Topic: [ANN] Qora | Released 16 May | 100% POS | New Source - page 190. (Read 748233 times)

Anyone know what the guy trading on Polinex is trying to achieve?

Its one person as the trades are lumped together.

Lots of small sells get layered and then he buys everything up to high 50's like 59 sats.

Then a small buy is put in for low 50 like 52 sats and then the cycle repeats.


I guess they are trying to trade and manipulate in narrow band to get coins around 50-59 sats?

I don't believe it's a fork, I just think the server the Block Explorer is pointing to is out of sync (happens to my node once in a while).  Many of the nodes in the node list are right up there with the block you are on.

I am on block 8605, while blockexplorer is on 8516.

Am I on fork again? It happens all the time with my client. If yes then what files should I send to qora?

I am not a we, I am an I.

If no one else calls an untrustworthy guy with a history of lying to warn US about him taking charge of wallet installers then yes, I will have to be controversial unless someone else more polite steps up to the plate. Cause I'm not sure letting somone walk in and teal lots of coins is a kind thing to do. It happened a lot with NXT, a new client opens up a new coin to this kind of thing. I would prefer someone else said something not me.  



After a day waiting, no one started a voting thread so I did. Please go there and join any discussion that comes up or just start one or just post to keep the thread visible. Its a small thing but people can help with small things like this. If we can't then I worry for this coin short term.

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/qora-is-first-to-implement-voting-in-a-crypto-currency-657357

Just a friendly reminder from my previous post

Hmm... Ok, Interesting, bye.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xqQzHsnGaP4

gorillajam,

Are you sure you want to start another fight with me again?  Because I promise you that if I ever walk out of here again, I will not be coming back.   Meanwhile, here's something for you to ponder & digest:

1. Aside from being able to work with some graphics programs, dzarmush pretty much has NO technical know-how. And you want to get rid of me in support of him?   When I have got a lot more to bring to the table than he does?  Okaay~   Let's put dzarmush to work on coding/development in addition to whatever he's working on then.  

2. There are very few developers among the early stakeholders, and I happen to be one of them. I am both an original stakeholder and a developer. I can certainly make big contributions to development. You are asking me to quit? Okaay~  

3. It's funny because you're the worst offender, and you're harming Qora in more ways than you can imagine. You've been attacking newcomers with different opinions and throwing random insults at whim. Do you understand you're the sole reason why a lot of people are refusing to participate in this thread?  A lot of people have told me in private that they are reluctant to participate because of people like you.

4. Have you done anything for Qora except talking and attacking people? You honestly think you were doing positive promotion by showing up here everyday? Well, LOL~

You're right. I guess we're in agreement. Your initiative to create a simpler-to-use Qora wallet was a good one. I just didn't want it to go to waste. That's all.

Like I said, launch4j is very simple to use, maybe qora dev can do it himself, and release a dedicated Windows Wallet with embedded JRE to appeal to the Windows crowd, which happens to be the majority.

Well this is in my opinion way to early for this step. At the moment the code is closed source and in order to help he would have to send us the source code. That would require too much trust, because e.g. someone could publish it. While I appreciate your ideas the community should be strictly against this step at the moment. After the code is open source (if it gets open source) we could talk about things like that.



Examining an installation is very time consuming and there is no guarantee that you find for example a backdoor. Moreover he would have to examine the executables for every version. I think qora has too much to do with the features he wants to implement right now. I still don't see a good way to resolve the trust issue....

The problem is you have zero trust on this forum. You have shown yourself to be dishonest. https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.7285065


So why would anyone in their right mind want you anywhere near wallet development?

Like Dzarmush has said its not wise to trust installers, the first few could be safe and then an update can steal your coins.


If you want to do something focus on other areas, cause at this point after pushing Dzarmush to the sidelines with abuse and FUD and then jumping into wallet development you look like a scammer.


I don't want to hear any response from you so don't bother.


Go start a twitter campaign or something but get the fuck off wallet development!  

Sent you 500 Qora.

Skerberus,

Here is what I think - a possible solution to the trust issue.

We will have the Qora Dev examine our work and publish the work under his main qora account.

I really like your idea of having a cleaner installer for the newbie. Can we ask the dev about that?

Skerberus,

That's wonderful!!    You know eli_yd1 already has a Qora forum up and running (Qora.Club), maybe we can ask him to create a Developer's Section, so people who are interested in developing for Qora will have a place to discuss.

Having said that, I'm thinking maybe we can have a Development Support Team in support of Qora Dev.  Qora Dev can work on adding main features and core functionality, and we can work on minor tweaks (like having a secure forging mode for Qora client).

I've got a lot of ideas I'd like to share with you guys. I'm just trying to get the ball rolling here, but I'm hoping you and ASIC-8Tile will be able to join this Support Dev Team. Qora is a great project, and it can certainly use more people with the skills and technical know-how.  

PS: there are few possible free alternatives - 1) use launch4j to create a windows wallet for Qora, and use something else for MAC and Linux. We will publish different wallets for different platforms. 2) I am mostly a C++/C# kind of guy, and I'm thinking maybe we can write a new client for Qora from scratch in C# 3) Use JWS or other installation development program that is free.

Here is the faucet and here are giveaways

Really nice to see by the way more and more community members starting to actively participate in the development and grow of Qora.

Together we will build, grow and rise to top 5 of Cryptocurrency.

Keep up the good work people.

I've just got up and running, can someone send me a few..

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thanks

Yes I am a java developer, but not a very good gui designer. I can achieve everything you said with Advanced Installer too ( including jre check and autodownload if java is missing). The advantage of my version would be a shortcut on the desktop and and real installation ( no need to unzip manually....many newbies have problems with it). But unfortunately don't know how to solve the trust issue....if qora has an advanced installer version i could prepare everything so that he just has to add the files and build an executable...but most likely he does not have the program.

Asic, good you here. I like the front, but I dont like the colors light blue, red and green. It doesn't fit with Qora.

If you look to the logo and twitter and FB of Qora, the main colors are black, purple and white.

Can you change it into this colors and post it again?

Thanks a lot. Good you are helping

Skerberus,

You sound like a fellow Java developer.  I think you and ASIC-8Tile should form a GUI support team and work on it together (I can also help out). Did you get the portable Java from PortableApps?  I'm thinking that we might be able to make the installation cleaner by using JWS or some sort of script to detect whether JRE has already been installed, if not, then direct the user to download it from the web and go from there (I'd imagine a lot of newbies don't even know they need JRE installed to make Qora wallet works). The point is to make it as newbie-friendly as possible, I suppose.

Take a look at launch4j, it's a great little free app that supports embedded JRE now. You can just embed your dynamic libraries and even a private JRE in this thing and voila!  You were also right in suggesting that Qora Dev should modify the run.bat. It can be confusing to newbies too.

Best regards. 

I used Advanced Installer and my installer contained an embedded jre too! Never heard of launch4j, but looks very nice thanks for the hint. The problem is that the trust issue is still there if qora does not build the executable himself. Launch4j looks pretty easy, so maybe qora will build an executable with it for us.

By far the easiest way would be if qora creates another standalone zip which contains a portable java and changes the run.bat to "%~dp0\java\bin\java.exe" -Xmx256m -Djava.library.path=libs/native -jar Qora.jar
Then unzipping alone should do the job for every windows! user.