[ANN][NIM] - Nimiq - The Browser Based Blockchain - page 21.

normana

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Quote from: robin.nimiq on May 02, 2019, 07:18:32 AM

Quote from: normana on May 01, 2019, 06:57:03 PM

Quote from: robin.nimiq on May 01, 2019, 02:31:26 PM

https://i.imgur.com/JavQIew.jpg

I really wonder why you took the time to add a fake chinese browser window border around your screenshot (that says nothing). I mean, you don't want to leak your real browser window, fine, but why put a fake one instead? Everybody (that is willing to take the time to actually look at that screenshot) will be able to spot that this screenshot is fake...

don't understand. what do you mean? [...] you are just barking that my screenshot is fake. it is not fake.

I explain to you why this is a fake and how everyone can verify it is: https://imgur.com/dGLflPm
1. Font of page title does not match other UI elements.
2. Does not display lock symbol on https URL.
3. IP address country flag shows china, but GitHub does not host in china.
4. Scrollbar is scrolled all up, but we are missing the top bar and search bar of the GitHub website which would be visible when scrolled all up.
5. Similar to 4: The GitHub page would ensure a proper padding on the left if scrolled all left.
6. We cannot see the window title (why?) but you can see that it is way longer than the tab title (which is what would be displayed in the window title).
7. The font in the URL bar is way smaller than the one in the search bar. I guess you reduced size so that the full URL matches in the URL bar, but normal browsers won't do that.

tl;dr: You screenshot is provably a fake. You claimed it's not even when directly confronted with it, so you are lying. Same as you did when you claimed you don't use multiple alt accounts even after I gathered proof that you do.

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New VLOG: What is the Albatross Simulator?

In this video, we explain how the Albatross Simulator works.

To learn more about the Albatross consensus algorithm visit this blog post!

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Nimiq answer FUDDERS Giving them the attention they deserve What is this all about? Nimiq is the first browser blockchain. That means apps based on Nimiq can run directly in the browser of the user, locally, without the need of a server-side application. Since its launch, this have been an informative/discussion thread for Nimiq-related topics. In January these group of users were created with the sole purpose of spreading FUD in this thread: nimiqshitcoin, coinfanatic, andrewjaxx, john.btc, sasha.new, Scamiq, Scamiq2, matthewgpu As you might have noticed they always use unnecessarily aggressive language, huge red bold fonts and empty claims instead of serious questions. Team Nimiq have answered here their non-factual claims. Also held a live Reddit AMA session recently where all questions were answered. There is also a blog post with a summary of the AMA. Nimiq welcome all newcomers, invite them to ask questions, and would like to apologize for these users behavior and any inconvenience they might cause.

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Quote from: robin.nimiq on May 02, 2019, 07:18:32 AM

don't understand. what do you mean? instead of answering why there are only 19 commits ( I counted them) on the rust repository in the last three months

Then you clearly cannot count. I checked it myself. From beginning of February to beginning of May (= 3 months: full February, March and April), there are plenty of pages of commits.

Quote from: robin.nimiq on May 02, 2019, 07:18:32 AM

you are just barking that my screenshot is fake. it is not fake. it is real from the github repository.

The part inside the browser window might be a real screenshot. But the browser window around it is definitely faked.
Proof: It's supposed to be a https page, but the https indicator of the browser is missing.

Quote from: robin.nimiq on May 02, 2019, 07:18:32 AM

they didn't work. there was literally no progress recently. besides a pdf file, they didn't launch anything january. am i wrong?

You are.
In the core-rs repository (https://github.com/nimiq/core-rs) alone have been 7 pages of commits since January.
If you mean "in January", does a project have to launch something every month? They clearly worked in January.
From what I gathered on their Twitter account in January they worked on:

An update to their Ledger Nimiq app
Nimiq OASIS
core-rs
Onboarding experience
Tico Blockchain Summit
Stanford Blockchain Conference
Reddit AMA
WooCommerce plugin

I underlined the things, which I would definitely count as being something launched in this month.

robin.nimiq

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Quote from: normana on May 01, 2019, 06:57:03 PM

Quote from: robin.nimiq on May 01, 2019, 02:31:26 PM

https://i.imgur.com/JavQIew.jpg

I really wonder why you took the time to add a fake chinese browser window border around your screenshot (that says nothing). I mean, you don't want to leak your real browser window, fine, but why put a fake one instead? Everybody (that is willing to take the time to actually look at that screenshot) will be able to spot that this screenshot is fake...

don't understand. what do you mean? instead of answering why there are only 19 commits ( I counted them) on the rust repository in the last three months you are just barking that my screenshot is fake. it is not fake. it is real from the github repository. it is this github repository https://github.com/nimiq/core-rs you are barking that they have been work really hard in the last months. it is not true. they didn't work. there was literally no progress recently. besides a pdf file, they didn't launch anything january. am i wrong?

also i don't understand one thing. you accuse me to don't be a previous holder. as i have said before i mined nimiq coins. with xeon servers and when the switch to gpu i stopped mining. why are you discussing on this project if you don't own coins? if you didn't mine, acquried coins why are you here protecting their ico ?

just admit this was an ico scam

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Quote from: rngkll on May 01, 2019, 10:46:06 PM

Seems like user Lauda who we've never seen posting on this thread or interacting with the Nimiq community, red tagged the OP of this thread with an explanation that is as clear and reasonable as the ones these TROLLS write over and over.

What is Lauda's real reason to red tag me if we've never interacted in any way? Roll Eyes

If the problem are these users spamming please red tag them.

I honestly don't understand their rationale as the reference link they used is me complaining about the anti-Nimiq spammer. I will have to review the thread for pro-Nimiq spammers before inquiring about it. Please bare with me.

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Seems like user Lauda who we've never seen posting on this thread or interacting with the Nimiq community, red tagged the OP of this thread with an explanation that is as clear and reasonable as the ones these TROLLS write over and over.

What is Lauda's real reason to red tag me if we've never interacted in any way? Roll Eyes

If the problem are these users spamming please red tag them.

normana

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Quote from: bitcoin-shark on April 30, 2019, 03:12:04 PM

another blockchain-based web browser, the mining function is certainly interesting,i will definitely try it...

Quote from: dnsokoljuk on May 01, 2019, 03:58:19 PM

That is great to hear that browser will support blockchain tecknology. How I know, Opera already integrate Ethereum wallet.

I think you misunderstood: Nimiq is not a blockchain-based browser, but a browser-based blockchain. The difference is: you don't need to run a special browser to use the blockchain, it works with every browser, out of the box and every website can make use of it.

Quote from: robin.nimiq on May 01, 2019, 02:31:26 PM

https://i.imgur.com/JavQIew.jpg

I really wonder why you took the time to add a fake chinese browser window border around your screenshot (that says nothing). I mean, you don't want to leak your real browser window, fine, but why put a fake one instead? Everybody (that is willing to take the time to actually look at that screenshot) will be able to spot that this screenshot is fake...

henry.val

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I was following the discussion here the last few days without having an account here.
A friend made me aware of Nimiq quite a while ago and I bought some Nimiq when it was still an ERC20 token.

It is utterly stupid and unbelievable what some of these accounts here claim about the project.
There are hundreds of projects out there for which I would fully agree that they are dead and no progress is happening.
For this one, it is clearly not the case.

Look at all the repositories in their organisation. There is definitely stuff happening.
They implemented their whole client in Rust, from scratch. What kind of scammers would do that?
Also, it definitely shows that this project is not dead.
Besides: As some other people have pointed out already, you can also make progress outside of GitHub (although they have plenty of progress there as well).
Check out their forum, discord, telegram. Plenty of activity there. Not dead at all...

It really seems to me that these guys here have an agenda.

Oh, and yes, I haven't made any profit with this project so far, but it is all the opposite from dead and the team seems to make steady progress.

Sorry, but I couldn't sit and read all this bs without giving my (hopefully neutral) opinion, too.
Cheers

dnsokoljuk

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That is great to hear that browser will support blockchain tecknology. How I know, Opera already integrate Ethereum wallet.

robin.nimiq

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Quote from: normana on May 01, 2019, 01:24:01 PM

Quote from: robin.nimiq on May 01, 2019, 09:20:33 AM

you lie again. the rust client didn't have updates in the last 2 months. the rest of the commits are just css changes and comments. no useful code.

Man, you are insanely stupid. Why are you claiming things that everyone can easily proof wrong. There have been 7 commits to the rust client in the last week: https://github.com/nimiq/core-rs/commits/master

For all the other repos with changes in the last days, I won't spend time on looking at all commits to say which ones do have "useful code" and which ones don't. It doesn't matter: your claim was the project is dead. Even if they just change some CSS to make things look better, this means it is not dead.

Finally, as I already explained to you, public GitHub commits do not give a full picture of what the project is doing, as not everything is pushed on GitHub directly. My guess is they started the implementation of Albatross in private and/or working on Nimiq OASIS. There is a lot of stuff to do, and GitHub commits don't bring the project forward and thus are a terrible way to measure performance.

haha. you joking must be.

https://github.com/nimiq/core-rs/graphs/contributors

proof::
https://i.imgur.com/JavQIew.jpg

last 3 months had only 10 commits in total. i don't get it why you just try to defend your boss for not working fighting people

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Quote from: normana on May 01, 2019, 01:24:01 PM

Quote from: robin.nimiq on May 01, 2019, 09:20:33 AM

you lie again. the rust client didn't have updates in the last 2 months. the rest of the commits are just css changes and comments. no useful code.

Man, you are insanely stupid. Why are you claiming things that everyone can easily proof wrong. There have been 7 commits to the rust client in the last week: https://github.com/nimiq/core-rs/commits/master

For all the other repos with changes in the last days, I won't spend time on looking at all commits to say which ones do have "useful code" and which ones don't. It doesn't matter: your claim was the project is dead. Even if they just change some CSS to make things look better, this means it is not dead.

Finally, as I already explained to you, public GitHub commits do not give a full picture of what the project is doing, as not everything is pushed on GitHub directly. My guess is they started the implementation of Albatross in private and/or working on Nimiq OASIS. There is a lot of stuff to do, and GitHub commits don't bring the project forward and thus are a terrible way to measure performance.

He is looking for useful code to copy and use Grin

normana

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Quote from: robin.nimiq on May 01, 2019, 09:20:33 AM

you lie again. the rust client didn't have updates in the last 2 months. the rest of the commits are just css changes and comments. no useful code.

Man, you are insanely stupid. Why are you claiming things that everyone can easily proof wrong. There have been 7 commits to the rust client in the last week: https://github.com/nimiq/core-rs/commits/master

For all the other repos with changes in the last days, I won't spend time on looking at all commits to say which ones do have "useful code" and which ones don't. It doesn't matter: your claim was the project is dead. Even if they just change some CSS to make things look better, this means it is not dead.

Finally, as I already explained to you, public GitHub commits do not give a full picture of what the project is doing, as not everything is pushed on GitHub directly. My guess is they started the implementation of Albatross in private and/or working on Nimiq OASIS. There is a lot of stuff to do, and GitHub commits don't bring the project forward and thus are a terrible way to measure performance.

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New Keyguard/Accounts version in Testnet!

- Changes in signMessage() return value for security reasons
- Wider use of pico consensus for faster sync
- Highly requested sender (and forceSender) option for Checkout request
- Misc fixes

Details can be found here.

Quote from: Nimiq on March 18, 2019, 10:10:03 PM

Nimiq answer FUDDERS Giving them the attention they deserve What is this all about? Nimiq is the first browser blockchain. That means apps based on Nimiq can run directly in the browser of the user, locally, without the need of a server-side application. Since its launch, this have been an informative/discussion thread for Nimiq-related topics. In January these group of users were created with the sole purpose of spreading FUD in this thread: nimiqshitcoin, coinfanatic, andrewjaxx, john.btc, sasha.new, Scamiq, Scamiq2, matthewgpu As you might have noticed they always use unnecessarily aggressive language, huge red bold fonts and empty claims instead of serious questions. Team Nimiq have answered here their non-factual claims. Also held a live Reddit AMA session recently where all questions were answered. There is also a blog post with a summary of the AMA. Nimiq welcome all newcomers, invite them to ask questions, and would like to apologize for these users behavior and any inconvenience they might cause.

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Quote from: normana on April 30, 2019, 04:26:48 PM

Quote from: robin.nimiq on April 30, 2019, 03:54:46 PM

this is it https://github.com/nimiq-network/core/graphs/contributors NO ACTIVITY!!!!

others are just empty github pages with almost no code. just with documentation, html pages and demos. they tricked everybody by creating dozens of repositories. there is literally no progress on the code and blockchain.

You are linking to the legacy code and wondering why there is few changes to it? (3 commits in the last month is not *no* activity)
And don't say you didn't know that they are building a Rust client, doing a new kind of consensus algorithm and so on. You are following the project for months already (easily visible in your post history), it's impossible that you don't know about what is going on.

Also you say it's "just html pages": We are talking about a browser currency, obviously it also consists of html pages or else a browser wouldn't be able to use it.
Demos and documentation also are very important and tend to be a lot of work, impossible to say this is no activity.

you lie again. the rust client didn't have updates in the last 2 months. the rest of the commits are just css changes and comments. no useful code.

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Quote from: robin.nimiq on April 30, 2019, 03:54:46 PM

this is it https://github.com/nimiq-network/core/graphs/contributors NO ACTIVITY!!!!

others are just empty github pages with almost no code. just with documentation, html pages and demos. they tricked everybody by creating dozens of repositories. there is literally no progress on the code and blockchain.

You are linking to the legacy code and wondering why there is few changes to it? (3 commits in the last month is not *no* activity)
And don't say you didn't know that they are building a Rust client, doing a new kind of consensus algorithm and so on. You are following the project for months already (easily visible in your post history), it's impossible that you don't know about what is going on.

Also you say it's "just html pages": We are talking about a browser currency, obviously it also consists of html pages or else a browser wouldn't be able to use it.
Demos and documentation also are very important and tend to be a lot of work, impossible to say this is no activity.

robin.nimiq

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Quote from: leps on April 30, 2019, 03:18:52 PM

Quote from: robin.nimiq on April 29, 2019, 09:54:10 PM

no updates, no github commits, no software progress. dead end now. i am just curious to know how much money do they still have Huh

I see github activity.

Last update was on april 13 here: https://medium.com/nimiq-network/nimiq-identicons-8789b68e1668

Twitter is also active: https://twitter.com/nimiq

Telegram channel is also active.

So What in the world are you talking about?

this is it https://github.com/nimiq-network/core/graphs/contributors NO ACTIVITY!!!!

others are just empty github pages with almost no code. just with documentation, html pages and demos. they tricked everybody by creating dozens of repositories. there is literally no progress on the code and blockchain.

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Quote from: robin.nimiq on April 29, 2019, 09:54:10 PM

no updates, no github commits, no software progress. dead end now. i am just curious to know how much money do they still have Huh

I see github activity.

Last update was on april 13 here: https://medium.com/nimiq-network/nimiq-identicons-8789b68e1668

Twitter is also active: https://twitter.com/nimiq

Telegram channel is also active.

So What in the world are you talking about?

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another blockchain-based web browser, the mining function is certainly interesting,i will definitely try it...

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Quote from: NImiqNews on April 30, 2019, 02:04:02 PM

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It seems pretty much like Changelly, doesn't it? With a little bit less fees but the difference is insignificant.
Why not!

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Welcome @Changehero_io to the #Nimiq ecosystem!

A new convenient way to #GetNIM.

Fiat-to-$NIM option and 0% fee #NIM exchange days are coming at the end of this week!

Check it out here

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Nimiq answer FUDDERS Giving them the attention they deserve What is this all about? Nimiq is the first browser blockchain. That means apps based on Nimiq can run directly in the browser of the user, locally, without the need of a server-side application. Since its launch, this have been an informative/discussion thread for Nimiq-related topics. In January these group of users were created with the sole purpose of spreading FUD in this thread: nimiqshitcoin, coinfanatic, andrewjaxx, john.btc, sasha.new, Scamiq, Scamiq2, matthewgpu As you might have noticed they always use unnecessarily aggressive language, huge red bold fonts and empty claims instead of serious questions. Team Nimiq have answered here their non-factual claims. Also held a live Reddit AMA session recently where all questions were answered. There is also a blog post with a summary of the AMA. Nimiq welcome all newcomers, invite them to ask questions, and would like to apologize for these users behavior and any inconvenience they might cause.

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