[ANN] Kryptohash | Brand new PoW algo | 320bit hash | ed25519 | PID algo for dif - page 38.

WORE

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Quote from: Chris-LC on December 22, 2014, 09:06:14 PM

Quote from: WORE on December 22, 2014, 11:15:44 AM

Google chrome is the most used browser, but this makes it a high profile target on privacy/malware. Good to support all browsers because you just never know which way usage will run.

You're saying chrome has a larger attack surface which is true but I doubt it has more exploits(per arbitrary unit of time such as month) than IE, if I'm wrong then I don't mind being corrected.

I'd think you would want to support as many browsers as you can hosting an exchange. I'm not so much sold on Google products these days, they retain a lot of data. Not that I have something to hide, but I do value my privacy and take offense to having it violated. But I know they have to play ball or the NSA will dig out their magic wellness stick.

nikos64

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Quote from: Chris-LC on December 22, 2014, 09:06:14 PM

Quote from: WORE on December 22, 2014, 11:15:44 AM

Google chrome is the most used browser, but this makes it a high profile target on privacy/malware. Good to support all browsers because you just never know which way usage will run.

You're saying chrome has a larger attack surface which is true but I doubt it has more exploits(per arbitrary unit of time such as month) than IE, if I'm wrong then I don't mind being corrected.

Anyway, the same thing happens with Opera 12.17. How many browsers it takes to understand that you are doing something wrong, not the others.
Aha! I hear you say that this is the old Opera not the new shiny Opera 26 Grin

Chris-LC

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Quote from: WORE on December 22, 2014, 11:15:44 AM

Google chrome is the most used browser, but this makes it a high profile target on privacy/malware. Good to support all browsers because you just never know which way usage will run.

You're saying chrome has a larger attack surface which is true but I doubt it has more exploits(per arbitrary unit of time such as month) than IE, if I'm wrong then I don't mind being corrected.

ocminer

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Quote from: nonce-pool on December 22, 2014, 04:19:07 PM

KSHAKE320 python hash module.
https://github.com/noncepool/kshake320-hash-python

Thanks, will have a Look for Sure

nonce-pool

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KSHAKE320 python hash module.
https://github.com/noncepool/kshake320-hash-python

WORE

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Quote from: Chris-LC on December 22, 2014, 07:40:20 AM

Quote from: WORE on December 21, 2014, 09:49:54 PM

Quote from: Chris-LC on December 21, 2014, 07:19:50 PM

Quote from: beaver6 on December 20, 2014, 02:28:46 AM

A bigger exchange and more pools are quite needed at present.
lazycoins are not a reliable exchange and nonce-pool seems not stable.

In what way is lazycoins unreliable? If you've had an unresolved issue with our site I can try to help you.

I think he might be talking about wallet updates, and now that things have calmed down that shouldn't be an issue.

There are a couple bugs that I have noted though;

1 The trade history of KHC is not showing present data.
2. IE 11 does not show the order books.

When it comes down to it, an exchange that is frequented by more users would stand to help some but there is a mutual benefactor of being just on Lazycoins for the moment, there is a need for more exposure for the coin if it is going to survive the dumpers. Not sure what dev has planned for that, but at any rate if it is designed as well as the coin itself using PID for diff and compliant 320bit hash, then this could be a BTC v2.0. The one thing that could put it over the top is code present in the wallet that will detect/avert collision.

Thanks for the reply, perhaps your presumption of his intent is correct. I'd just want to remind everyone that we are still in beta, we do not intent to remain a low volume exchange (or only crypto to crypto.) As for the two bugs you've mentioned. The KHC trade history we are aware of and it's being fixed however I didn't know about the IE11 issue. O.O People still use IE? Or is it a computer at your work that forcing this? Either way I'll look into it

Google chrome is the most used browser, but this makes it a high profile target on privacy/malware. Good to support all browsers because you just never know which way usage will run.

Chris-LC

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Quote from: WORE on December 21, 2014, 09:49:54 PM

Quote from: Chris-LC on December 21, 2014, 07:19:50 PM

Quote from: beaver6 on December 20, 2014, 02:28:46 AM

A bigger exchange and more pools are quite needed at present.
lazycoins are not a reliable exchange and nonce-pool seems not stable.

In what way is lazycoins unreliable? If you've had an unresolved issue with our site I can try to help you.

I think he might be talking about wallet updates, and now that things have calmed down that shouldn't be an issue.

There are a couple bugs that I have noted though;

1 The trade history of KHC is not showing present data.
2. IE 11 does not show the order books.

When it comes down to it, an exchange that is frequented by more users would stand to help some but there is a mutual benefactor of being just on Lazycoins for the moment, there is a need for more exposure for the coin if it is going to survive the dumpers. Not sure what dev has planned for that, but at any rate if it is designed as well as the coin itself using PID for diff and compliant 320bit hash, then this could be a BTC v2.0. The one thing that could put it over the top is code present in the wallet that will detect/avert collision.

Thanks for the reply, perhaps your presumption of his intent is correct. I'd just want to remind everyone that we are still in beta, we do not intent to remain a low volume exchange (or only crypto to crypto.) As for the two bugs you've mentioned. The KHC trade history we are aware of and it's being fixed however I didn't know about the IE11 issue. O.O People still use IE? Or is it a computer at your work that forcing this? Either way I'll look into it

WORE

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Quote from: nonce-pool on December 20, 2014, 08:39:21 PM

Stratum port is officially open on 3390.

Proxy is leaking, and not in a good way. Not sure from what side but I keep finding my miner submitting blocks but web UI is tossing them for a 100% loss, back to long-pool for me...

MemoryShock

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Quote from: aleix on December 20, 2014, 08:05:46 PM

Sorry, I can't find the total number of coins to be mined.

Anyone can help me?

If we average the random block subsidies (which may or may not be accurate) then at block 125000 there will be approximately 12,455,000 coins. If it isn't so random and on the worse case scenario then there would be approximately double that.

Max coin supply, if I didn't misread, doesn't exist since from block 125000 on there will be an additional 50 coins per block.

That's what I came up with...

WORE

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Quote from: WORE on December 21, 2014, 09:49:54 PM

Quote from: Chris-LC on December 21, 2014, 07:19:50 PM

Quote from: beaver6 on December 20, 2014, 02:28:46 AM

A bigger exchange and more pools are quite needed at present.
lazycoins are not a reliable exchange and nonce-pool seems not stable.

In what way is lazycoins unreliable? If you've had an unresolved issue with our site I can try to help you.

I think he might be talking about wallet updates, and now that things have calmed down that shouldn't be an issue.

There are a couple bugs that I have noted though;

1 The trade history of KHC is not showing present data.
2. IE 11 does not show the order books.

When it comes down to it, an exchange that is frequented by more users would stand to help some but there is a mutual benefactor of being just on Lazycoins for the moment, there is a need for more exposure for the coin if it is going to survive the dumpers. Not sure what dev has planned for that, but at any rate if it is designed as well as the coin itself using PID for diff and compliant 320bit hash, then this could be a BTC v2.0. The one thing that could put it over the top is code present in the wallet that will detect/avert collision.

mintpal was the big cool shit
look what they have done..
so??

They are fighting moolah. As is everyone else, some are not counting the cost in that. Bad situation.

Another thing I forgot to mention in the previous posts is regions, the dev has planned for exponential growth but wanted the value to remain the same across regions. With consideration to sociology and everyone, a single monetary system cannot do this, nor can a one and/or first world government like religion, or even third world law while still holding respect for nations, culture, and their traditions. An exchange rate and exchanges will always be needed, however that can easily be done in the wallet but it will still depend on physical paper and coin.

WORE

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Quote from: Chris-LC on December 21, 2014, 07:19:50 PM

Quote from: beaver6 on December 20, 2014, 02:28:46 AM

A bigger exchange and more pools are quite needed at present.
lazycoins are not a reliable exchange and nonce-pool seems not stable.

In what way is lazycoins unreliable? If you've had an unresolved issue with our site I can try to help you.

I think he might be talking about wallet updates, and now that things have calmed down that shouldn't be an issue.

There are a couple bugs that I have noted though;

1 The trade history of KHC is not showing present data.
2. IE 11 does not show the order books.

When it comes down to it, an exchange that is frequented by more users would stand to help some but there is a mutual benefactor of being just on Lazycoins for the moment, there is a need for more exposure for the coin if it is going to survive the dumpers. Not sure what dev has planned for that, but at any rate if it is designed as well as the coin itself using PID for diff and compliant 320bit hash, then this could be a BTC v2.0. The one thing that could put it over the top is code present in the wallet that will detect/avert collision.

Chris-LC

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Quote from: beaver6 on December 20, 2014, 02:28:46 AM

A bigger exchange and more pools are quite needed at present.
lazycoins are not a reliable exchange and nonce-pool seems not stable.

In what way is lazycoins unreliable? If you've had an unresolved issue with our site I can try to help you.

berbip

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Quote from: nonce-pool on December 20, 2014, 08:39:21 PM

Stratum port is officially open on 3390.

I'm getting one accepted every 9 minutes or so on that port

nonce-pool

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Stratum port is officially open on 3390.

aleix

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Sorry, I can't find the total number of coins to be mined.

Anyone can help me?

wr104

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Guys,

FYI. If you did NOT install the new cgminer 3.7.6 in a separate brand new folder like I suggested, please be sure you have deleted the old 'kshake320-546{YourGPUname}v1w256l4.bin' file in that old folder before you started the new cgminer.

This .bin file is the compiled version of the OpenCL kernel and cgminer only builds it when it cannot find an existing .bin file. But, if there was one in that old folder then, your cgminer is still using the old Kernel and, you are NOT to find new blocks because, the old Kernel reported FOUND at offset 16 while the new cgminer is expecting the FOUND to be at offset 255.

spacehopper

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Quote from: ?? on ??

be careful, dont make too big pumps
we will see bottom price soon, my guess is 100+ satoshis ( i have never been wrong)
this is just early days of coins life span
big raise will come later, maybe some months to go
calculated value of this coin is out of roof, do your math and see where it will end

if the dev keeps on, and makes things work this has some great potential in future
but im not feeling fine when there is only one dev.. until more devs come to board..

Do you think the price might peak about Easter time?

berbip

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Quote from: ?? on ??

be careful, dont make too big pumps
we will see bottom price soon, my guess is 100+ satoshis ( i have never been wrong)
this is just early days of coins life span
big raise will come later, maybe some months to go
calculated value of this coin is out of roof, do your math and see where it will end

if the dev keeps on, and makes things work this has some great potential in future
but im not feeling fine when there is only one dev.. until more devs come to board..

No worries i'm not upping that mutch btc

Aargh, Waiting for new work from Pool 0 no accepted for 10 minutes from nonce pool.

How about some p2pool love people ? gimme code and i'll host

berbip

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Damn difficulty of this coin is rising very fast.
I'm transferring some btc to lazycoins to buy some.

cashclash

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agree need more pools, i could setup one if i knew how to do it with khc

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