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Topic: [ANN] Grin | PoW Mining | Electronic transactions for all. Community driven. - page 15. (Read 73512 times)

legendary
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born once atheist
Critical PoW vulnerability closed;
the accidental birth of a new PoW Mining

https://forum.grin.mw/t/critical-pow-vulnerability-closed-the-accidental-birth-of-a-new-pow


Thanks for transparency. Interesting read.
Though admittedly I got baffled after "As you may know....." 
Then as I continued down the nodemaskrandom42cyclegraphedgecukeroony rabbit hole, it turned my poor brain into a curled up pretzel.  So, um...no...I didn't notice the bug.

On a more serious note, thanks again dude. Keep up the great job.
legendary
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Doomed to see the future and unable to prevent it
Critical PoW vulnerability closed;
the accidental birth of a new PoW Mining

https://forum.grin.mw/t/critical-pow-vulnerability-closed-the-accidental-birth-of-a-new-pow

Well, that sounds like a scary bit of time there!

Glad you got it all sorted.
jr. member
Activity: 210
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did you send the letter? any feedback?


Sorry, I thought it was an obvious joke. Grin does not have a CEO nor a marketing department. Let me copy some a part of the updated description on https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/grin/

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Grin is fully open-source and community-driven. There is no single entity behind it, Grin’s development is funded by donations as well as done voluntarily by contributors. Everybody can discuss, influence, or work on its development.

lol no offense..you seem a good ceo Smiley
member
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Merit: 87

did you send the letter? any feedback?


Sorry, I thought it was an obvious joke. Grin does not have a CEO nor a marketing department. Let me copy some a part of the updated description on https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/grin/

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Grin is fully open-source and community-driven. There is no single entity behind it, Grin’s development is funded by donations as well as done voluntarily by contributors. Everybody can discuss, influence, or work on its development.
legendary
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member
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Hey there!

I represent WoolyPooly mining pool. Recently we've added Grin.

For miners from Europe and Russia:
grin.woolypooly.com:12000 if you want to mine PPLNS
grin.woolypooly.com:12001 if you want to mine SOLO
For miners from USA and Canada:
grin.us.woolypooly.com:12000 if you want to mine PPLNS
grin.us.woolypooly.com:12001 if you want to mine SOLO

We are a brand new pool on our own engine, PPLNS and SOLO rewards system.

We support https, TOR and file payouts.

Fee is low, just 0.9%. Vardiff feature. Nicehash support.

US and EU dedicated servers with low latency.

Our mining guide is here - https://medium.com/@Woolypooly_com/how-to-mine-grin-full-mining-guide-55f8f0fa7d51

Web - https://woolypooly.com/#/coin/grin

Feel free to ask me any questions here or in PM.

Happy hashing!
jr. member
Activity: 210
Merit: 6
Sing with us, exchanges:

No http, no cry
No http, no cry!

This should be our marketing slogan for slatepacks. Let me send an email to the marketing department and hopefully the CEO confirms it.

did you send the letter? any feedback?
jr. member
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'slatepacks !

'slatepacks !

'slatepacks !
member
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Sing with us, exchanges:

No http, no cry
No http, no cry!

This should be our marketing slogan for slatepacks. Let me send an email to the marketing department and hopefully the CEO confirms it.
legendary
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Merit: 1091
That's a question for exchanges really. If I had an exchange with a Grin pair and had issues with it, I would implement a way to do slatepack. Maybe it does not have a high enough ROI for them, who knows.

Sing with us, exchanges:

No http, no cry
No http, no cry!
member
Activity: 59
Merit: 87

you mean not favor slatepacks but want to go on with htpps? after 2021 core team will depreciate fully https i suppose.

why exchanges wouldnt adopt slatepacks if it improves usability?

That's a question for exchanges really. If I had an exchange with a Grin pair and had issues with it, I would implement a way to do slatepack. Maybe it does not have a high enough ROI for them, who knows.
jr. member
Activity: 210
Merit: 6
So far exchanges didnt adopt ''slatepacks''? any info?
Apparently they love support tickets. I know at least one well known exchange that has a lot of issues with deposits and withdrawals that would go away if they adopted slatepack messages.

you mean not favor slatepacks but want to go on with htpps? after 2021 core team will depreciate fully https i suppose.

why exchanges wouldnt adopt slatepacks if it improves usability?
member
Activity: 59
Merit: 87
So far exchanges didnt adopt ''slatepacks''? any info?
Apparently they love support tickets. I know at least one well known exchange that has a lot of issues with deposits and withdrawals that would go away if they adopted slatepack messages.
jr. member
Activity: 210
Merit: 6
So far exchanges didnt adopt ''slatepacks''? any info?
jr. member
Activity: 210
Merit: 6
Hashrate it was 100 kgps after HF now 65..is that normal?
legendary
Activity: 3388
Merit: 3514
born once atheist
hard fork?
god  damn... no wonder my miners broke. Thought it was the weekly annoying windows update.
....ok all fixed....


..... not just cash in on an initial pump) ....

I thought that was the whole point of shitcoins.... Grin Wink
newbie
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Less than half an hour to go!

The Network Upgrade to 4.0 proceeded without a hiccup, and everything is running smoothly...

Congratulations on the hardfork everyone!
jr. member
Activity: 210
Merit: 6
Congratulations  Smiley.Everything seems smooth!

Suppose we should wait a few days for wallets and tx?
legendary
Activity: 984
Merit: 1091
Less than half an hour to go!

The Network Upgrade to 4.0 proceeded without a hiccup, and everything is running smoothly...
legendary
Activity: 984
Merit: 1091
so now Mining algos at what percentage % asic friendly?

The ASIC friendly Cuckatoo32+ gets nearly 78% of rewards,
with remaining 22% going to ASIC resistant Cuckarooz29.

No ASICs are known to exist for C32+ though...

(there is negligible C31 mining as it's heavily punished by its phaseout)
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