[ANN] Buzzer - Decentralized social media platform

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Quote from: Thecryptoexpert on May 30, 2021, 11:27:47 AM

Facebook started in a similar manner. Wish you well, maybe this can burst like facebook and those who invested will be lucky

Though it seems hard to follow the footsteps of facebook, but if they can attract some users to really utilize their platform, that would be a good start. There are countless social media channels nowadays and competing is quite a challenge. You need to provide an edge or a feature that will catch the interest of people especially these millennials. And their installs in google play is still small. They need to attract more users to use their app so it will boost their potential value in the market.

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Facebook started in a similar manner. Wish you well, maybe this can burst like facebook and those who invested will be lucky

buzzer.network

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New release 0.1.3.13 - Major release!
https://github.com/qbit-t/qbit/releases/tag/0.1.3.13

Added

Buzzer desktop applications for Linux and Windows
Major improvements for UX\UI in desktop & mobile apps

Fixed

Overall stabilization - nodes and clients
Synchronization issues

Thanks

buzzer.network

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New release 0.1.3.12.3 - Mandatory update!
https://github.com/qbit-t/qbit/releases/tag/0.1.3.12.3

Fixed

Difficulty calculation algo: time moving weighted average now calculates on 100 latest blocks (was 25)
Blocks from nodes with extremely not synchronized clock will not be accepted

Thanks

buzzer.network

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New release 0.1.3.12.1 - Mandatory update!
https://github.com/qbit-t/qbit/releases/tag/0.1.3.12.1

Added

newkey REST API request: import key or create new one
FORK: full nodes now obliged to support external connectivity, i.e. you should run your nodes with -endpoint and -port command line options and proper external port mapping on your router

Fixed

FORK: mining algo parameters adjustments
0.0.0.0 and 127.0.0.1 exposing (drop your ./peers directory and restart nodes)

Two key changes:
1. now full nodes should support external connectivity
2. mining algo parameters changes: block emission goes to fast on the network, so we change it back to 5-7 secs (now it's 1-2 sec), emission and schedule was not affected, only difficulty adjustment and pow check as well

NOTICE: you have ~55 hours to update your nodes, after that hard fork will happened

Thanks

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New release 0.1.3.11
https://github.com/qbit-t/qbit/releases/tag/0.1.3.11

Fixed

large synchronization optimizations
memory usage optimization during sync process

Thanks

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Btw, Qbit Token smart contract deployed and verified on Binance Smart Chain - https://bscscan.com/token/0xff541b9afa0ee7e658a844db2a17468227585cea

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New release 0.1.3.10
https://github.com/qbit-t/qbit/releases/tag/0.1.3.10

Fixed

wallet 'pending' balance inconsistency
cli interactive user name recognition

Thanks

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New release 0.1.3.9
https://github.com/qbit-t/qbit/releases/tag/0.1.3.9

Fixed

-home command line behavior changed
wallet resync issues
balance calculation optimizations
peer protocol processing fixed: get block headers, blocks

Thanks

buzzer.network

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Hi, there!

How to check your node state:

1. Network connectivity

Request:

Code:

curl --data-binary '{"jsonrpc":"1.0","id":"curltext","method":"getpeerinfo","params":[]}' -i -H 'content-type: text/plain' http://127.0.0.1:8080

Output should contains some entries:

Code:

{
"id": "c4c847e591b381a7e6a74acd429364e6258151ad",
"endpoint": "45.79.183.117:31415",
"status": "ACTIVE",
"time": 1612433346332993,
"outbound": true,
"latency": 67462,
"roles": "FULLNODE|MINER",
"address": "52Y2LKN1WkhFBN7g1ixu7177XWKdQGhdZHQKBTc7usMtkUWHNz",
"in_queue": 2,
"out_queue": 0,
"pending_queue": 0,
"received_count": 1377019,
"received_bytes": 757301670,
"sent_count": 639878,
"sent_bytes": 279314315,
"chains": [
{
"dapp": "none",
"height": 647916,
"chain": "0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000001",
"block": "ca58377d576462d3a898a4d6a2da2db81cfd2ccdf59912ad578dfac2d8cb49b8"
},
{
"dapp": "buzzer",
"height": 638103,
"chain": "51feaabb54f42f16a5878ed3545762880a5f2d26409100438b1aa080d1a70825",
"block": "22db931028e170d8ea5db4a57f89213b9d24cebae5d967e8a7b8219acd51d004"
},
{
"dapp": "cubix",
"height": 638216,
"chain": "b778c9558aa0f42523b0bf956c6a4ff6035282ec3d8e87bb100f2375ceba3950",
"block": "a8ff755a29ea403f3b1de4dcbf480ceacbfe6683f6fa65acf36e8f7920fbd733"
},
{
"dapp": "buzzer",
"height": 642821,
"chain": "3efcdc1414ec5ac42093755978eeed4c1068dbfa134716f991b382a24920ad87",
"block": "7bd5d4da82f13e3daefec95fdaccc52105e24eb86956e8d8712f0e4e84deb7bb"
},
{
"dapp": "cubix",
"height": 642029,
"chain": "9e452dd7f3a2d22848e547ea93b7f73e165b6a6a2a5c9b44e298e90623fc2d9a",
"block": "6ee72ac0d237026cd9184d91df35201146acb74b630d086974baac7e2f901f85"
}
]
},

2. State

Request:

Code:

curl --data-binary '{"jsonrpc":"1.0","id":"curltext","method":"getstate","params":[]}' -i -H 'content-type: text/plain' http://127.0.0.1:8080

Output should contains:

Code:

{
"result": {
"state": {
"clients": 0,
"peers_count": 9,
"in_queue": 484,
"out_queue": 0,
"pending_queue": 0,
"received_count": 21926,
"received_bytes": 14860474,
"sent_count": 23303,
"sent_bytes": 11196023,
"chains": [
{
"dapp": "none",
"height": 648357,
"chain": "0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000001",
"block": "1379ca8afcda5f4faf47e44db06909565c91ac7d0b38a5cf0d2d6f06084de933",
"time": 1613221241,
"state": "SYNCHRONIZED"
},
{
"dapp": "buzzer",
"height": 638297,
"chain": "51feaabb54f42f16a5878ed3545762880a5f2d26409100438b1aa080d1a70825",
"block": "5e70ee93be167b6afec88c001e7f1cd6f766c2abea9382028fcabe0ac3a13b15",
"time": 1613221241,
"state": "SYNCHRONIZED"
},
{
"dapp": "cubix",
"height": 638410,
"chain": "b778c9558aa0f42523b0bf956c6a4ff6035282ec3d8e87bb100f2375ceba3950",
"block": "66b2636fb1b8a87a0bc28830f603946dbe315f6492b8af0c208aff7dc6279c4c",
"time": 1613221241,
"state": "SYNCHRONIZED"
},
{
"dapp": "buzzer",
"height": 643020,
"chain": "3efcdc1414ec5ac42093755978eeed4c1068dbfa134716f991b382a24920ad87",
"block": "85130b3a42558da954959131c2ba82cd79786990d7fb0f89b0a70b31b7ad7bf1",
"time": 1613221241,
"state": "SYNCHRONIZING",
"synchronization": {
"type": "PARTIAL"
}
},
{
"dapp": "cubix",
"height": 642230,
"chain": "9e452dd7f3a2d22848e547ea93b7f73e165b6a6a2a5c9b44e298e90623fc2d9a",
"block": "21eac2822ab8e1697f1ceb4c58aed007c087fd48998e8391bfdce4961f065179",
"time": 1613221241,
"state": "SYNCHRONIZED"
}
]
}
},
}

Every shard hast its own state and synchronization status:

Code:

"state": "SYNCHRONIZING",
"synchronization": {
"type": "PARTIAL"
}

"state" can be: SYNCHRONIZED, SYNCHRONIZING, INDEXING
"synchronization" can hold the following information:

type: FULL, PARTIAL
remains: in case of FULL synchronization indicates how much blocks remains to download and start indexing

buzzer.network

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Hi, there!

Little explanation on how to start node and begin mining.
So, if you have computer or virtual server with Ubuntu 18.x you can join and support Buzzer network.

How-to-mine.

1. Check system requirements (https://www.buzzer.network/qbit-cryptocurrency)
1.1 Node

Minimum (Qbit mining): 2 cores, 2 Gb RAM, 150 Gb SDD, 10 Mbit Internet access
Optimum (Qbit mining, Buzzer miner/validator): 6 cores, 8 Gb RAM, 350 Gb SDD, 20 Mbit Internet access

1.2 Full node

Minimum (Qbit mining, Buzzer & Cubix miner/validator, up to 500 light node or clients connectivity): 8 cores, 16 Gb RAM, 350 Gb SDD, 50 Mbit Internet access
Optimum (Qbit mining, Buzzer & Cubix miner/validator, up to 1500 light node or clients connectivity): 16 cores, 32 Gb RAM, 500 Tb SDD, 100 Mbit Internet access
Maximum (Qbit mining, Buzzer & Cubix miner/validator, up to 3500 light node or clients connectivity): 32+ cores, 64+ Gb RAM, 1 Tb+ SDD, 150+ Mbit Internet access

2. Download qbit daemon (https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/sseqqclxu82c3dh/qbit.0.1.3.8.tar.gz)
3. Untar into ~/ or your current user home directory and follow the instructions (https://www.buzzer.network/node-download)

Thanks.

buzzer.network

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Hi!
We planning to implement bridge to the Binance Smart Chain for the QBIT and QTT. Also we decided to take participation in Binance Smart Chain Grant Program (https://hidorahacks.medium.com/bsc-grant-voting-guidelines-c8918d707af4). Now our application is already published at https://hackerlink.io/en/grant. And buy the way you can vote for our project (https://hackerlink.io/en/buidl/134) it gives us:
a) traction,
b) a little more publicity.

Thanks.

PS. Just for information: voting BSC contract https://bscscan.com/address/0x93cc3938ed0086986dd43743063fa917572ef310

buzzer.network

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Hi!
Buzzer App v.0.1.3.9 is live on GooglePlay (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.buzzer.mobile). Also you can download and update through APK (https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/xt55sca3cztp6mn/app.buzzer.mobile.0.1.3.9.apk).

Updated:
- Improved external link expanding (youtube and various rich media)
- Stabilization

Thanks.

buzzer.network

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Quote from: harapagornis on February 05, 2021, 01:02:53 PM

Ah. Well, i removed it from the computer. I will wait for further computer smarter people before reinstalling. I installed it three times. It didnt work three times. So, i assume it would have been the homedirectory - because of the problems i never changed the settings before. But i cannot show you.

Ok, later we'll make instant setup wizard for the node.

Thanks.

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Ah. Well, i removed it from the computer. I will wait for further computer smarter people before reinstalling. I installed it three times. It didnt work three times. So, i assume it would have been the homedirectory - because of the problems i never changed the settings before. But i cannot show you.

buzzer.network

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Quote from: harapagornis on February 05, 2021, 12:19:40 PM

yes i started it via buzzer.sh

Good and share, please full path to qbitd binary, because ./buzzer.sh depends on exact relative path from your home dir.

Thanks.

harapagornis

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yes i started it via buzzer.sh

buzzer.network

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Quote from: harapagornis on February 05, 2021, 11:08:10 AM

/qbitd: error while loading shared libraries: libboost_thread.so.1.71.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

And yet i can see the file in the lib-folder.

Also noticed that the googledrive and the dropbox file behave differently.

1. Did you use ./buzzer.sh to start daemon?
2. Share, please, full path to qbitd binary

Thanks

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/qbitd: error while loading shared libraries: libboost_thread.so.1.71.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

And yet i can see the file in the lib-folder.

Also noticed that the googledrive and the dropbox file behave differently.

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Quote from: harapagornis on February 05, 2021, 09:34:41 AM

Yeah, well. Might be. I followed all instructions you send to me. I keep getting a libjm error: no file found. If i forcefully install the libjm deb, he gives another error. And another. So that is a bit too much hassle to figure this stuff out. Especially if i dont know how it works. So either your walkthrough is not detailed enough or i am an idiot. Most likely the latter.

Although i always like new coins, especially coins with an idea. The amount of work to make it run is a bit too much. And for now that would also mean that this coin is not meant for mainstream public. Because if a computer illiterate like me cannot get it too work, your are aiming for the increased knowledgeable part of the community. And i will wait for a more idiot-proof product.

Understand, so just lets double check (btw, all needed libs are already in tar):
1. open terminal and untar archive into qbit (~/qbit in your home directory)
2. ~/qbit should contains:
2.1. /lib - all required libraries, you do not need any additional to install
2.2. buzzer-cli.sh
2.3. buzzer.sh
2.4. qbit-cli
2.5. qbitd

2. cd ~/qbit
3. just run ./buzzer.sh

Let me know and thanks

harapagornis

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Yeah, well. Might be. I followed all instructions you send to me. I keep getting a libjm error: no file found. If i forcefully install the libjm deb, he gives another error. And another. So that is a bit too much hassle to figure this stuff out. Especially if i dont know how it works. So either your walkthrough is not detailed enough or i am an idiot. Most likely the latter.

Although i always like new coins, especially coins with an idea. The amount of work to make it run is a bit too much. And for now that would also mean that this coin is not meant for mainstream public. Because if a computer illiterate like me cannot get it too work, your are aiming for the increased knowledgeable part of the community. And i will wait for a more idiot-proof product.

buzzer.network

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Quote from: harapagornis on February 05, 2021, 05:28:37 AM

Getting libjm error when trying to run a node.

And one more thing: you should use ./buzzer.sh to start qbit daemon

PS. And check out ./buzzer.sh contents:

Code:

export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$LD_LIBRARY_PATH:~/qbit/lib
./qbitd -home .buzzer -threadpool 2 -http 8080 -roles fullnode -debug info,warn,error,store,cons,val -daemon

It is most common node parameters. And to adjust to your needs, pls, visit https://www.buzzer.network/node-download

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Hi, there!

We eventually published Qbit platform sources - https://github.com/qbit-t
Now you can build node by yourself. Check out https://github.com/qbit-t/qbit#how-to-build

Thanks.

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Quote from: harapagornis on February 05, 2021, 05:28:37 AM

Getting libjm error when trying to run a node.

What kind of error exactly? And what Ubuntu version do you use?

Thanks

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Quote from: sammyp on February 05, 2021, 04:06:14 AM

Will App Store users also get the advantage of earning from the app in the near future? I see that access to app is currently limited to only android users.

Yes, in near future, but push notifications will be disabled.

Thanks.

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Getting libjm error when trying to run a node.

sammyp

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Will App Store users also get the advantage of earning from the app in the near future? I see that access to app is currently limited to only android users.

buzzer.network

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Hi, there!
We started two channels on Buzzer network:

@CryptoNews - various news aggregated
@Airdrops - Buzzer/Qbit/Qtt airdrops and not only...

Join and subscribe on @CryptoNews and @Airdrops!

PS. First drop is already deployed...

buzzer.network

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Wallet is look like:

You should try it!

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Quote from: rat03gopoh on February 03, 2021, 11:53:27 PM

In the past, there have been many startup social media platforms that are no longer developed and some of them failed halfway due to a lack of enthusiasts. Even though they have offered various data security and benefits like some of the ones you offer here.

What makes this platform different from others and why are you sure it will grow? To be more precise I am asking for the ultimate offer of this platform

You are right. In the past. But today informational landscape was forcefully changed. And as I know dozens teams are on the way of making an alterntives for the centralized platforms. But we have already gone from idea and concept to implementation. And at the moment, the network and the application are working, special mechanisms have been implemented so that the community can moderate the content and many other specifics. We are planning (and already making progress for the next major release) to implement pay-to-go or payed content, including any media materials, micro articles & etc. We have some earning models - you can get reward for your equipment (mining), you can sell content, you can get interest on your "shares" from commercial transactions.

Whether this platform will be successful - I don't know. We offer an open partnership to everyone who may be interested in it. Our goals are simple:

Create a unique set of applications that allows people to establish self-sufficient and sustainable social digital communities.
Provide tools to allow the community to take control of the rules and infrastructure for digital information exchange.
To create a decentralized platform that is resistant to external censorship and the imposition of external regulatory rules.
To create tools and conditions to facilitate and support the development of individual digital entrepreneurship.

Can this platform be a successful story - I think, yes. All depends on us in a broad sence.

PS. And by the way - Cubix can be used as decentralized content distribution platform.

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Signature designer - start @$10 - PM me!

In the past, there have been many startup social media platforms that are no longer developed and some of them failed halfway due to a lack of enthusiasts. Even though they have offered various data security and benefits like some of the ones you offer here.

What makes this platform different from others and why are you sure it will grow? To be more precise I am asking for the ultimate offer of this platform

buzzer.network

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Just to add a little clarity:

You should try it!

buzzer.network

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Hi, everyone!
We planning to rollout contests (you can earn QBITS and/or QTT) and make airdrops. And to be informed you can:
- read this thread or
- join Buzzer network (install Buzzer app on your mobile phone) and subscribe on @Buzzer (this option is preferrable, very first announces will be posted in the Buzzer network)

Thanks

buzzer.network

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Hi there!
Qbit platform was built from scratch. We've started development around 1.5 years ago. And now we have: robust, flexible, scalable and fast blockchain platform. Moreover blockchain platform with basic and common functions was ready around a year ago. But we decided not to start pushing Qbit in public then. We decided to build a product, end user product. Not just "technology for technology", but product with useful functionality. And finally Buzzer as DApp on Qbit platform was born. Yes, we still in the beginning of adoption of blockchain technology for the mass market and there are more to do. But first steps was done.

For now Buzzer has familiar look'n'feel and functionality for the ordinal people. Those 600 mln who use smartphone as communicator in their every day life.

Try #Buzzer. Together we'll make this world a better place.

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Web ● Mission ● Features ● .QBIT. ● QTT ● .Whitepaper.

.What is Buzzer?.
  - Mission (link)
  - Features (link)
  - Trust score (link)

.Qbit platform.
  - Qbit platform (link)
  - Buzzer platform (link)

.Coin / token details.
  - QBIT coin details (link)
  - QTT token details (link)

.Block explorer.
  - Qbit simple explorer (link)

.Downloads.
  - Whitepaper (EN) (link)
  - Buzzer mobile app - GooglePlay or APK
  - Ubuntu 18.x node setup and downloads (link)

.Resources.
  - Telegram (link)
  - Github (link)

.Qbit full nodes.
  - 139.162.39.249:31415
  - 172.104.108.54:31415
  - 212.71.253.201:31415
  - 172.104.235.237:31415
  - 23.239.7.252:31415
  - 45.79.183.117:31415

.Attention!.
You can get 0.5 QBIT instantly just for installing Buzzer on your Android phone. Download and run installation from APK or use GooglePlay and follow the setup instructions.

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