[ANN] AGAcoin (currency for the Amiga community and others) - Developers wanted! - page 16.

teknohog

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Quote from: Hundsstern on April 19, 2014, 08:05:36 AM

@teknohog

Really had a hard time reading your rant about 'Men's liberation front'.

Wow, I didn't know anyone actually reads my homepages

That one is a particularly old one (and admittedly messy).

Hundsstern

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Awesome thread. All that's left here is a 3.5 floppy disk with my first pixel animation. Created with Deluxe Paint 3.

@teknohog

Really had a hard time reading your rant about 'Men's liberation front'.

sonountaleban

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Quote from: riddler_xyz on April 18, 2014, 01:50:22 PM

I dare you Cheesy

even my uber 540 MB HDD still works Grin

The mouse got ruined playing Settler I ... u had to make EVERY path segment manually Cheesy

millions of clicks ...

my abs53b5TgsFau3CUHHPjHpNY9f6uPgHRwU

//edit YAY Got 1200 AGA for dedusting my old stuff Cheesy

... gonna get drunk and play GLOOM ^^ eheh ah my good times ah fuck Boulder Dash ...
Rings of medusa FUCK YEAH ... *sigh* and now i have this PC thing ... Meh ^^

Hehe, my favourite fps is the first Alien Breed 3D. Wink

The sequel is also interesting but it's too much slow on my Amiga 1200, even though I have a 68030@50 Mhz and a lot of fast ram.

sonountaleban

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LOL

Instead my internal 85 Mb HD (bought in 1993) is dead some years ago... Cry

riddler_xyz

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I dare you Cheesy

even my uber 540 MB HDD still works Grin

The mouse got ruined playing Settler I ... u had to make EVERY path segment manually Cheesy

millions of clicks ...

my abs53b5TgsFau3CUHHPjHpNY9f6uPgHRwU

//edit YAY Got 1200 AGA for dedusting my old stuff Cheesy

... gonna get drunk and play GLOOM ^^ eheh ah my good times ah fuck Boulder Dash ...
Rings of medusa FUCK YEAH ... *sigh* and now i have this PC thing ... Meh ^^

sonountaleban

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Hello at all,
Now there is a block chain explorer...
http://cryptotrends.info/AGA/
... and a "faucet" where you can win some Amigacoins...
http://cryptotrends.info/AGA/faucet/

teknohog

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Quote from: sonountaleban on April 16, 2014, 05:36:42 PM

Quote from: teknohog on April 16, 2014, 10:56:16 AM

Having the mainline *coin daemon portable to big-endian machines would be hugely interesting, but also a ton of work. The code is so full of little-endian assumptions it's not funny; there is hope in the example of Linux which was first written as a limited, personal project on an i386, but now it runs on practically every architecture out there.

Where's this first big-endian example on Linux?

I may have been a little unclear -- the Linux kernel (and several distributions) runs on PowerPC and many other big-endian platforms, even though the first releases were heavily tied to x86. Porting an application would seem much easier, though there is probably little interest. X86 is everywhere, and most mobile platforms are little-endian ARM. (I've succesfully compiled and run bitcoind on several rather low-end ARM machines.)

sonountaleban

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No, there isn't any hard fork, but it's better updating the daemon.

chiznitz

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Quote from: sonountaleban on April 16, 2014, 05:36:42 PM

Quote from: teknohog on April 16, 2014, 10:56:16 AM

Quote from: sonountaleban on April 06, 2014, 04:29:56 PM

Theoretically it's possible, latest AmigaOS (4.x) supports Radeon HD series 6xxx/7xxx, the huge job is port to Amiga platform many libraries like Boost and DB Berkerley (there is only a very old version - v4.3 - I'm using v5.1), OpenCL and (most important) the wallet. Unfortunately it's based on litte-endian standard while Amiga uses big-endian (it has a PowerPC CPU), like Apple Mac G5. Someone wrote a Bitcoin wallet for old Apple Mac in early ages, but I'm not very sure that can be useful for us.

Having the mainline *coin daemon portable to big-endian machines would be hugely interesting, but also a ton of work. The code is so full of little-endian assumptions it's not funny; there is hope in the example of Linux which was first written as a limited, personal project on an i386, but now it runs on practically every architecture out there.

Where's this first big-endian example on Linux?

Anyway, I uploaded new executables (v1.0.1):
_ fixed openssl (now v1.0.1g without the famous bug)
_ added a new checkpoint

Cheers.

You updated the coin? Is there a hard fork coming? Please let me know if I need to update the daemon or not on the exchange.

sonountaleban

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Quote from: teknohog on April 16, 2014, 10:56:16 AM

Quote from: sonountaleban on April 06, 2014, 04:29:56 PM

Theoretically it's possible, latest AmigaOS (4.x) supports Radeon HD series 6xxx/7xxx, the huge job is port to Amiga platform many libraries like Boost and DB Berkerley (there is only a very old version - v4.3 - I'm using v5.1), OpenCL and (most important) the wallet. Unfortunately it's based on litte-endian standard while Amiga uses big-endian (it has a PowerPC CPU), like Apple Mac G5. Someone wrote a Bitcoin wallet for old Apple Mac in early ages, but I'm not very sure that can be useful for us.

Having the mainline *coin daemon portable to big-endian machines would be hugely interesting, but also a ton of work. The code is so full of little-endian assumptions it's not funny; there is hope in the example of Linux which was first written as a limited, personal project on an i386, but now it runs on practically every architecture out there.

Where's this first big-endian example on Linux?

Anyway, I uploaded new executables (v1.0.1):
_ fixed openssl (now v1.0.1g without the famous bug)
_ added a new checkpoint

Cheers.

teknohog

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Quote from: sonountaleban on April 06, 2014, 04:29:56 PM

Theoretically it's possible, latest AmigaOS (4.x) supports Radeon HD series 6xxx/7xxx, the huge job is port to Amiga platform many libraries like Boost and DB Berkerley (there is only a very old version - v4.3 - I'm using v5.1), OpenCL and (most important) the wallet. Unfortunately it's based on litte-endian standard while Amiga uses big-endian (it has a PowerPC CPU), like Apple Mac G5. Someone wrote a Bitcoin wallet for old Apple Mac in early ages, but I'm not very sure that can be useful for us.

Having the mainline *coin daemon portable to big-endian machines would be hugely interesting, but also a ton of work. The code is so full of little-endian assumptions it's not funny; there is hope in the example of Linux which was first written as a limited, personal project on an i386, but now it runs on practically every architecture out there.

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Quote from: flubber on April 12, 2014, 03:18:47 PM

This could be fun, I still use my A1200 !! My boy still plays on the CD32 i have with SX-1 module !! so smooth, fuck PS3 4 5 6 7 whatever they are called Grin

make a picture post it here with your receive adress and i send u

1200 AGA for A1200
800 AGA for CD32

Wink

vonBerlichingen

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No time for Guru meditation.

I love these old days.

sonountaleban

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Hello at all,
you can exchange Amigacoin at http://www.cryptokk.com and http://www.cryptoaltex.com
Its short name is AGA, like latest Amiga chipset. Wink

Thank you very much!

chiznitz

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AMIGA won today's random drawing and has been listed on all 3 markets at www.cryptoaltex.com

https://www.cryptoaltex.com/index.php?page=trade&market=BTC&coin=AGA
https://www.cryptoaltex.com/index.php?page=trade&market=LTC&coin=AGA
https://www.cryptoaltex.com/index.php?page=trade&market=DGC&coin=AGA

If you have any issues please enter a ticket @ https://cryptoaltex.freshdesk.com

You can also visit us on irc.freenode.net #cryptoaltex

Thanks all

Chiznitz

flubber

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WOW Amigacoin can be listed, ... vote NOW !!

https://www.cryptoaltex.com/index.php?page=newcoin

matu

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Now is your chance!

I wanted to remind everyone that in less than TWO HOURS we will have our next drawing, this means we will be adding two more coins to our exchange!

Vote now! @ https://www.cryptoaltex.com/index.php?page=newcoin

jdun

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hey girlfriend, so when is this supposed to launch?

flubber

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This could be fun, I still use my A1200 !! My boy still plays on the CD32 i have with SX-1 module !! so smooth, fuck PS3 4 5 6 7 whatever they are called Grin

sonountaleban

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Quote from: andyge on April 12, 2014, 12:00:22 PM

What is Amiga? Too little information, the 2000000000 is how to assign? What kind of way? Is the pre excavated?
The author should be the currency of the information so that we fully understand this coin!

Amiga is an old computer that had a great success in the 80s - early 90s. After Commodore bankruptcy in 1994 (the mothercompany), Amiga is almost disappeared from IT mainstream. However, many its users are keeping it alive in these years. Amigacoin was created to help Amiga community and try to advertise it to people who don't know Amiga. Yes, it's pre-mined (less 10k blocks) and I'm giving coins to many Amiga fans for free.

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