LAUNCHED!!! ENJOY!!!
lol where is the hashrate
Topic: [ANN] [TPAS] TurboPascalCoin v1.4.5 - On pause - Fixing stuff - page 3. (Read 5363 times)
February 02, 2017, 11:12:55 PM
February 02, 2017, 10:50:54 PM
LAUNCHED!!! ENJOY!!!
February 02, 2017, 09:29:16 PM
Changes are in, we will be restarting in about 2 4 hours from now (and with a windows wallet this time).
Awesome, I just wish the sgminer would work for solo mining...
I dunno... i haven't got any performance increase with it.... in fact, just had a rig hang on it
February 02, 2017, 09:11:10 PM
The windows wallet link is removed, kindly post a valid link.. Thanks
hey dev kindly update the windows wallet link.. Thanks
Setting up dev environment atm, the chain is stopped until we get full windows wallet compiled from the get go.
February 02, 2017, 08:50:22 PM
The windows wallet link is removed, kindly post a valid link.. Thanks
hey dev kindly update the windows wallet link.. Thanks
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February 02, 2017, 08:00:27 PM
at least three or four pascal coin launched recently, pascal lite, turbo and some others, are they related to each other or they just using the name? how about the first PASCAL coin? it seems that they are not satisfied and they need to launched more, the more, the merrier huh? 
February 02, 2017, 07:52:03 PM
Changes are in, we will be restarting in about 2 4 hours from now (and with a windows wallet this time).
Awesome, I just wish the sgminer would work for solo mining...
I dunno... i haven't got any performance increase with it.... in fact, just had a rig hang on it
February 02, 2017, 07:09:06 PM
Changes are in, we will be restarting in about 2 4 hours from now (and with a windows wallet this time).
Awesome, I just wish the sgminer would work for solo mining...
February 02, 2017, 06:17:35 PM
Changes are in, we will be restarting in about 2 4 hours from now (and with a windows wallet this time).
February 02, 2017, 05:24:21 PM
Pascalcoin is fixed: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.17712288
February 02, 2017, 04:56:51 PM
Any news regarding relaunch? It's been a little quiet in here for quite some hours already.
February 02, 2017, 08:58:07 AM
Great, will be interesting to see which coin can fix the issue the quickest and most effective.
February 02, 2017, 08:46:13 AM
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interesting.
Original Pascal did not have this problem? Or perhaps it's more that this feature wasn't evident until the network was far bigger?
interesting.
Original Pascal did not have this problem? Or perhaps it's more that this feature wasn't evident until the network was far bigger?
Basically you can stall the network by attaching a weird timestamp to the last block, and the client assumes that it is behind the tip by a fair amount, this means that someone with enough hashpower could 51% attack the network and stall it forever mining blocks and releasing them when the timestamp of their finishes... or someone more crafty comes along and attaches a timestamp even further in the future.
Couldn't having a bunch of nodes prevent that? I'd assume the nodes would have some sort of consensus on what is the precise time discarding miners who try to cheat.
This coin first launched with 2 nodes, not just one like the other coin and as far as I know this one didn't suffer from the attack, but I could be wrong.
Whatever the case might be, depending on local timestamps seems like a pretty dumb idea.
The original Pascalcoin is being attacked as well and it has quite a few nodes: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.17705293
More nodes are useless, Pascal Lite has over 100 and is still being attacked (although it has much lower impact now), it is the wallet that refuses to submit blocks when there is a "newer" one. Obviously a bug in the code.
Indeed, there's a sore need of better time drift management in the wallet. Workin' at it these days before the relaunch.
The "attack" per-se is also passive, if someone got a mis-configured rig with a bad clock then it will "attack" the network by submitting offending blocks.
Pretty dumb that part, really.
February 02, 2017, 08:39:59 AM
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interesting.
Original Pascal did not have this problem? Or perhaps it's more that this feature wasn't evident until the network was far bigger?
interesting.
Original Pascal did not have this problem? Or perhaps it's more that this feature wasn't evident until the network was far bigger?
Basically you can stall the network by attaching a weird timestamp to the last block, and the client assumes that it is behind the tip by a fair amount, this means that someone with enough hashpower could 51% attack the network and stall it forever mining blocks and releasing them when the timestamp of their finishes... or someone more crafty comes along and attaches a timestamp even further in the future.
Couldn't having a bunch of nodes prevent that? I'd assume the nodes would have some sort of consensus on what is the precise time discarding miners who try to cheat.
This coin first launched with 2 nodes, not just one like the other coin and as far as I know this one didn't suffer from the attack, but I could be wrong.
Whatever the case might be, depending on local timestamps seems like a pretty dumb idea.
The original Pascalcoin is being attacked as well and it has quite a few nodes: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.17705293
More nodes are useless, Pascal Lite has over 100 and is still being attacked (although it has much lower impact now), it is the wallet that refuses to submit blocks when there is a "newer" one. Obviously a bug in the code.
February 02, 2017, 08:38:13 AM
And now TurboPascal coin lol, i think i'm going to develop BASIC coin
javascript coin
No, no
it's not antique enough, but a COBOL coin would be fresh and could attract new investors 
As the dev that got contracted to do work on this clone (which i was reluctant at first, sorry olamorr, gotta be honest) the upstream code seems very clean compared to a Bitcoin <= v0.9 (which was a horrible mess imho).
There are some mid/long term goals on this coin i like (which aren't my responsability to talk about)... let's see if this shitcoin sticks
February 02, 2017, 08:37:30 AM
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interesting.
Original Pascal did not have this problem? Or perhaps it's more that this feature wasn't evident until the network was far bigger?
interesting.
Original Pascal did not have this problem? Or perhaps it's more that this feature wasn't evident until the network was far bigger?
Basically you can stall the network by attaching a weird timestamp to the last block, and the client assumes that it is behind the tip by a fair amount, this means that someone with enough hashpower could 51% attack the network and stall it forever mining blocks and releasing them when the timestamp of their finishes... or someone more crafty comes along and attaches a timestamp even further in the future.
Couldn't having a bunch of nodes prevent that? I'd assume the nodes would have some sort of consensus on what is the precise time discarding miners who try to cheat.
This coin first launched with 2 nodes, not just one like the other coin and as far as I know this one didn't suffer from the attack, but I could be wrong.
Whatever the case might be, depending on local timestamps seems like a pretty dumb idea.
February 02, 2017, 07:45:33 AM
How many pascal coins are there going to be?
It´s going to be a competition which version becomes the classic to ones Eth/Zcash..
February 02, 2017, 07:33:50 AM
is relaunch complete? need to update the ann
February 02, 2017, 07:22:34 AM
How many pascal coins are there going to be?
February 02, 2017, 07:20:15 AM
FoxPro Coin is the next thing (tm)
Wait wait.... better, Clipper coin
Wait wait.... better, Clipper coin
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