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Quote from: haitch on March 25, 2015, 09:58:12 PM

Is there a tool to distinguish what nonces are in a plotfile?

Yes. Calc.exe

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My plotting crashed and I need to restart it. I want to keep it in sequence.
I want to change the file name to reflect the actually plotfile content.

The file size is 1667235840000 and it was plotted with staggering size of 40000. That shows that the crash was not during a writing cycle.

Further is there a tool to concatenate two plotfiles to a larger one?

Yes. cmd.exe can do it.

You must feel like you are very smart!!!

Compared to the incredibly talented dev's here - No, not particulary.

Compared however to an individual who wants to run training courses on Burstcoin, but can't figure out the answers to these questions, to an individual who promotes a rip-off asset, well, then yes - I do feel very smart compared to that individual.

Hmm, do you refer to HardInvest as rip-off asset, because PetaByte DOES pay out.
I admire your Windows skills! Not everybody knows what calc.exe and cmd.exe would do.

Regarding answers to the questions. I guess I do not need to repeat what your teacher might say to you ;-)
Maybe it was my English that made you not understand the question. I apologize for that!

HardInvest Pays, PetaByte pays - people buying a 1TB harddisk instead of 1 Petabyte Asset would get a better ROI. BTW - How big is your plot now ?

And like I said, I admire Tiga's and Crow's tolerance of you - I'm about to lose mine.

Calc.exe calculates numbers that a teacher of Burstcoin would be aware of.
cmd.exe does file manipulation and concatenation amongst other miraculous things.
As for my Teacher, they would admit that I correctly and accurately answered the questions asked.
Any reasonable person basically aware with Burstcoin mining and the use of computers would agree that a self proclaimed expert in/teacher of, burstcoin should not need to ask those questions.

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Quote from: Elmit on March 25, 2015, 09:47:14 PM

since you are all awake, ...

What with the long awaited payout of HardInvest?

To rename pools, to use other pool fee accounts makes it hard to find out from the blockchain.

In case you forgot it, HardInvest should pay out 0.5% to the Assetholders, but fails to do so. At least I could not find it.

Can you take this discussion back to the burstforum.com thread you were participating in where it was stated that:
1) Hardinvest asset holders were getting rolled over to ByteEnt assets.
2) There was a final payout to HardInvest holders prior to the rollover.
3) You were offered a buyback of your ByteEnt at above market rates.

The tolerance IronTiga and Crowetic have shown for your drama queen antics is commendable.

IronTiga is too busy to talk to Crowetic, so they cannot answer.

Interesting to change the asset at will?
I was not asked. Maybe they do not know that BURST has a messaging system.
I see an asset as a CONTRACT, so you have to fulfil it till the contract ends, that is when you are the only asset holder.

... and IronTiga's Phishing attempt did not work out.

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Quote from: Elmit on March 25, 2015, 09:47:14 PM

since you are all awake, ...

What with the long awaited payout of HardInvest?

To rename pools, to use other pool fee accounts makes it hard to find out from the blockchain.

In case you forgot it, HardInvest should pay out 0.5% to the Assetholders, but fails to do so. At least I could not find it.

Can you take this discussion back to the burstforum.com thread you were participating in where it was stated that:
1) Hardinvest asset holders were getting rolled over to ByteEnt assets.
2) There was a final payout to HardInvest holders prior to the rollover.
3) You were offered a buyback of your ByteEnt at above market rates.

The tolerance IronTiga and Crowetic have shown for your drama queen antics is commendable.

Elmit

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BURST got Smart Contracts (AT)

Quote from: haitch on March 25, 2015, 09:51:54 PM

Quote from: Elmit on March 25, 2015, 09:40:21 PM

Quote from: Elmit on March 25, 2015, 09:40:21 PM

Is there a tool to distinguish what nonces are in a plotfile?

Yes. Calc.exe

Quote

My plotting crashed and I need to restart it. I want to keep it in sequence.
I want to change the file name to reflect the actually plotfile content.

The file size is 1667235840000 and it was plotted with staggering size of 40000. That shows that the crash was not during a writing cycle.

Further is there a tool to concatenate two plotfiles to a larger one?

Yes. cmd.exe can do it.

You must feel like you are very smart!!!

Compared to the incredibly talented dev's here - No, not particulary.

Compared however to an individual who wants to run training courses on Burstcoin, but can't figure out the answers to these questions, to an individual who promotes a rip-off asset, well, then yes - I do feel very smart compared to that individual.

Hmm, do you refer to HardInvest as rip-off asset, because PetaByte DOES pay out.
I admire your Windows skills! Not everybody knows what calc.exe and cmd.exe would do.

Regarding answers to the questions. I guess I do not need to repeat what your teacher might say to you ;-)
Maybe it was my English that made you not understand the question. I apologize for that!

haitch

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Quote from: haitch on March 25, 2015, 09:44:35 PM

Is there a tool to distinguish what nonces are in a plotfile?

Yes. Calc.exe

Quote

My plotting crashed and I need to restart it. I want to keep it in sequence.
I want to change the file name to reflect the actually plotfile content.

The file size is 1667235840000 and it was plotted with staggering size of 40000. That shows that the crash was not during a writing cycle.

Further is there a tool to concatenate two plotfiles to a larger one?

Yes. cmd.exe can do it.

You must feel like you are very smart!!!

Compared to the incredibly talented dev's here - No, not particulary.

Compared however to an individual who wants to run training courses on Burstcoin, but can't figure out the answers to these questions, to an individual who promotes a rip-off asset, well, then yes - I do feel very smart compared to that individual.

Elmit

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Activity: 785

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BURST got Smart Contracts (AT)

Quote from: Elmit on March 25, 2015, 09:43:46 PM

Quote from: haitch on March 25, 2015, 09:30:14 PM

Quote from: q327K091 on March 25, 2015, 07:40:46 PM

Quote from: Elmit on March 25, 2015, 09:43:46 PM

Wow, you people still wasting your time and money on this shitcoin? BURST is SO over with. I didn't even bother to check the price chart but I'll bet the price of a BURST coin is as low now as when I left over 7 months ago.

"Warning: Trade with extreme caution!"

VIA is a protected name. I suggest you to update your signature!!!

VIA, a normal English word is only protected, trademarked, in specific usage. There is no protection of it in the context of cryptocurrency - in fact the Viacoin dev could trademark it himself.

"Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak out and remove all doubt."

I assume that he is referring to this: http://www.viarail.ca/ Since you have it all caps VIA is Canada's national passenger rail service. I doubt that they care about your sig

Actually there are 160 different companies with the trademark VIA - and a quick scan shows none of them relate to crypto currency.

Interestingly, by his argument, seeing as "Petabyte" is a trademarked word, he'd better change his asset name before he gets sued! ;-)

Petabyte is not a trademarked word, but VIA is!!!

Really? http://www.trademarkia.com/trademarks-search.aspx?tn=petabyte

They're not current, but were, and could be again at any time.

And if VIA is protected by being trademarked, how do 160 companies have that trademark ?

http://www.trademarkia.com/trademarks-search.aspx?tn=via

Definitely interesting, ...

Elmit

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BURST got Smart Contracts (AT)

since you are all awake, ...

What with the long awaited payout of HardInvest?

To rename pools, to use other pool fee accounts makes it hard to find out from the blockchain.

In case you forgot it, HardInvest should pay out 0.5% to the Assetholders, but fails to do so. At least I could not find it.

haitch

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Activity: 539

Merit: 500

Quote from: haitch on March 25, 2015, 09:30:14 PM

Quote from: q327K091 on March 25, 2015, 07:40:46 PM

Quote from: haitch on March 25, 2015, 09:30:14 PM

Wow, you people still wasting your time and money on this shitcoin? BURST is SO over with. I didn't even bother to check the price chart but I'll bet the price of a BURST coin is as low now as when I left over 7 months ago.

"Warning: Trade with extreme caution!"

VIA is a protected name. I suggest you to update your signature!!!

VIA, a normal English word is only protected, trademarked, in specific usage. There is no protection of it in the context of cryptocurrency - in fact the Viacoin dev could trademark it himself.

"Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak out and remove all doubt."

I assume that he is referring to this: http://www.viarail.ca/ Since you have it all caps VIA is Canada's national passenger rail service. I doubt that they care about your sig

Actually there are 160 different companies with the trademark VIA - and a quick scan shows none of them relate to crypto currency.

Interestingly, by his argument, seeing as "Petabyte" is a trademarked word, he'd better change his asset name before he gets sued! ;-)

Petabyte is not a trademarked word, but VIA is!!!

Really? http://www.trademarkia.com/trademarks-search.aspx?tn=petabyte

They're not current, but were, and could be again at any time.

And if VIA is protected by being trademarked, how do 160 companies have that trademark ?

http://www.trademarkia.com/trademarks-search.aspx?tn=via

Elmit

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Activity: 785

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BURST got Smart Contracts (AT)

Quote from: q327K091 on March 25, 2015, 07:40:46 PM

Wow, you people still wasting your time and money on this shitcoin? BURST is SO over with. I didn't even bother to check the price chart but I'll bet the price of a BURST coin is as low now as when I left over 7 months ago.

"Warning: Trade with extreme caution!"

VIA is a protected name. I suggest you to update your signature!!!

VIA, a normal English word is only protected, trademarked, in specific usage. There is no protection of it in the context of cryptocurrency - in fact the Viacoin dev could trademark it himself.

"Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak out and remove all doubt."

I assume that he is referring to this: http://www.viarail.ca/ Since you have it all caps VIA is Canada's national passenger rail service. I doubt that they care about your sig

Actually there are 160 different companies with the trademark VIA - and a quick scan shows none of them relate to crypto currency.

Interestingly, by his argument, seeing as "Petabyte" is a trademarked word, he'd better change his asset name before he gets sued! ;-)

Petabyte is not a trademarked word, but VIA is!!!

Elmit

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Activity: 785

Merit: 500

BURST got Smart Contracts (AT)

Is there a tool to distinguish what nonces are in a plotfile?

Yes. Calc.exe

Quote

My plotting crashed and I need to restart it. I want to keep it in sequence.
I want to change the file name to reflect the actually plotfile content.

The file size is 1667235840000 and it was plotted with staggering size of 40000. That shows that the crash was not during a writing cycle.

Further is there a tool to concatenate two plotfiles to a larger one?

Yes. cmd.exe can do it.

You must feel like you are very smart!!!

haitch

hero member

Activity: 539

Merit: 500

Is there a tool to distinguish what nonces are in a plotfile?

Yes. Calc.exe

Quote

My plotting crashed and I need to restart it. I want to keep it in sequence.
I want to change the file name to reflect the actually plotfile content.

The file size is 1667235840000 and it was plotted with staggering size of 40000. That shows that the crash was not during a writing cycle.

Further is there a tool to concatenate two plotfiles to a larger one?

Yes. cmd.exe can do it.

haitch

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Activity: 539

Merit: 500

Quote from: q327K091 on March 25, 2015, 07:40:46 PM

Wow, you people still wasting your time and money on this shitcoin? BURST is SO over with. I didn't even bother to check the price chart but I'll bet the price of a BURST coin is as low now as when I left over 7 months ago.

"Warning: Trade with extreme caution!"

VIA is a protected name. I suggest you to update your signature!!!

VIA, a normal English word is only protected, trademarked, in specific usage. There is no protection of it in the context of cryptocurrency - in fact the Viacoin dev could trademark it himself.

"Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak out and remove all doubt."

I assume that he is referring to this: http://www.viarail.ca/ Since you have it all caps VIA is Canada's national passenger rail service. I doubt that they care about your sig

Actually there are 160 different companies with the trademark VIA - and a quick scan shows none of them relate to crypto currency.

Interestingly, by his argument, seeing as "Petabyte" is a trademarked word, he'd better change his asset name before he gets sued! ;-)

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Quote from: q327K091 on March 25, 2015, 07:40:46 PM

Wow, you people still wasting your time and money on this shitcoin? BURST is SO over with. I didn't even bother to check the price chart but I'll bet the price of a BURST coin is as low now as when I left over 7 months ago.

"Warning: Trade with extreme caution!"

VIA is a protected name. I suggest you to update your signature!!!

VIA, a normal English word is only protected, trademarked, in specific usage. There is no protection of it in the context of cryptocurrency - in fact the Viacoin dev could trademark it himself.

"Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak out and remove all doubt."

I assume that he is referring to this: http://www.viarail.ca/ Since you have it all caps VIA is Canada's national passenger rail service. I doubt that they care about your sig

haitch

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Activity: 539

Merit: 500

Quote from: q327K091 on March 25, 2015, 07:40:46 PM

Wow, you people still wasting your time and money on this shitcoin? BURST is SO over with. I didn't even bother to check the price chart but I'll bet the price of a BURST coin is as low now as when I left over 7 months ago.

"Warning: Trade with extreme caution!"

VIA is a protected name. I suggest you to update your signature!!!

VIA, a normal English word is only protected, trademarked, in specific usage. There is no protection of it in the context of cryptocurrency - in fact the Viacoin dev could trademark it himself.

"Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak out and remove all doubt."

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Quote from: q327K091 on March 25, 2015, 07:40:46 PM