how do i know this is not some sort of scam to get data on my computer
You can see the client side js.
Topic: [ANN] Ripple++ - page 2. (Read 3843 times)
You can see the client side js.
my firefox dies painfully whenever I try to log in.
DOn't understand the login process, is it always going to be like this or what.
DOn't understand the login process, is it always going to be like this or what.
Yea that's what i get too.
how do i know this is not some sort of scam to get data on my computer
Let's test hashing now - https://ripplepp.appspot.com.
My hashrate is 4.2 kh/s in average, but my PC is not very old. I'd like to know what hashrate others have, maybe I will change the difficulty algo.
PS: Coins r not minted yet, it's just dumb number crunching.
My hashrate is 4.2 kh/s in average, but my PC is not very old. I'd like to know what hashrate others have, maybe I will change the difficulty algo.
PS: Coins r not minted yet, it's just dumb number crunching.
2.9-3.4 kh/s - PC is 3 years old now, working with an AMD Athlon II X4 635 2.9GHz [Quad Core].
3.0-3.5 kh/s - Work laptop (2 years old), a Dell Latitude E6520 running an Intel i5-2410M 2.30GHz [Dual Core].
Doesn't run on my phone after clicking 'Start'..just kinda sits there and nothing happens.
Will you fix this please which is a inherit feature in Ripple?
2.6-3.4 kh/s chrome on win xp / Athlon 64 x2 5000+
lol simple interface
btw, 2.7kh, i3 4 cores on chrome
my firefox dies painfully whenever I try to log in.
DOn't understand the login process, is it always going to be like this or what.
DOn't understand the login process, is it always going to be like this or what.
VMWare W7 1CPU Xeon E5620 2.4GHz - 3.1 Kh/s
PS. it is Chrome-only app?
PS. it is Chrome-only app?
Let's test hashing now - https://ripplepp.appspot.com.
My hashrate is 4.2 kh/s in average, but my PC is not very old. I'd like to know what hashrate others have, maybe I will change the difficulty algo.
PS: Coins r not minted yet, it's just dumb number crunching.
My hashrate is 4.2 kh/s in average, but my PC is not very old. I'd like to know what hashrate others have, maybe I will change the difficulty algo.
PS: Coins r not minted yet, it's just dumb number crunching.
On my PC [Windows 7 64-bit] using the latest version of Google Chrome, it took about 5 seconds.
On my phone [Droid RAZR Maxx; Android version 4.1.2] it took about 2 minutes or so to generate the key (using Google Chrome again).
On my phone [Droid RAZR Maxx; Android version 4.1.2] it took about 2 minutes or so to generate the key (using Google Chrome again).
Thank you. 2 mins is too much. I think Ripple++ won't work on phones, so I won't develop mobile version.
Please tell me this isn't just a parody thread and will actually come to fruition 
It's not a parody thread.
Wonderful!
Guys, I need ur help to test the interface on mobile phones.
If u r willing to help, go to https://ripplepp.appspot.com, please.
U r supposed to click [Login] and enter a secret phrase.
After u press [OK] the browser will generate RSA keys and send a request to the server.
I need to know how much time it takes to generate the keys (approximately) and if "0 XXX" appears in "Balance".
Thank you in advance.
If u r willing to help, go to https://ripplepp.appspot.com, please.
U r supposed to click [Login] and enter a secret phrase.
After u press [OK] the browser will generate RSA keys and send a request to the server.
I need to know how much time it takes to generate the keys (approximately) and if "0 XXX" appears in "Balance".
Thank you in advance.
On my PC [Windows 7 64-bit] using the latest version of Google Chrome, it took about 5 seconds.
On my phone [Droid RAZR Maxx; Android version 4.1.2] it took about 2 minutes or so to generate the key (using Google Chrome again).
Firefox 20.0.1
Thx, perhaps I'll add "Google Chrome" as a requirement, coz the issue is somewhere inside the code written by other guy.
Strange, I tried it two additional times with different phrases (thought I maybe had encountered a bug as I used a ü the first time).
CPU usage goes to 100%, browser becomes unresponsive and it takes forever.
Well, as you are probably using Linux we just blame it on Microsoft
CPU usage goes to 100%, browser becomes unresponsive and it takes forever.
Well, as you are probably using Linux we just blame it on Microsoft
I use Windows 7.
What the browser was that?
Windows 7
Firefox 20.0.1
Strange, I tried it two additional times with different phrases (thought I maybe had encountered a bug as I used a ü the first time).
CPU usage goes to 100%, browser becomes unresponsive and it takes forever.
Well, as you are probably using Linux we just blame it on Microsoft
CPU usage goes to 100%, browser becomes unresponsive and it takes forever.
Well, as you are probably using Linux we just blame it on Microsoft
I use Windows 7.
What the browser was that?
Strange, I tried it two additional times with different phrases (thought I maybe had encountered a bug as I used a ü the first time).
CPU usage goes to 100%, browser becomes unresponsive and it takes forever.
Well, as you are probably using Linux we just blame it on Microsoft
CPU usage goes to 100%, browser becomes unresponsive and it takes forever.
Well, as you are probably using Linux we just blame it on Microsoft
How long will this roughly take, I candled it after about fife minutes, when I started it I thought you wanted me to stop the seconds it takes 
It takes a couple of seconds on my PC.
If u r willing to help, go to https://ripplepp.appspot.com, please.
U r supposed to click [Login] and enter a secret phrase.
After u press [OK] the browser will generate RSA keys and send a request to the server.
I need to know how much time it takes to generate the keys (approximately) and if "0 XXX" appears in "Balance".
Thank you in advance.
U r supposed to click [Login] and enter a secret phrase.
After u press [OK] the browser will generate RSA keys and send a request to the server.
I need to know how much time it takes to generate the keys (approximately) and if "0 XXX" appears in "Balance".
Thank you in advance.
How long will this roughly take, I candled it after about five minutes, when I started it I thought you wanted me to stop the seconds it takes
any chance for cpu
A web browser uses CPU, so it's already for CPU.
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