Topic: [ANN] TrollCoin 2.1 [$TROLL] Twitch/Twitter Tips - New Exchanges - Marketplace - page 83. (Read 262906 times)
May 03, 2014, 06:28:56 AM
here's the new gift card image
May 03, 2014, 05:10:48 AM
mr youngwebs,
here is the new block explorer header
here is the new block explorer header
May 03, 2014, 05:05:12 AM
mr micah, here are updated banners for the online trollcoin wallet
above header
below footer
above header
below footer
May 03, 2014, 04:56:54 AM
Mr youngwebs, here is an updated favicon image for the explorer site, new logo in a minute
May 03, 2014, 12:53:27 AM
why is no one selling trollcoin for USD on c-cex.com? i got a wad in my pocket & ready to purchaaaase! -herpes
April 17, 2014, 09:10:13 AM
Hey welcome aboard. We are a fun coin! Our theme is fun, games, pranks, and just yanking everyones chain, as well as trading, buying & selling products. We're not the usual evil trolls that people usually know. We're not racist or hateful. Just having fun all around. Post funny pics, jump in a some other board and brag about our 50k blocks! As you can see we are working on a new logo. 1369 has come up with some great ones. If you or anyone else can contribute or critique the new logo, it would be great you troll bastard! megaherpes..
May 02, 2014, 04:44:46 PM
Still trolling for free? That's so 2013
Trollcoin™, it pays to troll
Trollcoin™, it pays to troll
May 02, 2014, 12:25:03 PM
It works, but I am presented with a security warning on my android browser. Could this be because the security certificate is given to wallet.trollcoinbase.com but the server is on your own server & separate domain. This (I think) gives the warning as you are being sent to a server different than what is shown in the address window (although legit in our case, some malicious sites do this to fool visitors where they really are)
Perhaps youngwebs has a solution.
Perhaps youngwebs has a solution.
this is the error: sec_error_untrusted_issuer
It means the certificate is valid, but the issuer is not a trusted party. Its probably a self signed SSL certificate?
It is just as secure as a paid one, but it bothers users with the warning..
Here is a (big) wiki about he cacert issues. They are not trusted as a root CA by many browsers. Users can add it to there browser, but we should not bother users with this. Just stay away from cacert.com as much as possible due to this. I'm not sure whos fault it is, Cacert is a trusted company, but it take years, before being added to a single browser (and you need to be added to all of them as an issuer)
http://wiki.cacert.org/FAQ/BrowserClients
simplest solution: buy a new cert from a trusted issues (around 15 USD)
i'll help pay the $15 for a cert if that's the simplest option! SSL is worth it, need every bit of security they can get.
micah: i'll have updated graphics for the online wallet this weekend
May 02, 2014, 05:30:37 AM
It works, but I am presented with a security warning on my android browser. Could this be because the security certificate is given to wallet.trollcoinbase.com but the server is on your own server & separate domain. This (I think) gives the warning as you are being sent to a server different than what is shown in the address window (although legit in our case, some malicious sites do this to fool visitors where they really are)
Perhaps youngwebs has a solution.
Perhaps youngwebs has a solution.
this is the error: sec_error_untrusted_issuer
It means the certificate is valid, but the issuer is not a trusted party. Its probably a self signed SSL certificate?
It is just as secure as a paid one, but it bothers users with the warning..
Here is a (big) wiki about he cacert issues. They are not trusted as a root CA by many browsers. Users can add it to there browser, but we should not bother users with this. Just stay away from cacert.com as much as possible due to this. I'm not sure whos fault it is, Cacert is a trusted company, but it take years, before being added to a single browser (and you need to be added to all of them as an issuer)
http://wiki.cacert.org/FAQ/BrowserClients
simplest solution: buy a new cert from a trusted issues (around 15 USD)
April 16, 2014, 10:12:35 PM
Wheres everyone mining at or have they moved on? I've been mining for a month without checking and just saw there are 3 workers in the pool lol!
and only like 25 across the 4 pools I could find?!
Whats the deal here?
So glad gettin added to cryptsy though, spent whatever cryptsy points I had on it!
and only like 25 across the 4 pools I could find?!
Whats the deal here?
So glad gettin added to cryptsy though, spent whatever cryptsy points I had on it!
everyone is waiting to see if Trollcoin really is a legit coin or not, haters be trolled in the months to come!
I'm sure there are a few solominers since the hash is so low, makes sense ATM, i'm just lazy.
What I wanna know more about is this merged mining with Dogecoin business I hear ppl talking about?
Thats right 1369. We are looking into the possibility of merged mining with DOGE. It can be done. It would benefit DOGE and TRL.
May 01, 2014, 09:15:03 PM
We have a choice.
1) Make a simple javascript script where people with accepting browsers automatically use https. For those who don't have info on the site for people who want to make a security execption. (Probably the best)
2) Make everyone use https, anyone who goes on the site with a different browser will get the scary warning
1) Make a simple javascript script where people with accepting browsers automatically use https. For those who don't have info on the site for people who want to make a security execption. (Probably the best)
2) Make everyone use https, anyone who goes on the site with a different browser will get the scary warning
definitely go with option 1. ppl get scared when security messages pop up!
May 01, 2014, 07:17:00 PM
Shipping 5 million worth of Trollcoin thru the mail, lolz!
May 01, 2014, 07:10:06 PM
We have a choice.
1) Make a simple javascript script where people with accepting browsers automatically use https. For those who don't have info on the site for people who want to make a security execption. (Probably the best)
2) Make everyone use https, anyone who goes on the site with a different browser will get the scary warning
1) Make a simple javascript script where people with accepting browsers automatically use https. For those who don't have info on the site for people who want to make a security execption. (Probably the best)
2) Make everyone use https, anyone who goes on the site with a different browser will get the scary warning
May 01, 2014, 07:05:58 PM
It works, but I am presented with a security warning on my android browser. Could this be because the security certificate is given to wallet.trollcoinbase.com but the server is on your own server & separate domain. This (I think) gives the warning as you are being sent to a server different than what is shown in the address window (although legit in our case, some malicious sites do this to fool visitors where they really are)
Perhaps youngwebs has a solution.
Perhaps youngwebs has a solution.
this is the error: sec_error_untrusted_issuer
It means the certificate is valid, but the issuer is not a trusted party. Its probably a self signed SSL certificate?
It is just as secure as a paid one, but it bothers users with the warning..
April 16, 2014, 07:10:52 PM
lol... funny!
May 01, 2014, 04:44:58 PM
It works, but I am presented with a security warning on my android browser. Could this be because the security certificate is given to wallet.trollcoinbase.com but the server is on your own server & separate domain. This (I think) gives the warning as you are being sent to a server different than what is shown in the address window (although legit in our case, some malicious sites do this to fool visitors where they really are)
Perhaps youngwebs has a solution.
Perhaps youngwebs has a solution.
this is the error: sec_error_untrusted_issuer
It means the certificate is valid, but the issuer is not a trusted party. Its probably a self signed SSL certificate?
It is just as secure as a paid one, but it bothers users with the warning..
May 01, 2014, 03:09:34 PM
It works, but I am presented with a security warning on my android browser. Could this be because the security certificate is given to wallet.trollcoinbase.com but the server is on your own server & separate domain. This (I think) gives the warning as you are being sent to a server different than what is shown in the address window (although legit in our case, some malicious sites do this to fool visitors where they really are)
Perhaps youngwebs has a solution.
Perhaps youngwebs has a solution.
May 01, 2014, 02:55:03 PM
I think I got ssl to work on the online wallet. One of my computer gives a huge error and the other one says its fine. Test it out would ya? https://wallet.trollcoinbase.com
Test it on different browsers too. To me right now it seems it works for chromium not for firefox/iceweasel May 01, 2014, 02:50:43 PM
I think I got ssl to work on the online wallet. One of my computer gives a huge error and the other one says its fine. Test it out would ya? https://wallet.trollcoinbase.com
May 01, 2014, 11:48:16 AM
Our next major project is implementing the updated wallet with the new Trollcoin Logo & improved block rewards halving schedule.
More infor on this later today.
More infor on this later today.
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