Hey, has someone got the link for the Amsterdam bitcoin conference on 7th October?
Thanks.
Thanks.
http://www.bitcoinwednesday.com
i am not sure if the Dash Event is up and listed yet
warning for anyone else going, there is only 13 seats left!
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September 17, 2015, 04:21:12 AM
http://www.bitcoinwednesday.com
i am not sure if the Dash Event is up and listed yet
warning for anyone else going, there is only 13 seats left!
September 17, 2015, 04:13:48 AM
Hello Fintech Finance
http://www.fintech.finance/news/dash-a-superior-digital-money-alternative-to-bitcoin/
http://www.fintech.finance/news/dash-a-superior-digital-money-alternative-to-bitcoin/
Please remember
we are officially FinTech now
September 17, 2015, 03:48:05 AM
Hey, has someone got the link for the Amsterdam bitcoin conference on 7th October?
Thanks.
Thanks.
http://www.bitcoinwednesday.com
i am not sure if the Dash Event is up and listed yet
September 17, 2015, 03:42:52 AM
Can we run a testing node on the same server as a standard masternode? It should use a different port right?
Maybe we can do a piggyback deal that automatically runs the testing node with a standard masternode.
Maybe we can do a piggyback deal that automatically runs the testing node with a standard masternode.
You can, but it's a really bad idea. The server can crash, things could get corrupted, it's just not safe, and you'll lose your income if the server goes down. This can happen easily during a memory leak, where your resources are stretched to the limit, crashing the system, or causing your service provider to turn off your server.
Happens all the time in testing.
Over-the-top, worst case scenario assuming you don't already run autoreboot/autostart scripts (would get you back up and running before you are out of queue so no loss of income) and quite frankly, have a shitty service provider. With separate profiles, I have yet to see the base case for file corruption and the not safe comment is just bullshit.
The larger point made by eduffield is that we need a testing environment that more closely resembles mainnet. V12 didn't have more than a few hundred nodes and a few more people piggybacking aren't going to get us to 3000 testnet nodes.
TESTER's need to be paid also - no different from the DEVs
hummm - so...
and hear me out..
DASH turned a FORK into a SPORK
Are you now asking that DASH turn MAIN-net into a PHASE 2 t-net??
WHY - THAT's COMPLETELY CRAZY !!!!
but - - - if you used a "mechanism" on Main-net - using PHASE 2 tech - you could talk backwards, to previous versions, to maintain a greater network stability moving forward - while then phasing out previous versions to create the consensus....
FOR EXAMPLE:::
When moving from V11 to V12 -
Test-net happened....
but - now that we have 'Phase 2' built-in (still the example)
We can phase-in new CODE while also phase-out old CODE
You could look at it as a SPORK on steroids with phases in Versions and not just features
[sorry but that sounds like a HUGE re-write..... so many CODE lines - ugh]
Maybe I'm thinking of Protocol Bumps - in that case - not so sure it could work
right then - I'm bat-shit crazy right now so - pay no attention to me - - - off to bed
ugh
either way - I'm all for it
[I'm thinking - Fractals]
edit: I still want to see multi-port MN's on the same IP - but - with a limit of (2-4) MN's per IP - I still think it could happen
Or better yet, have the masternode figure out the new code to fix itself.....ok done watching Terminator. No Skynet.
September 17, 2015, 03:32:03 AM
Hey, has someone got the link for the Amsterdam bitcoin conference on 7th October?
Thanks.
Thanks.
September 17, 2015, 02:19:45 AM
Stockmarkets appear to be learning something from cryptomarkets...
"Dumping into the close"
September 17, 2015, 01:21:50 AM
Can we run a testing node on the same server as a standard masternode? It should use a different port right?
Maybe we can do a piggyback deal that automatically runs the testing node with a standard masternode.
Maybe we can do a piggyback deal that automatically runs the testing node with a standard masternode.
You can, but it's a really bad idea. The server can crash, things could get corrupted, it's just not safe, and you'll lose your income if the server goes down. This can happen easily during a memory leak, where your resources are stretched to the limit, crashing the system, or causing your service provider to turn off your server.
Happens all the time in testing.
Over-the-top, worst case scenario assuming you don't already run autoreboot/autostart scripts (would get you back up and running before you are out of queue so no loss of income) and quite frankly, have a shitty service provider. With separate profiles, I have yet to see the base case for file corruption and the not safe comment is just bullshit.
The larger point made by eduffield is that we need a testing environment that more closely resembles mainnet. V12 didn't have more than a few hundred nodes and a few more people piggybacking aren't going to get us to 3000 testnet nodes.
TESTER's need to be paid also - no different from the DEVs
September 17, 2015, 01:19:52 AM
Test-DASH is free but servers cost money - even on t-net
TESTER's need to be paid also - no different from the DEVs
Absolutely, and we'll probably see a proposal to address both points. No disrespect intended towards testers, it's a tough job. I tried to run several testnet MN's, but quickly got overwhelmed with all the updates.
September 17, 2015, 01:16:21 AM
I bought more Dash!!!!
September 17, 2015, 12:49:58 AM
Can we run a testing node on the same server as a standard masternode? It should use a different port right?
Maybe we can do a piggyback deal that automatically runs the testing node with a standard masternode.
Maybe we can do a piggyback deal that automatically runs the testing node with a standard masternode.
You can, but it's a really bad idea. The server can crash, things could get corrupted, it's just not safe, and you'll lose your income if the server goes down. This can happen easily during a memory leak, where your resources are stretched to the limit, crashing the system, or causing your service provider to turn off your server.
Happens all the time in testing.
Over-the-top, worst case scenario assuming you don't already run autoreboot/autostart scripts (would get you back up and running before you are out of queue so no loss of income) and quite frankly, have a shitty service provider. With separate profiles, I have yet to see the base case for file corruption and the not safe comment is just bullshit.
The larger point made by eduffield is that we need a testing environment that more closely resembles mainnet. V12 didn't have more than a few hundred nodes and a few more people piggybacking aren't going to get us to 3000 testnet nodes.
September 17, 2015, 12:18:17 AM
Seems as though price is starting to move on up - if you were waiting to get some coins, id get them now!
September 17, 2015, 12:17:50 AM
Is almost 12 hours unusual for a confirmation time on bitcoin deposits at Cryptsy? This is crazy!
I use poloniex and dashcurex.com - they need 1-3 confirmations and your BTC are there!Haven`t had any problems with them.
In the past I couldn`t stand it too as had to wait ~5h to get the coins (btc) there.
September 17, 2015, 12:15:29 AM
Is almost 12 hours unusual for a confirmation time on bitcoin deposits at Cryptsy? This is crazy!
September 16, 2015, 11:48:16 PM
Can we run a testing node on the same server as a standard masternode? It should use a different port right?
Maybe we can do a piggyback deal that automatically runs the testing node with a standard masternode.
Maybe we can do a piggyback deal that automatically runs the testing node with a standard masternode.
You can, but it's a really bad idea. The server can crash, things could get corrupted, it's just not safe, and you'll lose your income if the server goes down. This can happen easily during a memory leak, where your resources are stretched to the limit, crashing the system, or causing your service provider to turn off your server.
Happens all the time in testing.
Over-the-top, worst case scenario assuming you don't already run autoreboot/autostart scripts (would get you back up and running before you are out of queue so no loss of income) and quite frankly, have a shitty service provider. With separate profiles, I have yet to see the base case for file corruption and the not safe comment is just bullshit.
Well, I'm not trying to BS, but my service provider shut my server down when I hogged resources once, and I got no notification and didn't realize it was down for days. It was a cpu issue. So if it doesn't start up again, my auto restart setup won't do anything for me. This may not happen with other service providers, but I just want you all to know there is a risk. Hopefully you can mitigate it, that'd be great!
September 16, 2015, 11:07:14 PM
I just watched the promo vid again.
When the voice-over guy says "Dash is Digital Cash.", and the D flips to a C, that is absolutely amazing.
Such a great job done by all on that video!
When the voice-over guy says "Dash is Digital Cash.", and the D flips to a C, that is absolutely amazing.
Such a great job done by all on that video!
So did 5,562 others
in the last 2 days
So true
china video just went live (i share that later)
russian nearly done
we have a bunch of subtitles (different languages which have to go onto YT)
......
September 16, 2015, 11:04:04 PM
I just watched the promo vid again.
When the voice-over guy says "Dash is Digital Cash.", and the D flips to a C, that is absolutely amazing.
Such a great job done by all on that video!
When the voice-over guy says "Dash is Digital Cash.", and the D flips to a C, that is absolutely amazing.
Such a great job done by all on that video!
So did 5,562 others
in the last 2 days
September 16, 2015, 11:01:42 PM
I just watched the promo vid again.
When the voice-over guy says "Dash is Digital Cash.", and the D flips to a C, that is absolutely amazing.
Such a great job done by all on that video!
When the voice-over guy says "Dash is Digital Cash.", and the D flips to a C, that is absolutely amazing.
Such a great job done by all on that video!
So did 5,562 others
in the last 2 days
September 16, 2015, 10:55:56 PM
I just watched the promo vid again.
When the voice-over guy says "Dash is Digital Cash.", and the D flips to a C, that is absolutely amazing.
Such a great job done by all on that video!
When the voice-over guy says "Dash is Digital Cash.", and the D flips to a C, that is absolutely amazing.
Such a great job done by all on that video!
September 16, 2015, 10:50:48 PM
Can we run a testing node on the same server as a standard masternode? It should use a different port right?
Maybe we can do a piggyback deal that automatically runs the testing node with a standard masternode.
Maybe we can do a piggyback deal that automatically runs the testing node with a standard masternode.
You can, but it's a really bad idea. The server can crash, things could get corrupted, it's just not safe, and you'll lose your income if the server goes down. This can happen easily during a memory leak, where your resources are stretched to the limit, crashing the system, or causing your service provider to turn off your server.
Happens all the time in testing.
Over-the-top, worst case scenario assuming you don't already run autoreboot/autostart scripts (would get you back up and running before you are out of queue so no loss of income) and quite frankly, have a shitty service provider. With separate profiles, I have yet to see the base case for file corruption and the not safe comment is just bullshit.
September 16, 2015, 10:18:32 PM
Can we run a testing node on the same server as a standard masternode? It should use a different port right?
Maybe we can do a piggyback deal that automatically runs the testing node with a standard masternode.
Maybe we can do a piggyback deal that automatically runs the testing node with a standard masternode.
You can, but it's a really bad idea. The server can crash, things could get corrupted, it's just not safe, and you'll lose your income if the server goes down. This can happen easily during a memory leak, where your resources are stretched to the limit, crashing the system, or causing your service provider to turn off your server.
Happens all the time in testing.
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