Topic: [ANN][DASH] Dash (dash.org) | First Self-Funding Self-Governing Crypto Currency - page 5352. (Read 9723748 times)

-I 13 will take care of gpu use... Lower the number => the less GPU is used (-I 12 less, -I 11 less etc)

No damage to GPU, don't worry.

Hello together.
I´m pretty new at mining and i wishd for some help so i found this forum and maybe you can help me a bit out here.
Before i was mining Dogecoin with Multiminer, so since it comes with a GUI i don´t know how to use SGMiner on its own and i wanted to switch the coin i´m mining since doge dropped so hard.

So can anyone configure a start.bat for me ? or just reconfigure mine ?
Thats my:
"GPU ASUS ROG MATRIX-R9280X-P-3GD5 Platinum"

And that´s for now my start.bat:
"sgminer.exe --kernel darkcoin -o stratum+tcp://stratum1.suchpool.pw:3344 -u justkili.justme -p asdf -I 13 -g 2 -w 256 --thread-concurrency 8192"

I didn´t started it for now bcuz i don´t know if it can damage my GPU :s

And i wanted to ask if there is any option that SGMiner won´t take all the 100% of my GPU, since i used MultiMiner alot, i know it had an option in it which gave u a bit free space everytime you do something like watching vids while you´re mining.
Sure it costs some khs but i want it that way and it would be great if there would be an option in SGMiner too.

PS: Sry for any english faults i´m not english at all :3

He lives in a different reality. A reality, where pink unicorns exist, and XC is a coin to be considered.



Describe multi-path and how it relates to XC to me like I'm 80.

Self-fulfilling prophecy.

Ah, now I have a complete picture of you.... at Animal House, LOL

That's how it's supposed to be.  It's like using cash, you have of course a record with the store/etc, a receipt, they get your address, and info when it's required (unless it's something that doesn't require shipping)  BUT people looking at the blockchain will not know these details.  Perhaps they'll be able to see that coins were sent to a known address of a store, but they won't be able to tell who sent them.  Now if the store's private information is cracked, that's a different issue.  But you take that risk with a credit card as well, and if that should happen, your credit card could be stolen.  Not your Darkcoin wallet.

The whole point is anonymity in the blockchain.  And to make it as useful and easy to use as cash/creditcard hybrid is the goal.

college exams

+101

Great news.....so far

As you can see on the new names posting here, new people comming in
( not the XC trolls, looks like traders come into the game after DRK added @bitfinex )

Darkcoin again failed at the right shoulder around ~0.219. Second time it attempted this resistance level

Acting more bearish

Europeans are working, Chineses too and americans are sleeping and dreaming

Sounds just like Mt Gox.  People trust you since you were the first exchange.  Then, once the moneypot becomes big enough.............800 million in value get's conveniently "hacked".
......What's the latest on GOX anyway?

Where did the volume go to? Am I missing something?

F-ing Canadians!  You too funny.

MrWHALE does actually post some factually correct information.

I'm indeed holding a bag of DRK (quite tightly as it happens).

I don't feel too sad about it though but 2 out of 3 isn't bad.

Speaking of which, I was contemplating the issue of anonymity while purchasing.

HTTPS is probably not the most secure way to conduct trade. Say you go to a website and you want to buy something with Darkcoin...

- at some point the merchant will generate an address to which you'll send the funds
while
- the buyer will have to transmit what he wants / where he wants it delivered / special notes etc etc.

So from a third party watching the transaction, the anonymity breaks. The payment may be anonymous but the overall transaction isn't.

The way I envision this happening is like this: User goes to site, and he chooses Darkcoin as a method of payment (before placing any order etc). A popup emerges with an on-demand encrypted channel through which the address to pay-to is transmitted to the buyer. Thus no-one except the buyer and seller know the address involved. The buyer will also provide, through this encrypted channel, his own address where stuff can be delivered etc.

This should be very high-level encryption, even QC-resistant. Perhaps we can issue a bounty for something like that, get the copyright of the code for the DRK community and then brand that software as DarkSomething(commerce related)... This allows Evan to work on his code while also expanding on the ecosystem by having developers do stuff in parallel.

Another thought I had, again regarding commerce, was the idea of having specific stores run their web servers on masternodes in an internal HTTP/S network of Darkcoin that will be accessible with something like a modified firefox. This hosting can either be done in a single masternode or in a distributed fashion - depending the topology selected. Thus these stores will not be "controlled" by the DNS limitations of ICANN, IP restrictions of certain countries etc etc - as they will be in the intranet. Having an intranet within Darkcoin can be interesting in terms of possibilities.

Evan's email address is: [email protected]

I am not actively involved in development.

The main developer is Evan Duffield: https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/eduffield-107946

Another team member is coordinating other aspects: https://darkcointalk.org/members/just_mike.107/

These people will be able to tell you what you need to know.

Moderators are deleting your comments. Probably many people are doing like me, clicking the so useful "Report to moderator" link on the bottom left side, every time you reply with fake facts, spam or just without the proper manners.

Just so that you know, you are a shame for the XC community, and you are hurting the coin. Hopefully from now on you will refrain yourself from replying not only here, but in any thread in BCT.

Relax on the trolls all. Trolls are only effectieve for altcoins. We passed that stage. Dark is not an alt anymore. Dark is Dark.