[PRE-ANN][ZEN][Pre-sale] Zennet: Decentralized Supercomputer - Official Thread

[itsjohnny]

you can buy some off of me

[ohad]

Started in August and no Github so far ? Nice Scam mate

nah, we started at least a year ago
we just don't want the jealous guys to copy us
so we released many more things other than code

[ohad]

mbmorley -  you sound and smell like a troll to me.

now i'm pretty sure it's a trademark trolling case.
anyway, we'll change the name of zencoin very soon, and tell our lawyers about the damage they caused us by trolling..
just ask google about zencoin and "Chunky Moon"

[jwiz168]

I have read somewhere that POW also has a "kill-switch" aside from 51% attack . DPOS is still the better technology .

[ohad]

I have read somewhere that POW also has a "kill-switch" aside from 51% attack . DPOS is still the better technology .

it has, but in order to activate it, Satoshi would have to invest an amount of hashes larger than the whole hashes already invested in the whole chain.

[starodubcev]

We are with you guys!

[mrkavasaki]

 what is the advantage of zennet
 against https://secure.slicify.com/?

[Hueristic]

what is the advantage of zennet
 against https://secure.slicify.com/?

As a result, we can offer CPU power for batch processing

[mrkavasaki]

what is the advantage of zennet
 against https://secure.slicify.com/?

As a result, we can offer CPU power for batch processing

mmhh?? please explain it!

[altcoin hitler]

another case of prevented success and deadborn due to presale

[pallas]

what is the advantage of zennet
 against https://secure.slicify.com/?

As a result, we can offer CPU power for batch processing

first thing I noticed is that with slicify you need windows.

[unsoindovo]

what is the advantage of zennet
 against https://secure.slicify.com/?

As a result, we can offer CPU power for batch processing

first thing I noticed is that with slicify you need windows.

just a question....

when starts IPO?

i do not have time to read all thread pages!

[mishax1]

The first line in this whole thread would lead you to the answer 

[unsoindovo]

The first line in this whole thread would lead you to the answer  

Sorry

But i can read just "Q4'14: Pre-sale campaign launch. Core development."

No date!!!!

 

[gatra]

blah blah
let's see this working and then we'll compare it to "legacy" systems.

ahh those jealous guys.. you tried to design such a system and failed?
EDIT: i thought you talked about zennet rather ItsNotMe. apologies

haha no I just wanted that sterile discussion to end :-)

it was a good discussion until ItsNotMe got out of answers.. either he doesnt like decentralization, or crowd funding, or zennet, or myself.
PS i edited the comment for you above..

actually he may have a point there... a centralized service would solve many of your challenges, like trust/reputation (moderators could ban bad guys) and all the micropayment thing (buy prepaid credit in btc and then you can pay instantly).

Anyway, this time my question specifically is, how do you solve the problem of requiring high speed tx processing? is it with a coin with fast confimation times? have you decided on pow/pos?

I'm interested but still have doubts.... also, can anyone enlighten me on why cpushares failed?

[BitcoinFr34k]

wait and see
hope this coin will be great in the future 

[kenCode]

I totally agree with ya!

[fluxer555]

Moreover, it is important to understand that Zennet is as generic as possible.
All it gives is SSH connection to Linux hosts. That's it. Just like AWS. From here you can just run anything as-is.

Will each Linux host have internet access? If so, this opens up a wide range of applications.

How much memory does each Linux host have? Does this come with any disk space, too?

Do you have plans for sharing GPU cycles as well?

What software will be installed on these Linux hosts? Will there be a way to install custom software easily?

Will these be virtual hosts? or an actual user with shell access on the computer?

[zrunfeng]

i realy like this idea,i am in

[fluxer555]

Moreover, it is important to understand that Zennet is as generic as possible.
All it gives is SSH connection to Linux hosts. That's it. Just like AWS. From here you can just run anything as-is.

Will each Linux host have internet access? If so, this opens up a wide range of applications.

How much memory does each Linux host have? Does this come with any disk space, too?

Do you have plans for sharing GPU cycles as well?

What software will be installed on these Linux hosts? Will there be a way to install custom software easily?

Will these be virtual hosts? or an actual user with shell access on the computer?

Most of my questions were answered after reading the whitepaper. My only question that remains is, will each Linux host have internet access?