[BBR] Boolberry: Privacy and Security - Guaranteed Since 2014 - page 455.

emontmon

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Quote from: Spekulatius on May 26, 2014, 04:24:26 PM

Quote from: surfer43 on May 25, 2014, 06:43:23 PM

Quote from: Spekulatius on May 25, 2014, 06:00:06 PM

I have a question regarding the possibility of alias squatting:

Would it be possible to run a script that systematically registers all possible combinations of letters and numbers to reserve those just like URLs, etc? If so, I would strongly advise to add some cost for reserving an alias to counter this behaviour.

Maybe I didnt understnad yet how the alias system works. Pls educate me! Grin

Aliases can only be registered when you find blocks. You can only register one per block. Once it becomes very hard to find blocks, I think it should be possible to register one for a fee, but that is not implemented now.

Its already hard for the common user to find a block. I find the alias feature a much needed innovation in the crypto space, especially with cryptonote's insanely long addresses. To make aliases an attainable and affordable feature for everyone, I'd like to petition the introduction of aliases-for-a-fee in the comming updates!

5 days to get a block is not insanely hard. in a world where people pace infront of the microwave, we need to exercise patience. think about what is being developed and look to the long term not the short term gains. if short term gains are what interest you most please
1. develop your own gpu
2. invest on exchanges
3. adopt / change your mentality.

crypto_zoidberg

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Quote from: Spekulatius on May 26, 2014, 04:24:26 PM

Quote from: surfer43 on May 25, 2014, 06:43:23 PM

Quote from: Spekulatius on May 25, 2014, 06:00:06 PM

I have a question regarding the possibility of alias squatting:

Would it be possible to run a script that systematically registers all possible combinations of letters and numbers to reserve those just like URLs, etc? If so, I would strongly advise to add some cost for reserving an alias to counter this behaviour.

Maybe I didnt understnad yet how the alias system works. Pls educate me! Grin

Aliases can only be registered when you find blocks. You can only register one per block. Once it becomes very hard to find blocks, I think it should be possible to register one for a fee, but that is not implemented now.

Its already hard for the common user to find a block. I find the alias feature a much needed innovation in the crypto space, especially with cryptonote's insanely long addresses. To make aliases an attainable and affordable feature for everyone, I'd like to petition the introduction of aliases-for-a-fee in the comming updates!

Alias will stay only one per block, it's can't be changed.
Pool will offer alias registering as another profitable feature.

blaaaaacksuit

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Who cares?

Quote from: Spekulatius on May 26, 2014, 04:25:39 PM

Quote from: azhago on May 26, 2014, 03:14:42 PM

I htink we need to have pool BEFORE hitting an exchange.
If we hit an exchange, it will be very difficult, or impossible, for "normal miners" to find a bloc in solo.
There is no urge to be listed on an exchange, we can let the community grow before that, and to have proper tools to show to investors too, like pools, standalone mining software with stratum, user friendly (aka noob) wallet GUI etc..

I like the BBR / boolberry name.

1st BBR pool name: "Poolberry" .. Cheesy

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kek

Spekulatius

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Quote from: azhago on May 26, 2014, 03:14:42 PM

I htink we need to have pool BEFORE hitting an exchange.
If we hit an exchange, it will be very difficult, or impossible, for "normal miners" to find a bloc in solo.
There is no urge to be listed on an exchange, we can let the community grow before that, and to have proper tools to show to investors too, like pools, standalone mining software with stratum, user friendly (aka noob) wallet GUI etc..

I like the BBR / boolberry name.

1st BBR pool name: "Poolberry" .. Cheesy

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Spekulatius

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Quote from: surfer43 on May 25, 2014, 06:43:23 PM

Quote from: Spekulatius on May 25, 2014, 06:00:06 PM

I have a question regarding the possibility of alias squatting:

Would it be possible to run a script that systematically registers all possible combinations of letters and numbers to reserve those just like URLs, etc? If so, I would strongly advise to add some cost for reserving an alias to counter this behaviour.

Maybe I didnt understnad yet how the alias system works. Pls educate me! Grin

Aliases can only be registered when you find blocks. You can only register one per block. Once it becomes very hard to find blocks, I think it should be possible to register one for a fee, but that is not implemented now.

Its already hard for the common user to find a block. I find the alias feature a much needed innovation in the crypto space, especially with cryptonote's insanely long addresses. To make aliases an attainable and affordable feature for everyone, I'd like to petition the introduction of aliases-for-a-fee in the comming updates!

enerbyte

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Quote from: azhago on May 26, 2014, 03:14:42 PM

I htink we need to have pool BEFORE hitting an exchange.
If we hit an exchange, it will be very difficult, or impossible, for "normal miners" to find a bloc in solo.
There is no urge to be listed on an exchange, we can let the community grow before that, and to have proper tools to show to investors too, like pools, standalone mining software with stratum, user friendly (aka noob) wallet GUI etc..

I like the BBR / boolberry name.

+1
4 days mining with i7 4770K= 0 block found. Sad

azhago

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I htink we need to have pool BEFORE hitting an exchange.
If we hit an exchange, it will be very difficult, or impossible, for "normal miners" to find a bloc in solo.
There is no urge to be listed on an exchange, we can let the community grow before that, and to have proper tools to show to investors too, like pools, standalone mining software with stratum, user friendly (aka noob) wallet GUI etc..

I like the BBR / boolberry name.

molecularfir

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Quote from: blaaaaacksuit on May 26, 2014, 03:08:27 PM

Quote from: azhago on May 26, 2014, 01:33:42 PM

We badly need pool.
I started mining 24h ago. With my hashrate and the current difficulty, i should find 2 to 3 bloc. I found only one. I know it's also a matter of luck, but it's frustating.

We need to settle on a name so this coin can be listed on poloniex. We also need to set up a bounty or something for incentive to develop pool software, I don't think it would be hard for a decent coder because the ground work for BCN clones has already been put in by the monero devs. If the coin does well, this board will receive a lot of attention, and someone will want to claim the pool bounty at that point. Just my 2 cents.

+1 name and decent logo

blaaaaacksuit

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Quote from: azhago on May 26, 2014, 01:33:42 PM

We badly need pool.
I started mining 24h ago. With my hashrate and the current difficulty, i should find 2 to 3 bloc. I found only one. I know it's also a matter of luck, but it's frustating.

We need to settle on a name so this coin can be listed on poloniex. We also need to set up a bounty or something for incentive to develop pool software, I don't think it would be hard for a decent coder because the ground work for BCN clones has already been put in by the monero devs. If the coin does well, this board will receive a lot of attention, and someone will want to claim the pool bounty at that point. Just my 2 cents.

azhago

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We badly need pool.
I started mining 24h ago. With my hashrate and the current difficulty, i should find 2 to 3 bloc. I found only one. I know it's also a matter of luck, but it's frustating.

crypto_zoidberg

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Quote from: btc-mike on May 26, 2014, 11:11:54 AM

Quote from: btc-mike on May 25, 2014, 04:52:56 PM

Quote from: crypto_zoidberg on May 25, 2014, 04:37:21 PM

Good news!

We have new release (v0.1.1.9(a0da0f5))
* added strict rules for alias use
* miner turned to work on one shared scratchpad (more effective CPU cache memory utilize)
* solved problem with stuck transactions
  * added tx pool livetime
  * added check in wallet that will note allow to produce to big transaction
  * changed wallet policy for collecting outs for transaction (7-8 times smaller transaction's size)
* added checkpoints
* added parameters to munin graph (network estimate hashrate, scratchpad size)
* added blocking ip that acts with network rules violation (mining own blockchain without consider checkpoints, push peerlists with last_seen in futute, invalid blocks e.t.c)
* cleaned up some network bugs, added removing dead connections

Please update your software.
http://boolberry.com/downloads.html

Good "luck"!

PS: Developers who is going to make a pool for boolb, please PM me.

Would you compile for 64-bit Linux? I am bad with Linux. I compiled on one machine and it works but cannot copy to another machine and make it work.

I STILL NEED THIS !!

Try this

Code:

rm -rf build; mkdir -p build/release; cd build/release; cmake -D STATIC=ON  -D CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release ../..; make -j daemon;cd ../..;

btc-mike

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Quote from: btc-mike on May 25, 2014, 04:52:56 PM

Quote from: crypto_zoidberg on May 25, 2014, 04:37:21 PM

Good news!

We have new release (v0.1.1.9(a0da0f5))
* added strict rules for alias use
* miner turned to work on one shared scratchpad (more effective CPU cache memory utilize)
* solved problem with stuck transactions
  * added tx pool livetime
  * added check in wallet that will note allow to produce to big transaction
  * changed wallet policy for collecting outs for transaction (7-8 times smaller transaction's size)
* added checkpoints
* added parameters to munin graph (network estimate hashrate, scratchpad size)
* added blocking ip that acts with network rules violation (mining own blockchain without consider checkpoints, push peerlists with last_seen in futute, invalid blocks e.t.c)
* cleaned up some network bugs, added removing dead connections

Please update your software.
http://boolberry.com/downloads.html

Good "luck"!

PS: Developers who is going to make a pool for boolb, please PM me.

Would you compile for 64-bit Linux? I am bad with Linux. I compiled on one machine and it works but cannot copy to another machine and make it work.

I STILL NEED THIS !!

btc-mike

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Quote from: zeetak on May 26, 2014, 10:56:23 AM

Woohoo! Found another block on my i7 Cheesy

Now I'm up to 2 found hehe...

Congrats!

zeetak

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Woohoo! Found another block on my i7 Cheesy

Now I'm up to 2 found hehe...

emontmon

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crypto zoid.

at one point you suspected that a gpu was privately developed to mine bbr. do you feel it is still the case.

if the above is true, do you feel that now that bbr is mature (more than at the beggining) and requiring more scratch pad ( do not know if this is correct term) that cpu is regaining ground on effeciency compared to gpu and in the long run be as profitabile or more than gpu.

thanks.

crypto_zoidberg

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Quote from: aikklond on May 26, 2014, 05:25:17 AM

Hashrate down 25% on AMD A5-5800 with new release, can I keep using the old one? Huh

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Hashrate is decreasing due to scrtchpad is increasing. On all machines.
If you feel that new build is not so fast as prev, check hashrate on old build on the current height before make conclusion.

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Quote from: zeetak on May 26, 2014, 08:39:43 AM

Quote from: m5j0r on May 26, 2014, 08:01:24 AM

Can anyone please tell me if it's still viable to mine BBR via a single CPU? (i7)
It's hard these days if you can only mine with an average rig (and without GPU for various reasons) so I'd like to know if it's worth it before I stop my current mining setup.

Thanks!

I just found a block overnight on my i7 3770. It's possible.

How many H/s do you get?

zeetak

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Quote from: m5j0r on May 26, 2014, 08:01:24 AM

Can anyone please tell me if it's still viable to mine BBR via a single CPU? (i7)
It's hard these days if you can only mine with an average rig (and without GPU for various reasons) so I'd like to know if it's worth it before I stop my current mining setup.

Thanks!

I just found a block overnight on my i7 3770. It's possible.

m5j0r

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Can anyone please tell me if it's still viable to mine BBR via a single CPU? (i7)
It's hard these days if you can only mine with an average rig (and without GPU for various reasons) so I'd like to know if it's worth it before I stop my current mining setup.

Thanks!

azhago

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strange thing : on one computer, i put the new version : same hashrate. I reboot the computer : lower hashrate.. Huh

edit : another reboot : return of precedent hashrate (same as yesterday) Huh

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