What's even going to be on the site? Why does he need a login?
Put there ur MtGox credentials to get automatic exchange for bitcoins.
Topic: [ANN][YAC] yacoin: yet another altcoin. START is now. - page 149. (Read 346717 times)
Put there ur MtGox credentials to get automatic exchange for bitcoins.
What's even going to be on the site? Why does he need a login?
login might be temporary so he can view the site live without people viewing.
Its javascript miner, he want us to mine for us!
You do realize we're sitting and waiting for someone to deploy some magificent piece of advanced cryptography software who is not able to set up CakePHP, right?
looool, most funny thread ever 
What's even going to be on the site? Why does he need a login?
Steal our passwords for the forum and maybe the wallet passwords. 
It's released, he edited his original post.
No, that'd be post #134. Go check it.
hmm... just going straight to yacoin.com right now brings up this error:
that comes out to exactly 256 MB.... and it is hitting that in the hash.php function of cake... doing some mining tests, maybe?
Code:
Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 268435456 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 78 bytes) in /data/www/yacoin.com/public_html/lib/Cake/Utility/Hash.php on line 53
that comes out to exactly 256 MB.... and it is hitting that in the hash.php function of cake... doing some mining tests, maybe?
so there is single threaded wallet miner and super multi threaded php webserver miner for this coin
man that night was worth it 
What's even going to be on the site? Why does he need a login?
website up
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"Right, that's done, now let's see about this cryptography stuff... I wonder whether there is an installer and tutorial..."
hmm... just going straight to yacoin.com right now brings up this error:
that comes out to exactly 256 MB.... and it is hitting that in the hash.php function of cake... doing some mining tests, maybe?
Code:
Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 268435456 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 78 bytes) in /data/www/yacoin.com/public_html/lib/Cake/Utility/Hash.php on line 53
that comes out to exactly 256 MB.... and it is hitting that in the hash.php function of cake... doing some mining tests, maybe?
Could just be the hash function for hashing the password before it's stored in the database (can see a login screen).
Just kidding he is premining!!!
It's released, he edited his original post.
website up
Quote
"Right, that's done, now let's see about this cryptography stuff... I wonder whether there is an installer and tutorial..."
You do realize we're sitting and waiting for someone to deploy some magificent piece of advanced cryptography software who is not able to set up CakePHP, right?
im out of beer... ^^
hmm... just going straight to yacoin.com right now brings up this error:
that comes out to exactly 256 MB.... and it is hitting that in the hash.php function of cake... doing some mining tests, maybe?
Code:
Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 268435456 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 78 bytes) in /data/www/yacoin.com/public_html/lib/Cake/Utility/Hash.php on line 53
that comes out to exactly 256 MB.... and it is hitting that in the hash.php function of cake... doing some mining tests, maybe?
You do realize we're sitting and waiting for someone to deploy some magificent piece of advanced cryptography software who is not able to set up CakePHP, right?
No we are waiting for the next pump'n'dump coin to make some quick BTC
website up
You do realize we're sitting and waiting for someone to deploy some magificent piece of advanced cryptography software who is not able to set up CakePHP, right?
+1
Hi guys. This is probably the greatest thread ever!
Questions:
1) Has mining already started?
2) this coin can only be solo mined: Does this mean no cpuminer nor gpuminer?
3) Does this mean we can only use the standard windows or Linux client?
4) How many mining threads can the standard client support?
Thanks.
Questions:
1) Has mining already started?
2) this coin can only be solo mined: Does this mean no cpuminer nor gpuminer?
3) Does this mean we can only use the standard windows or Linux client?
4) How many mining threads can the standard client support?
Thanks.
You do realize we're sitting and waiting for someone to deploy some magificent piece of advanced cryptography software who is not able to set up CakePHP, right?
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