[ANN][BURST] Burst | Efficient HDD Mining | New 1.2.3 Fork block 92000

[Elmit]

Does anybody work on a mobile wallet app?

Why don't u give it a shot? Get one of your devs to go for it.

I have done, as you requested!

Point your browser to http://home.elmit.biz:8125
It works already today!
It is only for testing!
It is a STABLE Linux server!

[Elmit]

seasonw:

[Burst] BURST-HHQG-E8CH-VRNL-AY72B   [XMG] 9Jg1u3hyC9RdTkEgKzEbdhwSu5dttCtrJy   BTC 1GyZkrbhr9gyAf4ZLihV9Rz8HNNwVeB1Bg

I wonder about XMG and Burst. Since Burst does not need much CPU, could we parallel mine XMG?

Try XMR. Very low power use on NVIDIA. I mine both 24/7.

It seems it is not for me, ... I am using proudly Linux - after IBM dropped OS/2

[Elmit]

I think its about time we use our own FCKN FORUM   this is getting stupid now,   Useful infomation is soo hard to find here.....

for example My wallet will not sync,  Blockchain has been stuck downloading for 2 weeks   ever since i upgraded  :/   cant find the post i need to fix this!


WHY WHY WHY DO WE CHOSE TO NAVIGATE almost 1000 Pages under 1 thread for basic information!

Working on a guide my self and ull find among OP page ull see a lot of links and also section to this coin and help guides. Might want to try opening your eyes and looking first to find solutions to problems. Sync problems been fixed many times download blockchain files add in let it import and scan job done.

When will your guide be available?

[Elmit]

Hi all,

I have been solo mining for a few months now and have saved up a good amount of BURST. Now that I have my stack, I am considering leasing my hard disk space in monthly contracts and would like to feel out demand for the service.

I have briefly read about the Petabyte asset offering a similar service for something like $80/TB. I am not sure if this is for the lifetime of the drives or any other details since I have not been on the asset's page in the marketplace yet.

As an alternative, I would like to offer my disk space at $10/TB per month, payable via Bitcoin (also considering pegging it to a BTC amount). (Sorry, this would not be on the BURST asset exchange). Monthly payouts seem to be the easiest to deal with at the moment.

I currently have around 90TB available, mining 24/7 (for the most part, brief restarts and maintenance periods are inevitable), on a BURST-dedicated PC. 100 TB total will be available soon.

So, would anyone out there be interested in such a service? I would provide proof that the drives exist and that they are mining. A dedicated BURST address would be created for anyone to track the mining performance.

PetaByte buys with the Bursts a new hard disk - with warranty. We don't re-plot that space for the asset holders. Instead we use the shares-% to payout the mining profit.
Assets can be traded, so that it is an additional feature. People change their mind and want to do something else, then they sell the assets.
In your model of renting out space, I can hardly see a success. It is up to you what you charge.

great, but $10/ month is a lot. Like, heaps. Sorry, but no buyers at that price.

lol

[Merick]

Elmit, so you have made a web wallet for everyone to use, but maybe its just me being a noob but I do not see any https indication on this sight.  So you are offering a web wallet service to the general public that is not secure.  You are inviting people to send their passphrase across the internet on an un-encrypted line?  Just  because you can make a web wallet that "works" doesn't mean you should do it.

You offering this website is irresponsible and reckless.  You say "Its only for tests, don't use it"  but yet you still offer it on a public forum.  Do your testing on your own closed systems until it is secure and working fine.  All it will take is for one new user to make a large deposit into this non-secure web wallet, have his passphrase intercepted via man in the middle resulting in all of his burst lost.  This is a very big risk for bad publicity.

Or maybe I just don't understand and I am being a noob.  *shrugs*  If so, then I apologize, but this web wallet does not look very secure to me.  Please convince me that it is secure

[Elmit]

As said at the beginning, it is a test, don't use it. However, it works! I did not invite people at all. I only proved it works.

I haven't added a certificate yet, than it is also secure. I am not sure if I want to do that, since it was only a test.

If you use a public web wallet for a large transaction, then you are certainly not good advised, ... It is like writing your pin code on the atm card.

If you use a new account, or just for special purposes, like I do, then it is fine. I would not use it for my PetaByte mining from a computer in an Internet Cafe.

E.g. I use a new wallet for the very reason you mentioned. For demo, to spend with it little only. My other accounts, which I fill from local wallet.
Does this make sense, it is just a test.

Wait for other people to make a secure wallet. And ask if it is on Windows - more or less a NSA product (as Bill Gates once accidentally was heard saying) - or an open source *nix version.

[Irontiga]

As said at the beginning, it is a test, don't use it. However, it works! I did not invite people at all. I only proved it works.

I haven't added a certificate yet, than it is also secure. I am not sure if I want to do that, since it was only a test.

If you use a public web wallet for a large transaction, then you are certainly not good advised, ... It is like writing your pin code on the atm card.

If you use a new account, or just for special purposes, like I do, then it is fine. I would not use it for my PetaByte mining from a computer in an Internet Cafe.

E.g. I use a new wallet for the very reason you mentioned. For demo, to spend with it little only. My other accounts, which I fill from local wallet.
Does this make sense, it is just a test.

Wait for other people to make a secure wallet. And ask if it is on Windows - more or less a NSA product (as Bill Gates once accidentally was heard saying) - or an open source *nix version.

You literally just said "I am an asshole and don't understand anything"

The burst wallet never sends passphrase to server, so MITM attacks are impossible. Don't think i have any reason to reply to that mega shit post above. Oh, and goodluck with the roi on petabyte, i'd bet 1000 to 1 it won't roi without ponzi'ing. Also, in the face of this, u still don't provide proof of your hdd's.

My spelling mistakes are because i reply, i don't write an essay and publish.

Oh, and my pool vs. your pool:



Your server is amazing.

Oh, no, maybei should test from a singapore server:

[haitch]

As said at the beginning, it is a test, don't use it. However, it works! I did not invite people at all. I only proved it works.

I haven't added a certificate yet, than it is also secure. I am not sure if I want to do that, since it was only a test.

If you use a public web wallet for a large transaction, then you are certainly not good advised, ... It is like writing your pin code on the atm card.

If you use a new account, or just for special purposes, like I do, then it is fine. I would not use it for my PetaByte mining from a computer in an Internet Cafe.

E.g. I use a new wallet for the very reason you mentioned. For demo, to spend with it little only. My other accounts, which I fill from local wallet.
Does this make sense, it is just a test.

Wait for other people to make a secure wallet. And ask if it is on Windows - more or less a NSA product (as Bill Gates once accidentally was heard saying) - or an open source *nix version.

You literally just said "I am an asshole and don't understand anything"

The burst wallet never sends passphrase to server, so MITM attacks are impossible. Don't think i have any reason to reply to that mega shit post above. Oh, and goodluck with the roi on petabyte, i'd bet 1000 to 1 it won't roi without ponzi'ing. Also, in the face of this, u still don't provide proof of your hdd's.

My spelling mistakes are because i reply, i don't write an essay and publish.

Oh, and my pool vs. your pool:

Your server is amazing.

Oh, no, maybei should test from a singapore server:

There is no way in hell I'd send my passphrase to an online wallet. MITM is the least of your worries, you're trusting that the provider of the wallet is an honest actor, not one who might be harvesting passphrases for the purpose of emptying wallets - and I don't trust Elmit as far as I can throw him ......

And Elmit,
1) For the hundredth time, burst.ninja is not running on Windows, or Linux - the O/S with even more security vulnerabilities than Windows. http://www.gfi.com/blog/most-vulnerable-operating-systems-and-applications-in-2014/
2) I see your pool is running the same code the other pools are. The code that "loses" payments to it's miners. burst.ninja was developed from the ground up because of the flaws in the code you're using.

[Elmit]

As said at the beginning, it is a test, don't use it. However, it works! I did not invite people at all. I only proved it works.

I haven't added a certificate yet, than it is also secure. I am not sure if I want to do that, since it was only a test.

If you use a public web wallet for a large transaction, then you are certainly not good advised, ... It is like writing your pin code on the atm card.

If you use a new account, or just for special purposes, like I do, then it is fine. I would not use it for my PetaByte mining from a computer in an Internet Cafe.

E.g. I use a new wallet for the very reason you mentioned. For demo, to spend with it little only. My other accounts, which I fill from local wallet.
Does this make sense, it is just a test.

Wait for other people to make a secure wallet. And ask if it is on Windows - more or less a NSA product (as Bill Gates once accidentally was heard saying) - or an open source *nix version.

You literally just said "I am an asshole and don't understand anything"

The burst wallet never sends passphrase to server, so MITM attacks are impossible. Don't think i have any reason to reply to that mega shit post above. Oh, and goodluck with the roi on petabyte, i'd bet 1000 to 1 it won't roi without ponzi'ing. Also, in the face of this, u still don't provide proof of your hdd's.

My spelling mistakes are because i reply, i don't write an essay and publish.

I did not say literally anything of that, I am way too polite to do so. (Aber Gedanken sind Zollfrei)
The next sentence just proofs again!
PetaByte is doing well. Thanks of your promotion, people are seeing it, see that it pays out, can see the blockchain as proof.
Obviously you do not even know what a PONZI scheme is. Maybe you should google again, before posting.
I don't understand, why I need to proof the hard disk. I offer mining profit, and that is a proof!
However, you can visit me and I let you SEE the harddisk, I worry if you touch them they might lose the data, ... hehehehehe

I wonder about the last sentence. If you feel I write too much, so why do YOU make then more spelling errors??? Does not make sense to write less and make more errors.

[FakeAccount]

not the best price on a hdd but decent - $89.00 for 3TB :
http://www.frys.com/product/7725758?site=sa:adpages%20page:P38_SUN%20date:030115

any other great deals out there?

[Irontiga]

There is no way in hell I'd send my passphrase to an online wallet. MITM is the least of your worries, you're trusting that the provider of the wallet is an honest actor, not one who might be harvesting passphrases for the purpose of emptying wallets - and I don't trust Elmit as far as I can throw him ......

And Elmit,
1) For the hundredth time, burst.ninja is not running on Windows, or Linux - the O/S with even more security vulnerabilities than Windows. http://www.gfi.com/blog/most-vulnerable-operating-systems-and-applications-in-2014/
2) I see your pool is running the same code the other pools are. The code that "loses" payments to it's miners. burst.ninja was developed from the ground up because of the flaws in the code you're using.

Yeah, ik, that's why i said about him changing code. You could run the html locally and get data from a trusted server(worst that can happen is the server tell u u have 1mill burst when u only 99k)

I did not say literally anything of that, I am way too polite to do so. (Aber Gedanken sind Zollfrei)
The next sentence just proofs again!
PetaByte is doing well. Thanks of your promotion, people are seeing it, see that it pays out, can see the blockchain as proof.
Obviously you do not even know what a PONZI scheme is. Maybe you should google again, before posting.
I don't understand, why I need to proof the hard disk. I offer mining profit, and that is a proof!
However, you can visit me and I let you SEE the harddisk, I worry if you touch them they might lose the data, ... hehehehehe

I wonder about the last sentence. If you feel I write too much, so why do YOU make then more spelling errors??? Does not make sense to write less and make more errors.

I don't think u will be getting more investors. It is your responsibility to provide proof. People who don't are scammers.

not the best price on a hdd but decent - $89.00 for 3TB :
http://www.frys.com/product/7725758?site=sa:adpages%20page:P38_SUN%20date:030115

any other great deals out there?

That's good for the moment

[crowetic]

is it bad that I'm just sitting back laughing?

lol.

[Elmit]

And Elmit,
1) For the hundredth time, burst.ninja is not running on Windows, or Linux - the O/S with even more security vulnerabilities than Windows. http://www.gfi.com/blog/most-vulnerable-operating-systems-and-applications-in-2014/

Good for you, that you FINALLY found that Windows is not the right tool for that!
I am proud of you!
When I last time read about the server, crowtec stated that is a Windows 2012 server.

Did you find that by yourself or did somebody told you to post that, ... lol

2) I see your pool is running the same code the other pools are. The code that "loses" payments to it's miners. burst.ninja was developed from the ground up because of the flaws in the code you're using.

Good eyes!

I never lost a payment!
Well I did, I accidentally transferred to irontiga a couple of thousands Burst. But he needs them!

[haitch]

And Elmit,
1) For the hundredth time, burst.ninja is not running on Windows, or Linux - the O/S with even more security vulnerabilities than Windows. http://www.gfi.com/blog/most-vulnerable-operating-systems-and-applications-in-2014/

Good for you, that you FINALLY found that Windows is not the right tool for that!
I am proud of you!
When I last time read about the server, crowtec stated that is a Windows 2012 server.

Did you find that by yourself or did somebody told you to post that, ... lol

Elmit, elmit, elmit ... are you really this stupid, or is it just a bizzare act?

Crowetic specifically said the original burst.ga was running the code (the same code you're running) on Windows Server. The new code is on FreeBSD, not Windows

2) I see your pool is running the same code the other pools are. The code that "loses" payments to it's miners. burst.ninja was developed from the ground up because of the flaws in the code you're using.

Good eyes!

I never lost a payment!
Well I did, I accidentally transferred to irontiga a couple of thousands Burst. But he needs them!

The code you're running is the same code burst.ga used to run, it claims to have made payouts, but sometimes those transactions don't make it to the blockchain. So yeah, you're losing payments, well - you're not, the people mining on your pool are the ones getting ripped off.

[Irontiga]

I never lost a payment!
Well I did, I accidentally transferred to irontiga a couple of thousands Burst. But he needs them!

If I am as incapable as you make out, then you are doing Burst a major disservice by empowering those who are doing it harm.

[Elmit]

Why http://localhost:8125/atlotteries.html includes now all http://localhost:8125/atcrowdfund.html

[Irontiga]

Why http://localhost:8125/atlotteries.html includes now all http://localhost:8125/atcrowdfund.html

Cause ur an idiot and u didn't update. It was much talked about in this thread, if only u had actually read what others posted....

[Elmit]

Why http://localhost:8125/atlotteries.html includes now all http://localhost:8125/atcrowdfund.html

Cause ur an idiot and u didn't update. It was much talked about in this thread, if only u had actually read what others posted....

Where is the new file(s)?

[Irontiga]

Why http://localhost:8125/atlotteries.html includes now all http://localhost:8125/atcrowdfund.html

Cause ur an idiot and u didn't update. It was much talked about in this thread, if only u had actually read what others posted....

Where is the new file(s)?

Burst has a website. DYOR

[haitch]

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