Topic: [ANN] [VNL] Vanillacoin Beta Pre-Release - page 20. (Read 48229 times)
Seems like it's dead.
Where is the conf file? Not the .dat file named config ? In the Wallet files.
Anyone mining this?
Anyone mining this?
I promised fair distribution, therefore I'm resetting the blockchain one final time. I have coded an algorithm that rejects Proof-of-Work from super-computers like the IBM Power 8. This will keep the difficulty within the range of 0.0002441 and 0.0036834 (high water) for the average miner.
This will enable fair-distrbution based on random blind luck.
I imagine it will take about an hour to compile everything and start a new blockchain. Meanwhile I'm using 0(1) broadcasting not "push notifications" to inform you to please "Halt Mining". :-)
Thanks for the support.
why do you think there is super-computer?just you can't get coins??This will enable fair-distrbution based on random blind luck.
I imagine it will take about an hour to compile everything and start a new blockchain. Meanwhile I'm using 0(1) broadcasting not "push notifications" to inform you to please "Halt Mining". :-)
Thanks for the support.
There is no super-computer
this is a big miner with too many PCs, can you control him dev 
those PCs = IBM power 8
Hey sologap;
I promised fair distribution, therefore I'm resetting the blockchain one final time. I have coded an algorithm that rejects Proof-of-Work from super-computers like the IBM Power 8. This will keep the difficulty within the range of 0.0002441 and 0.0036834 (high water) for the average miner.
This will enable fair-distrbution based on random blind luck.
I imagine it will take about an hour to compile everything and start a new blockchain. Meanwhile I'm using 0(1) broadcasting not "push notifications" to inform you to please "Halt Mining". :-)
Thanks for the support.
why do you think there is super-computer?just you can't get coins??This will enable fair-distrbution based on random blind luck.
I imagine it will take about an hour to compile everything and start a new blockchain. Meanwhile I'm using 0(1) broadcasting not "push notifications" to inform you to please "Halt Mining". :-)
Thanks for the support.
There is no super-computer
this is a big miner with too many PCs, can you control him dev those PCs = IBM power 8 I promised fair distribution, therefore I'm resetting the blockchain one final time. I have coded an algorithm that rejects Proof-of-Work from super-computers like the IBM Power 8. This will keep the difficulty within the range of 0.0002441 and 0.0036834 (high water) for the average miner.
This will enable fair-distrbution based on random blind luck.
I imagine it will take about an hour to compile everything and start a new blockchain. Meanwhile I using 0(1) broadcasting to inform you to please "Halt Mining". :-)
Thanks for the support.
This will enable fair-distrbution based on random blind luck.
I imagine it will take about an hour to compile everything and start a new blockchain. Meanwhile I using 0(1) broadcasting to inform you to please "Halt Mining". :-)
Thanks for the support.
this is not fair
Thank you for your support.
i didnt use it, it is too much expensive, i used it before on gapcoin and woodcoin and it gave me a 100+ PCs power, but i never used it on this coin. and if i wanted to use it it is up to me
And its up to him to block you.
Give me one hour from this post and we will put this behind us forever.
R.I.P. IBM Power 8
Thank you for your support.
R.I.P. IBM Power 8
Thank you for your support.
I promised fair distribution, therefore I'm resetting the blockchain one final time. I have coded an algorithm that rejects Proof-of-Work from super-computers like the IBM Power 8. This will keep the difficulty within the range of 0.0002441 and 0.0036834 (high water) for the average miner.
This will enable fair-distrbution based on random blind luck.
I imagine it will take about an hour to compile everything and start a new blockchain. Meanwhile I using 0(1) broadcasting to inform you to please "Halt Mining". :-)
Thanks for the support.
This will enable fair-distrbution based on random blind luck.
I imagine it will take about an hour to compile everything and start a new blockchain. Meanwhile I using 0(1) broadcasting to inform you to please "Halt Mining". :-)
Thanks for the support.
this is not fair
Thank you for your support.
i didnt use it, it is too much expensive, i used it before on gapcoin and woodcoin and it gave me a 100+ PCs power, but i never used it on this coin. and if i wanted to use it it is up to me
I promised fair distribution, therefore I'm resetting the blockchain one final time. I have coded an algorithm that rejects Proof-of-Work from super-computers like the IBM Power 8. This will keep the difficulty within the range of 0.0002441 and 0.0036834 (high water) for the average miner.
This will enable fair-distrbution based on random blind luck.
I imagine it will take about an hour to compile everything and start a new blockchain. Meanwhile I'm using 0(1) broadcasting not "push notifications" to inform you to please "Halt Mining". :-)
Thanks for the support.
why do you think there is super-computer?just you can't get coins??This will enable fair-distrbution based on random blind luck.
I imagine it will take about an hour to compile everything and start a new blockchain. Meanwhile I'm using 0(1) broadcasting not "push notifications" to inform you to please "Halt Mining". :-)
Thanks for the support.
There is no super-computer
I promised fair distribution, therefore I'm resetting the blockchain one final time. I have coded an algorithm that rejects Proof-of-Work from super-computers like the IBM Power 8. This will keep the difficulty within the range of 0.0002441 and 0.0036834 (high water) for the average miner.
This will enable fair-distrbution based on random blind luck.
I imagine it will take about an hour to compile everything and start a new blockchain. Meanwhile I using 0(1) broadcasting to inform you to please "Halt Mining". :-)
Thanks for the support.
This will enable fair-distrbution based on random blind luck.
I imagine it will take about an hour to compile everything and start a new blockchain. Meanwhile I using 0(1) broadcasting to inform you to please "Halt Mining". :-)
Thanks for the support.
this is not fair
Thank you for your support.
but it is big fun though :-)
New wallets comming soon?
I promised fair distribution, therefore I'm resetting the blockchain one final time. I have coded an algorithm that rejects Proof-of-Work from super-computers like the IBM Power 8. This will keep the difficulty within the range of 0.0002441 and 0.0036834 (high water) for the average miner.
This will enable fair-distrbution based on random blind luck.
I imagine it will take about an hour to compile everything and start a new blockchain. Meanwhile I using 0(1) broadcasting to inform you to please "Halt Mining". :-)
Thanks for the support.
This will enable fair-distrbution based on random blind luck.
I imagine it will take about an hour to compile everything and start a new blockchain. Meanwhile I using 0(1) broadcasting to inform you to please "Halt Mining". :-)
Thanks for the support.
this is not fair
I promised fair distribution, therefore I'm resetting the blockchain one final time. I have coded an algorithm that rejects Proof-of-Work from super-computers like the IBM Power 8. This will keep the difficulty within the range of 0.0002441 and 0.0036834 (high water) for the average miner.
This will enable fair-distrbution based on random blind luck.
I imagine it will take about an hour to compile everything and start a new blockchain. Meanwhile I'm using 0(1) broadcasting not "push notifications" to inform you to please "Halt Mining". :-)
Thanks for the support.
This will enable fair-distrbution based on random blind luck.
I imagine it will take about an hour to compile everything and start a new blockchain. Meanwhile I'm using 0(1) broadcasting not "push notifications" to inform you to please "Halt Mining". :-)
Thanks for the support.
the question is, how can dev control the mining ? or that was just a network broadcast ?
First time blockchain reset i lost some blocks, second time i got no blocks and i started at very low diff ! with 5 PCs. this is bad
First time blockchain reset i lost some blocks, second time i got no blocks and i started at very low diff ! with 5 PCs. this is bad
yeh i am very confuse how he control ,
He is using push notifications. This is standard in the bitcoin client. I think there is 2 chains running in parallel atm and dev is trying to sort it out.
Does anyone know if there was a Libcoin before?
They say they launched this Vanillacoin after a year of preparation,
and the program has 3 names shown if you check it in various ways: Vanillacon, Libcoin and Description
Also, it keeps running in the background when you close it. Maybe we should worry a bit what we installed?
They say they launched this Vanillacoin after a year of preparation,
and the program has 3 names shown if you check it in various ways: Vanillacon, Libcoin and Description
Also, it keeps running in the background when you close it. Maybe we should worry a bit what we installed?
I thought libcoin was some sort of namecoin offshoot that never really got off the ground. I just assumed vanillacoin's windows wallet was modeled after it. This seems like an awful lot of trouble to go through to install some malware on a few people's computers. Perhaps I'm naive.
the question is, how can dev control the mining ? or that was just a network broadcast ?
First time blockchain reset i lost some blocks, second time i got no blocks and i started at very low diff ! with 5 PCs. this is bad
First time blockchain reset i lost some blocks, second time i got no blocks and i started at very low diff ! with 5 PCs. this is bad
yeh i am very confuse how he control ,
Does anyone know if there was a Libcoin before?
They say they launched this Vanillacoin after a year of preparation,
and the program has 3 names shown if you check it in various ways: Vanillacon, Libcoin and Description
Also, it keeps running in the background when you close it. Maybe we should worry a bit what we installed?
They say they launched this Vanillacoin after a year of preparation,
and the program has 3 names shown if you check it in various ways: Vanillacon, Libcoin and Description
Also, it keeps running in the background when you close it. Maybe we should worry a bit what we installed?
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