[SDC] ShadowCash | Welcome to the UMBRA

[systh]

I'm sure many people have asked, but what's the ETA on the SDC exchange? Some very slick features here and if it can attract 5 or 10% of the DNM transactions I think it would explode.

Indeed

Roadmap for the project is here: https://shadowproject.io/en/roadmap

Looks like this year.

Disclaimer: This roadmap hasn't been updated since March. Yes, it's our/my fault, but we're planning whole website redesign anyway, where we'll sort this out in a more update-able manner.

If you want to stay up-to-date, I suggest following Dev/community updates on Blog, where it's usually summarized what has been done and what's planned next.

[jeewaka]

new update from today
https://blog.shadowproject.io/2016/09/22/dev-update-ii-moving-forward-september/

[domtasc3]

Completely dead forum for two days? Not a single post? What's up?

[vtr99]

Completely dead forum for two days? Not a single post? What's up?

Pretty normal, there are lots of discussions about SDC going on in other places like Slack.

[rustynailer]

Well I just changed my sig, is that a good enough reason to make a post?

[chompyZ]

Issue with 2FA is that you are forcing people to go with Google, second, people who travel past their cellphone area code with surcharges, and I found it caused me grief when I traveled abroad.
Also 2FA security has caused security hacks in the US where some folks called the cell provider of the target victim as a provider rep and got the sim card and now had full access.

Completely agree. It just isn't a benefit when used on a private wallet which should already be 100% secure. It could easily cause problems if you lose your phone, or don't have it with you.

+1
In that case, how about - upon installation of the wallet and generation of the PrivKey, wallet asks user if he/she wants a 2FA on a USB. If user clicks YES, generate an authentication key on a USB (which can be cloned for 2nd or 3rd backup), in a similar manner that a full-system encryption via USB as a 2FA is done. similar to-
http://blog.refu.co/?p=1398

[Arvydas77]

Does someone has information about SDC listing on Chinese exchanges?

[xxxgoodgirls]

Hello there, is the wallet providing a private voip full working?

[systh]

Does someone has information about SDC listing on Chinese exchanges?

Chinese exchange is currently actively pursued. Shouldn't be too long before SDC gets listed.
I don't want to speak on behalf of those involved, so you'll always get better info on our Slack.

Hello there, is the wallet providing a private voip full working?

No, Wallet doesn't offer VoIP at all. Where did you get this info?
We have decentralized private (group) chat, if that's what you mean.

[xxxgoodgirls]

Hello there, is the wallet providing a private voip full working?

No, Wallet doesn't offer VoIP at all. Where did you get this info?
We have decentralized private (group) chat, if that's what you mean.

Uhm, I am pretty sure it was in original SDC team plans.
Anyway, does anyone know a reliable private voip client? I am looking for one.

[publicjud]

Hello there, is the wallet providing a private voip full working?

No, Wallet doesn't offer VoIP at all. Where did you get this info?
We have decentralized private (group) chat, if that's what you mean.

Uhm, I am pretty sure it was in original SDC team plans.
Anyway, does anyone know a reliable private voip client? I am looking for one.

Signal is touted as a secure voip/message app.

[mrsky]

Serious project with promising future, love how they are working on a useful environment so that users might really leave the app (node) open on their computers - for anonymous chat or tor browsing, for ex. Would be great to have a Linux ShadowOS preloaded with SDC node for RASPBERRY PI. Really cheap way of running a node and great secure wallet if you have stakes on the coin. I mean, eventually people that are bought into the coin will want to help enforce the system (by running nodes) to protect their coins.

[thewarners777]

Serious project with promising future, love how they are working on a useful environment so that users might really leave the app (node) open on their computers - for anonymous chat or tor browsing, for ex. Would be great to have a Linux ShadowOS preloaded with SDC node for RASPBERRY PI. Really cheap way of running a node and great secure wallet if you have stakes on the coin. I mean, eventually people that are bought into the coin will want to help enforce the system (by running nodes) to protect their coins.

This had already been done. I think @dasource or @code has set this up.

[coinvault.io]

Hi community,
Are you interested in a web wallet?
Check out coinvault.io or get in touch

[lawgicc]

a year later...after the 55k sdc hack & the price is .0023. glad to see sdc still climbing.


haven't traded since.

[lawgicc]

looking at my post history , I never once posted this. this was from whoever hacked my account. i never changed my pw after the loss of my 55k to see what would happen to this account.

http://imgur.com/a/NEMom

[systh]

Serious project with promising future, love how they are working on a useful environment so that users might really leave the app (node) open on their computers - for anonymous chat or tor browsing, for ex. Would be great to have a Linux ShadowOS preloaded with SDC node for RASPBERRY PI. Really cheap way of running a node and great secure wallet if you have stakes on the coin. I mean, eventually people that are bought into the coin will want to help enforce the system (by running nodes) to protect their coins.

This had already been done. I think @dasource or @code has set this up.

There you go. It's not preloaded, but at least you can do it yourself, without needing to rely on 3rd party (to be honest and not fill it up with malware):
https://shadowproject.io/en/tutorials/shadow-daemon-raspberry-pi2

[LiteBit]

Serious project with promising future, love how they are working on a useful environment so that users might really leave the app (node) open on their computers - for anonymous chat or tor browsing, for ex. Would be great to have a Linux ShadowOS preloaded with SDC node for RASPBERRY PI. Really cheap way of running a node and great secure wallet if you have stakes on the coin. I mean, eventually people that are bought into the coin will want to help enforce the system (by running nodes) to protect their coins.

This had already been done. I think @dasource or @code has set this up.

There you go. It's not preloaded, but at least you can do it yourself, without needing to rely on 3rd party (to be honest and not fill it up with malware):
https://shadowproject.io/en/tutorials/shadow-daemon-raspberry-pi2

The team has released linuxarm compiles as well. https://talk.shadowproject.io/topic/540/get-shadowgui-staking-within-5-minutes-on-raspberry-pi-jesie-mate-and-others

In the future I believe these will be included on the github release page with checksums

[Ducati848]

Does anybody know why I am stuck on this block - I was stuck on a previous block but read on a forum what to do and it proceeded to sync until it got to this block - now I have no idea how to get it synced.

http://imgur.com/a/b4GVo

[chilly2k]

Does anybody know why I am stuck on this block - I was stuck on a previous block but read on a forum what to do and it proceeded to sync until it got to this block - now I have no idea how to get it synced.

   You need to download the new Umbra client.  I know, I did the same thing.