Topic: [ANN] [GEO] GeoCoin | GIS & GeoTechnologies - page 152. (Read 564056 times)

Hippie, just curious, are you interested in Geocoin at all?

If some people want to meet me IRL then come next week to Amsterdam;
https://bitcoinmeetup.nl/Amsterdam/2015/July/Wednesday/EnergyCoin.html
We can discuss GEO applications.

Ow? Didn't know that. So I'll wait for a decent forwarding url then.
Thx for the tip.

Your link is bringing up all sorts of flags...
https://www.virustotal.com/cs/url/1aee4c93d2c3a37c7cc2b99aaf48b88e5cdad34a8717a72c0aa8a490601c072b/analysis/1435906947/
http://quttera.com/detailed_report/bit.do

.. thanks in large part to this blacklisted external link with 520! malicious files.
http://quttera.com/detailed_report/www.centralinternet.com.br

The ASN Digital Ocean seems to be quite popular with sketchy sites and coins..
http://www.urlquery.net/report.php?id=1435907271941

The passenger should go to a doctor to get that broken arm fixed

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uyJYTIAb7vc

https://twitter.com/Gizfreaknl/status/616622550555230208
(retweets appreciated)

Btw I made a somewhat easier to remember forwarding url for the block explorer http://bit.do/geobe

Ok good, i was about to post a explorer link for you to check, if you need explorer next time its in the op or http://104.236.52.122:3006/

nevermind they showed up!

is there a block explorer i can use?  I have a missing transaction and what to see whats going on.

Hi, I am a GIS professional and have been working with ESRI and open source GIS products for over 10 years. It may seem with government agencies, ESRI has a monopoly on the GIS market. However this is not true; The open source GIS community is continuously growing as their products get more and more advanced. In several ways more advanced than ESRI products. If anything its a bad thing for software development to use ESRI because you are locked into that vendor. You have to continuously pay them the license fees and they try to make their products not function with other products. You require their support. We call it "vendor lock". ESRI does not have "all the information out there" either and GIS is so much more than just data collection alone.  The GeoCashing wallet itself has huge potential for the crowd to source GIS data by verifying things in real life (still so much we can develop, try to open your mind to the possibilities of what we can accomplish with these technologies & the newest devices inside smartphones) but the main advantage to the GIS industry will be with the developments of the Geominer. At the moment we don't have heavy GIS development but you have a developer who understands geographic databases, spatial analysis, online mapping applications and the integration of blockchain technology. GIS markets will be a future focus of ours. Our current focus is the geocashing game targeting users of foursquare, ingress, geocaching, etc. Feel free to come chat with us in the Slack group and I can explain more of our GIS + crypto concepts if you're interested.

Cheers

Thank you. I'll let you know when I collect some of them.

Landgraaf über Alles yeah (or was it California) ;P

https://youtu.be/eIqESwzCGg4

Looking good Gizfreak 


Landgraaf Gizfreak? 

just take a look at me explaining how to geocash

https://vimeo.com/132333428

Sory my false i understood  "can I pick them up" i didn't see How open http://geocoin.cash make yours account, use your smartphone and collect it

Seriously I'll be there.

Of course

I'll be in Athens next week. How can I pick them up?