do the same. Very unlikely for anyone to dump more that 50K at these prices so its about as safe as buy walls can get and worst comes to worst you end up with a big bag of BURST at a rock bottom price. |
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Irontiga
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October 07, 2014, 02:44:50 AM |
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Looks like the next rise may be coming - up to 156 on c-cex now with huge support on Bittrex. Big holders no longer content to sell for these prices and therefore price has to go up.
Buy, mine and hold - you will not regret it.
So far I don't, bought @140, not a lot, but enough. Smart man. We who buy, mine and hold will be the whales come December when everyone starts buying up coins left right and center. 500,000 or 1 Million Burst may not be much now - but wait till the coin passes 1000 Sat, and then 2000, then 3000 - then you will know what it feels like to be the one with the power to move markets as opposed to trying to ride the waves of others My next payday I will buy another BTC (hopefully its still low) and that will go straight into bolstering the buy walls. I suggest others do the same. Very unlikely for anyone to dump more that 50K at these prices so its about as safe as buy walls can get and worst comes to worst you end up with a big bag of BURST at a rock bottom price. I wasn't talking a mill of 500k...i was talking 200k...  I'm really new to crypto |
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October 07, 2014, 02:48:22 AM |
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Looks like the next rise may be coming - up to 156 on c-cex now with huge support on Bittrex. Big holders no longer content to sell for these prices and therefore price has to go up.
Buy, mine and hold - you will not regret it.
So far I don't, bought @140, not a lot, but enough. Smart man. We who buy, mine and hold will be the whales come December when everyone starts buying up coins left right and center. 500,000 or 1 Million Burst may not be much now - but wait till the coin passes 1000 Sat, and then 2000, then 3000 - then you will know what it feels like to be the one with the power to move markets as opposed to trying to ride the waves of others My next payday I will buy another BTC (hopefully its still low) and that will go straight into bolstering the buy walls. I suggest others do the same. Very unlikely for anyone to dump more that 50K at these prices so its about as safe as buy walls can get and worst comes to worst you end up with a big bag of BURST at a rock bottom price. I wasn't talking a mill of 500k...i was talking 200k... I'm really new to crypto Still going to be worth a fortune when it cracks 2 and 3000 Satoshi man. Just hold em! This thing will do a Blackcoin at some point before Christmas - expect 20 or 30x higher price than we have now. Sure it will be largely controlled by the pumpers (they have had their eye on this thing for a while now, silently accumulating) but you will profit with them. Its the ones buying at 1500 and above that will be taking the risk - we have it made in the shade  |
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October 07, 2014, 02:54:16 AM |
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I haven't been in this thread too much but isn't Burst the closest thing to a decentralized ebay anybody's got working so far? The escrow features could help with that. I suppose you could use the "Digital Goods" in NXT but they are still working on their MRKT place or whatever.
Also this mining could appeal to libertarians. Russia is banning bitcoin and apparently PRESENTING INFORMATION ABOUT BITCOIN, the bitlicense, unclear Canadian regulations, the empires are striking back. I'm not libertarian but I was still quite pissed when Ebay wouldn't let me buy ASICs because of the country I'm from. I mean, there's got to be a backlash from anybody who likes freedom if the government starts demanding fingerprints to buy hard drives or something.
Simply, I think Burst is just not that well known yet and we could do better at selling it.
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Irontiga
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October 07, 2014, 03:19:56 AM |
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I haven't been in this thread too much but isn't Burst the closest thing to a decentralized ebay anybody's got working so far? The escrow features could help with that. I suppose you could use the "Digital Goods" in NXT but they are still working on their MRKT place or whatever.
Also this mining could appeal to libertarians. Russia is banning bitcoin and apparently PRESENTING INFORMATION ABOUT BITCOIN, the bitlicense, unclear Canadian regulations, the empires are striking back. I'm not libertarian but I was still quite pissed when Ebay wouldn't let me buy ASICs because of the country I'm from. I mean, there's got to be a backlash from anybody who likes freedom if the government starts demanding fingerprints to buy hard drives or something.
Simply, I think Burst is just not that well known yet and we could do better at selling it.
Yes, there are only something like 3000 wallets that have burst in them, that's not a lot, and averages way below $100 in burst each. Just wait, burst will be big. No need to even think about price. Just don't buy when it's high. That's all the thinking about price you need to do. |
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October 07, 2014, 03:20:37 AM |
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I haven't been in this thread too much but isn't Burst the closest thing to a decentralized ebay anybody's got working so far? The escrow features could help with that. I suppose you could use the "Digital Goods" in NXT but they are still working on their MRKT place or whatever.
Also this mining could appeal to libertarians. Russia is banning bitcoin and apparently PRESENTING INFORMATION ABOUT BITCOIN, the bitlicense, unclear Canadian regulations, the empires are striking back. I'm not libertarian but I was still quite pissed when Ebay wouldn't let me buy ASICs because of the country I'm from. I mean, there's got to be a backlash from anybody who likes freedom if the government starts demanding fingerprints to buy hard drives or something.
Simply, I think Burst is just not that well known yet and we could do better at selling it.
Good point! I think we should try and spark a community driven marketing campaign. How much would it cost to get a Press Release out and spread it like wildfire over Twitter etc? |
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October 07, 2014, 03:28:20 AM |
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I haven't been in this thread too much but isn't Burst the closest thing to a decentralized ebay anybody's got working so far? The escrow features could help with that. I suppose you could use the "Digital Goods" in NXT but they are still working on their MRKT place or whatever.
Also this mining could appeal to libertarians. Russia is banning bitcoin and apparently PRESENTING INFORMATION ABOUT BITCOIN, the bitlicense, unclear Canadian regulations, the empires are striking back. I'm not libertarian but I was still quite pissed when Ebay wouldn't let me buy ASICs because of the country I'm from. I mean, there's got to be a backlash from anybody who likes freedom if the government starts demanding fingerprints to buy hard drives or something.
Simply, I think Burst is just not that well known yet and we could do better at selling it.
Good point! I think we should try and spark a community driven marketing campaign. How much would it cost to get a Press Release out and spread it like wildfire over Twitter etc? A press thing atm would kill burst. It is still too hard to start mining. Too much crazy development going on. Just be patient. Wait till burst is just an amazing currency, then the investors will come. But on the other hand, without more miners the distribution is not going well... |
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