Topic: [ANNOUNCE] SolidCoin - new and improved block chain. Secure from pools - page 33. (Read 85500 times)
August 25, 2011, 05:05:05 PM
Wow, it looks like we're actually seeing an increase in value at each difficulty adjustment, as it should be theoretically. I'm just surprised this *coin is following that formula. Awesome!
August 25, 2011, 05:04:50 PM
"Other Coins" are welcome at TweetForum as well. There is no reason why we can't openly debate these auxiliary chains. http://tweetforum.com/other-currencys/
What's there to debate? People choose to mine them or not.
That's like saying there's nothing to debate in politics, people vote Republican or Democrat.
Maybe it's debatable wether or not they are worth to mine or acquire by other means. I myself am still unclear about the intentions of the creators and it would also be fun to discuss the different possible futures of this Coin or OtherCoins in general and the reflux this has to Bitcoin. Do the intentions of the creators matter in general or just the outcome of a project? Also the parameters of the currency itself are debatable (e.g. when will txfee change, how will it be done, what repurcussion will it have when people suddenly notice that these parameters can be changed rather easily and quietly). There's tons of stuff to debate, even if you think it's a scam. If you don't see any problems worth debating, you didn't look hard enough.
It doesn't seem to me you're someone who doesn't like to debate. Your post-count increases by like 50 posts everytime I see it.
Maybe if you had debated a little more before getting into the dixcoin, as you call them, debacle you wouldn't have to now make threads like "Was IXCoin a SCAM?".
August 25, 2011, 04:22:00 PM
"Other Coins" are welcome at TweetForum as well. There is no reason why we can't openly debate these auxiliary chains. http://tweetforum.com/other-currencys/
What's there to debate? People choose to mine them or not.
Nice what's the rate for posting?
http://tweetforum.com/bitcoin/bitcoin-paid-to-post-program/
Retweet it if you like it please ! Thanks
August 25, 2011, 04:20:52 PM
"Other Coins" are welcome at TweetForum as well. There is no reason why we can't openly debate these auxiliary chains. http://tweetforum.com/other-currencys/
What's there to debate? People choose to mine them or not.
Nice what's the rate for posting?
August 25, 2011, 04:20:18 PM
"Other Coins" are welcome at TweetForum as well. There is no reason why we can't openly debate these auxiliary chains. http://tweetforum.com/other-currencys/
What's there to debate? People choose to mine them or not.
August 25, 2011, 04:15:23 PM
"Other Coins" are welcome at TweetForum as well. There is no reason why we can't openly debate these auxiliary chains. http://tweetforum.com/other-currencys/
What's there to debate? People choose to mine them or not.
August 25, 2011, 04:07:43 PM
"Other Coins" are welcome at TweetForum as well. There is no reason why we can't openly debate these auxiliary chains. http://tweetforum.com/other-currencys/
August 25, 2011, 03:07:40 PM
I don't understand how the difficulty can lower 400% in 12 hours. If it would lower 100%, it would be 0
Negative difficulty here?
Negative difficulty here?
yeah it seems he worded it wrong. I thought the same too but what he meant was that only 240 blocks have to go by in 48 hours at least then the difficulty will go down by 400%.
August 25, 2011, 02:01:29 PM
Watching this fork....interesting.
August 25, 2011, 01:24:38 PM
I don't understand how the difficulty can lower 400% in 12 hours. If it would lower 100%, it would be 0
Negative difficulty here?
Negative difficulty here?
He really means 50% down. 10 - 20 - 40 - 80 - 160 is 100%; 160 - 80 - 40 - 20 - 10 looks like 100%.
August 25, 2011, 01:17:12 PM
I don't understand how the difficulty can lower 400% in 12 hours. If it would lower 100%, it would be 0
Negative difficulty here?
Negative difficulty here?
August 25, 2011, 09:25:53 AM
I just tweet in twitter.com
please check http://twitter.com/#!/lupuyu/status/106399070511312896
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please check http://twitter.com/#!/lupuyu/status/106399070511312896
sesBmu8zkX7PAqj1hBDxpPT8VYGeRufLeM
August 25, 2011, 09:03:09 AM
I just tweet in twitter.com
please check http://twitter.com/#!/SeanDeepit/status/106705526380953601
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please check http://twitter.com/#!/SeanDeepit/status/106705526380953601
sSo6UcENJpV5ouwYK62j3VGeC6aj9zFKPf
Sent, thanks!
August 25, 2011, 08:39:07 AM
I just tweet in twitter.com
please check http://twitter.com/#!/SeanDeepit/status/106705526380953601
sSo6UcENJpV5ouwYK62j3VGeC6aj9zFKPf
please check http://twitter.com/#!/SeanDeepit/status/106705526380953601
sSo6UcENJpV5ouwYK62j3VGeC6aj9zFKPf
August 25, 2011, 07:36:05 AM
Is there a mining profibality calculator?
Cause i dont want to mine i its under power cost.
coinotron lists the alternate chains and which ones are profitable to mine vs btc. Cause i dont want to mine i its under power cost.
August 25, 2011, 07:18:57 AM
Is there a mining profibality calculator?
Cause i dont want to mine i its under power cost.
Cause i dont want to mine i its under power cost.
Still better than bct right now
August 25, 2011, 07:09:36 AM
Is there a mining profibality calculator?
Cause i dont want to mine i its under power cost.
Cause i dont want to mine i its under power cost.
August 25, 2011, 04:49:46 AM
I want you to take this as a telling off, but I'm hoping you won't take it too personally. That's not what I want.
I like to think I'm pretty straight in business; that means I give what I've offered, don't offer anything I'm not prepared to give and don't change the offer after it's agreed.
You made a promise back in https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.477248 and that's why I'm disappointed
... not because of the amount of the bounty really. I would have set up to take Solidcoin without any bounty because I believe that the only way Solidcoin or BitCoin (or any other currency) can take off is if MERCHANTS are offering to take it so that the general public see it often enough to trust it.
I've followed up on asking a very talented coder who runs http://coinb.in from here in the UK to take a look to consider supporting SC ...
I like to think I'm pretty straight in business; that means I give what I've offered, don't offer anything I'm not prepared to give and don't change the offer after it's agreed.
You made a promise back in https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.477248 and that's why I'm disappointed
... not because of the amount of the bounty really. I would have set up to take Solidcoin without any bounty because I believe that the only way Solidcoin or BitCoin (or any other currency) can take off is if MERCHANTS are offering to take it so that the general public see it often enough to trust it.I've followed up on asking a very talented coder who runs http://coinb.in from here in the UK to take a look to consider supporting SC ...
You have every right to be upset because it did change.
After thinking about what people (not just you) where doing to claim 750 SC of bounty I knew it had to change as it was way too high for the effort put in. People doing the promotion bounties were doing more work in many cases than these vendors. That's just my reason for doing it, doesn't excuse that it changed without warning, so I apologize to you.
I have updated :- http://solidcoin.info/market.php with your site and added an adult section. Since you were the first you get top spot.
I've sent back a donation to you for future bounty of 300sc. The extra 50 represents a day of mining to me (at least yesterday it did), and I hope you think its enough.
http://solidcoin.whmcr.co.uk/tx/1fbf88391e965555c9509ac8df73c01e2c10f70efd4523e199ee60b1c587b978#o1
http://solidcoin.whmcr.co.uk/tx/1fbf88391e965555c9509ac8df73c01e2c10f70efd4523e199ee60b1c587b978#o1
Thanks, it's been added to that.
August 25, 2011, 04:35:31 AM
It's done!!
http://lorna-morgan.com/big-nude-boobs/join/join.html
Who's going to be first to join using SC
? 
First 6 "Other" sites to accept SolidCoin
http://lorna-morgan.com/big-nude-boobs/join/join.html
Who's going to be first to join using SC
? - bounty address; sfPBZCEh6Kk6jXeyWoiQywYpEjrvHT7uSm
First 6 "Other" sites to accept SolidCoin
Vendor bounties have changed now due to the 600% increase in price, also because a lot of the vendor requests I'm getting I don't necessarily think fulfill the 750 SC vision I had planned for these to be used on.
250 SC has been sent and I'm sorry if this change has upset you.
I will be posting a link on the bounties/market page for you site soon.
I want you to take this as a telling off, but I'm hoping you won't take it too personally. That's not what I want.
I like to think I'm pretty straight in business; that means I give what I've offered, don't offer anything I'm not prepared to give and don't change the offer after it's agreed.
You made a promise back in https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.477248 and that's why I'm disappointed
... not because of the amount of the bounty really. I would have set up to take Solidcoin without any bounty because I believe that the only way Solidcoin or BitCoin (or any other currency) can take off is if MERCHANTS are offering to take it so that the general public see it often enough to trust it.I've followed up on asking a very talented coder who runs http://coinb.in from here in the UK to take a look to consider supporting SC ...
Thanks Hun,
I'm following up with Solidcoin because it seems the most resilient of the recent copies. PLUS more people have enough solidcoins that I might be able to get some transactions out of them. My problem with bitcoin is this; I've been mining bitcoin for 2 months now and I've only got a little over 16btc. My mining for solidcoin means that in 2 days I've acquired the equivalent of 4btc (at this minutes' transaction rate!). It seems that people are eager to gamble btc (now there's an idea!), but not so much to spend them. I'm just testing the water really.
That said, I'm not rejecting the idea of supporting other currencies I think i'm really wondering... why solidcoin?
I'm following up with Solidcoin because it seems the most resilient of the recent copies. PLUS more people have enough solidcoins that I might be able to get some transactions out of them. My problem with bitcoin is this; I've been mining bitcoin for 2 months now and I've only got a little over 16btc. My mining for solidcoin means that in 2 days I've acquired the equivalent of 4btc (at this minutes' transaction rate!). It seems that people are eager to gamble btc (now there's an idea!), but not so much to spend them. I'm just testing the water really.
I've sent back a donation to you for future bounty of 300sc. The extra 50 represents a day of mining to me (at least yesterday it did), and I hope you think its enough.
http://solidcoin.whmcr.co.uk/tx/1fbf88391e965555c9509ac8df73c01e2c10f70efd4523e199ee60b1c587b978#o1
I would like the bounty to be added to, or used, to promote the merchant/ewallet/payment processing. Message OutCast3k to encourage him!
I wouldn't want it added to the "Get Bruce Wagner to do TV segment on SolidCoins" because that's just preaching to the converted, and Bruce will talk about it when he's invested in SC in some way or it's already successful.
August 25, 2011, 03:53:35 AM
7556 is the default RPC port, which you use do communicate with miners and websites, things like this. For the normal user it's irrelevant. Changing the RPC port might need to be done on some Linux operating systems though.
Why should there be any need to change this port if it's not in use and not even in /etc/services:
# netstat -nptl | grep 7555
# netstat -nptl | grep 7556
# grep 7555 /etc/services
# grep 7556 /etc/services
#
Unless I missed it strace doesn't show any attempt to bind these ports.
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