OK makes sense.
How is mining rate then determined? * / ?
How is mining rate then determined?
Not sure.
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Not sure.
OK makes sense.
How is mining rate then determined? * / ?
How is mining rate then determined?
Hmm I don't have that message. How many confirms are required to begin mining?
1440 for a brand new account.
Yay! Found 2nd non-empty block! I earned 3 NXT by mining, now I'm a pro-miner 
How do you know when you are mining?
I see "You can generate the next block in 1 hour 54 minutes 15 seconds" message above Recent blocks.
Hmm I don't have that message. How many confirms are required to begin mining?
Received 2 from 4777958973882919649
Cheers. Assume that's yours.
Cheers. Assume that's yours.
Yep!
Shouldn't really be helping a competitor I guess, but I'm a nice guy!
I've read a lot of posts where the culprit for problems has been time. I would seriously suggest implementing support of this http://www.ntp.org/ into your client and use it to syncronize an internal clock withing the client on start to UTC. You can get a Java API for it and do it all behind the scenes without needing users to piss about with clocks.
You're welcome
I've read a lot of posts where the culprit for problems has been time. I would seriously suggest implementing support of this http://www.ntp.org/ into your client and use it to syncronize an internal clock withing the client on start to UTC. You can get a Java API for it and do it all behind the scenes without needing users to piss about with clocks.
You're welcome
I disagree. A workaround like this will only lead to problems later in development. Do you ever show this "internal true time" to the user, e.g. in transaction timestamps? Or do you always compensate for the difference in user-visible fields? This will complicate the code and create obscure bugs, and right now developer's time is our most precious resource. Really, at this early stage users who can't get their computer clocks in sync should not be running Nxt nodes. And development efforts are better directed towards making sure the network is resilient to some node clocks being out of sync - either ignoring, or somehow accommodating those nodes without disrupting all others.
Received 2 from 4777958973882919649
Cheers. Assume that's yours.
Cheers. Assume that's yours.
Can someone send me a coin please: 9898691187083329648
Also when will the proper client launch? That is assuming there will be something more official.. heh
Also when will the proper client launch? That is assuming there will be something more official.. heh
Sent, pls reply to say it arrives, want to test it works.
Can someone send me a coin please: 9898691187083329648
Also when will the proper client launch?
Also when will the proper client launch?
Yay! Found 2nd non-empty block! I earned 3 NXT by mining, now I'm a pro-miner
- congrats! bet that was block 6350516561274476531.How do u know?
Can any one help me on how to run nxt with ubuntu?
I am still having problems with sending coins from my local client so I would like to try if it works when I run it on ubuntu
Thanks in advanced!
Hint: If you want to install Oracle Java (instead of the default OpenJDK) on Ubuntu, the easiest way is to use the webupd8.org repository. This way you will also get updates automatically, and the java installation is less likely to conflict with the OpenJDK or other previous installs. Follow the instructions here:I am still having problems with sending coins from my local client so I would like to try if it works when I run it on ubuntu
Thanks in advanced!
http://www.webupd8.org/2012/01/install-oracle-java-jdk-7-in-ubuntu-via.html
Yay! Found 2nd non-empty block! I earned 3 NXT by mining, now I'm a pro-miner
- congrats! bet that was block 6350516561274476531. Yay! Found 2nd non-empty block! I earned 3 NXT by mining, now I'm a pro-miner
How do you know when you are mining?
I see "You can generate the next block in 1 hour 54 minutes 15 seconds" message above Recent blocks.
Yay! Found 2nd non-empty block! I earned 3 NXT by mining, now I'm a pro-miner
How do you know when you are mining?
If anyone wants to test my address too: 2584657662098653454
-coins sent.
Yay! Found 2nd non-empty block! I earned 3 NXT by mining, now I'm a pro-miner
If anyone wants to test my address too: 2584657662098653454
-coins sent. 
Can any one help me on how to run nxt with ubuntu?
I am still having problems with sending coins from my local client so I would like to try if it works when I run it on ubuntu
Thanks in advanced!
I am still having problems with sending coins from my local client so I would like to try if it works when I run it on ubuntu
Thanks in advanced!
1. launch console (terminal)
2. sudo apt-get update
3. sudo apt-get install openjdk-7-jre
4. mkdir nxt
5. cd nxt
6. wget https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/67242472/Nxt.zip
7. java -cp Nxt.zip Nxt
8. start browser -> http://localhost:7875 | or from console -> x-www-browser http://localhost:7875
Tried earlier but it may have occurred on a fork... Can anyone send test coins? 15627247923681139826
Pls, send for test few coins
14415669610761645841
14415669610761645841
Sending 1nxt to both..
Looks like it has come through: http://88.198.210.245:7876/?request=getBalance&account=15627247923681139826
Thanks!
I hope this isn't just being ignored:
Me too!Shouldn't really be helping a competitor I guess, but I'm a nice guy!
I've read a lot of posts where the culprit for problems has been time. I would seriously suggest implementing support of this http://www.ntp.org/ into your client and use it to syncronize an internal clock withing the client on start to UTC. You can get a Java API for it and do it all behind the scenes without needing users to piss about with clocks.
You're welcome
I've read a lot of posts where the culprit for problems has been time. I would seriously suggest implementing support of this http://www.ntp.org/ into your client and use it to syncronize an internal clock withing the client on start to UTC. You can get a Java API for it and do it all behind the scenes without needing users to piss about with clocks.
You're welcome
The same, hehe
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