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September 16, 2014, 05:26:06 PM |
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Need to code for such a long time? Didn't see any new notice!!!!!!!!!!!
SDCDev is fighting the last little bugs, hope you HODL before the waves of awesome releases  Price is very very stable at this level. Only way up we have |
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September 16, 2014, 06:03:00 PM |
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Need to code for such a long time? Didn't see any new notice!!!!!!!!!!!
SDCDev is fighting the last little bugs, hope you HODL before the waves of awesome releases ooo its almost ready! |
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LongAndShort
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September 16, 2014, 06:16:16 PM |
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Need to code for such a long time? Didn't see any new notice!!!!!!!!!!!
SDCDev is fighting the last little bugs, hope you HODL before the waves of awesome releases ooo its almost ready! oooOOOooo i think some pee just came out! |
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September 16, 2014, 07:31:34 PM
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ShadowLite
Today we are releasing our brand new lite wallet (ShadowLite) functionality for desktop systems. This is a big update to the backend portion of the wallet and although this update is not mandatory, we do recommend that anyone running a 'full node' update to support the lite nodes that will be added to the network.
We've taken a completely different approach to wallet design based on the principles of the "Simplified Payment Verification" or “SPV” system outlined in section 8 of Satoshi’s Whitepaper (https://bitcoin.org/bitcoin.pdf). Instead of releasing a separate client, we’ve integrated optional lite functionality within the wallet. This allows for startup configuration to determine which mode you are running (thin or full).
The lite wallet functionality brings with it new options for wallet storage. For example, setting up a staking node on an isolated device such as a Raspberry Pi allows for better security, while still supporting the Shadow network.
ShadowLite mobile users have access to all existing functionality (including staking) with a reduced bandwidth, storage and memory footprint.
Instructions
Full mode: The new wallet is set to ‘full mode’ by default and as a result it requires no setup.
Lite mode: Enabling staking on thin mode uses a bit more data and storage, as it needs to verify transactions with full nodes. In addition, fetching information about previous blocks and the current state of the chain.
For those of you who wish to use the lite wallet, just add the following to your configuration file:
Alternatively, you can startup with the -thinmode parameter.
To enable staking in thin mode, run with -thinstake. It is recommended to run -thinstake with -thinfullindex
Running with "-thinfullindex" will keep the entire filtered chain in memory, like full mode which increases memory usage and decreases database reads.
Or add the following to your configuration file:
thinstake=1
thinfullindex=1
Updated Shadow UI/UX
The new UI, which is based on HMTL5 technology, will be released later this week for both desktop and mobile (ShadowGo) with ShadowLite support. We wanted to get the bloom filters (which are required for proper working of the lite wallets) in place for the full nodes.
Stay tuned for more exciting updates this week!
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ItsNotMe
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September 16, 2014, 07:41:06 PM |
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They did it....holy shit that is a first ever in PoS. ^
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September 16, 2014, 07:41:33 PM |
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ShadowLite
Today we are releasing our brand new lite wallet (ShadowLite) functionality for desktop systems. This is a big update to the backend portion of the wallet and although this update is not mandatory, we do recommend that anyone running a 'full node' update to support the lite nodes that will be added to the network.
We've taken a completely different approach to wallet design based on the principles of the "Simplified Payment Verification" or “SPV” system outlined in section 8 of Satoshi’s Whitepaper (https://bitcoin.org/bitcoin.pdf). Instead of releasing a separate client, we’ve integrated optional lite functionality within the wallet. This allows for startup configuration to determine which mode you are running (thin or full).
The lite wallet functionality brings with it new options for wallet storage. For example, setting up a staking node on an isolated device such as a Raspberry Pi allows for better security, while still supporting the Shadow network.
ShadowLite mobile users have access to all existing functionality (including staking) with a reduced bandwidth, storage and memory footprint.
Instructions
Full mode: The new wallet is set to ‘full mode’ by default and as a result it requires no setup.
Thin mode: Enabling staking on thin mode uses a bit more data and storage, as it needs to verify transactions with full nodes. In addition, fetching information about previous blocks and the current state of the chain.
For those of you who wish to use the lite wallet, just add the following to your configuration file:
Alternatively, you can startup with the -thinmode parameter.
To enable staking in thin mode, run with -thinstake. It is recommended to run -thinstake with -thinfullindex
Running with "-thinfullindex" will keep the entire filtered chain in memory, like full mode which increases memory usage and decreases database reads.
Or add the following to your configuration file:
thinstake=1
thinfullindex=1
Updated Shadow UI/UX
The new UI, which is based on HMTL5 technology, will be released later this week for both desktop and mobile (ShadowGo) with ShadowLite support. We wanted to get the bloom filters (which are required for proper working of the lite wallets) in place for the full nodes.
Stay tuned for more exciting updates this week!
Downloads:Great news! Thank you for yet another pleasant surprise. You keep delivering great innovations |
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September 16, 2014, 07:45:38 PM |
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Great work SDC team...its been worth the wait and a new crypto first!
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September 16, 2014, 07:46:38 PM |
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I dismissed SDC when in topped bittrex's charts, thinking it just another pump & dump... boy was I wrong! just got in with the few BTC I could spare, right on time.
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LongAndShort
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September 16, 2014, 07:48:13 PM |
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Wow its like Christmas in September another crypto milestone farout nice job
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September 16, 2014, 07:49:51 PM |
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Soepkip
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September 16, 2014, 08:02:42 PM |
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Thanks a lot for the article! And gratz Ryno on another milestone for SDC & PoS! |
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September 16, 2014, 08:03:45 PM |
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Great article jdebunt! Awesome job devs! Another solid release! |
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September 16, 2014, 08:14:00 PM |
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LongAndShort
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September 16, 2014, 08:30:20 PM |
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September 16, 2014, 08:48:30 PM |
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ShadowLite
Today we are releasing our brand new lite wallet (ShadowLite) functionality for desktop systems. This is a big update to the backend portion of the wallet and although this update is not mandatory, we do recommend that anyone running a 'full node' update to support the lite nodes that will be added to the network.
We've taken a completely different approach to wallet design based on the principles of the "Simplified Payment Verification" or “SPV” system outlined in section 8 of Satoshi’s Whitepaper (https://bitcoin.org/bitcoin.pdf). Instead of releasing a separate client, we’ve integrated optional lite functionality within the wallet. This allows for startup configuration to determine which mode you are running (thin or full).
The lite wallet functionality brings with it new options for wallet storage. For example, setting up a staking node on an isolated device such as a Raspberry Pi allows for better security, while still supporting the Shadow network.
ShadowLite mobile users have access to all existing functionality (including staking) with a reduced bandwidth, storage and memory footprint.
Instructions
Full mode: The new wallet is set to ‘full mode’ by default and as a result it requires no setup.
Lite mode: Enabling staking on thin mode uses a bit more data and storage, as it needs to verify transactions with full nodes. In addition, fetching information about previous blocks and the current state of the chain.
For those of you who wish to use the lite wallet, just add the following to your configuration file:
Alternatively, you can startup with the -thinmode parameter.
To enable staking in thin mode, run with -thinstake. It is recommended to run -thinstake with -thinfullindex
Running with "-thinfullindex" will keep the entire filtered chain in memory, like full mode which increases memory usage and decreases database reads.
Or add the following to your configuration file:
thinstake=1
thinfullindex=1
Updated Shadow UI/UX
The new UI, which is based on HMTL5 technology, will be released later this week for both desktop and mobile (ShadowGo) with ShadowLite support. We wanted to get the bloom filters (which are required for proper working of the lite wallets) in place for the full nodes.
Stay tuned for more exciting updates this week!
Downloads:Great work! Can't wait for the new UI. |
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burner2014
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September 16, 2014, 08:50:37 PM |
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Great stuff!
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ItsNotMe
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September 16, 2014, 08:54:57 PM |
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WoW...SDC has Lite PoS.  |
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00Smurf
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September 16, 2014, 08:56:45 PM |
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Lite PoS... i like this gif. |
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ItsNotMe
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September 16, 2014, 10:13:42 PM |
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ShadowLite
Today we are releasing our brand new lite wallet (ShadowLite) functionality for desktop systems. This is a big update to the backend portion of the wallet and although this update is not mandatory, we do recommend that anyone running a 'full node' update to support the lite nodes that will be added to the network.
We've taken a completely different approach to wallet design based on the principles of the "Simplified Payment Verification" or “SPV” system outlined in section 8 of Satoshi’s Whitepaper (https://bitcoin.org/bitcoin.pdf). Instead of releasing a separate client, we’ve integrated optional lite functionality within the wallet. This allows for startup configuration to determine which mode you are running (thin or full).
The lite wallet functionality brings with it new options for wallet storage. For example, setting up a staking node on an isolated device such as a Raspberry Pi allows for better security, while still supporting the Shadow network.
ShadowLite mobile users have access to all existing functionality (including staking) with a reduced bandwidth, storage and memory footprint.
Instructions
Full mode: The new wallet is set to ‘full mode’ by default and as a result it requires no setup.
Lite mode: Enabling staking on thin mode uses a bit more data and storage, as it needs to verify transactions with full nodes. In addition, fetching information about previous blocks and the current state of the chain.
For those of you who wish to use the lite wallet, just add the following to your configuration file:
Alternatively, you can startup with the -thinmode parameter.
To enable staking in thin mode, run with -thinstake. It is recommended to run -thinstake with -thinfullindex
Running with "-thinfullindex" will keep the entire filtered chain in memory, like full mode which increases memory usage and decreases database reads.
Or add the following to your configuration file:
thinstake=1
thinfullindex=1
Updated Shadow UI/UX
The new UI, which is based on HMTL5 technology, will be released later this week for both desktop and mobile (ShadowGo) with ShadowLite support. We wanted to get the bloom filters (which are required for proper working of the lite wallets) in place for the full nodes.
Stay tuned for more exciting updates this week!
Downloads:"We've taken a completely different approach to wallet design based on the principles of the "Simplified Payment Verification" or “SPV” system outlined in section 8 of Satoshi’s Whitepaper ( https://bitcoin.org/bitcoin.pdf)." SPV from Satoshi's whitepaper. V  |
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