The upper part of the distribution has been getting richer again
Richer in SPR poorer in BTC
Topic: [ANN] SpreadCoin | Decentralize Everything (decentralized blockexplorer coming) - page 268. (Read 790417 times)
July 07, 2015, 03:36:06 PM
Richer in SPR poorer in BTC
July 07, 2015, 02:59:50 PM
The upper part of the distribution has been getting richer again
July 07, 2015, 12:33:51 PM
I got my Satoshi van gen
Can I suggest that every service node starts with "Satoshi......" to be valid.
This will make sure that everyone tries out the new Van Gen
Actually, I think we should make this an enforcement as a way to stop some people flooding the network with farms of nodes. It takes about 10 hrs to get a Satoshi address. So there are only so many nodes you can create overnight.
Any views?
Can I suggest that every service node starts with "Satoshi......" to be valid.
This will make sure that everyone tries out the new Van Gen
Actually, I think we should make this an enforcement as a way to stop some people flooding the network with farms of nodes. It takes about 10 hrs to get a Satoshi address. So there are only so many nodes you can create overnight.
Any views?
hehe, nice idea!
Maybe we can ask servicenodes to create a special vanity address for every 30% payment they'll get, lol.
Maybe addresses starting with SayThankYou... or SayThanks...
Anyway, this can be a valid way of occupying the CPU for a while (for whatever reason).
Damn, why don't I have a Satoshi - address yet.
I will have to beat you by creating a SatoshiN - address, but I can't really let my computers run at full speed because the whole room is already cooking with those record heat summer days.
July 07, 2015, 12:19:24 PM
I got my Satoshi van gen
Can I suggest that every service node starts with "Satoshi......" to be valid.
This will make sure that everyone tries out the new Van Gen
Actually, I think we should make this an enforcement as a way to stop some people flooding the network with farms of nodes. It takes about 10 hrs to get a Satoshi address. So there are only so many nodes you can create overnight.
Any views?
Can I suggest that every service node starts with "Satoshi......" to be valid.
This will make sure that everyone tries out the new Van Gen
Actually, I think we should make this an enforcement as a way to stop some people flooding the network with farms of nodes. It takes about 10 hrs to get a Satoshi address. So there are only so many nodes you can create overnight.
Any views?
July 07, 2015, 10:16:49 AM
Downloading now. Thanks georgem!
Thank you for testing.
Please let me know first if it even works and what MacOsX version you are using.
You can do a more thorough testing later.
I quickly tested it on 10.7.5 and it works.
Looking very smart and downloading the blockchain on my 2013 11" Macbook Air running 10.10.3 (Yosemite)
July 07, 2015, 10:08:32 AM
Downloading now. Thanks georgem!
Thank you for testing.
Please let me know first if it even works and what MacOsX version you are using.
You can do a more thorough testing later.
I quickly tested it on 10.7.5 and it works.
July 07, 2015, 10:03:27 AM
Downloading now. Thanks georgem!
July 07, 2015, 10:02:34 AM
Mac wallet (preview) is ready for you to test:
http://www.spreadcoin.info/downloads/preview_wallet_0.dmg
I will clean and comment the sourcecode now and upload it later today.
Stay tuned.
http://www.spreadcoin.info/downloads/preview_wallet_0.dmg
I will clean and comment the sourcecode now and upload it later today.
Stay tuned.
July 07, 2015, 08:36:27 AM
Been playing with the wallet.
Can't really find any bugs. I'm sure there is the odd one, so I'll keep playing.
Who is AWOLAND that is updating Spreadcoin's github?
https://github.com/awoland?tab=activity
Look like good contributions. But who has access to the repo?
Can't really find any bugs. I'm sure there is the odd one, so I'll keep playing.
Who is AWOLAND that is updating Spreadcoin's github?
https://github.com/awoland?tab=activity
Look like good contributions. But who has access to the repo?
he's an early legendary forum member that has been around since 2012.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/awoland-63082
I have no problem with the update he made on github (it's just a small change in the qt wallet, that will show the datetime with seconds), it's just weird he didn't communicate with us before doing so.
wait, .... if you look at his posts, they are mainly in russian language....so that's probably the reason why... lol
https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/awoland-63082;sa=showPosts
let's see how we are going to handle this communication barrier.
There even seems to be an active russian spreadcoin subforum here at BCT:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/annspr-spreadcoin-818442
We need to reach out to those guys.
I will mention their subforum in the threadstart. (but wait, their thread still talks about the old website etc... and has dead links.... so we need to fix this first)
July 05, 2015, 04:27:47 PM
Been playing with the wallet.
Can't really find any bugs. I'm sure there is the odd one, so I'll keep playing.
Who is AWOLAND that is updating Spreadcoin's github?
https://github.com/awoland?tab=activity
Look like good contributions. But who has access to the repo?
Can't really find any bugs. I'm sure there is the odd one, so I'll keep playing.
Who is AWOLAND that is updating Spreadcoin's github?
https://github.com/awoland?tab=activity
Look like good contributions. But who has access to the repo?
July 04, 2015, 08:45:19 PM
sourcecode ( git ) ? ...
edit - looks great georgem ... no block source - but ill fix that in a minute ...
work well done so far ...
#crysx
I will release the sourcecode as soon as I have the mac wallet ready.
I need to clean the code up a little bit.
Blocksource should be available if you just wait 30 - 60 sec, then it will start accessing the backup nodes.
Kudos
I usually run Windows, but I'll try to spin up Linux to do some testing.
I usually run Windows, but I'll try to spin up Linux to do some testing.
Thanks, the new wallet really needs some thorough testing.
all good now ...
will 'play' with it today mate ...
#crysx
July 04, 2015, 08:26:04 PM
sourcecode ( git ) ? ...
edit - looks great georgem ... no block source - but ill fix that in a minute ...
work well done so far ...
#crysx
I will release the sourcecode as soon as I have the mac wallet ready.
I need to clean the code up a little bit.
Blocksource should be available if you just wait 30 - 60 sec, then it will start accessing the backup nodes.
Kudos
I usually run Windows, but I'll try to spin up Linux to do some testing.
I usually run Windows, but I'll try to spin up Linux to do some testing.
Thanks, the new wallet really needs some thorough testing.
July 04, 2015, 08:07:34 PM
Linux 64bit version of preview wallet is ready:
http://www.spreadcoin.info/downloads/preview_wallet_0.tar.xz
A few things are slightly different between linux and windows, but never have the wallets looked so similar over multiple OSes.
Please help with the testing, I appreciate it.
I also appreciate donations!
Stay tuned.
http://www.spreadcoin.info/downloads/preview_wallet_0.tar.xz
A few things are slightly different between linux and windows, but never have the wallets looked so similar over multiple OSes.
Please help with the testing, I appreciate it.
I also appreciate donations!
Stay tuned.
Kudos
I usually run Windows, but I'll try to spin up Linux to do some testing.
finally a linux version ...
im on it ...
...sourcecode ( git ) ? ...
edit - looks great georgem ... no block source - but ill fix that in a minute ...
work well done so far ...
#crysx
July 04, 2015, 06:26:28 PM
Linux 64bit version of preview wallet is ready:
http://www.spreadcoin.info/downloads/preview_wallet_0.tar.xz
A few things are slightly different between linux and windows, but never have the wallets looked so similar over multiple OSes.
Please help with the testing, I appreciate it.
I also appreciate donations!
Stay tuned.
http://www.spreadcoin.info/downloads/preview_wallet_0.tar.xz
A few things are slightly different between linux and windows, but never have the wallets looked so similar over multiple OSes.
Please help with the testing, I appreciate it.
I also appreciate donations!
Stay tuned.
Kudos
I usually run Windows, but I'll try to spin up Linux to do some testing.
July 04, 2015, 04:17:32 PM
Nice update
Satoshi estimated to take ~15hrs on windows, with 2 cores; but only a few hours on linux with 1 core
Satoshi estimated to take ~15hrs on windows, with 2 cores; but only a few hours on linux with 1 core
No this was just because of the specific moment I made the screenshot.
One second later it said about 20 hours.
It's how vanitygen makes an estimation. Takes it a few seconds to get a good average value.
It goes like: "this is so easy.... no ... wait...."
July 04, 2015, 04:15:06 PM
Nice update
Satoshi estimated to take ~15hrs on windows, with 2 cores; but only a few hours on linux with 1 core
Satoshi estimated to take ~15hrs on windows, with 2 cores; but only a few hours on linux with 1 core
July 04, 2015, 02:52:51 PM
Linux 64bit version of preview wallet is ready:
http://www.spreadcoin.info/downloads/preview_wallet_0.tar.xz
Here are some screenshots:
A few things are slightly different between linux and windows, but never have the wallets looked so similar over multiple OSes.
Please help with the testing, I appreciate it.
I also appreciate donations!
Stay tuned.
http://www.spreadcoin.info/downloads/preview_wallet_0.tar.xz
Here are some screenshots:
A few things are slightly different between linux and windows, but never have the wallets looked so similar over multiple OSes.
Please help with the testing, I appreciate it.
I also appreciate donations!
Stay tuned.
July 04, 2015, 11:32:44 AM
..Is there a more decentralized word than "Boss"?
If not, can we invent one?
If not, can we invent one?
De'Boss
July 04, 2015, 11:14:33 AM
people can now also easily share their vanitygen worklists...
This is what I call the "golden" pattern list:
Looking for Servicenodes and SatoshiNakamoto and spitting out partial solutions.
Attention, do not ever share a list with privatekeys!
This is what I call the "golden" pattern list:
Looking for Servicenodes and SatoshiNakamoto and spitting out partial solutions.
Code:
{
"state": {
"running": "true",
"threads": "1",
"matchCase": "true",
"showPrivKeys": "true",
"autoImport": "true"
},
"workList": [
{"pattern": "Satoshi", "pubkey": "", "privkey": ""},
{"pattern": "SatoshiN", "pubkey": "", "privkey": ""},
{"pattern": "SatoshiNa", "pubkey": "", "privkey": ""},
{"pattern": "SatoshiNak", "pubkey": "", "privkey": ""},
{"pattern": "SatoshiNaka", "pubkey": "", "privkey": ""},
{"pattern": "SatoshiNakam", "pubkey": "", "privkey": ""},
{"pattern": "SatoshiNakamo", "pubkey": "", "privkey": ""},
{"pattern": "SatoshiNakamot", "pubkey": "", "privkey": ""},
{"pattern": "SatoshiNakamoto", "pubkey": "", "privkey": ""},
{"pattern": "Service", "pubkey": "", "privkey": ""},
{"pattern": "Servicen", "pubkey": "", "privkey": ""},
{"pattern": "Serviceno", "pubkey": "", "privkey": ""},
{"pattern": "Servicenod", "pubkey": "", "privkey": ""},
{"pattern": "Servicenode", "pubkey": "", "privkey": ""},
{"pattern": "Servicenodes", "pubkey": "", "privkey": ""},
{"pattern": "ServiceN", "pubkey": "", "privkey": ""},
{"pattern": "ServiceNo", "pubkey": "", "privkey": ""},
{"pattern": "ServiceNod", "pubkey": "", "privkey": ""},
{"pattern": "ServiceNode", "pubkey": "", "privkey": ""},
{"pattern": "ServiceNodes", "pubkey": "", "privkey": ""}
]
}
"state": {
"running": "true",
"threads": "1",
"matchCase": "true",
"showPrivKeys": "true",
"autoImport": "true"
},
"workList": [
{"pattern": "Satoshi", "pubkey": "", "privkey": ""},
{"pattern": "SatoshiN", "pubkey": "", "privkey": ""},
{"pattern": "SatoshiNa", "pubkey": "", "privkey": ""},
{"pattern": "SatoshiNak", "pubkey": "", "privkey": ""},
{"pattern": "SatoshiNaka", "pubkey": "", "privkey": ""},
{"pattern": "SatoshiNakam", "pubkey": "", "privkey": ""},
{"pattern": "SatoshiNakamo", "pubkey": "", "privkey": ""},
{"pattern": "SatoshiNakamot", "pubkey": "", "privkey": ""},
{"pattern": "SatoshiNakamoto", "pubkey": "", "privkey": ""},
{"pattern": "Service", "pubkey": "", "privkey": ""},
{"pattern": "Servicen", "pubkey": "", "privkey": ""},
{"pattern": "Serviceno", "pubkey": "", "privkey": ""},
{"pattern": "Servicenod", "pubkey": "", "privkey": ""},
{"pattern": "Servicenode", "pubkey": "", "privkey": ""},
{"pattern": "Servicenodes", "pubkey": "", "privkey": ""},
{"pattern": "ServiceN", "pubkey": "", "privkey": ""},
{"pattern": "ServiceNo", "pubkey": "", "privkey": ""},
{"pattern": "ServiceNod", "pubkey": "", "privkey": ""},
{"pattern": "ServiceNode", "pubkey": "", "privkey": ""},
{"pattern": "ServiceNodes", "pubkey": "", "privkey": ""}
]
}
Attention, do not ever share a list with privatekeys!
July 04, 2015, 10:56:21 AM
New preview version out: http://www.spreadcoin.info/downloads/preview_wallet_0.zip
Features:
JSON file is used to automatically load/save the state of everything vanitygen related
(worklist, state of checkboxes, sliders, preferences etc...)
Now you can close the wallet and open it later and it will continue the vanityjobs... you don't even need to restart the vanitygen when it was running the moment you exited.
it will also keep track of any not yet imported private and public keys.
Please test and have fun.
that's the structure of the vanitygen.json file:
(you don't need to create this file, it will be automatically created when missing)
Although you can change the json file by hand, it is not recommended. You should only let the programm change this file.
Features:
JSON file is used to automatically load/save the state of everything vanitygen related
(worklist, state of checkboxes, sliders, preferences etc...)
Now you can close the wallet and open it later and it will continue the vanityjobs... you don't even need to restart the vanitygen when it was running the moment you exited.
it will also keep track of any not yet imported private and public keys.
Please test and have fun.
that's the structure of the vanitygen.json file:
(you don't need to create this file, it will be automatically created when missing)
Code:
{
"state": {
"running": "true",
"threads": "1",
"matchCase": "true",
"showPrivKeys": "true",
"autoImport": "true"
},
"workList": [
{"pattern": "ShutUp", "pubkey": "", "privkey": ""},
{"pattern": "SexyM", "pubkey": "", "privkey": ""},
{"pattern": "Service", "pubkey": "", "privkey": ""},
{"pattern": "Satoshi", "pubkey": "", "privkey": ""}
]
}
"state": {
"running": "true",
"threads": "1",
"matchCase": "true",
"showPrivKeys": "true",
"autoImport": "true"
},
"workList": [
{"pattern": "ShutUp", "pubkey": "", "privkey": ""},
{"pattern": "SexyM", "pubkey": "", "privkey": ""},
{"pattern": "Service", "pubkey": "", "privkey": ""},
{"pattern": "Satoshi", "pubkey": "", "privkey": ""}
]
}
Although you can change the json file by hand, it is not recommended. You should only let the programm change this file.
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