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legendary
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hi all ...

an update is long over due - and as some of you have noticed - i have been around but not so much in the area that i really need to be ... here - on my own projects ...

we have been busy here at granite though - so much so that a complete update will bore you to tears ... so im thinking that a list of some of the things we have been working on will suffice - with a full update a little later ... or a complete overhaul of the op so that an update wont be necessary and all the information you will require will be there at a glance ...

the main issue i have at the moment is time - as im moving for the second time ( moving this week ) then in a little over a week time - thefarm will be dismantled and moved also ... though the issue is that i have no idea where its going to go ... we havent found a place for thefarm to live yet ... im way too picky with it currently - as the next move we make for the farm will be a longer term one ... and it may not necessarily be here in australia ... hence the delay ...

so here a small list of the things that have taken me away from this thread all this time ...


personal ( crysx ) ...

- physical move 2weeks ago to the office ...
- physical move in 2weeks to house ( personal - on 28th march 2016 ) ...
- physical preparation for the abovementioned AND preparation for thefarm dismantling and packing ...
- selling of excess furniture and equipment ...
- selling of car ...
- packing of excess equipment and stock ...
- rebuild of systems and network since power outage - then power spike right after - killing some of the systems and forcing rebuild of a few miners and main server ...
- back up of data - then replacement of parts - with backup recopied currently in progress ...


granite ( chrysophylax - skaia - soopy - others ( contracted ) ) ...

- clean up of code for recompile ( complete rebuild of leveldb ) ...
- setup and compiled 4 new nodes - making a total of 7 FULL seednodes ...
- hardcoded all 7 seednodes in wallet / code ...
- recompiled all seednodes to the latest code to activate 7 full seednode lookup ( dns lookup - not just ip ) ...
- purchased new equipment for the server ( larger hdd's - external backup storage - and more ) - for backing up all granite wallets - config - blockchains - system data ( including other coin wallets - more about that later ) ...
- support for other crypto currencies that i ( crysx ) have not only been interested in - but also invested - by means of seednodes and buy support and code changes to the coins ...
- deal done with isp for upcoming project and permanent vps systems for granite infrastructure ... want to set up a node? ... will be dead simple when this is sorted ...
- attending ( if only on face value as we will not be personally attending unfortunately ) the coinfestuk symposium with details and giveaways and more ...
- the takeover of a coin that will be integrated into the granite ecosystem is being finalized in the next week ... we prefer not to really say 'takeover' but rather 'adopt' ... details will be published when its integrated and completely 'adopted' ...


still to be done ...

- finalizing the naming convention of granite ( completely off the 'GraniteCoin' name ) within the code structure ...
- the merger of the dbm system ( donation by mining - https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/a-chainworks-industries-cwi-project-donate-by-mining-dbm-1089744 ) into the granite ecosystem is underway ...
- complete rebase of wallet and features ...
- produce latest wallets ( windows - osx - linux ) and start on android and ios wallets ...
- introducing the donation system through the exchange pool for multi algo mining to granite for payment to devs using granite ( grn ) ...
- setup devs granite donation wallets ...
- setup of granitefund ...
- complete new op - with lanuages ( currently we have greek - spanish - chinese - which all need to be updated now ) to be published ...
- finalizing look and structure of the new website and features ... this includes the integration of the official granite pool - the integration of bleutrade exchange ( https://bleutrade.com/exchange/GRN/BTC/ ) - the integration of safecex exchange ( https://safecex.com/market?q=GRN/BTC/ ) - WITHIN the website itself ...
- the shopping system is currently working but is disabled until we can finalize the backend payment processor for grn / usd / eu / aud currencies ... yes - you do not see btc here - yet ... one step at a time Wink ...


we are also sourcing various stock items and products for the shopping system from previous and current providers and suppliers we used to deal with ... for those of you that didnt know - my partner and i have been in the retail industry ( her focussed on general retail and fashion - me focused on IT and gaming and wholesale computer products ) for many years and had a small chain of retail stores in sydney a few years ago ... this means i still have a great many contacts in the various industries including ( but not limited to ) computers - computer components - computer / communications cabling and connectors - clothing ( kids and adult ) - jewelery ( non gem-stone ) - interior furnishings / beautification such as wall hangings and paintings - and so much more ...

there is so much more to add here that its impossible to conjure a list of the total amount of things that have been worked on ... not to mention the outdated op ... i really would like to simplify that - if anyone can lend a hand ( @jonesd - does you offer still stand? )...

i do need to make mention that thefarm is getting a complete overhaul - which includes a new place of residence for it ... not only to cater for its future growth - but also to allow a better setting and premises for thefarm to work in ...

thefarm mining systems themselves are being rebuilt again - with better / faster components ...
thefarm software management system is currently getting a complete overhaul ...
thefarm structure is completely changing in the sense that thefarm will soon be running as a grid network - which will simply be called 'thegrid' ...

thegrid will comprise of a mastersystem ( granite masternode ) for control and rollout of all the slavesystems ( granite mining systems ) ...
thegrid structure will allow for ONE compile of ONE miner rolled out to ALL slaves at the same time ...
thegrid structure will allow for the complete rebuild of one or many slaves at the same time - from OS to mining software - and mining within 7minutes from barebones ...
thegrid will be able to add or remove miners at will - and the granite masternode system can support upto 254 slaves under its control ...
thegrid slaves each currently consist of 6 x gigabyte 750ti oc lp cards - but will be upgraded to gigabyte 980ti extreme cards shortly ...

thegrid is the infrastructure and control system for thefarm ...

now we just need a place to put it all - and we have been on the lookout for a small enclosed warehouse just for that purpose ... still yet to find a suitable premises - but will be up and running as soon as one is found ...

ill be offline for the length of time it takes to move personally and get the internet connection running in the new premises my partner and i will call 'home' for the next year or so ...

so please be patient with the knowledge that there has always been constant work in the background ... with successes ( as well as some failures ) that keep granite the solid and stable ecosystem it has become ... with all the infrastructure and ongoing developments currently being taken on ... as complex as they may sound - this complexity in the backend will make granite a simple coin and simple 'tool' to use for the everyday in the 'frontend' on computer or mobile device ...

we have been hard at work with little rest - to bring together an ecosystem that will be easy to use and functional with as little fuss as possible ... simple ...

simple - solid - stable ...

granite ...

#crysx
legendary
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Ah the big move.

Cant wait to see what is happening.



ive been working on quite a few things thoth ...

update very shortly ...

#crysx
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Ah the big move.

Cant wait to see what is happening.

legendary
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Just stopping for a quick hello.. Chrysophylax is a awesome dev and he's got my support with granite Wink

tanx for your kind words ...

in fact - i cannot believe all the nice sentiments you all have given ... not only to myself - but to the project and the small steps we are taking to getting granite to the level that it deserves to be ...

the help that has been given - from ideas to actual coding - have been a HUGE help also ... and for that i give tanx also ...

tomorrow - i will put together an update that will explain and also inform you of some of the things that have been moving - and going on in the background ...

i have been busy with much more than just 'some things' - both with granite and other coins ( just finalized droidz swap with the awesome dev soopy - alongside the 'foundation' of the droidz project greedyjohn ) - and so am a little flustered with all the happenings of the crypto scene ... but i have also had MANY things going on in my personal life as will be explained tomorrow ...

so bed time for now - and tomorrow a new start ...

nite all ...

#crysx
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History

The Free State Project was founded in 2001 by Jason Sorens, then a Ph.D. student at Yale University. Sorens published an article in The Libertarian Enterprise highlighting the failure of libertarians to elect any candidate to federal office and outlining his ideas for a secessionist movement, calling people to respond to him with interest. Sorens has stated that the movement continues an American tradition of political migration, which includes groups such as Mormon settlers in Utah, and Amish religious communities, as well as "Jamestown Seventy", an earlier effort to influence the politics of a particular state through deliberate migration.


The flag of the Free State Project, a modified Gadsden flag
The organization began without a specific state in mind. A systematic review started by narrowing potential states to those with a population of less than 1.5 million, and those where the combined spending in 2000 by the Democratic and Republican parties was less than $5.2 million, the total national spending by the Libertarian Party in that year. Hawaii and Rhode Island were eliminated from this list because of their propensity for centralized government.

State selection
In September 2003 the state vote was held. Participants voted using the Condorcet method to choose the state. New Hampshire was the winner, with Wyoming coming in second by a 57% to 43% margin. Alaska, Delaware, Idaho, Maine, Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Vermont were also on the list.

New Hampshire was chosen because the perceived individualist culture of the state was thought to resonate well with libertarian ideals. The Free State Project, however, has drawn criticism from some New Hampshire residents concerned about population pressure and opposition to increased taxation. Some Republicans, on the other hand, have responded more favorably to the project, because of their espoused agreement on small government.

If someone does not understand why I'm writing in this topic :

New Hampshire - States Granite

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Free_State_Project
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Hampshire


You can suggest to add granite for donations:

https://freestateproject.org/donate

 Wink
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Just stopping for a quick hello.. Chrysophylax is a awesome dev and he's got my support with granite Wink
legendary
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I have an outstanding Idea for a coin/app that would fit right into Australia, US, UK as a saleable system to a certain industry

It's not one that is listed on exchanges but uses the blockchain wallet tech, on an in-house private blockchain...

Just have to register it's name did the copyright shit by emailing the plans to myself, just haven't had time to develop idea. find people to handle the tech side.

having said that everyone has a great coin Idea.. lol 

if you have an idea - get it started ...

the worst that can happen is that it doesnt take off ...

#crysx
legendary
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Yeah I saw the Granite website, It's slick

so is 'coin 2' listed anywhere? or not on any exchanges?

hmmm trying to think.... bound to be a bounce after it's taken over  Wink

well ...

coin1 - the takeover coin ... that is sitting doing nothing at the moment - so i hope the takeover will be finalized next week so that i can start work on it ...

coin2 - is on exchanges and is trading still - but has a dev that has head so far up his backside that he doesnt know a good thing when its in front of him ... he has tried to kill the coin twice - and now has caused a LOT of issues by dumping coin - AND - running off with the communitys btc invested in it ... and ive found he has done this with a few coins now - so he is up by at least 250btc of community invested funds ... and thats of the coins i know of ...

putting it plainly - the dev of coin2 is an absolute bumhole ...

and im actually being nice about him ...

but i cant do too much about coin2 unless i have some backing - and there is no one that will ( help me ) back a coin that i dont have full control over ... which is what im working on now ...

#crysx
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I have an outstanding Idea for a coin/app that would fit right into Australia, US, UK as a saleable system to a certain industry

It's not one that is listed on exchanges but uses the blockchain wallet tech, on an in-house private blockchain...

Just have to register it's name did the copyright shit by emailing the plans to myself, just haven't had time to develop idea. find people to handle the tech side.

having said that everyone has a great coin Idea.. lol 
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Yeah I saw the Granite website, It's slick

so is 'coin 2' listed anywhere? or not on any exchanges?

hmmm trying to think.... bound to be a bounce after it's taken over  Wink
legendary
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Is the other coin being added to the 'ecosystem' An already existing one?  

yup ...

the takeover will be finalized next week when the dev gets back from holidays ...

its an existing coin - 'dead' in respects to the activity - but has tech that ive been looking at that will supplement the granite ecosystem ...

when the takeover is finalized - ill publish what it is ...

funnily enough - the dev is australian also - and an awesome bloke ... Wink ...

i currently have a few ideas for it - and how i wanted to work it with the changes to be made to it ...

but that wont happen until the new website is in place ( which is almost finished ) for granite - and some other smaller loose ends tied ...

granite is the main focus as always - but i feel this other coin has a place beside it also ... ive been working on another coin ( call it coin2 for now ) for quite a while - but that is a sticky situation with the others involved - so that will take it time until a full takeover can be done on that one ... im not holding my breath on coin2 though - as its dev is an absolute ass who has driven the coin to oblivion ... but it too has soem tech im interested in ...

anyway - LOTS happening with granite ... not just the coin Wink ...

ive been planning on using theforum more often also - and i think now is the time to start really getting the granite forum some good use ...

#crysx
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Is the other coin being added to the 'ecosystem' An already existing one? 
legendary
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Use Animecoin algo.

great suggestion ...

i looked at this algo a while back - as its a twist on quark ( and as most know that quark is one of my fav algos alongside x11 ... if you didnt know - you do now Tongue ) ...

the only positive i would see to go to a non standard algo ( apart from being 'different' ) - is that people could mine it without issue ...

so a miner would have to be available for both nvidia and amd ...

with thefarm running ccminer-spmod and ccminer-tpruvot and farmamd running sgminer-wolf ( mainly ) - we would have to make sure that it would be an algo that could be adopted and implemented easily with those miners ...

apart from that - its a good call ...

tanx ...

#crysx
legendary
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Just put in a request to have this coin added to 1ex.trade, hopefully they can squeeze it in with V2 next month.

You too can send a request  Cool

https://1ex.freshdesk.com/support/discussions

hi thoth ...

bleutrade and safecex have been great so far ...

expansion into the exchange realm would be a good thing ...

tanx much mate ...

#crysx
legendary
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have you ever thought about changing algos?

I myself am rather new to the Granite community, having only been mining Granite on and off for a month or so. I do not know to what degree or how long ago but, judging by the poll question, "if you were able to mine granite using any number of algorithms - not just x11 - which ones would they be?", I would say they have been considering.

Perhaps the x11 asic's that are coming to the market might give this more urgency than before. Maybe a longer standing community member or surly a dev has more and/or better insight to this than I. I am sure they will chime in and shed some better light on the question.

so it has mate ...

and tanx for supporting the granite community by mining and joining ...

there really isnt a great deal of urgency - though it has accelerated the think tanks somewhat ...

there is much to be said about help coming from all corners of the crypto world - so much tanx for your input ...

#crysx
legendary
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have you ever thought about changing algos?

yes fastlan ...

the consideration has been out there for a while now - long before the public announcement of the asic x11 miners ...

initially - i leaned towards quark ... and the poll on this thread backed that ...

BUT - as quark is another algo that will be on the list for asics ( which is fine - but not quite yet ) - discussions have been put forward about what algo would be a good algo to mine for granite as was lyra2v2 ...

also taking into account that this 'other coin' that we are adopting is also a PoW x11 coin ... which we may change algo also ...

discussions on the official irc channel #granite - are always taking place ... but the discussions that have been had about the algo - and wolf sharing his experience and advice also on the matter - as well as his thoughts - it seems the best thing is to consider using and algo that can be pursued by fpga and asic in the future - but not right this minute ...

this is why i suggested a 'new' algo - or at least a change of an existing one ...

any ideas and advice and thoughts would be great ... as there is nothing set in concrete ...

for the time being - if you do have an asic or fpga that mines sha256 or scrypt ( or anything that mines x11 ) - head on over to steakcloud ( http://pool.steakcloud.com/ ) and mine granite on there using those algos ...

just use a 7 infront of your grn address as the username and use any password ( the 7 is required to denote grn and NOT confuse the pool with any other coin ) - and point the miner to the relevant address / port located here - http://pool.steakcloud.com/getting_started ...

easy ...

#crysx
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Just put in a request to have this coin added to 1ex.trade, hopefully they can squeeze it in with V2 next month.

You too can send a request  Cool

https://1ex.freshdesk.com/support/discussions
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have you ever thought about changing algos?

I myself am rather new to the Granite community, having only been mining Granite on and off for a month or so. I do not know to what degree or how long ago but, judging by the poll question, "if you were able to mine granite using any number of algorithms - not just x11 - which ones would they be?", I would say they have been considering.

Perhaps the x11 asic's that are coming to the market might give this more urgency than before. Maybe a longer standing community member or surly a dev has more and/or better insight to this than I. I am sure they will chime in and shed some better light on the question.
yeah i wouldnt mind seeing it go to lera2v2
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