[ANN][LSK] Lisk | Blockchain Application Platform for JavaScript Developers - page 1950.

LiskHQ

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Decentralized Application Platform

Quote from: staticinstance on March 26, 2016, 11:20:17 AM

Does anyone know how to try out the dapps on https://login.lisk.io? It asks for master password when I click install.

Hey,

You can only install dapps on other nodes if the owner of the node wants this. If they don't want that, they protect it by setting up a master password. I will ask Oliver to install the Guestbook again, so you can try it out.

The other ones are most probably by community users and they are most certainly not working.

The long-term solution will be that you are running the full client and install the dapp locally on your computer. Another option is that you will be running a lite client which will make it possible to connect to other nodes which already have the dapp installed, and use them.

galacticpilgrim

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I can't imagine the initial volume on the exchanges when this hits. I am now wondering if it will even come close to ICO prices.

Will be cool, none the less.

staticinstance

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Does anyone know how to try out the dapps on https://login.lisk.io? It asks for master password when I click install.

elitecstrike

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I am also planning to run a website to promote Lisk and other cool stuff...

But most important thing is to make dApps now and promote them..Think of betting on the European Cup 2016 France soon....

A dapp with betting on the best team (or a pool)..The winner gets a lot of Lisk.

Or a game dApp..

I am thinking to make a promotion cards and give them to University of Amsterdam to students.

We must promote this to programmers (Javascript).

Only this way we can hope Lisk will grow (maybe 1 Lisk = 100 dollar

).

ps: we have 4 pages left and we have the same as Etherium LOL (lisk has 338, eth 342 )

xirdo

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I hope this will work

since i invested about 10 BTC in the ICO..

I just got a member now after years of reading here. Only lisk did the trick to become a member here on bitcointalk Wink

CryptoMaik

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Quote from: CryptoMaik on March 25, 2016, 04:17:51 AM

Hello Lisk community,

We are a hosting company in Europe, we own many servers with various configurations and a uptime/online time 99,998% (statistics 2015).

We have been active in Crypto software since early 2013. Meanwhile we host many (seed/full)nodes and project websites for several coins.

Our team consists of skilled technicians, even a coin core developer is on board.

FEATURES
> Support LISK delegates
> POOL Voting (every vote receives a part of the Delegate rewards)
> Bountie reward for our CryptoNova LISK Delegate promotors

Within a few days we setup a special website for supporting LISK and our LISK Delegate.
Please take a look at http://lisk.cryptonova.net. Or at LISK forum: https://forum.lisk.io/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=118

Stay with us the coming days for more news and Delegate updates...

Greeting,

Maik

Our CryptoNova.net website is updated with new info. Click on "More info and Voting" http://lisk.cryptonova.net

Now it is possible to add your mail address to our database so we can inform you timely as we go live.

bitseedmike

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That works, reflects the value going up...

bitseedmike

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totally legit.

For those who have a problem doing the hand steps above, try wearing a training glove.

Gr33nDrag0n

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Quote from: cannabanana on March 25, 2016, 09:46:03 PM

Quote from: Gr33nDrag0n on March 25, 2016, 05:45:20 PM

Hi Lisker's!

In my professionnal life I have over 15+ years of experience as web developer and sysadmin.
I now work in a big cloud company as SysAdmin DevOps Senior. I follow this project for the last month and I invested a fair share in the ICO. Also I plan to be active on the voting system. (The right to vote give the right to bitch, sorry translated expression)

What I can offer is:

- Dedicated physical server (Dell R200 with Xeon Quad core, 4 GB Memory, Battery backup and RAID1 HDDs)

- Dedicated VLAN for network isolation

- Top of the line security system (firewall/antivirus/monthly security update/etc)

- Professional monitoring system to minimize downtime to planned maintenance

- Always up-to-date lisk software

- Sharing reward to fund good dapp project

What I can't offer is 'over promotion', 'buying vote system', etc.

Do you think it worth it that I start preparing a dedicated server to be delegate ?
Do you think best setup over 'social media/ forum popularity contest' will have chance to be 'elected'?

I'm not only asking this question to decide if I'll run for delegate but also I have concern that popular joe blow with basic desktop computers will run those nodes. After reading the guide, I'm asking myself about security audit of the known ip of the elected node, also about ddos protection ... Do you think 101 nodes is enought to protect against those treats ? Could it be problematic to the project ?

added

I decided to go for it. I already added you to my list. You seem to have a pretty neet list already built. Can you PM me the content I want to check the names by mysleft to 'score' them so I know a little bit for whom I'm gonna vote before lauch.

GiftEncounter

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Quote from: prix on March 26, 2016, 10:53:10 AM

Quote from: GiftEncounter on March 26, 2016, 10:40:58 AM

Quote from: prix on March 26, 2016, 10:30:32 AM

Buy wall was popular in 2014 at least. Usually it was shady moneys, which didn't have any interesting to offer.
Look, we have a buy wall! Invest to us!
This is not the same case.

If you read the instruction manual of the famous pumper wolong then you will see it's more complicated than that.. no doubt the same tactics were used in the pumping of ethereum with also volumizing pumping bots/HFTs running 24 hours a day 7 days a week to get that big volume that ethereum and bitcoin have. It's also the same way Bitcoin pumps work, the biggest of them all. they have so many pumping and volumizing algos it's not even funny.

It's not about pump, it's about official ICO fund spending. Official buy wall it's shady (non respectable) for me : like everyone is afraid of dumps and asks devs for support. Pity.
As regards Ethereum, I'm sure most part of the ICO was bought by a single person/group and there was no official buying.

Maybe official support isn't the way to go. I hope to see some permanent algo/HFT love from the community for Lisk like bitcoin, litecoin and ethereum and maybe a few others have.

prix

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Quote from: GiftEncounter on March 26, 2016, 10:40:58 AM

Quote from: prix on March 26, 2016, 10:30:32 AM

Buy wall was popular in 2014 at least. Usually it was shady moneys, which didn't have any interesting to offer.
Look, we have a buy wall! Invest to us!
This is not the same case.

If you read the instruction manual of the famous pumper wolong then you will see it's more complicated than that.. no doubt the same tactics were used in the pumping of ethereum with also volumizing pumping bots/HFTs running 24 hours a day 7 days a week to get that big volume that ethereum and bitcoin have. It's also the same way Bitcoin pumps work, the biggest of them all. they have so many pumping and volumizing algos it's not even funny.

It's not about pump, it's about official ICO fund spending. Official buy wall it's shady (non respectable) for me : like everyone is afraid of dumps and asks devs for support. Pity.
As regards Ethereum, I'm sure most part of the ICO was bought by a single person/group and there was no official buying.

Rem9

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Quote from: whisper on March 26, 2016, 10:47:39 AM

Quote from: Porsche911 on March 26, 2016, 10:36:19 AM

Exclusive Interview with Max, CEO and developer of LISK is online.

Find out more about the plans in the upcoming years, goals and visions.

https://invesd.org/interview-series-3-lisk/
https://twitter.com/ProjectInvesd/status/713750559480745986

Also make sure to follow INVESD for future news and secret newsletter updates for the cryptocurrency and stock market world.

lol great interview... 3 questions Cheesy

awww come on, it was 4 Grin

Either way, good job! Thanks for sharing!

whisper

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Learn to go against your mind

Quote from: Porsche911 on March 26, 2016, 10:36:19 AM

Exclusive Interview with Max, CEO and developer of LISK is online.

Find out more about the plans in the upcoming years, goals and visions.

https://invesd.org/interview-series-3-lisk/
https://twitter.com/ProjectInvesd/status/713750559480745986

Also make sure to follow INVESD for future news and secret newsletter updates for the cryptocurrency and stock market world.

lol great interview... 3 questions Cheesy

Gr33nDrag0n

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Quote from: grajson on March 25, 2016, 09:45:13 PM

I think you certainly have a chance To get elected with your background and machine setup. This is the core what delegate should provide and it might be enough at the beginning but in the long run people who are adding k value beside taking care about the node will be elected. There are many ways to do so.. There is no need to have best hardware to run a node, but I doubt that anyone with regular desktop gonna be voted

Please post on https://forum.lisk.io, there is a section for delegates there where we can have all candidates in one place, and later they can update what they are doing for Lisk. You can count on my vote

Thanxs for your answer. I will build a thread post under 'https://forum.lisk.io/viewforum.php?f=6&sid=e8aa633055e50ed333c7d65d5cf164f4' as you suggested. I will also start to build my own list of delegate I wish to vote for... and finally start to build the dedicated node. Do you guys have a preferred Linux DIstro for this kind of setup or a Windows Server 2012 R2 would be ok ? or a Windows 10 licence would do the Job since no 'server os' feature seem to be needed ?

GiftEncounter

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Quote from: prix on March 26, 2016, 10:30:32 AM

Buy wall was popular in 2014 at least. Usually it was shady moneys, which didn't have any interesting to offer.
Look, we have a buy wall! Invest to us!
This is not the same case.

If you read the instruction manual of the famous pumper wolong then you will see it's more complicated than that.. no doubt the same tactics were used in the pumping of ethereum with also volumizing pumping bots/HFTs running 24 hours a day 7 days a week to get that big volume that ethereum and bitcoin have. It's also the same way Bitcoin pumps work, the biggest of them all. they have so many pumping and volumizing algos it's not even funny.

Porsche911

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Exclusive Interview with Max, CEO and developer of LISK is online.

Find out more about the plans in the upcoming years, goals and visions.

https://invesd.org/interview-series-3-lisk/
https://twitter.com/ProjectInvesd/status/713750559480745986

Also make sure to follow INVESD for future news and secret newsletter updates for the cryptocurrency and stock market world.

prix

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Buy wall was popular in 2014 at least. Usually it was shady moneys, which didn't have any interesting to offer.
Look, we have a buy wall! Invest to us!
This is not the same case.

GiftEncounter

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Quote from: templebar on March 26, 2016, 07:12:43 AM

Quote from: LiskHQ on March 26, 2016, 07:01:38 AM

Yes, there will be monthly transparency reports. We will tell how much BTC/USD went to marketing, how much to salaries, how much to hardware, how much to infrastructure.. And so on. Wink

That would be great.

I still dont get when the devs of succesful ICO team says, we dont spend a single satoshi on market support.
If I have 6 million at my disposal to make a product succeed, I would be willing to buy back from the market below ICO price, which I can dilute later when the features are delivered - making more money for the further development of the coin. If the devs cant do that, it shows lack of faith in their own coin to me.

Right!

WRONG!

If Apple, JP Morgan and Bank of America can do multi billion dollar buybacks then so can Crypto teams, it would be nice if the Lisk team put up some of their own big bid walls when the market inevitably pumps to aid the process and get the big publicity that a big marketcap results in Cheesy

kpierce77

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Quote from: templebar on March 26, 2016, 07:12:43 AM

Quote from: LiskHQ on March 26, 2016, 07:01:38 AM

Yes, there will be monthly transparency reports. We will tell how much BTC/USD went to marketing, how much to salaries, how much to hardware, how much to infrastructure.. And so on. Wink

That would be great.

I still dont get when the devs of succesful ICO team says, we dont spend a single satoshi on market support.
If I have 6 million at my disposal to make a product succeed, I would be willing to buy back from the market below ICO price, which I can dilute later when the features are delivered - making more money for the further development of the coin. If the devs cant do that, it shows lack of faith in their own coin to me.

Right!

WRONG!

Interesting perspective.

bitbitch

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Quote from: Edkemper on March 26, 2016, 09:34:16 AM

Quote from: bitbitch on March 26, 2016, 09:32:17 AM

i hope for the success of the project that the price opens down on the ICO price to encourage app developers to buy Lisk at little cost. A low barrier to entry will help enormously in the medium to long term.

They can buy even higher than the ico price and it will be a success anyway

sure, but reducing initial friction always helps.

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