Well in case you haven't noticed the "challenge" I put up (to crack an encrypted password that I created using a simple script and very unsafe starting password) seems to be heating up.
A more sophisticated and secure version (along with a USB installable Live OS) with instructions will soon be coming.
Topic: [ANN] CIYAM Open - Put your "dibs" on tasks for BTC! - page 5. (Read 13791 times)
An important part of the CIYAM Open funding model is that it is 100% open - that is every single tx that takes place in the project will be able to be audited via the blockchain by anybody (this is achieved through the use of raw tx's that move funds from one specific donation address to either another or to the final developer's destination).
Another important part is the safety of the private keys that are generated for use with every Project Area and Project Task - a detailed explanation of how this is achieved (and the source for the tools used) will be coming soon.
Another important part is the safety of the private keys that are generated for use with every Project Area and Project Task - a detailed explanation of how this is achieved (and the source for the tools used) will be coming soon.
No device, just my laptop, Chrome.
Interesting - well the issue has now been duly noted (the problem being in the way that a .gif has been used for the table header as it shouldn't really matter how many lines it needs to flow in to) - also thanks for taking the time to look at the site.
No device, just my laptop, Chrome.
Looks like it still needs some work... shouldn't be happening on 12800 X 800 screen.
I assume you mean 1280 x 800 but in any case I did have the Tab rotated - is your screen rotated to landscape?
(indeed if not rotated to landscape it won't look so good and UI is one of the main areas I will be allocating BTC tasks towards improving)
Actually even in portrait it looks fine on my Tab - what device are you using?
Looks like it still needs some work... shouldn't be happening on 12800 X 800 screen.
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CIYAM Open is now ready for Contributors and Project Managers to join in creating a new kind of digital workforce.
The first 10 Project Managers to join (6 places are still left) will be able to have one Project in CIYAM Open "fee free for life".
Developers need to make a "dib" for each task that they wish to work on - understand that a dib is not to do with funds but with *time*. By submitting your dib you are committing yourself to providing a git pull request by the date and time you entered in your dib. The funds allotted will be paid out in entirety to the Contributor whose dib was accepted and whose git pull request was merged by (one of) the git repository owner(s).
Note that only the Contributor whose dib is Accepted would ever be expected to work on the task and understand also that each task includes one or more "skills" for which "skill points" will be awarded or deducted from the Contributor (depending upon whether an Accepted dib is finally Completed after a git pull request merged or is instead Rejected). Also understand that the acceptance of any particular dib is entirely up to the Project Manager (guidelines and further software will be developed to help with this down the track).
http://ciyam.org
(includes links to CIYAM Open as well as the CIYAM Safe distro which is used by the CIYAM project for 100% air-gapped offline transaction signing and the CIYAM github repository)
The first 10 Project Managers to join (6 places are still left) will be able to have one Project in CIYAM Open "fee free for life".
Developers need to make a "dib" for each task that they wish to work on - understand that a dib is not to do with funds but with *time*. By submitting your dib you are committing yourself to providing a git pull request by the date and time you entered in your dib. The funds allotted will be paid out in entirety to the Contributor whose dib was accepted and whose git pull request was merged by (one of) the git repository owner(s).
Note that only the Contributor whose dib is Accepted would ever be expected to work on the task and understand also that each task includes one or more "skills" for which "skill points" will be awarded or deducted from the Contributor (depending upon whether an Accepted dib is finally Completed after a git pull request merged or is instead Rejected). Also understand that the acceptance of any particular dib is entirely up to the Project Manager (guidelines and further software will be developed to help with this down the track).
http://ciyam.org
(includes links to CIYAM Open as well as the CIYAM Safe distro which is used by the CIYAM project for 100% air-gapped offline transaction signing and the CIYAM github repository)
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