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Topic: [BBR] Boolberry: Privacy and Security - Guaranteed Since 2014 - page 258. (Read 1210750 times)

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Acknowledging a code monkey who churns out tons of raw code is not much of an accomplishment, it would be remiss of me not to acknowledge the number of lines of code this project's sole contributor pushes out. I mean, if you want to go by that measure as indicative of anything, then I strongly suggest you look at the BitsharesX contributors, who make both crypto_zoidberg and us look like we're lazy: https://github.com/dacsunlimited/bitsharesx/graphs/contributors

PS: Storm is over, relax and have a some fun, eveyone do mistakes, don't take seriously my joke.

Openly insulting me and other Monero developers is not a joke. You can't add an emoticon to the end and expect that everything will be alright. The proof of your ability should come from what you do, not from throwing mud across the fence couched in a smiley face.

At least have the courage to stand by what you say instead of trying to excuse it.


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Acknowledging a code monkey who churns out tons of raw code is not much of an accomplishment, it would be remiss of me not to acknowledge the number of lines of code this project's sole contributor pushes out. I mean, if you want to go by that measure as indicative of anything, then I strongly suggest you look at the BitsharesX contributors, who make both crypto_zoidberg and us look like we're lazy: https://github.com/dacsunlimited/bitsharesx/graphs/contributors

PS: Storm is over, relax and have a some fun, eveyone do mistakes, don't take seriously my joke.

Openly insulting me and other Monero developers is not a joke. You can't add an emoticon to the end and expect that everything will be alright. The proof of your ability should come from what you do, not from throwing mud across the fence couched in a smiley face.

At least have the courage to stand by what you say instead of trying to excuse it.
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https://github.com/fluffypony/bitmonero/commit/014708fe71c1379af281ca9ac17e82c159e98e6d

lol Smiley

Monero devs (particular fluffypony) have no idea what they do Smiley



So is Boolberry's "get ahead" plan to openly insult others in their thread? So much for jl777's claim of us being "cryptonote brothers".

Look, it's been a rough couple of days, and we're all completely exhausted from sitting on the edge of our seat waiting for some phantom attack. You go and drop this bomb-shell of a post on Bitcointalk about how you've found some breaking issue that affects every CN coin and say that you urgently need to alert all of the exchanges. Understandably, given the context and the apparent looming threat, we're going to look at the commit and assume this is something that needs urgent attention. We made a judgement call, added it, and reverted the commit within minutes.

Now you may say that we're not cautious enough. You may call us reactionary under pressure. You may even rightfully say that we are unfamiliar with a codebase we did not write. All of this is true. But to say we "have no idea what [we] do", and to personally insult me? That's uncalled for and unnecessary, and is a terribly weak attempt to make yourself look good. Let me save you the hassle for next time: you are a very accomplished coder. Clearly you can churn out code like there's no tomorrow. There, now next time you won't feel the need to insult me or insult us, you can just quote this post and pat yourself on the back.

You need to seriously give some thought to the way your very public actions reflect on the cryptocurrency that you and you alone control.

hey, man, may be there is no tomorrow for Monero, but not for Boolberry.


fluffypony, didn't know that you so sensetive after all that you was saing before about me and our project.
But, anyway i'm pleased to know that you trust me so much that pull my commits without even read it.

Notice: If someone want to push few exploits into monero code, you know how to reach me Smiley


PS: Storm is over, relax and have a some fun, eveyone do mistakes, don't take seriously my joke.


Guys, you are all doing a wonderful thing, you contribute to one of the most important technologies for the future of humanity. Your names will be remembered for ever in the history books of the free world (I mean really free, not the American "free world"). Just close your eyes and think about the big picture and how important your job is.. forget these petty ego wars, please.. 
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Boolberry or Rune Berry?

Plz the end soon discuss coin name
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Now you may say that we're not cautious enough. You may call us reactionary under pressure. You may even rightfully say that we are unfamiliar with a codebase we did not write. All of this is true. you (Crypto_Zoidberg) are a very accomplished coder. Clearly you can churn out code like there's no tomorrow.

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https://github.com/fluffypony/bitmonero/commit/014708fe71c1379af281ca9ac17e82c159e98e6d

lol Smiley

Monero devs (particular fluffypony) have no idea what they do Smiley



So is Boolberry's "get ahead" plan to openly insult others in their thread? So much for jl777's claim of us being "cryptonote brothers".

Look, it's been a rough couple of days, and we're all completely exhausted from sitting on the edge of our seat waiting for some phantom attack. You go and drop this bomb-shell of a post on Bitcointalk about how you've found some breaking issue that affects every CN coin and say that you urgently need to alert all of the exchanges. Understandably, given the context and the apparent looming threat, we're going to look at the commit and assume this is something that needs urgent attention. We made a judgement call, added it, and reverted the commit within minutes.

Now you may say that we're not cautious enough. You may call us reactionary under pressure. You may even rightfully say that we are unfamiliar with a codebase we did not write. All of this is true. But to say we "have no idea what [we] do", and to personally insult me? That's uncalled for and unnecessary, and is a terribly weak attempt to make yourself look good. Let me save you the hassle for next time: you are a very accomplished coder. Clearly you can churn out code like there's no tomorrow. There, now next time you won't feel the need to insult me or insult us, you can just quote this post and pat yourself on the back.

You need to seriously give some thought to the way your very public actions reflect on the cryptocurrency that you and you alone control.
It seems CZ has a sense of humor, he did put the Smiley in his post

It has been stressful days, let us forgive each other for small things

The important thing is that we are all working to help improve cryptonote

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https://github.com/fluffypony/bitmonero/commit/014708fe71c1379af281ca9ac17e82c159e98e6d

lol Smiley

Monero devs (particular fluffypony) have no idea what they do Smiley



So is Boolberry's "get ahead" plan to openly insult others in their thread? So much for jl777's claim of us being "cryptonote brothers".

Look, it's been a rough couple of days, and we're all completely exhausted from sitting on the edge of our seat waiting for some phantom attack. You go and drop this bomb-shell of a post on Bitcointalk about how you've found some breaking issue that affects every CN coin and say that you urgently need to alert all of the exchanges. Understandably, given the context and the apparent looming threat, we're going to look at the commit and assume this is something that needs urgent attention. We made a judgement call, added it, and reverted the commit within minutes.

Now you may say that we're not cautious enough. You may call us reactionary under pressure. You may even rightfully say that we are unfamiliar with a codebase we did not write. All of this is true. But to say we "have no idea what [we] do", and to personally insult me? That's uncalled for and unnecessary, and is a terribly weak attempt to make yourself look good. Let me save you the hassle for next time: you are a very accomplished coder. Clearly you can churn out code like there's no tomorrow. There, now next time you won't feel the need to insult me or insult us, you can just quote this post and pat yourself on the back.

You need to seriously give some thought to the way your very public actions reflect on the cryptocurrency that you and you alone control.

hey, man, may be there is no tomorrow for Monero, but not for Boolberry.


fluffypony, didn't know that you so sensetive after all that you was saing before about me and our project.
But, anyway i'm pleased to know that you trust me so much that pull my commits without even read it.

Notice: If someone want to push few exploits into monero code, you know how to reach me Smiley


PS: Storm is over, relax and have a some fun, eveyone do mistakes, don't take seriously my joke.
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https://github.com/fluffypony/bitmonero/commit/014708fe71c1379af281ca9ac17e82c159e98e6d

lol Smiley

Monero devs (particular fluffypony) have no idea what they do Smiley



So is Boolberry's "get ahead" plan to openly insult others in their thread? So much for jl777's claim of us being "cryptonote brothers".

Look, it's been a rough couple of days, and we're all completely exhausted from sitting on the edge of our seat waiting for some phantom attack. You go and drop this bomb-shell of a post on Bitcointalk about how you've found some breaking issue that affects every CN coin and say that you urgently need to alert all of the exchanges. Understandably, given the context and the apparent looming threat, we're going to look at the commit and assume this is something that needs urgent attention. We made a judgement call, added it, and reverted the commit within minutes.

Now you may say that we're not cautious enough. You may call us reactionary under pressure. You may even rightfully say that we are unfamiliar with a codebase we did not write. All of this is true. But to say we "have no idea what [we] do", and to personally insult me? That's uncalled for and unnecessary, and is a terribly weak attempt to make yourself look good. Let me save you the hassle for next time: you are a very accomplished coder. Clearly you can churn out code like there's no tomorrow. There, now next time you won't feel the need to insult me or insult us, you can just quote this post and pat yourself on the back.

You need to seriously give some thought to the way your very public actions reflect on the cryptocurrency that you and you alone control.
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How do you set the data directory for boolb-qt? I tried adding -datadir=d:\WhereIWantItToGo\data but it just immediately crashes.

Also tried running qt-boolb.exe --help from cmd, and it also immediately crashes.

Hi jwinterm!

It's not crushed, it exit right after start, because you passed wrong command line parameter, since this is not console but GUI application, it can't write messages in console. Anyway, this issue should be handled somehow, in future, i'll add this in todo list.

Anyway, here is command line for launching with specified data dir:
Code:
qt-boolb.exe --data-dir=C:\home\tmp

Zoidberg

I had actually tried that already:
Code:
D:\boolberry\qt-boolb.exe --datadir=d:\boolberry\data
It still closes instantly. Also, when you run any bitcoin clone from the command line with --help flag, it will open with a set of all startup options, so yea, there must be someway to handle it.

--data-dir
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How do you set the data directory for boolb-qt? I tried adding -datadir=d:\WhereIWantItToGo\data but it just immediately crashes.

Also tried running qt-boolb.exe --help from cmd, and it also immediately crashes.

Hi jwinterm!

It's not crushed, it exit right after start, because you passed wrong command line parameter, since this is not console but GUI application, it can't write messages in console. Anyway, this issue should be handled somehow, in future, i'll add this in todo list.

Anyway, here is command line for launching with specified data dir:
Code:
qt-boolb.exe --data-dir=C:\home\tmp

Zoidberg

I had actually tried that already:
Code:
D:\boolberry\qt-boolb.exe --datadir=d:\boolberry\data
It still closes instantly. Also, when you run any bitcoin clone from the command line with --help flag, it will open with a set of all startup options, so yea, there must be someway to handle it.
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cncoin.farm has been updated to use fancoder's cryptonote-universal-pool. I added cryptic, hard to understand options for donations and fixed diff comes with fancoder's code. You can set them using the login in your miner. Check page for hard to understand instructions. Please let me know if you have any questions.

Thanks for this hard to understand announce! Great job!  Wink
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cncoin.farm has been updated to use fancoder's cryptonote-universal-pool. I added cryptic, hard to understand options for donations and fixed diff comes with fancoder's code. You can set them using the login in your miner. Check page for hard to understand instructions. Please let me know if you have any questions.
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Isn't anoncoin different than monero?

Of course. It is my understanding that both anoncoin and Monero are working with privacysolutions but I'm not really up on it so I could be wrong.

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https://github.com/fluffypony/bitmonero/commit/014708fe71c1379af281ca9ac17e82c159e98e6d

lol Smiley

Monero devs (particular fluffypony) have no idea what they do Smiley

fluffypony, isn't he lead dev of XMR?

No that is a mistake on the privacysolutions web site. Now that you've pointed it out I'm sure he will have it corrected.

fluffypony made a mistake thinking the BBR commit was a general cryptonote exploit issue.

In the current environment being a bit on edge is understandable.

I see that it has has been reverted.
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Isn't anoncoin different than monero?

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Lead for the Abscond BB. PR. Active developer on i2pd. Lead dev for Anoncoin.

https://privacysolutions.no/
In first row is Meeh. Third is fuffypony, and he:
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Keeps track of administrative issues, PR, and law. Lead dev for the Monero coin.
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Isn't anoncoin different than monero?

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Lead for the Abscond BB. PR. Active developer on i2pd. Lead dev for Anoncoin.
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https://github.com/fluffypony/bitmonero/commit/014708fe71c1379af281ca9ac17e82c159e98e6d

lol Smiley

Monero devs (particular fluffypony) have no idea what they do Smiley

fluffypony, isn't he lead dev of XMR?
Check Descryption column in row with his name here
https://privacysolutions.no/
 Grin
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