I bet he's on vacation somewhere far away from civilization.
Yeah, in Gulag.
Topic: [ANN] SpreadCoin | True Decentralization (No Pools) | Testing New Masternodes - page 109. (Read 810098 times)
February 20, 2015, 10:31:32 AM
Yeah, in Gulag.
February 20, 2015, 10:30:19 AM
Kiss your crypto anonimity dreamland goodbye. 
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/moscow-based-security-firm-reveals-what-may-be-the-biggest-nsa-backdoor-exploit-961982
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/moscow-based-security-firm-reveals-what-may-be-the-biggest-nsa-backdoor-exploit-961982
Been done before - fact is, end user will always have the power, because they have physical control over the machine. Any code that executes, they can modify - this includes firmware code - and all of it is open for disassembly and inspection.
I'm sure your x-algo asic kernels can be scrutinized in very much the same way.
jk.. Or am I ?... 
In both senarios, we the general public can only imagine who has that code and what their intentions are.
EDIT
And.. how powerful it really is.
They can indeed. If you can grok AMD ISA code for GCN, you can do that. And the code is pretty decent - I wouldn't call it excellent or anything, nowhere near - but it's far better than the copy+paste of CPU code done by people who barely knew what a GPU is.
No offence but..
"Shut up, conspiracy theorist !!!"
http://youtu.be/2jyY6rqP_3Q
First, YT vids are broken for me on this system (oddly, including HTML5), and second, I... don't.... get it.
Try your fav utube downloader, find it with google's cache or borrow someone's phone. lolz
The messege is, those who accuse others of being conspiracy theorists are usually the ones involved in the actual conspiracy.
James Corbett 4 PREZ !
Actually, that's usually only true at first - the conspirators tend to convince most people that the theorists are loony, and then pretty much everyone accuses them of being conspiracy theorists.
Yes, discrecting the truther is the first line of attack.
He's a well-known troll, but I'm kinda surprised SUP is attracting the scum before it even launches!
When that fails, the person is labelled a conspiracy nut, as you have done with me on at least a few occaisions.
Well, let's throw out all the stuff you've said about conspiracies and such, and just highlight one thing: You post a lot, but when's the last time you posted something positive? When's the last time you supported something, instead of trying to tear it down?
These were my exact thoughts as I see hippie post on many different threads & it's all negative things, I am wondering if his account has been bought...now that would be a "conspiracy theory" lol
The truth or the process of getting there, is always negative to those who can not stand in its light.
About a month or two ago, I became curious about what my account might be worth and for a few hours, considered selling it.
Then suddenly Satoshi appeared on my (blank) screensaver and said, "Your work is not done here. The third party interventionist luvin noobs need your help."
Domo Origato, Mr. Nakamoto.
February 20, 2015, 10:28:42 AM
Hey guys has someone been in touch with Mr. Spread lately?
I was about to deepen my knowledge of SPR but now I am bit concerned.
Cheers.
I was about to deepen my knowledge of SPR but now I am bit concerned.
Cheers.
His wallet hasn't changed. That's a good sign. If he ditched the coin and ran he would have at least tried to sell it.
What's his wallet address?
https://chainz.cryptoid.info/spr/address.dws?7603.htm
Wow, dude's loaded with SPR.
Have known about SPR for almost 2 months now but I didn't know he was #1.
I bet he's on vacation somewhere far away from civilization.
February 20, 2015, 10:14:58 AM
Kiss your crypto anonimity dreamland goodbye.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/moscow-based-security-firm-reveals-what-may-be-the-biggest-nsa-backdoor-exploit-961982
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/moscow-based-security-firm-reveals-what-may-be-the-biggest-nsa-backdoor-exploit-961982
Been done before - fact is, end user will always have the power, because they have physical control over the machine. Any code that executes, they can modify - this includes firmware code - and all of it is open for disassembly and inspection.
I'm sure your x-algo asic kernels can be scrutinized in very much the same way.
jk.. Or am I ?... In both senarios, we the general public can only imagine who has that code and what their intentions are.
EDIT
And.. how powerful it really is.
They can indeed. If you can grok AMD ISA code for GCN, you can do that. And the code is pretty decent - I wouldn't call it excellent or anything, nowhere near - but it's far better than the copy+paste of CPU code done by people who barely knew what a GPU is.
No offence but..
"Shut up, conspiracy theorist !!!"
http://youtu.be/2jyY6rqP_3Q
First, YT vids are broken for me on this system (oddly, including HTML5), and second, I... don't.... get it.
Try your fav utube downloader, find it with google's cache or borrow someone's phone. lolz
The messege is, those who accuse others of being conspiracy theorists are usually the ones involved in the actual conspiracy.
James Corbett 4 PREZ !
Actually, that's usually only true at first - the conspirators tend to convince most people that the theorists are loony, and then pretty much everyone accuses them of being conspiracy theorists.
Yes, discrecting the truther is the first line of attack.
He's a well-known troll, but I'm kinda surprised SUP is attracting the scum before it even launches!
When that fails, the person is labelled a conspiracy nut, as you have done with me on at least a few occaisions.
Well, let's throw out all the stuff you've said about conspiracies and such, and just highlight one thing: You post a lot, but when's the last time you posted something positive? When's the last time you supported something, instead of trying to tear it down?
These were my exact thoughts as I see hippie post on many different threads & it's all negative things, I am wondering if his account has been bought...now that would be a "conspiracy theory" lol
February 20, 2015, 10:14:41 AM
Hey guys has someone been in touch with Mr. Spread lately?
I was about to deepen my knowledge of SPR but now I am bit concerned.
Cheers.
I was about to deepen my knowledge of SPR but now I am bit concerned.
Cheers.
His wallet hasn't changed. That's a good sign. If he ditched the coin and ran he would have at least tried to sell it.
What's his wallet address?
https://chainz.cryptoid.info/spr/address.dws?7603.htm
February 20, 2015, 10:09:59 AM
Hey guys has someone been in touch with Mr. Spread lately?
I was about to deepen my knowledge of SPR but now I am bit concerned.
Cheers.
I was about to deepen my knowledge of SPR but now I am bit concerned.
Cheers.
His wallet hasn't changed. That's a good sign. If he ditched the coin and ran he would have at least tried to sell it.
What's his wallet address?
February 20, 2015, 09:51:36 AM
Hey guys has someone been in touch with Mr. Spread lately?
I was about to deepen my knowledge of SPR but now I am bit concerned.
Cheers.
I was about to deepen my knowledge of SPR but now I am bit concerned.
Cheers.
His wallet hasn't changed. That's a good sign. If he ditched the coin and ran he would have at least tried to sell it.
February 20, 2015, 09:48:30 AM
Hey guys has someone been in touch with Mr. Spread lately?
I was about to deepen my knowledge of SPR but now I am bit concerned.
Cheers.
I was about to deepen my knowledge of SPR but now I am bit concerned.
Cheers.
February 20, 2015, 09:26:13 AM
Remember to vote for SpreadCoin [SPR] on CoinPayments, we are currently in 4th place.
https://www.coinpayments.net/vote
https://www.coinpayments.net/vote
February 20, 2015, 08:38:35 AM
Kiss your crypto anonimity dreamland goodbye.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/moscow-based-security-firm-reveals-what-may-be-the-biggest-nsa-backdoor-exploit-961982
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/moscow-based-security-firm-reveals-what-may-be-the-biggest-nsa-backdoor-exploit-961982
Been done before - fact is, end user will always have the power, because they have physical control over the machine. Any code that executes, they can modify - this includes firmware code - and all of it is open for disassembly and inspection.
I'm sure your x-algo asic kernels can be scrutinized in very much the same way.
jk.. Or am I ?... In both senarios, we the general public can only imagine who has that code and what their intentions are.
EDIT
And.. how powerful it really is.
They can indeed. If you can grok AMD ISA code for GCN, you can do that. And the code is pretty decent - I wouldn't call it excellent or anything, nowhere near - but it's far better than the copy+paste of CPU code done by people who barely knew what a GPU is.
No offence but..
"Shut up, conspiracy theorist !!!"
http://youtu.be/2jyY6rqP_3Q
February 20, 2015, 08:28:52 AM
Kiss your crypto anonimity dreamland goodbye.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/moscow-based-security-firm-reveals-what-may-be-the-biggest-nsa-backdoor-exploit-961982
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/moscow-based-security-firm-reveals-what-may-be-the-biggest-nsa-backdoor-exploit-961982
anonymity? ... who talking about that? ...
and who cares? ... really ...
EVERYONE was flapping their gums about that and made large sums of btc over that garbage ...
some coins MAY make it - most wont ...
in todays crypto world - its about usability and regulation ... where would anonymity fit there? ...
#crysx
Please follow me to the decontamination room. That Obomba phone will extracted from your ass momentarilly.
Or is that one of Shitler's radios ?
February 20, 2015, 08:24:50 AM
Kiss your crypto anonimity dreamland goodbye.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/moscow-based-security-firm-reveals-what-may-be-the-biggest-nsa-backdoor-exploit-961982
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/moscow-based-security-firm-reveals-what-may-be-the-biggest-nsa-backdoor-exploit-961982
Been done before - fact is, end user will always have the power, because they have physical control over the machine. Any code that executes, they can modify - this includes firmware code - and all of it is open for disassembly and inspection.
I'm sure your x-algo asic kernels can be scrutinized in very much the same way.
jk.. Or am I ?... In both senarios, we the general public can only imagine who has that code and what their intentions are.
EDIT
And.. how powerful it really is.
February 20, 2015, 05:39:20 AM
Kiss your crypto anonimity dreamland goodbye.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/moscow-based-security-firm-reveals-what-may-be-the-biggest-nsa-backdoor-exploit-961982
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/moscow-based-security-firm-reveals-what-may-be-the-biggest-nsa-backdoor-exploit-961982
anonymity? ... who talking about that? ...
and who cares? ... really ...
EVERYONE was flapping their gums about that and made large sums of btc over that garbage ...
some coins MAY make it - most wont ...
in todays crypto world - its about usability and regulation ... where would anonymity fit there? ...
#crysx
February 20, 2015, 05:35:43 AM
sounds simple ... but how does the 'earnings' get redistributed? ...
unless of course it goes straight to the owners wallet of course ...
#crysx
unless of course it goes straight to the owners wallet of course ...
#crysx
It does.
ok kool ... that explains a lot ...
#crysx
February 20, 2015, 05:34:42 AM
Concentration of too many MNs in one location is not good for Decentralization, also prone to DDOS.
not good for decentralization? ...
how is that when its all about ALL people getting a fair shot - especially if everyone involved is actually gaining spr? ...
prone to attacks - agreed ... IF they know where to hit and its unprotected from such things ...
#crysx
February 20, 2015, 03:47:38 AM
Kiss your crypto anonimity dreamland goodbye.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/moscow-based-security-firm-reveals-what-may-be-the-biggest-nsa-backdoor-exploit-961982
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/moscow-based-security-firm-reveals-what-may-be-the-biggest-nsa-backdoor-exploit-961982
February 20, 2015, 03:19:53 AM
spreadcoin is crashing below 10k soon.
Mark my word!
16k now
Mark my word!
16k now
February 20, 2015, 02:19:25 AM
sounds simple ... but how does the 'earnings' get redistributed? ...
unless of course it goes straight to the owners wallet of course ...
#crysx
unless of course it goes straight to the owners wallet of course ...
#crysx
It does.
February 20, 2015, 02:17:16 AM
Concentration of too many MNs in one location is not good for Decentralization, also prone to DDOS.
February 20, 2015, 02:16:51 AM
hi all ..
just posting a message i left on spreadcointalk to see what ideas ( if any ) could be thrown about - thats all ...
post below ...
focusing on the farm now guys - not even mining spr as of this minute - but will get back into it soon ...
im wondering who would be interested in joining me in a group focused on spr and mn's when they hit mainnet ...
i read up somewhere in another thread that there are those that have concerns with the way mn's were setup between home and datacenter / business ...
home users are more likely to be dropped if any internet link is dropped or a wallet locks up on their systems or other such issues - whereas most people who set all these things up inside a datacenter or business based system and NOT drop and de-elected ...
its just an idea that is bubbling in my mind as to the stability of the systems and farm that we have here as opposed to those with home systems ...
im not offering anything - yet - but it may be something to look at that may help the 'smaller' systems stay online by having their wallets and mn's on a more ( albeit not entirely concrete ) reliable place to call home ...
we have unlimited internet - unlimited storage ( yes - in excess of 24TB currently ) and the technical network expertise to get some thing sorted for the 'underdogs' here ... the only thing missing here is simply - there are no developers that we have in the 'team' as yet ...
and of course - we are STILL growing the farm and increasing the ability to mine these little fellas - whether spr or not ... but obviously im aiming this comment directly between the eyes of spr not drk ...
its only an idea at the moment - thats all ...
( posting this also on bct to see what responses are given ) ...
#crysx
just posting a message i left on spreadcointalk to see what ideas ( if any ) could be thrown about - thats all ...
post below ...
focusing on the farm now guys - not even mining spr as of this minute - but will get back into it soon ...
im wondering who would be interested in joining me in a group focused on spr and mn's when they hit mainnet ...
i read up somewhere in another thread that there are those that have concerns with the way mn's were setup between home and datacenter / business ...
home users are more likely to be dropped if any internet link is dropped or a wallet locks up on their systems or other such issues - whereas most people who set all these things up inside a datacenter or business based system and NOT drop and de-elected ...
its just an idea that is bubbling in my mind as to the stability of the systems and farm that we have here as opposed to those with home systems ...
im not offering anything - yet - but it may be something to look at that may help the 'smaller' systems stay online by having their wallets and mn's on a more ( albeit not entirely concrete ) reliable place to call home ...
we have unlimited internet - unlimited storage ( yes - in excess of 24TB currently ) and the technical network expertise to get some thing sorted for the 'underdogs' here ... the only thing missing here is simply - there are no developers that we have in the 'team' as yet ...
and of course - we are STILL growing the farm and increasing the ability to mine these little fellas - whether spr or not ... but obviously im aiming this comment directly between the eyes of spr not drk ...
its only an idea at the moment - thats all ...
( posting this also on bct to see what responses are given ) ...
#crysx
All you need to host a Masternode for someone on your server is for them to run 'mnsecret
sounds simple ... but how does the 'earnings' get redistributed? ...
unless of course it goes straight to the owners wallet of course ...
#crysx
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