Topic: [ANN] Datacoin - Censorship-Free Data Storage - page 27. (Read 66848 times)
Im glad to see a new version
Can we just upload Verionum's compiled 08 Windows client as a "release" or does that involve some sort of process in git?
Er, I don't know. I've never travelled the "release" path in github (I have that joyful experience to look forward to with Slimcoin at some point soon). For now, all I can do is point you to the GitHub docs (https://help.github.com/articles/about-releases/) - which, on a quick skim do imply that git is actively involved.
Cheers
Graham
^^ exactly.
First of all we must see how many people are really using cryptocurrencies, and using it not only in the way to profit from it.
If it would be more than 5-10%, I would be surprised.
First of all we must see how many people are really using cryptocurrencies, and using it not only in the way to profit from it.
If it would be more than 5-10%, I would be surprised.
GDPR
I wonder what effect the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) will have on uncensorable cryptocurrencies like Datacoin.
https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2018-05-28/how-gdpr-kills-innovation-economy
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I wonder what effect the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) will have on uncensorable cryptocurrencies like Datacoin.
https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2018-05-28/how-gdpr-kills-innovation-economy
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The effect will be close to zero.
But generally, the "right to be left alone" or "right to be forgotten" is just a theory.
People were handing out their data online for years. Good luck trying to become forgotten now...
GDPR
I wonder what effect the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) will have on uncensorable cryptocurrencies like Datacoin.
https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2018-05-28/how-gdpr-kills-innovation-economy
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I wonder what effect the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) will have on uncensorable cryptocurrencies like Datacoin.
https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2018-05-28/how-gdpr-kills-innovation-economy
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And to make sure my amateur self understands this, https://github.com/datacoinproject/datacoin-core is the 0.15.99.08 version?
Yes, that is correct. The commit history is labelled "08", etc. The default checkout is the master branch and the block explorer addition is in the separate feature.blockexplorer branchQuote
And this is where we go to submit bugs and such? (I just submitted https://github.com/datacoinproject/datacoin-core/issues/1)
Yes.Cheers
Graham
Hi Graham
Can we just upload Verionum's compiled 08 Windows client as a "release" or does that involve some sort of process in git?
Cheers
-extro
I know its a old coin, but cant find any clear information about solo mining, ive downloaded verilum version and when i type setgenerate true it crash or when it work when i try to connect at my locall adress it look fine but it stall at bitcoin signal 127.0.0.1...
And to make sure my amateur self understands this, https://github.com/datacoinproject/datacoin-core is the 0.15.99.08 version?
Yes, that is correct. The commit history is labelled "08", etc. The default checkout is the master branch and the block explorer addition is in the separate feature.blockexplorer branchQuote
And this is where we go to submit bugs and such? (I just submitted https://github.com/datacoinproject/datacoin-core/issues/1)
Yes.Cheers
Graham
Etched another puzzle on the Datacoin blockchain!
Just about 1/2 a megabyte -- etched really smooth.
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Codex Protocol Puzzle
"Solve this #masterpiece by @Zd3N the first @CodexProtocol #CryptoPuzzle"
Jess Houlgrave https://twitter.com/JessyBlock/status/1000014968845152257
Prize is 3.1377 ETH ~~ https://etherscan.io/address/0x6b2560b34c7469c561a8fce581c88bfb8cce73b2
More info here:
https://medium.com/@CodexProtocol/solve-codex-puzzle-bounty-and-earn-cryptocurrency-46e675d07ba3
http://crypto.haluska.sk/CodexPuzzle.png
Codex Protocol Puzzle By: ZƌȜȠ https://twitter.com/Zd3N
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bitFossil link here:
http://bitfossil.org/767dea525df58d3cdee5ffdb31e51288f4c2a5ddc1c5f8a71ff86420dc05b51c/index.htm
or put the following directly into Apertus with Datacoin running:
767dea525df58d3cdee5ffdb31e51288f4c2a5ddc1c5f8a71ff86420dc05b51c
Loving the crypto-inspired puzzle art!
Kind Regards,
The DataSea
Just about 1/2 a megabyte -- etched really smooth.
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Codex Protocol Puzzle
"Solve this #masterpiece by @Zd3N the first @CodexProtocol #CryptoPuzzle"
Jess Houlgrave https://twitter.com/JessyBlock/status/1000014968845152257
Prize is 3.1377 ETH ~~ https://etherscan.io/address/0x6b2560b34c7469c561a8fce581c88bfb8cce73b2
More info here:
https://medium.com/@CodexProtocol/solve-codex-puzzle-bounty-and-earn-cryptocurrency-46e675d07ba3
http://crypto.haluska.sk/CodexPuzzle.png
Codex Protocol Puzzle By: ZƌȜȠ https://twitter.com/Zd3N
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bitFossil link here:
http://bitfossil.org/767dea525df58d3cdee5ffdb31e51288f4c2a5ddc1c5f8a71ff86420dc05b51c/index.htm
or put the following directly into Apertus with Datacoin running:
767dea525df58d3cdee5ffdb31e51288f4c2a5ddc1c5f8a71ff86420dc05b51c
Loving the crypto-inspired puzzle art!
Kind Regards,
The DataSea
something the capitalization of the coin does not please at all. why not to coin interest? does the team do anything to attract investors?
I couldn't even properly understand, what does this post mean. I mean - bots please, at least try to make proper sentences lol.
my optimism may have gotten the better of me, but my half-full side thinks it may be a foreign investor . . .
something the capitalization of the coin does not please at all. why not to coin interest? does the team do anything to attract investors?
I couldn't even properly understand, what does this post mean. I mean - bots please, at least try to make proper sentences lol.
something the capitalization of the coin does not please at all. why not to coin interest? does the team do anything to attract investors?
To be blunt, I'm personally not worried about investors at this moment.
I'm focused on a minimal viable product -- and we don't have that yet.
We just got to 0.15.99.08, and it's not even fully tested yet (testnet isn't even operating).
When we have something that's robust, then I'll worry about taking this blockchain to the next level
But if you have some ideas to bring to the table -- please share them and help to make them happen!
something the capitalization of the coin does not please at all. why not to coin interest? does the team do anything to attract investors?
Anyone able to understand the problem of the testnet sync issue?
I haven't been able to grab a chance to find out.I did take some time to process the Yandex tardumps into a git repos: https://github.com/datacoinproject/datacoin-core (08 is the last, I lost track during the flurry of Windows fixes). Might be worth using that as a base to explore testnet issues.
I've also contributed an in-wallet block explorer (fwiw) in a separate branch: https://github.com/datacoinproject/datacoin-core/tree/feature.blockexplorer - the community can decide collectively whether it's considered to be worth the maintenance effort to include.
Cheers
Graham
This is fabulous!
And to make sure my amateur self understands this, https://github.com/datacoinproject/datacoin-core is the 0.15.99.08 version?
And this is where we go to submit bugs and such? (I just submitted https://github.com/datacoinproject/datacoin-core/issues/1 )
Also, having a in-wallet blockexplorer is a great idea -- the more blockexplorers the better I think -- I currently pay 100+ dollars a year to keep the cryptoID one going
https://chainz.cryptoid.info/dtc/Regards,
The DataSea
Anyone able to understand the problem of the testnet sync issue?
I haven't been able to grab a chance to find out.I did take some time to process the Yandex tardumps into a git repos: https://github.com/datacoinproject/datacoin-core (08 is the last, I lost track during the flurry of Windows fixes). Might be worth using that as a base to explore testnet issues.
I've also contributed an in-wallet block explorer (fwiw) in a separate branch: https://github.com/datacoinproject/datacoin-core/tree/feature.blockexplorer - the community can decide collectively whether it's considered to be worth the maintenance effort to include.
Cheers
Graham
Etched a fun puzzle on Datacoin.
If you figure it out, you get a Bitcoin.
"This work is comprised of Satoshi Nakamoto's famous whitepaper words, scaled by Log N. Disparate ideas inspired Satoshi to create a solution to revolutionize modern socio-economics and industry. The work reflects on the elements that brought this technology to life, and challenges the underlying security model. Hidden in plain sight lies something more: a treasure hunt. 1 BTC is concealed within the work." ~~ CryptoGreetings. Address of prize: https://blockchain.info/address/37XTVuaWt1zyUPRgDDpsnoo5ioHk2Da6Fs ~~ Reddit, https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/8kk0pa/1_btc_is_hidden_in_this_puzzle_good_luck/ ~~ Twitter https://twitter.com/cryptogreetings/status/997761887931699200 ~~ BitcoinTalk https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/new-introducing-hidden-in-plain-sight-limited-edition-with-1-btc-prize-3981021
This image is scraped from bitFossil.org directly.
Link on Apertus, Datacoin V:
a24933fef00368015f3b5c4343461c5ea0043ffb48cb2a2a5e1b21befcdd5618
Here is the link on BitFossil.org:
http://bitfossil.org/a24933fef00368015f3b5c4343461c5ea0043ffb48cb2a2a5e1b21befcdd5618/index.htm
Datacoin can be a great repository of fun stuff, and amplify some great events!
We have something really awesome on our hands here
Kind Regards,
The DataSea
If you figure it out, you get a Bitcoin.
"This work is comprised of Satoshi Nakamoto's famous whitepaper words, scaled by Log N. Disparate ideas inspired Satoshi to create a solution to revolutionize modern socio-economics and industry. The work reflects on the elements that brought this technology to life, and challenges the underlying security model. Hidden in plain sight lies something more: a treasure hunt. 1 BTC is concealed within the work." ~~ CryptoGreetings. Address of prize: https://blockchain.info/address/37XTVuaWt1zyUPRgDDpsnoo5ioHk2Da6Fs ~~ Reddit, https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/8kk0pa/1_btc_is_hidden_in_this_puzzle_good_luck/ ~~ Twitter https://twitter.com/cryptogreetings/status/997761887931699200 ~~ BitcoinTalk https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/new-introducing-hidden-in-plain-sight-limited-edition-with-1-btc-prize-3981021
This image is scraped from bitFossil.org directly.
Link on Apertus, Datacoin V:
a24933fef00368015f3b5c4343461c5ea0043ffb48cb2a2a5e1b21befcdd5618
Here is the link on BitFossil.org:
http://bitfossil.org/a24933fef00368015f3b5c4343461c5ea0043ffb48cb2a2a5e1b21befcdd5618/index.htm
Datacoin can be a great repository of fun stuff, and amplify some great events!
We have something really awesome on our hands here
Kind Regards,
The DataSea
Cool stuff. Will have a look
Hi Team,
I'm moving forward on more testing, however the testnet is still not syncing.
The mainnet tests I am doing will be normally under 1 MB, but there's still a risk it knocks Datacoin for a loop.
I will hold off on mult MB tests for now on mainnet, but note the testnet not syncing is an issue -- we need a robust testnet.
Anyone able to understand the problem of the testnet sync issue?
Kind Regards,
The Datasea
I'm moving forward on more testing, however the testnet is still not syncing.
The mainnet tests I am doing will be normally under 1 MB, but there's still a risk it knocks Datacoin for a loop.
I will hold off on mult MB tests for now on mainnet, but note the testnet not syncing is an issue -- we need a robust testnet.
Anyone able to understand the problem of the testnet sync issue?
Kind Regards,
The Datasea
Few people know this - but if BIP42 had not been implemented, the Bitcoin reward would cycle back to 50 BTC every 64 halvings.
And those few people apparently didn't include the hapless devs of more than one pre-BIP42 altcoin clone who decided it would be a good idea to change the block time to 30s and didn't know quite enough about the C++ underpinnings to realise that the halving scheme would simply cycle and repeat from the start - which came as a bit of an pleasant surprise for the person who got the second-time-round premine. Needless to say, after some initial misplaced enthusiasm by new aspirant hodlers for this unanticipated windfall period, a social consensus emerged that perceived the blockchain as irretrievably damaged beyond repair and so the chain was eventually abandoned.Cheers
Graham
Few people know this - but if BIP42 had not been implemented, the Bitcoin reward would cycle back to 50 BTC every 64 halvings.
It is essentially the "New Goldmine" feature and was removed.
It sounds like the call here is for a new goldmine on a 5 year timeline.
It is essentially the "New Goldmine" feature and was removed.
It sounds like the call here is for a new goldmine on a 5 year timeline.
But I don't think it is important problem.
Coin must be designed for constantly increasing popularity and difficulty and for long time distances.
Such variations of difficulty in scale of days (and weeks, may be month) it is a small noise. Sorry for this my opinion.
May be block reward must not be defined by difficulty.
Coin must be designed for constantly increasing popularity and difficulty and for long time distances.
Such variations of difficulty in scale of days (and weeks, may be month) it is a small noise. Sorry for this my opinion.
May be block reward must not be defined by difficulty.
I would find it helpful if you could provide some supporting evidence. What are your opinions based on?
Cheers
Graham
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