Topic: [ANN] SpreadCoin | Decentralize Everything (decentralized blockexplorer coming) - page 298. (Read 790393 times)

LOL - getting more Spreadcoin!

Awesome!

Here's what i imagine the tab list to look like. 

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Getting a man crush

In the same place where you create New Addresses. It will let you decide if you want a vanity or normal address. Vanity addresses are then listed as "processing" until they can be used.

It will not have "tabs" as you know them, but rather categories and subcategories. So expect a new mainmenu (left sidebar):



One category is "wallet", another is "mining"... (soon there will be a category "servicenodes", etc..)

Each mainmenu has its submenu section (that looks similar to the former "tabs")

We need this additional structure because there are a lot of new "tabs" coming our way soon. (we can't fit them all in the tabgroup the way we got used to, it would look ugly and unordered.)

Yessss!! I have been waiting for this for a long time!
Which tab will it be in?

Is Spreadcoin the first coin to have Vanity Gen inside the wallet?

Yes.


No.

Is there going to be a Vanity Gen inside the wallet? 

Is this a mas servicendode update?

You can explain the new features of the wallet.
I'll have it finished this week for sure. But it could get saturday/sunday.

Thanks guys. I still have the servicenode setup tutorial to do but hopefully I can use some material from the node video for it.

I wonder what other tutorials I can do.

Excellent work, I hope to see more and more tutorials from you!

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Excellent!

yup - thats the home link ... exetel from sydney but australiawide ... i have used exetel a while ago ( when bbs's were the rage and we had one that had 24 telstra dialup lines with exetel as the isp ) and started using them again via nbn for home ... IF you can get nbn ...

the office link cant get nbn ...

it has a cable connection ( similar to the one spoken about earlier - but that is telstra $130/month which gives us all the crap we dont need - like telephone number and foxtcra... i mean foxtel ) and two adsl connections - one from a different isp ( exetel and dodo ) each at $80/month ...

the two adsl are shared via a dual broadband router for office internet ( the router is a linksys rv082 but is now called a cisco rv082 - cisco bought out linksys ages ago ) - and the cable is a failover / dedicated miner link ...

the rebuild of the farm and each of the miners ( in the various locations ) will be routed ( tunneled ) through the cable link - that is until nbn becomes available in the area where the office is ... then we will drop cable altogether ...

i think if you want to have a reliable system - weigh up whether cable / nbn is available in your area - and if so - how much it will cost to break contract and reconnect with a better provider ...

thats what we have done - and havent looked back ... the only issues we get are the adsl links ... water / rain / boofheads cutting copper wires ... the usual crap that comes with telstra based services - as you have experienced ...

other than that - cable and nbn seem to be the fastest and the most reliable ... but not necessarily the cheapest ...

then again - movies / streaming is not a big thing with us so we concatenate the links mainly for data and mining and the accessibility to the farm and servers ...

#crysx

Ok, well surprisingly I can still stream HD movies, but only when no one else is using the internet.

Just google Presto and Bigpond deal, its a good deal since its free streaming for Bigpond customers when used on your Bigpond ISP line or WIFI.

I think there is recommended specs as well for good performence e.g 10mbps ISP connection.

Phone problems?
Hmm. This probably won't help but if I plug my modem-router straight into the phone line the incoming calls are sometimes not connected. But if it goes through an adsl/phone line splitter, it works fine. I found out when I connected my modem into a wall socket and ran a 10m phone line into my room so I didn't use wi-fi and had less lag in games. My dad said he called home a dozen times and it only rang one of the times.

Really? How do you get it? I have a T-box and I saw the new Presto menu but I never looked into it.

I have looked on the NBN map and places close to where I live are getting NBN. Mostly the new houses.

Sorry, I can't talk anymore, I need to sleep. Talk to you tomorrow.

When growing up we had a 56K modem but could only connect at 28.8kbps max no matter what and had constant dropouts no-matter the ISP, we also had phone problems & still do with the home phone.

It is because the copper deteriorates & the signal weakens in layman's terms.

NBN is cheap but only good if you can get it in your area & that is unheard of where we are e1ghtSpace, I pay $140 a month and also get unlimited & free local, std, national, any mobile & international calls.

We also have a T-box in our household so anything we stream from Bigponds features and channels are free anyway, Pretty good if you want to get Presto and you get 6 months free Presto subscription with no upfront charges if you are already a Bigpond customer.

Damn, that sucks. How do you know about this?
They really need to upgrade the cables and technology near me.

$90??? Mine is $120 for 200GB and $140 for 500GB.

Why does my internet really suck? Satallite is probably faster.

That's what usually happens with copper phone lines since ADSL & ADSL+2 both run off that ancient stuff, when water/moisture gets in the pits or the ISP exchange it causes all hell till they fix it.

A few weeks back some knob jockey cut through a main fibre optic line and cutoff all Telstra mobile, broadband & whoever rents Telstras lines & cables, I had to go buy a vodafone wifi usb stick to get me by for 3 days.

silly nbn? ... hehehe ... i like that ...

unlimited download - unlimited upload - 100Mbps down - 30Mps up ... $90.00 AUD a month ...

yup - silly allright ...

#crysx