Topic: [ANN] Expanse (EXP) - 1st Stable fork of Ethereum (New Algo + PirlGuard) - page 12. (Read 961470 times)
July 25, 2018, 04:09:28 PM
Where to find version 1.8.12, any help!
July 25, 2018, 04:07:43 PM
Hello! Tell me please, my old wallet requires you to update the new version 1.8.12, I can not find anywhere (Where can I download, who will tell me?
July 25, 2018, 04:07:27 PM
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July 24, 2018, 10:07:05 AM
Is there a general statement of Expanse regarding ASICs, PoW, possible consensus changes and so on? I am not familiar with the current PoW algo, does it have ASICs? It doesn't look like it's Ethash, or is it?
Yes, its ethash, and current known ASICs are not that great to take GPUs out of game. There were also some comments about
changing algo in Expanse discord channel.
You can see more info about proposed changes here:
https://medium.com/@OhGodAGirl/the-problem-with-proof-of-work-da9f0512dad9
Yay, I've been searching for that article anyway, thanks!
Expanse is ETHASH and we have been trying to decide what would be best for us. Changing the algo certainly has its fair share of advantages and disadvantages.
Well, from what I gathered so far, the Ethash ASICs don't seem to have a really huge advantage over GPUs, so it could be worse.
What is the general stance regarding ProgPoW, though? Have you looked into it?
Yes we have looked into it and we are a supporter of the technology. It certainly has a place. It would be nice to see the progpow devs submit a pr to expanse.
What about updating some of the existing algorithms used in ethash?
July 24, 2018, 07:47:12 AM
Is there a general statement of Expanse regarding ASICs, PoW, possible consensus changes and so on? I am not familiar with the current PoW algo, does it have ASICs? It doesn't look like it's Ethash, or is it?
Yes, its ethash, and current known ASICs are not that great to take GPUs out of game. There were also some comments about
changing algo in Expanse discord channel.
You can see more info about proposed changes here:
https://medium.com/@OhGodAGirl/the-problem-with-proof-of-work-da9f0512dad9
Yay, I've been searching for that article anyway, thanks!
Expanse is ETHASH and we have been trying to decide what would be best for us. Changing the algo certainly has its fair share of advantages and disadvantages.
Well, from what I gathered so far, the Ethash ASICs don't seem to have a really huge advantage over GPUs, so it could be worse.
What is the general stance regarding ProgPoW, though? Have you looked into it?
Yes we have looked into it and we are a supporter of the technology. It certainly has a place. It would be nice to see the progpow devs submit a pr to expanse.
July 23, 2018, 12:14:51 PM
Is there a general statement of Expanse regarding ASICs, PoW, possible consensus changes and so on? I am not familiar with the current PoW algo, does it have ASICs? It doesn't look like it's Ethash, or is it?
Yes, its ethash, and current known ASICs are not that great to take GPUs out of game. There were also some comments about
changing algo in Expanse discord channel.
You can see more info about proposed changes here:
https://medium.com/@OhGodAGirl/the-problem-with-proof-of-work-da9f0512dad9
Yay, I've been searching for that article anyway, thanks!
Expanse is ETHASH and we have been trying to decide what would be best for us. Changing the algo certainly has its fair share of advantages and disadvantages.
Well, from what I gathered so far, the Ethash ASICs don't seem to have a really huge advantage over GPUs, so it could be worse.
What is the general stance regarding ProgPoW, though? Have you looked into it?
July 23, 2018, 08:39:39 AM
Is there a general statement of Expanse regarding ASICs, PoW, possible consensus changes and so on? I am not familiar with the current PoW algo, does it have ASICs? It doesn't look like it's Ethash, or is it?
Yes, its ethash, and current known ASICs are not that great to take GPUs out of game. There were also some comments about
changing algo in Expanse discord channel.
You can see more info about proposed changes here:
https://medium.com/@OhGodAGirl/the-problem-with-proof-of-work-da9f0512dad9
Yay, I've been searching for that article anyway, thanks!
Expanse is ETHASH and we have been trying to decide what would be best for us. Changing the algo certainly has its fair share of advantages and disadvantages.
July 22, 2018, 01:30:23 PM
Is there a general statement of Expanse regarding ASICs, PoW, possible consensus changes and so on? I am not familiar with the current PoW algo, does it have ASICs? It doesn't look like it's Ethash, or is it?
Yes, its ethash, and current known ASICs are not that great to take GPUs out of game. There were also some comments about
changing algo in Expanse discord channel.
You can see more info about proposed changes here:
https://medium.com/@OhGodAGirl/the-problem-with-proof-of-work-da9f0512dad9
Yay, I've been searching for that article anyway, thanks!
July 22, 2018, 12:45:51 PM
Is there a general statement of Expanse regarding ASICs, PoW, possible consensus changes and so on? I am not familiar with the current PoW algo, does it have ASICs? It doesn't look like it's Ethash, or is it?
Yes, its ethash, and current known ASICs are not that great to take GPUs out of game. There were also some comments about
changing algo in Expanse discord channel.
You can see more info about proposed changes here:
https://medium.com/@OhGodAGirl/the-problem-with-proof-of-work-da9f0512dad9
July 22, 2018, 07:33:06 AM
Is there a general statement of Expanse regarding ASICs, PoW, possible consensus changes and so on? I am not familiar with the current PoW algo, does it have ASICs? It doesn't look like it's Ethash, or is it?
July 22, 2018, 06:54:35 AM
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July 21, 2018, 04:43:12 PM
Guys, get a room. Both of you (hiphoptrail and coolkudos). I don't know what issues you have, but I'm sure nobody except you two reallys cares. I'm pretty sure defaced has ignored you by now (as have I).
then how is it you know about the posts? sounds like another exp pumper.
July 21, 2018, 03:37:58 PM
Guys, get a room. Both of you (hiphoptrail and coolkudos). I don't know what issues you have, but I'm sure nobody except you two reallys cares. I'm pretty sure defaced has ignored you by now (as have I).
July 21, 2018, 10:20:54 AM
Ah yes bold oversized font. Classic overcompensation. I'm surprised you didnt make it red to draw more attention to your hero complex.
July 21, 2018, 10:06:49 AM
The hero syndrome is a phenomenon affecting people who seek heroism or recognition, usually by creating a desperate situation which they can resolve. This can include unlawful acts, such as arson. The phenomenon has been noted to affect civil servants, such as firefighters, nurses, police officers and security guards.
Acts linked with the hero syndrome should not be confused with acts of malice, for example, a punished firefighter exacting revenge or an insatiable level of excitement, as was found in a federal study of more than 75 firefighter arsonists.[1] However, acts of the hero syndrome have been linked to previously failed heroism. The hero syndrome may also be a more general yearning for self-worth. People with hero syndrome will usually cause an accident and pretend to help. In corporate environments, the Hero syndrome manifests itself when the protagonist suffering the syndrome creates supposed, implied or ostensible crises only to eventually resolve them thereby becoming the savior of the day, the hero of the moment. The ulterior motive for these actions can sometimes be to show that the sufferer is a valuable asset to the company, when there is an abundance of factual evidence to the contrary.
So in other words you feel so small and insignificant that you have to misrepresent the truth just to save the world from the "scams".
Acts linked with the hero syndrome should not be confused with acts of malice, for example, a punished firefighter exacting revenge or an insatiable level of excitement, as was found in a federal study of more than 75 firefighter arsonists.[1] However, acts of the hero syndrome have been linked to previously failed heroism. The hero syndrome may also be a more general yearning for self-worth. People with hero syndrome will usually cause an accident and pretend to help. In corporate environments, the Hero syndrome manifests itself when the protagonist suffering the syndrome creates supposed, implied or ostensible crises only to eventually resolve them thereby becoming the savior of the day, the hero of the moment. The ulterior motive for these actions can sometimes be to show that the sufferer is a valuable asset to the company, when there is an abundance of factual evidence to the contrary.
So in other words you feel so small and insignificant that you have to misrepresent the truth just to save the world from the "scams".
lol!
Typical expanse copy and paste scam project
Can't even post an original thought.
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The hero syndrome is a phenomenon affecting people who seek heroism or recognition, usually by creating a desperate situation which they can resolve. This can include unlawful acts, such as arson. The phenomenon has been noted to affect civil servants, such as firefighters, nurses, police officers and security guards.
Acts linked with the hero syndrome should not be confused[why?] with acts of malice, for example, a punished firefighter exacting revenge or an insatiable level of excitement, as was found in a federal study of more than 75 firefighter arsonists.[1] However, acts of the hero syndrome have been linked to previously failed heroism. The hero syndrome may also be a more general yearning for self-worth. People with hero syndrome will usually cause an accident and pretend to help. In corporate environments, the Hero syndrome manifests itself when the protagonist suffering the syndrome creates supposed, implied or ostensible crises only to eventually resolve them thereby becoming the saviour of the day, the hero of the moment. The ulterior motive for these actions can sometimes be to show that the sufferer is a valuable asset to the company, when there is an abundance of factual evidence to the contrary.
Screening
A screening method has been developed, based on the case that those who commit the acts are generally young and are looking for an opportunity to prove or flaunt their bravery. However, there are no formal scientific studies on the hero syndrome.[1]
References
Cave, Damien (2004-08-02). "Experts Say 'Hero Syndrome' Not Common Among Police". The New York Times. Retrieved 2013-06-13.
July 21, 2018, 09:57:06 AM
The hero syndrome is a phenomenon affecting people who seek heroism or recognition, usually by creating a desperate situation which they can resolve. This can include unlawful acts, such as arson. The phenomenon has been noted to affect civil servants, such as firefighters, nurses, police officers and security guards.
Acts linked with the hero syndrome should not be confused with acts of malice, for example, a punished firefighter exacting revenge or an insatiable level of excitement, as was found in a federal study of more than 75 firefighter arsonists.[1] However, acts of the hero syndrome have been linked to previously failed heroism. The hero syndrome may also be a more general yearning for self-worth. People with hero syndrome will usually cause an accident and pretend to help. In corporate environments, the Hero syndrome manifests itself when the protagonist suffering the syndrome creates supposed, implied or ostensible crises only to eventually resolve them thereby becoming the savior of the day, the hero of the moment. The ulterior motive for these actions can sometimes be to show that the sufferer is a valuable asset to the company, when there is an abundance of factual evidence to the contrary.
So in other words you feel so small and insignificant that you have to misrepresent the truth just to save the world from the "scams".
Acts linked with the hero syndrome should not be confused with acts of malice, for example, a punished firefighter exacting revenge or an insatiable level of excitement, as was found in a federal study of more than 75 firefighter arsonists.[1] However, acts of the hero syndrome have been linked to previously failed heroism. The hero syndrome may also be a more general yearning for self-worth. People with hero syndrome will usually cause an accident and pretend to help. In corporate environments, the Hero syndrome manifests itself when the protagonist suffering the syndrome creates supposed, implied or ostensible crises only to eventually resolve them thereby becoming the savior of the day, the hero of the moment. The ulterior motive for these actions can sometimes be to show that the sufferer is a valuable asset to the company, when there is an abundance of factual evidence to the contrary.
So in other words you feel so small and insignificant that you have to misrepresent the truth just to save the world from the "scams".
July 21, 2018, 09:43:14 AM
Really? Peepeetocher sounds like something a greentard cock jockey would say.
What's your agenda here? You and the other trolls obviously have one.
What's your agenda here? You and the other trolls obviously have one.
truth to call you and the rest of the toothless expanse scam out and let everyone know to run from this project. get it bro?
Oh I get it. You are a narcissist with a huge hero complex who made a bad trade. Makes complete and total sense now.
"Anything I dont make money on is a complete and total scam". You are one of those kind of soyboys.
July 21, 2018, 09:37:27 AM
Really? Peepeetocher sounds like something a greentard cock jockey would say.
What's your agenda here? You and the other trolls obviously have one.
What's your agenda here? You and the other trolls obviously have one.
truth to call you and the rest of the toothless expanse scam out and let everyone know to run from this project. get it bro?
July 21, 2018, 09:32:42 AM
Really? Peepeetocher sounds like something a greentard cock jockey would say.
What's your agenda here? You and the other trolls obviously have one.
What's your agenda here? You and the other trolls obviously have one.
July 21, 2018, 09:29:17 AM
So he has other projects who cares whats your point? What about Dan Larimer? Bitshares, steemit, eos. You are literally trying to bust the balls of an early adopter genius
Franko no premine, no instamine, is in devtomes as the crypto that was "too honest for its own good". Was listed on all major exchanges of the time except btc-e.
Aiden, no premine, no instamine, the experiment was successful. Was listed on all of the major exchanges and anyone could have taken it over.
Christopher Franko - early adopter genius who contributed to the body of knowledge of crypto industry for nearly 3 years for free.
Hiphoptail - coward anon soyboy greentard who has never accomplished anything in his life of value and mocks other people because he is jealous.
Franko no premine, no instamine, is in devtomes as the crypto that was "too honest for its own good". Was listed on all major exchanges of the time except btc-e.
Aiden, no premine, no instamine, the experiment was successful. Was listed on all of the major exchanges and anyone could have taken it over.
Christopher Franko - early adopter genius who contributed to the body of knowledge of crypto industry for nearly 3 years for free.
Hiphoptail - coward anon soyboy greentard who has never accomplished anything in his life of value and mocks other people because he is jealous.
haha. how about this coolkudopeepeetoucher,
100k bet!
I own more than you in cryptoland, personal assets and total net worth.
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