same tx
sender -------- > mixer ----> payee
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First tell dev to post md5 of whateverattached_senderaddress.
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June 11, 2014, 10:40:26 AM
sender -------- > mixer ----> payee
change<--------|
First tell dev to post md5 of whateverattached_senderaddress.
June 11, 2014, 10:38:28 AM
Regarding the open source requests, I have some different answers:
- For basic developers and scam coin generators, with basic programming skills for “Copy-paste”->config -> rename:
First, you will need to wait until the code is finished and fully tested, then wait some prudent time for obvious market reasons.
- For high end developers, with a large programming trajectory and depth crypto experience:
Ask to join the audit group or connect with the potential candidates to get additional info from them.
- For temporal investors and day traders:
Trust in the coin developers team. If you don’t believe in the project, start trading with other coin that you feel more comfortable.
- For end DRK users:
Start using the Darksend feature as you feel comfortable.
- For High end investors:
If you want to pay something like an insurance for your investment and want an inspection about internal and potential deliberate obfuscation, malware, backdoors or something wrong in advance, I will accept do the Job for 10 BTC and perform a binary de-compiling with description of the functional operation, typical of closed source systems in large companies (I did similar jobs before). Because I think is absolutely unnecessary, I will not start this heavy work by myself. If the price rise to crazy levels and you want to have a clue before anybody about what is inside the code, maybe the 10 BTC for 2 weeks of heavy work could be good for you, not for me at this time. Once we de-compile the first binary, will be easy to check future releases and follow the binaries until final open-source.
Conclusion:
Follow the thread and news and don’t ask for open source in the middle of a development. No real professional developer will release code at current stage, because no one wants to release“work in progress” code with personal comments and test /debug routines, typical of accelerated coding methods. If you want a working code fast, you should accept what a human dev team is doing.
P.D.
I start rebuilding my DRK position after sell a small portion of them (a temporal bad decision from my side). I was analyzing several alt-coins and DRK is on the tops of Alts and have all ingredients to move up to the high-class group in short term.
From my point of view, the best ingredient is a programmer with a solid financial background. It's really hard to find somebody with this specifications.
Hope my point of view and feelings will be useful to somebody.
- For basic developers and scam coin generators, with basic programming skills for “Copy-paste”->config -> rename:
First, you will need to wait until the code is finished and fully tested, then wait some prudent time for obvious market reasons.
- For high end developers, with a large programming trajectory and depth crypto experience:
Ask to join the audit group or connect with the potential candidates to get additional info from them.
- For temporal investors and day traders:
Trust in the coin developers team. If you don’t believe in the project, start trading with other coin that you feel more comfortable.
- For end DRK users:
Start using the Darksend feature as you feel comfortable.
- For High end investors:
If you want to pay something like an insurance for your investment and want an inspection about internal and potential deliberate obfuscation, malware, backdoors or something wrong in advance, I will accept do the Job for 10 BTC and perform a binary de-compiling with description of the functional operation, typical of closed source systems in large companies (I did similar jobs before). Because I think is absolutely unnecessary, I will not start this heavy work by myself. If the price rise to crazy levels and you want to have a clue before anybody about what is inside the code, maybe the 10 BTC for 2 weeks of heavy work could be good for you, not for me at this time. Once we de-compile the first binary, will be easy to check future releases and follow the binaries until final open-source.
Conclusion:
Follow the thread and news and don’t ask for open source in the middle of a development. No real professional developer will release code at current stage, because no one wants to release“work in progress” code with personal comments and test /debug routines, typical of accelerated coding methods. If you want a working code fast, you should accept what a human dev team is doing.
P.D.
I start rebuilding my DRK position after sell a small portion of them (a temporal bad decision from my side). I was analyzing several alt-coins and DRK is on the tops of Alts and have all ingredients to move up to the high-class group in short term.
From my point of view, the best ingredient is a programmer with a solid financial background. It's really hard to find somebody with this specifications.
Hope my point of view and feelings will be useful to somebody.
+ 1
well said and written !
tx
June 11, 2014, 10:28:31 AM
Regarding the open source requests, I have some different answers:
- For basic developers and scam coin generators, with basic programming skills for “Copy-paste”->config -> rename:
First, you will need to wait until the code is finished and fully tested, then wait some prudent time for obvious market reasons.
- For high end developers, with a large programming trajectory and depth crypto experience:
Ask to join the audit group or connect with the potential candidates to get additional info from them.
- For temporal investors and day traders:
Trust in the coin developers team. If you don’t believe in the project, start trading with other coin that you feel more comfortable.
- For end DRK users:
Start using the Darksend feature as you feel comfortable.
- For High end investors:
If you want to pay something like an insurance for your investment and want an inspection about internal and potential deliberate obfuscation, malware, backdoors or something wrong in advance, I will accept do the Job for 10 BTC and perform a binary de-compiling with description of the functional operation, typical of closed source systems in large companies (I did similar jobs before). Because I think is absolutely unnecessary, I will not start this heavy work by myself. If the price rise to crazy levels and you want to have a clue before anybody about what is inside the code, maybe the 10 BTC for 2 weeks of heavy work could be good for you, not for me at this time. Once we de-compile the first binary, will be easy to check future releases and follow the binaries until final open-source.
Conclusion:
Follow the thread and news and don’t ask for open source in the middle of a development. No real professional developer will release code at current stage, because no one wants to release“work in progress” code with personal comments and test /debug routines, typical of accelerated coding methods. If you want a working code fast, you should accept what a human dev team is doing.
P.D.
I start rebuilding my DRK position after sell a small portion of them (a temporal bad decision from my side). I was analyzing several alt-coins and DRK is on the tops of Alts and have all ingredients to move up to the high-class group in short term.
From my point of view, the best ingredient is a programmer with a solid financial background. It's really hard to find somebody with this specifications.
Hope my point of view and feelings will be useful to somebody.
- For basic developers and scam coin generators, with basic programming skills for “Copy-paste”->config -> rename:
First, you will need to wait until the code is finished and fully tested, then wait some prudent time for obvious market reasons.
- For high end developers, with a large programming trajectory and depth crypto experience:
Ask to join the audit group or connect with the potential candidates to get additional info from them.
- For temporal investors and day traders:
Trust in the coin developers team. If you don’t believe in the project, start trading with other coin that you feel more comfortable.
- For end DRK users:
Start using the Darksend feature as you feel comfortable.
- For High end investors:
If you want to pay something like an insurance for your investment and want an inspection about internal and potential deliberate obfuscation, malware, backdoors or something wrong in advance, I will accept do the Job for 10 BTC and perform a binary de-compiling with description of the functional operation, typical of closed source systems in large companies (I did similar jobs before). Because I think is absolutely unnecessary, I will not start this heavy work by myself. If the price rise to crazy levels and you want to have a clue before anybody about what is inside the code, maybe the 10 BTC for 2 weeks of heavy work could be good for you, not for me at this time. Once we de-compile the first binary, will be easy to check future releases and follow the binaries until final open-source.
Conclusion:
Follow the thread and news and don’t ask for open source in the middle of a development. No real professional developer will release code at current stage, because no one wants to release“work in progress” code with personal comments and test /debug routines, typical of accelerated coding methods. If you want a working code fast, you should accept what a human dev team is doing.
P.D.
I start rebuilding my DRK position after sell a small portion of them (a temporal bad decision from my side). I was analyzing several alt-coins and DRK is on the tops of Alts and have all ingredients to move up to the high-class group in short term.
From my point of view, the best ingredient is a programmer with a solid financial background. It's really hard to find somebody with this specifications.
Hope my point of view and feelings will be useful to somebody.
Mate that's an extremely useful post that contains a lot of relevance and food for thought...
I'm sure you wont have any trouble getting some takers for your analysis. Don't sell yourself too cheap, you know it will be more than 2 weeks work.
Let's say I'm a business/group that's going to take DRK seriously and make it a vital part of my "liquidity strategy", you will easily get something in the region of 75-100 BTC as a fee, interested parties will want to mitigate their risk and ensure they are not gonna be undone by some basement dwelling haxxor glory pirate that wishes he thought of DRK...
June 11, 2014, 10:27:07 AM
How about less "quotes" to stop repeating fud,
Make our lives better,
less fud and repetitiveness
Make our lives better,
less fud and repetitiveness
June 11, 2014, 10:20:51 AM
Anyone know why XC is going up?
Aren't there massive issues with their implementation? Or is it just community support?
They do seem to be working on their problems at least....but maybe I'm wrong - I don't spend much time looking at their stuff. I just noticed the jump on the charts.
Aren't there massive issues with their implementation? Or is it just community support?
They do seem to be working on their problems at least....but maybe I'm wrong - I don't spend much time looking at their stuff. I just noticed the jump on the charts.
I thought XC was going up because they've got members from the DRK community helping them like Chaeplin...
No seriously...
why not other good privacy coin (not sure which one at this moment) could be the Litecoin [silver] privacy option?
privacy is the topic on cryptos this year
Yes I agree, privacy is a massive opportunity for more than one coin. I want to get excited about Melbourne's first Bitcoin ATM, which went live today... However you need a drivers license to use it FFS... Why would I use crypto in favour of fiat if it's the same regulated bullshit?
In the Anon space, I see DRK as Bitcoin, Vert as LiteCoin with a handful of potentials nipping at their heels...
June 11, 2014, 10:08:26 AM
Yaaaay !! One of my favourite trolls is back!!
Man I missed you... How's the empty space between the ears?
What would you like to be fed today? We have on the menu
a) direct antagonism
b) cyclic redundant proctologic posting examination
c) bananas
d)
June 11, 2014, 10:05:52 AM
^^
First tell dev to post md5 of whateverattached_senderaddress.
Keep saying " ~ is not the address".
Not interested in.
+ tell dev, change address is yours.
June 11, 2014, 10:05:30 AM
Anyone know why XC is going up?
Aren't there massive issues with their implementation? Or is it just community support?
They do seem to be working on their problems at least....but maybe I'm wrong - I don't spend much time looking at their stuff. I just noticed the jump on the charts.
Aren't there massive issues with their implementation? Or is it just community support?
They do seem to be working on their problems at least....but maybe I'm wrong - I don't spend much time looking at their stuff. I just noticed the jump on the charts.
I thought XC was going up because they've got members from the DRK community helping them like Chaeplin...
No seriously...
why not other good privacy coin (not sure which one at this moment) could be the Litecoin [silver] privacy option?
privacy is the topic on cryptos this year
June 11, 2014, 09:38:58 AM
Regarding the open source requests, I have some different answers:
- For basic developers and scam coin generators, with basic programming skills for “Copy-paste”->config -> rename:
First, you will need to wait until the code is finished and fully tested, then wait some prudent time for obvious market reasons.
- For high end developers, with a large programming trajectory and depth crypto experience:
Ask to join the audit group or connect with the potential candidates to get additional info from them.
- For temporal investors and day traders:
Trust in the coin developers team. If you don’t believe in the project, start trading with other coin that you feel more comfortable.
- For end DRK users:
Start using the Darksend feature as you feel comfortable.
- For High end investors:
If you want to pay something like an insurance for your investment and want an inspection about internal and potential deliberate obfuscation, malware, backdoors or something wrong in advance, I will accept do the Job for 10 BTC and perform a binary de-compiling with description of the functional operation, typical of closed source systems in large companies (I did similar jobs before). Because I think is absolutely unnecessary, I will not start this heavy work by myself. If the price rise to crazy levels and you want to have a clue before anybody about what is inside the code, maybe the 10 BTC for 2 weeks of heavy work could be good for you, not for me at this time. Once we de-compile the first binary, will be easy to check future releases and follow the binaries until final open-source.
Conclusion:
Follow the thread and news and don’t ask for open source in the middle of a development. No real professional developer will release code at current stage, because no one wants to release“work in progress” code with personal comments and test /debug routines, typical of accelerated coding methods. If you want a working code fast, you should accept what a human dev team is doing.
P.D.
I start rebuilding my DRK position after sell a small portion of them (a temporal bad decision from my side). I was analyzing several alt-coins and DRK is on the tops of Alts and have all ingredients to move up to the high-class group in short term.
From my point of view, the best ingredient is a programmer with a solid financial background. It's really hard to find somebody with this specifications.
Hope my point of view and feelings will be useful to somebody.
- For basic developers and scam coin generators, with basic programming skills for “Copy-paste”->config -> rename:
First, you will need to wait until the code is finished and fully tested, then wait some prudent time for obvious market reasons.
- For high end developers, with a large programming trajectory and depth crypto experience:
Ask to join the audit group or connect with the potential candidates to get additional info from them.
- For temporal investors and day traders:
Trust in the coin developers team. If you don’t believe in the project, start trading with other coin that you feel more comfortable.
- For end DRK users:
Start using the Darksend feature as you feel comfortable.
- For High end investors:
If you want to pay something like an insurance for your investment and want an inspection about internal and potential deliberate obfuscation, malware, backdoors or something wrong in advance, I will accept do the Job for 10 BTC and perform a binary de-compiling with description of the functional operation, typical of closed source systems in large companies (I did similar jobs before). Because I think is absolutely unnecessary, I will not start this heavy work by myself. If the price rise to crazy levels and you want to have a clue before anybody about what is inside the code, maybe the 10 BTC for 2 weeks of heavy work could be good for you, not for me at this time. Once we de-compile the first binary, will be easy to check future releases and follow the binaries until final open-source.
Conclusion:
Follow the thread and news and don’t ask for open source in the middle of a development. No real professional developer will release code at current stage, because no one wants to release“work in progress” code with personal comments and test /debug routines, typical of accelerated coding methods. If you want a working code fast, you should accept what a human dev team is doing.
P.D.
I start rebuilding my DRK position after sell a small portion of them (a temporal bad decision from my side). I was analyzing several alt-coins and DRK is on the tops of Alts and have all ingredients to move up to the high-class group in short term.
From my point of view, the best ingredient is a programmer with a solid financial background. It's really hard to find somebody with this specifications.
Hope my point of view and feelings will be useful to somebody.
June 11, 2014, 09:34:59 AM
June 11, 2014, 09:30:57 AM
Fine, I didn't know that guanchayuan was asking every single day despite you explained him.
I think the only way to calm down people asking for open source is to give a date of release.
There is a rough timeline available but hard dates so far have been bad for the coin. Until it makes it to RC5, no date can really be set.
I have a question about Darksend and the open source issue.
As I understand it, it's based on the coinjoin code. Is that correct. Coinjoin was released under the AGPL license which forbids derivative works to be distributed without source.
Is Darksend written from scratch then or is it modified from coinjoin source? If so, how is it able to be distributed without source code legally?
Coinjoin is not code, it's a concept, an idea. gmaxwell wrote about it here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/coinjoin-bitcoin-privacy-for-the-real-world-279249
With that said, I assume you're talking about this github repository: https://github.com/calafou/coinjoin which is indeed AGPL. I honestly have no idea if some of Darksend's base code comes from here or not. It also sounds like the creator(s) is/are willing to work with you if you contact them.
June 11, 2014, 09:30:26 AM
Vertcoin just announced stealth address : http://www.reddit.com/r/vertcoin/comments/27rfhk/stealth_address_alpha_testing_testnet/
And it seems that stealth addresses are working perfectly in the monocle alpha, not like the masterbater nodes that keep getting pushed back.
All those masternodes/steath address/dark wallet aren't ultimate solutions for privacy problem. Most of the coins based on Bitcoin protocol, we can't have real anonymity unless the protocol is re-written completely, i.e. we need privacy at protocol level.
Stealth addresses are way better than masterbater nodes, which are just distributed centralized coin mixer that encourages centralization by needing a lot of coins to run a node.
June 11, 2014, 09:27:19 AM
Way to ruin the the discussion TS2 
The only thing surprising is that you haven't yet responded to a troll post from 10 pages ago.
The only thing surprising is that you haven't yet responded to a troll post from 10 pages ago. Sorry, It was a busy day, and I did that before I went to bed. And I probably am off on those observations. I didn't mean to offend, only observe why DRK seems to be more popular in USA. Please forgive me.
June 11, 2014, 09:26:53 AM
Vertcoin just announced stealth address : http://www.reddit.com/r/vertcoin/comments/27rfhk/stealth_address_alpha_testing_testnet/
And it seems that stealth addresses are working perfectly in the monocle alpha, not like the masterbater nodes that keep getting pushed back.
All those masternodes/steath address/dark wallet aren't ultimate solutions for privacy problem. Most of the coins based on Bitcoin protocol, we can't have real anonymity unless the protocol is re-written completely, i.e. we need privacy at protocol level.
June 11, 2014, 09:18:58 AM
Vertcoin just announced stealth address : http://www.reddit.com/r/vertcoin/comments/27rfhk/stealth_address_alpha_testing_testnet/
And it seems that stealth addresses are working perfectly in the monocle alpha, not like the masterbater nodes that keep getting pushed back.
June 11, 2014, 08:59:04 AM
Fine, I didn't know that guanchayuan was asking every single day despite you explained him.
I think the only way to calm down people asking for open source is to give a date of release.
There is a rough timeline available but hard dates so far have been bad for the coin. Until it makes it to RC5, no date can really be set.
I have a question about Darksend and the open source issue.
As I understand it, it's based on the coinjoin code. Is that correct. Coinjoin was released under the AGPL license which forbids derivative works to be distributed without source.
Is Darksend written from scratch then or is it modified from coinjoin source? If so, how is it able to be distributed without source code legally?
June 11, 2014, 08:34:02 AM
Oh.. A reply of yours, quoted below, was deleted by a Bitcoin Forum moderator.
Good to know.
Good to know.
Is this the post where you said "First XC and now MRO"? I would like you to stay fixated on XC if you don't mind. The XC dev seems really motivated. It's going to be fun to see if he can stump you one day.
ATCSecure put another test out in the main thread.
June 11, 2014, 08:31:59 AM
Fine, I didn't know that guanchayuan was asking every single day despite you explained him.
I think the only way to calm down people asking for open source is to give a date of release.
I think giving a hard date is completely unrealistic and will most likely only result in making a promise you can't keep. It'll be released when it's ready. We do have a rough timeline though (which has already been delayed due to unforeseen bugs, etc).
(not to you directly)
I think we would do well to be more civil all around (luckily I went to bed instead of getting involved in the political
). We WANT more members to be attracted to DRK and its community, not turned away; that is how we grow.Sure, "guanchayuan" is a troll, but I don't think "superresistant" is, and he also clearly didn't know. We should be welcoming new potential members! (edit: to be fair, his signature is not worded in a way that makes me want to trust his veracity, but I'm giving him the benefit of the doubt)
I also realize this thread is mostly a "joke" now, but I'm sure some new people still come in and read. It is, after all, the most active altcoin thread.
June 11, 2014, 08:29:32 AM
Fine, I didn't know that guanchayuan was asking every single day despite you explained him.
I think the only way to calm down people asking for open source is to give a date of release.
Like we said it's currently in development. Therefore, giving a specific date is like underestimating the difficulties that may appear during this phase or trying to rush it.
June 11, 2014, 08:27:42 AM
Fine, I didn't know that guanchayuan was asking every single day despite you explained him.
I think the only way to calm down people asking for open source is to give a date of release.
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