Sorry for the newb question but can I just install the new 8.6.1 over the current version and my balance will be safe? Or is there some special procedure? Thanks!!
its just new client, your balance will be the same, tested 
Topic: [ANN][0.8.6] Hirocoin - X11 - NGW - Secured Blockchain - Time Warp Limitation - page 63. (Read 271652 times)
April 07, 2014, 02:45:24 PM
April 07, 2014, 02:44:16 PM
Always backup your wallet.dat file, that's where all your addresses are. You can delete everything else.
April 07, 2014, 02:42:26 PM
Sorry for the newb question but can I just install the new 8.6.1 over the current version and my balance will be safe? Or is there some special procedure? Thanks!!
April 07, 2014, 02:22:34 PM
Hiro need gorgeous website and new icon.
April 07, 2014, 09:53:42 AM
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6 Gigs is still a very healthy hashrate,
yes it is.
but still doesnt change the FACT that its down from 12 gh in 48 hours.
LOL that'll be the 'espresso traders' bleeding & dumping another 'novelty' coin coz Coinwarz says it's a couple of cents more profitable TODAY.
Fuck 'em.
April 07, 2014, 09:48:18 AM
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6 Gigs is still a very healthy hashrate,
yes it is.
but still doesnt change the FACT that its down from 12 gh in 48 hours.
April 07, 2014, 09:47:46 AM
Not necessarily, if we succeed to get the price up again miners will switch back. Keep in mind that us miners need to think about paying our electricitybills and such, so as soon as a coin is not profitable enough alot of miners switch. If that same coin later on gets profitable again, people switch back.
I for one stay at mining Hirocoin as I believe the price will rise again, and less miners means less competition and thus more coins for me
Hirocoin has huge potential, with all crap going on with darkcoin Hirocoin seems to be an extremely valable alternative. Now I am convinced the price is kept low on purpose by some daytraders but knowing that many of them invested in Hirocoin one week ago chances are relatively good for them to push Hirocoin back up again to the value where it should be.
So far I've been lucky enough with picking my coins to invest in,( usually the underdog) I hope I'm correct again with this coin and we'll see prices above 0.00003000 again within 2-3 weeks time. Untill then, I'm mining all-in Hirocoin and hope to reach around 100k when the price is right again... then I'll dump half the coins in small portions so i don't bring the price down and keep the other half as future investment
Well said.
I feel the same way, and am doing/acting exactly the same.
April 07, 2014, 08:43:31 AM
Zeit is my long-term investment - NOT for personal gain but to help change the world! With 25% PoS in year One & 20% in year Two it would be INSANE to start trading it before 2016 at the very earliest.
Zeit will die before summer.
April 07, 2014, 08:06:45 AM
this coin is dead.
48 hours ago hash was 12 gh
now 6 gh
half the miners left the boat. the other half will soon realize it is going down and will switch their rigs to more profitable waters.
this coin is living48 hours ago hash was 12 gh
now 6 gh
half the miners left the boat. the other half will soon realize it is going down and will switch their rigs to more profitable waters.
April 07, 2014, 07:09:04 AM
this coin is dead.
48 hours ago hash was 12 gh
now 6 gh
half the miners left the boat. the other half will soon realize it is going down and will switch their rigs to more profitable waters.
48 hours ago hash was 12 gh
now 6 gh
half the miners left the boat. the other half will soon realize it is going down and will switch their rigs to more profitable waters.
Says the dude with the concrete parachute! Enjoy the fall, coz your 'landing' is gonna be a total BITCH
6 Gigs is still a very healthy hashrate, & doubles what those of us confident in the future of Hiro are benefiting from mining.
I've only been mining Hiro for about a week and with my single HD7990 (I was a gamer - Skyrim - before I became an alt-coiner) I have around 2,500 Hiro in my wallet.
I haven't even LOOKED at the markets! I don't care. Not until I have enough Hiro to make it worthwhile - maybe 20,000.
Only then will I start tracking, and working out when it might be right to trade PART OF my stash.
Zeit is my long-term investment - NOT for personal gain but to help change the world! With 25% PoS in year One & 20% in year Two it would be INSANE to start trading it before 2016 at the very earliest.
Hiro is my medium-term investment - at least six months, possibly more.
NO WUCKING FURRIES MATE
April 07, 2014, 06:58:25 AM
this coin is dead.
48 hours ago hash was 12 gh
now 6 gh
half the miners left the boat. the other half will soon realize it is going down and will switch their rigs to more profitable waters.
48 hours ago hash was 12 gh
now 6 gh
half the miners left the boat. the other half will soon realize it is going down and will switch their rigs to more profitable waters.
Not necessarily, if we succeed to get the price up again miners will switch back. Keep in mind that us miners need to think about paying our electricitybills and such, so as soon as a coin is not profitable enough alot of miners switch. If that same coin later on gets profitable again, people switch back.
I for one stay at mining Hirocoin as I believe the price will rise again, and less miners means less competition and thus more coins for me
Hirocoin has huge potential, with all crap going on with darkcoin Hirocoin seems to be an extremely valable alternative. Now I am convinced the price is kept low on purpose by some daytraders but knowing that many of them invested in Hirocoin one week ago chances are relatively good for them to push Hirocoin back up again to the value where it should be.
So far I've been lucky enough with picking my coins to invest in,( usually the underdog) I hope I'm correct again with this coin and we'll see prices above 0.00003000 again within 2-3 weeks time. Untill then, I'm mining all-in Hirocoin and hope to reach around 100k when the price is right again... then I'll dump half the coins in small portions so i don't bring the price down and keep the other half as future investment
April 07, 2014, 06:56:34 AM
this coin is dead.
48 hours ago hash was 12 gh
now 6 gh
half the miners left the boat. the other half will soon realize it is going down and will switch their rigs to more profitable waters.
48 hours ago hash was 12 gh
now 6 gh
half the miners left the boat. the other half will soon realize it is going down and will switch their rigs to more profitable waters.
I don't see why you think this is the case - the Darkcoin hash rate flickered between 7 and 15GH for weeks before stabilising... It still is up and down ~10GH all the time. Please stop spreading FUD, it doesn't help anybody.
April 07, 2014, 06:40:43 AM
this coin is dead.
48 hours ago hash was 12 gh
now 6 gh
half the miners left the boat. the other half will soon realize it is going down and will switch their rigs to more profitable waters.
48 hours ago hash was 12 gh
now 6 gh
half the miners left the boat. the other half will soon realize it is going down and will switch their rigs to more profitable waters.
April 07, 2014, 06:06:22 AM
Can we still use all existing addresses from the old client or do we need to generate a new one, for example for mining p2p?
There will be no change in that respect at all - a hard fork usually changes nothing but data held in the blockchain. All you'll see if you don't update is your wallet will stop synchronising with the network until you install the latest version!
Yup, and for the "wallet.dat": always have at least one back-up of it, stored at a safe place.
April 07, 2014, 05:28:15 AM
On Chrome (and with wget) the download failed though, I think because of a certificate mismatch between your host and Cloudflare.
Probably better to move the download section outside the ssl domain.
Probably better to move the download section outside the ssl domain.
Oops I skipped over this. I've notified HiroS and he'll look into that ASAP. Of course we have to make this as simple as possible. Thanks for notifying us.
April 07, 2014, 05:26:16 AM
Can we still use all existing addresses from the old client or do we need to generate a new one, for example for mining p2p?
There will be no change in that respect at all - a hard fork usually changes nothing but data held in the blockchain. All you'll see if you don't update is your wallet will stop synchronising with the network until you install the latest version!
April 07, 2014, 04:45:58 AM
WOW! How nice is that?
I received an UPDATE NOTICE from inside my wallet.
This is good news and the way to go.
Will you make it a total silent update?
Like "A new version of your wallet has been downloaded, your wallet has to be restarted to install it.
Do you want restart your wallet now ? {Now,Later}"
On Chrome (and with wget) the download failed though, I think because of a certificate mismatch between your host and Cloudflare.
Probably better to move the download section outside the ssl domain.
I received an UPDATE NOTICE from inside my wallet.
This is good news and the way to go.
Will you make it a total silent update?
Like "A new version of your wallet has been downloaded, your wallet has to be restarted to install it.
Do you want restart your wallet now ? {Now,Later}"
On Chrome (and with wget) the download failed though, I think because of a certificate mismatch between your host and Cloudflare.
Probably better to move the download section outside the ssl domain.
Thanks for contributing your ideas!
The main issue I see with this is the issue of trust. It is always a better option privacy- and security-wise to allow the user to go to the official location, verify their download and install the client. Very much in the same vein as banks work: they'll never email you with a link to click and log into your account, because of the chances of the email containing a malicious link.
If that part of the chain was compromised, and every client updated itself with a malicious precompiled version, it could potentially empty everyone's wallet, or always send to the same wallet address no matter what you typed in. This would be a disaster for everybody holding HIRO, because in crypto there's no transaction reversal for the most part - and this is very deliberate.
If we simply send out a client message telling people that they should now visit our official site, then download and verify their version is clean via a checksum then we can ensure that the possibilities for breaking the security chain are as minimal as possible. Our main focusses are security AND usability, so we want to find a happy balance which is pretty secure, but doesn't require you to be an IT specialist to understand.
Thats of course true, but I think secure deployment methods are very important for mandatory updates and necessary for ease of use for end user applications.
Thanks anyway for all the work you've put into this.
April 07, 2014, 04:38:11 AM
WOW! How nice is that?
I received an UPDATE NOTICE from inside my wallet.
This is good news and the way to go.
Will you make it a total silent update?
Like "A new version of your wallet has been downloaded, your wallet has to be restarted to install it.
Do you want restart your wallet now ? {Now,Later}"
On Chrome (and with wget) the download failed though, I think because of a certificate mismatch between your host and Cloudflare.
Probably better to move the download section outside the ssl domain.
I received an UPDATE NOTICE from inside my wallet.
This is good news and the way to go.
Will you make it a total silent update?
Like "A new version of your wallet has been downloaded, your wallet has to be restarted to install it.
Do you want restart your wallet now ? {Now,Later}"
On Chrome (and with wget) the download failed though, I think because of a certificate mismatch between your host and Cloudflare.
Probably better to move the download section outside the ssl domain.
Thanks for contributing your ideas!
The main issue I see with this is the issue of trust. It is always a better option privacy- and security-wise to allow the user to go to the official location, verify their download and install the client. Very much in the same vein as banks work: they'll never email you with a link to click and log into your account, because of the chances of the email containing a malicious link.
If that part of the chain was compromised, and every client updated itself with a malicious precompiled version, it could potentially empty everyone's wallet, or always send to the same wallet address no matter what you typed in. This would be a disaster for everybody holding HIRO, because in crypto there's no transaction reversal for the most part - and this is very deliberate.
If we simply send out a client message telling people that they should now visit our official site, then download and verify their version is clean via a checksum then we can ensure that the possibilities for breaking the security chain are as minimal as possible. Our main focusses are security AND usability, so we want to find a happy balance which is pretty secure, but doesn't require you to be an IT specialist to understand.
Can we still use all existing addresses from the old client or do we need to generate a new one, for example for mining p2p?
April 07, 2014, 04:30:45 AM
WOW! How nice is that?
I received an UPDATE NOTICE from inside my wallet.
This is good news and the way to go.
Will you make it a total silent update?
Like "A new version of your wallet has been downloaded, your wallet has to be restarted to install it.
Do you want restart your wallet now ? {Now,Later}"
On Chrome (and with wget) the download failed though, I think because of a certificate mismatch between your host and Cloudflare.
Probably better to move the download section outside the ssl domain.
I received an UPDATE NOTICE from inside my wallet.
This is good news and the way to go.
Will you make it a total silent update?
Like "A new version of your wallet has been downloaded, your wallet has to be restarted to install it.
Do you want restart your wallet now ? {Now,Later}"
On Chrome (and with wget) the download failed though, I think because of a certificate mismatch between your host and Cloudflare.
Probably better to move the download section outside the ssl domain.
Thanks for contributing your ideas!
The main issue I see with this is the issue of trust. It is always a better option privacy- and security-wise to allow the user to go to the official location, verify their download and install the client. Very much in the same vein as banks work: they'll never email you with a link to click and log into your account, because of the chances of the email containing a malicious link.
If that part of the chain was compromised, and every client updated itself with a malicious precompiled version, it could potentially empty everyone's wallet, or always send to the same wallet address no matter what you typed in. This would be a disaster for everybody holding HIRO, because in crypto there's no transaction reversal for the most part - and this is very deliberate.
If we simply send out a client message telling people that they should now visit our official site, then download and verify their version is clean via a checksum then we can ensure that the possibilities for breaking the security chain are as minimal as possible. Our main focusses are security AND usability, so we want to find a happy balance which is pretty secure, but doesn't require you to be an IT specialist to understand.
April 07, 2014, 04:23:35 AM
Service announcement:
@mintpal
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Could the owner of the car, type sell order with licence plate 84299.37685879 parked at 0.00001400 please remove his vehicle?
It's blocking the main exits for our customers leaving for the moon!
It's blocking the main exits for our customers leaving for the moon!
@mintpal
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