Thats like when Mitsubishi found out why their model "Pajero" sold very bad in Hispanic countries.
And the Nova... 
Topic: [ANN][DASH] Dash (dash.org) | First Self-Funding Self-Governing Crypto Currency - page 5067. (Read 9723858 times)
June 25, 2014, 01:35:07 PM
June 25, 2014, 01:26:38 PM
This is the latest from Eduffield on Testnet:
"I've added a new masternode payment system for non-enforcement mode and ported over a bunch of changes/improvements from @rebroad on github (thanks!)
@rebroad's changes
- Added ability to sync from multiple nodes at once
- Added masternodes to address data (allowing mult-sync from masternodes which is awesome)
- Added a bunch of useful debug info, cleaned up some logging
- Added new proxytoo option
- NodeID's for debug purposes
Thanks for this!!"
It seems like darkcon is getting more and more help it is going to be very difficult to catch up with DRK.
https://darkcointalk.org/threads/rc3-prelaunch-testing.1523/page-8#post-9852
"I've added a new masternode payment system for non-enforcement mode and ported over a bunch of changes/improvements from @rebroad on github (thanks!)
@rebroad's changes
- Added ability to sync from multiple nodes at once
- Added masternodes to address data (allowing mult-sync from masternodes which is awesome)
- Added a bunch of useful debug info, cleaned up some logging
- Added new proxytoo option
- NodeID's for debug purposes
Thanks for this!!"
It seems like darkcon is getting more and more help it is going to be very difficult to catch up with DRK.
https://darkcointalk.org/threads/rc3-prelaunch-testing.1523/page-8#post-9852
Was also just about to post this. Awesome development!
very good news indeed
June 25, 2014, 01:09:58 PM
This is the latest from Eduffield on Testnet:
"I've added a new masternode payment system for non-enforcement mode and ported over a bunch of changes/improvements from @rebroad on github (thanks!)
@rebroad's changes
- Added ability to sync from multiple nodes at once
- Added masternodes to address data (allowing mult-sync from masternodes which is awesome)
- Added a bunch of useful debug info, cleaned up some logging
- Added new proxytoo option
- NodeID's for debug purposes
Thanks for this!!"
It seems like darkcon is getting more and more help it is going to be very difficult to catch up with DRK.
https://darkcointalk.org/threads/rc3-prelaunch-testing.1523/page-8#post-9852
"I've added a new masternode payment system for non-enforcement mode and ported over a bunch of changes/improvements from @rebroad on github (thanks!)
@rebroad's changes
- Added ability to sync from multiple nodes at once
- Added masternodes to address data (allowing mult-sync from masternodes which is awesome)
- Added a bunch of useful debug info, cleaned up some logging
- Added new proxytoo option
- NodeID's for debug purposes
Thanks for this!!"
It seems like darkcon is getting more and more help it is going to be very difficult to catch up with DRK.
https://darkcointalk.org/threads/rc3-prelaunch-testing.1523/page-8#post-9852
Was also just about to post this. Awesome development!
June 25, 2014, 01:06:50 PM
This is the latest from Eduffield on Testnet:
"I've added a new masternode payment system for non-enforcement mode and ported over a bunch of changes/improvements from @rebroad on github (thanks!)
@rebroad's changes
- Added ability to sync from multiple nodes at once
- Added masternodes to address data (allowing mult-sync from masternodes which is awesome)
- Added a bunch of useful debug info, cleaned up some logging
- Added new proxytoo option
- NodeID's for debug purposes
Thanks for this!!"
It seems like darkcoin is getting more and more help it is going to be very difficult to catch up with DRK.
https://darkcointalk.org/threads/rc3-prelaunch-testing.1523/page-8#post-9852
"I've added a new masternode payment system for non-enforcement mode and ported over a bunch of changes/improvements from @rebroad on github (thanks!)
@rebroad's changes
- Added ability to sync from multiple nodes at once
- Added masternodes to address data (allowing mult-sync from masternodes which is awesome)
- Added a bunch of useful debug info, cleaned up some logging
- Added new proxytoo option
- NodeID's for debug purposes
Thanks for this!!"
It seems like darkcoin is getting more and more help it is going to be very difficult to catch up with DRK.
https://darkcointalk.org/threads/rc3-prelaunch-testing.1523/page-8#post-9852
June 25, 2014, 01:01:15 PM
Hey ya'll, DRK is on xpool. Would love to have some miners stop by and mine! 0% fees while in beta!
xpool - BTC Multipool
PROP reward system
BTC Payouts
Scrypt & SHA256 & X11 Algo's
DDoS Protected
0% Fees while in BETA
To mine:
Cheers and Happy Hashing!
no thnx because the payouts are in BTC
hi hi perhaps I should switch to DRK??
Yes, it will be awesome + when you mine Darkcoin, there will be no transaction fees.
would there be much interest if I was to make my pool payout in dark? a show of hands?
June 25, 2014, 12:56:34 PM
spent .25btc last week on razor turned into 16btc 
bought more dark..
bought more dark.. nice move man
June 25, 2014, 12:41:09 PM
Hey ya'll, DRK is on xpool. Would love to have some miners stop by and mine! 0% fees while in beta!
xpool - BTC Multipool
PROP reward system
BTC Payouts
Scrypt & SHA256 & X11 Algo's
DDoS Protected
0% Fees while in BETA
To mine:
Cheers and Happy Hashing!
no thnx because the payouts are in BTC
hi hi perhaps I should switch to DRK??
Yes, it will be awesome + when you mine Darkcoin, there will be no transaction fees.
June 25, 2014, 12:06:59 PM
spent .25btc last week on razor turned into 16btc bought more dark..
bought more dark.. Awsome trade.
That's what I call "in on fundamentals, out on technicals" LoL. (The "technicals" bit being...."it's dump time").
June 25, 2014, 12:04:10 PM
spent .25btc last week on razor turned into 16btc bought more dark..
that's awesome, good for you, lets hope dark doubles so I can make coin to. bought more dark.. June 25, 2014, 11:53:05 AM
Hey ya'll, DRK is on xpool. Would love to have some miners stop by and mine! 0% fees while in beta!
xpool - BTC Multipool
PROP reward system
BTC Payouts
Scrypt & SHA256 & X11 Algo's
DDoS Protected
0% Fees while in BETA
To mine:
Cheers and Happy Hashing!
no thnx because the payouts are in BTC
hi hi perhaps I should switch to DRK??
June 25, 2014, 11:52:29 AM
spent .25btc last week on razor turned into 16btc bought more dark..
bought more dark.. 
June 25, 2014, 11:47:55 AM
Hey ya'll, DRK is on xpool. Would love to have some miners stop by and mine! 0% fees while in beta!
xpool - BTC Multipool
PROP reward system
BTC Payouts
Scrypt & SHA256 & X11 Algo's
DDoS Protected
0% Fees while in BETA
To mine:
Cheers and Happy Hashing!
no thnx because the payouts are in BTC
hi hi June 25, 2014, 11:46:22 AM
Hey ya'll, DRK is on xpool. Would love to have some miners stop by and mine! 0% fees while in beta!
xpool - BTC Multipool
PROP reward system
BTC Payouts
Scrypt & SHA256 & X11 Algo's
DDoS Protected
0% Fees while in BETA
To mine:
Cheers and Happy Hashing!
June 25, 2014, 11:37:20 AM
i just hope all the trolls that are being paid to troll here are being paid in DRK .. that way they will get some real value for their effort
seriously, if someone would offer me to pay me in DRK for trolling i had to struggle hard with myself not to take the offer.
June 25, 2014, 11:28:02 AM
Looks like ANON dumpfest day:
CLOAK: 35% devalued from its high on the 25th. Now starting its secondary dump 2hr chart crossing to the downside, 4 hour past its max momentum. Trying desperately to crawl back up on the basis of a buggy wallet release with "TOR"
VDC: Lost 34% of its value in the last 4 hour dumpfest despite "strong fundamentals". Profit takers could not get rid of it fast enough.
XMR: 40% devaluation from it's "Mintpal vote heap" pump
XC: Crawling along it's barrel bottom more than 65% off it's highs, again with "strong fundamentals"
Remember ANON Dumpfest day (ADD) 25th June 2014 - for that wallet vacuuming experience that's hard to beat.
Against this background, going horizontal looks like a panic buy.
CLOAK: 35% devalued from its high on the 25th. Now starting its secondary dump 2hr chart crossing to the downside, 4 hour past its max momentum. Trying desperately to crawl back up on the basis of a buggy wallet release with "TOR"
VDC: Lost 34% of its value in the last 4 hour dumpfest despite "strong fundamentals". Profit takers could not get rid of it fast enough.
XMR: 40% devaluation from it's "Mintpal vote heap" pump
XC: Crawling along it's barrel bottom more than 65% off it's highs, again with "strong fundamentals"
Remember ANON Dumpfest day (ADD) 25th June 2014 - for that wallet vacuuming experience that's hard to beat.
Against this background, going horizontal looks like a panic buy.
June 25, 2014, 11:21:29 AM
i just hope all the trolls that are being paid to troll here are being paid in DRK .. that way they will get some real value for their effort
Nope, I can guarantee you the tools are being paid in whatever shitcoin they are spouting about.
You can fool some of the people all of the time, and these are the ones the shitcoin devs are employing.
So the shoddier the shitcoin, the shmuckier the shills.
That explains a lot.
June 25, 2014, 11:11:42 AM
i just hope all the trolls that are being paid to troll here are being paid in DRK .. that way they will get some real value for their effort
Nope, I can guarantee you the tools are being paid in whatever shitcoin they are spouting about.
You can fool some of the people all of the time, and these are the ones the shitcoin devs are employing. If they spent the same amount of time actually trying to develop something instead of organising armies of gibbering dunces, they might actually get somewhere, but that's not the goal, they just want to separate fools from their BTC.
I can build a basic qt (or any toolkit) GUI in less than thirty fucking minutes. And that includes a cigarette break. Eh, Monero 'devs?'
June 25, 2014, 10:42:34 AM
i just hope all the trolls that are being paid to troll here are being paid in DRK .. that way they will get some real value for their effort
June 25, 2014, 10:42:00 AM
Enforcement "on" means that the network will disregard blocks that are deemed fradualent thus not adding them to the blockchain. This is there to prevent people from tampering with the masternode payments to, for example, pay themselves rather than the elected node. The cause of the unwanted forking to this point was bugs in this enforcement protocol which caused miners to disagree on which blocks should be discarded. Most of the bugs were worked out at the time of the second payment attempt, but a race situation occurred on mainnet (hard to reproduce due to the lack of mining clients testnet) which once again confused the enforcement protocol.
This time enforcing "on" or "off" is a binary switch that is controled by the devs (i.e. it can be switched on and off without people needing to update clients or stop masternode payments). At launch the switch will be "off" which means that the network will accept all blocks (thus no danger of forking) and record the blocks it thinks should be rejected in the debug log. Once Evan is certain that the log only shows blocks that are actually supposed to be rejected and concludes that the enforcement system is bug free -- he will flip the switch to "on".
In short, payments to masternodes can countinue while the enforcing system is vetted on mainnet via the debug log -- and once things are working correctly the enforcement system will be brought online. On the off-chance there is a problem, the system can be once again turned off, debugged, and patched all without stopping payments (obviously a patch would require people to update clients).
Hope that explains it.
This time enforcing "on" or "off" is a binary switch that is controled by the devs (i.e. it can be switched on and off without people needing to update clients or stop masternode payments). At launch the switch will be "off" which means that the network will accept all blocks (thus no danger of forking) and record the blocks it thinks should be rejected in the debug log. Once Evan is certain that the log only shows blocks that are actually supposed to be rejected and concludes that the enforcement system is bug free -- he will flip the switch to "on".
In short, payments to masternodes can countinue while the enforcing system is vetted on mainnet via the debug log -- and once things are working correctly the enforcement system will be brought online. On the off-chance there is a problem, the system can be once again turned off, debugged, and patched all without stopping payments (obviously a patch would require people to update clients).
Hope that explains it.
So... basically now masternode payments can be implemented via soft fork instead of hard fork? Any potential problems will affect only the masternode operators, and will not affect normal transactions, mining, the network in general? The enforcement switch will essentially create a hard fork for us, no need to update clients, and only once everything is working properly?
If so - brilliant!
June 25, 2014, 10:39:05 AM
nonsense
What you're selling all your cloak? and buying dark instead? A wise move.
POS is garbage.
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