its mandantory update for WALLETs and MASTERNODEs?
Yes, everyone has to upgrade to newest version.
Topic: BiblePay | 10% to Orphan-Charity | RANDOMX MINING | Sanctuaries (Masternodes) - page 252. (Read 243437 times)
January 28, 2019, 01:18:54 PM
Yes, everyone has to upgrade to newest version.
January 28, 2019, 07:15:44 AM
Togo, I know you posted about CryptoBridge changing policy soon to allow us to upgrade.
Will someone please reach out to CryptoBridge and ask them if they will upgrade to 1185?
We just notified exchanges of our next mandatory upgrade at block 100,001.
Dear All,
We have a mandatory upgrade coming at block 100,001. (This is approx. 10.5 days away).
https://github.com/biblepay/biblepay/releases/tag/1.1.8.5
Will you please ensure our crypto-wallet trading platform is placed into maintenance before block 100,000 or upgraded. It is OK to upgrade now.
Thank you and best wishes for a prosperous and God filled 2019.
Rob Andrews
Founder
BiblePay
I will notify everyone here of our release once 1.1.8.5 is ready to download.
its mandantory update for WALLETs and MASTERNODEs? Will someone please reach out to CryptoBridge and ask them if they will upgrade to 1185?
We just notified exchanges of our next mandatory upgrade at block 100,001.
Dear All,
We have a mandatory upgrade coming at block 100,001. (This is approx. 10.5 days away).
https://github.com/biblepay/biblepay/releases/tag/1.1.8.5
Will you please ensure our crypto-wallet trading platform is placed into maintenance before block 100,000 or upgraded. It is OK to upgrade now.
Thank you and best wishes for a prosperous and God filled 2019.
Rob Andrews
Founder
BiblePay
I will notify everyone here of our release once 1.1.8.5 is ready to download.
January 28, 2019, 01:52:26 AM
You usually take things the wrong way so I'll just ignore you calling me a troll.
Folks, looks like you have to belong to Team BiblePay again to receive BBP payment.
My RAC went from 58,435 to 64 RAC because my WCG team was not BiblePay (it is currently OByte aka ByteBall).
https://forum.biblepay.org/tools/podcstatus.php?cpid=c3939b61e69c6bde1eddb06708e0f96e
We had at least one GridCoin user who amassed 577k BBP get so disgusted with the shenanigans, he just donated all his BBP stash to distance himself from the craziness. May the Lord bless his generosity. http://explorer.biblepay.org/tx/fcea9fbccb28de6506a810309f6b3fb31baf1f27f156215471db19b3bfd36375
I'm all for stopping cheaters from wallet hopping to earn more than their BBP holdings can handle, but look at all the other people that are negatively affected. We're talking about at least 600+ grcpool users and who knows how many else that PoDC via BOINC or mining PoBH.
All for what? So, you can stop 1 jerkoff cheater? This is a huge reputation cost to BiblePay. Totally not worth it.
Folks, looks like you have to belong to Team BiblePay again to receive BBP payment.
My RAC went from 58,435 to 64 RAC because my WCG team was not BiblePay (it is currently OByte aka ByteBall).
https://forum.biblepay.org/tools/podcstatus.php?cpid=c3939b61e69c6bde1eddb06708e0f96e
We had at least one GridCoin user who amassed 577k BBP get so disgusted with the shenanigans, he just donated all his BBP stash to distance himself from the craziness. May the Lord bless his generosity. http://explorer.biblepay.org/tx/fcea9fbccb28de6506a810309f6b3fb31baf1f27f156215471db19b3bfd36375
I'm all for stopping cheaters from wallet hopping to earn more than their BBP holdings can handle, but look at all the other people that are negatively affected. We're talking about at least 600+ grcpool users and who knows how many else that PoDC via BOINC or mining PoBH.
All for what? So, you can stop 1 jerkoff cheater? This is a huge reputation cost to BiblePay. Totally not worth it.
I was trying to infer that the web site is in our repo and has been there; sorry to come across negatively.
TheSnat said 5 users were cheating and they were all GRC based so thats why we put the poll in, and the poll ended up pointing to adding the spork back in to require team bbp. I just added it a couple hours ago, so it should take a full 24 hours for the sancs to start voting down the people with missing PODC updates.
But Im not sure I would be so flexible on the issue - cheating carries a lot of weight, it shouldnt have been done, so there are ramifications, and we were very patient in responding to the issue in a slow way (for example I waited 3 extra days to take a look at the entire situation).
If I can offer a suggestion. If this coin is ever going to become mainstream, people need to know about major updates/changes without spending massive amounts of time reading bitcointalk and other forums. The client lets us know when its out of date. Would it be possible to also notify us when something major changes i.e. changes to team requirements? As far as I can tell this change is communicated nowhere except on a few pages of posts here.
January 27, 2019, 11:51:45 PM
No, I dont - thats why I asked. A screenshot does not tell me what the original value is - it tells me what was on the screen in the first shot.....
Please start behaving in a more respectful way.
Please start behaving in a more respectful way.
I don't have a theme selected. Just for thoroughness, I tried no theme selected, BiblePay, or Dark. It doesn't matter... F5 (refresh) brings up a blank background.
I also ordered $15 subway gift card for 46,750 BBP. Let's see how that goes.
I wouldn't mind if $25 Amazon gift card eDelivery is made an option.
January 27, 2019, 03:53:30 PM
BIBLEPAY, Q1 2019 - QUARTERLY UPDATE - SEE HERE:
https://wiki.biblepay.org/Roadmap_Detailed
(Our standard roadmap has also been updated with POG: https://wiki.biblepay.org/Roadmap)
DEVS: I want to thank you for your hard work, and thank you for your perseverance.
https://wiki.biblepay.org/Roadmap_Detailed
(Our standard roadmap has also been updated with POG: https://wiki.biblepay.org/Roadmap)
DEVS: I want to thank you for your hard work, and thank you for your perseverance.
January 27, 2019, 03:36:06 PM
Hey Rob, I just relayed the message, Ill report back
Exciting that we have another mandatory! I know you have been working hard on it!
Exciting that we have another mandatory! I know you have been working hard on it!
January 27, 2019, 01:54:56 PM
Togo, I know you posted about CryptoBridge changing policy soon to allow us to upgrade.
Will someone please reach out to CryptoBridge and ask them if they will upgrade to 1185?
We just notified exchanges of our next mandatory upgrade at block 100,001.
Dear All,
We have a mandatory upgrade coming at block 100,001. (This is approx. 10.5 days away).
https://github.com/biblepay/biblepay/releases/tag/1.1.8.5
Will you please ensure our crypto-wallet trading platform is placed into maintenance before block 100,000 or upgraded. It is OK to upgrade now.
Thank you and best wishes for a prosperous and God filled 2019.
Rob Andrews
Founder
BiblePay
I will notify everyone here of our release once 1.1.8.5 is ready to download.
Will someone please reach out to CryptoBridge and ask them if they will upgrade to 1185?
We just notified exchanges of our next mandatory upgrade at block 100,001.
Dear All,
We have a mandatory upgrade coming at block 100,001. (This is approx. 10.5 days away).
https://github.com/biblepay/biblepay/releases/tag/1.1.8.5
Will you please ensure our crypto-wallet trading platform is placed into maintenance before block 100,000 or upgraded. It is OK to upgrade now.
Thank you and best wishes for a prosperous and God filled 2019.
Rob Andrews
Founder
BiblePay
I will notify everyone here of our release once 1.1.8.5 is ready to download.
January 27, 2019, 12:57:43 PM
For those having trouble with their browsers not displaying correctly, try the procedure below, and see if that fixes it.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Bypass_your_cache
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Bypass_your_cache
January 27, 2019, 10:54:24 AM
chrome Verzia 71.0.3578.98 is OK with refrehsing F5
but ROB, when you allow withdrawing from pool more like 1000 bbp......thanks
but ROB, when you allow withdrawing from pool more like 1000 bbp......thanks
What is your pool handle? I can only give it to certain people that I trust.
I don't mind looking into f5, Its hard to reproduce when it doesn't happen on any of my 9 computers.
I tried it on more places, more pc's, more IP's, more internet providers, more browsers, everywhere is the same result. Regarding the connection speed maybe its strange to imagine but even in Slovakia we have fibre optic connection :-)
Not sure if it's relevant, but I notice the pool pages use a lot of javascript. When I disable javascript in the browser (which I usually do), all the pages becomes blank. They still have the styles, just the content is missing.
Right- this is why I was laughing pages back when someone was saying the pool used 90s technology. Once the web moved to insitu pages (IE like facebook and google maps and google ad campaigns etc) these sites require javascript (being modern). They enable you to do things on the page without pushing Back or f5.
In the pool, its designed for you to do everything without navigating away from any page.
So these sites do require javascript in order to function.
Ill see if I can put in a message in the body explaining that Javascript has been disabled therefore the site is non-functional.
Most of users are using browsers with default settings. Ordinery user will not check in browser settings if javascripts are allowed or not. They will simply close the website, i saw it more times.
Web is definetly 90ties. Every web designer tell you dont use frames. Rule nb. one.
No, they wont, I had a web company, and I can assure you the people with javascript off will see the message and either turn it on or post a complaint that they cant use the site.
Most people arent morons like you think they are.
In the mean time you can admit your problem was cross border cloudflare activities into Slovakia and you like to waste our time hunting down things while you sit back in the recliner.
In France have problems with your page as well. Probably the half of the World should adjust their browsers and ask you how to set up to see that beautifull page. Wake up. Or is neccessary to see more screens from more countries??
https://paste.pics/ba892b96378158b172640d26a688044a
https://paste.pics/8709eba0bb3822a4b2863de99e21786d
https://paste.pics/1e49e58a85964575490a3306afd5dc64
If you have an issue with BiblePayPool, please put a ticket in the github (for BiblePayPool codebase) and answer all of the questions I asked 2 pages back.
January 27, 2019, 01:39:57 AM
Hi!
Please provide full formula for WCG reward payment.
And for magnitude calculation.
Please provide full formula for WCG reward payment.
And for magnitude calculation.
Rosetta RAC multiplier is 1.0. WCG multiplier is 1.5x. If your WCG RAC is 10,000 then you will credited with 15,000 RAC for BiblePay PoDC calculation.
Magnitude is just your your RAC / team RAC * .1
If your magnitude is 10.0, then your RAC is 1% of total team RAC.
January 27, 2019, 01:15:40 AM
Hi!
Please provide full formula for WCG reward payment.
And for magnitude calculation.
Please provide full formula for WCG reward payment.
And for magnitude calculation.
January 27, 2019, 12:22:12 AM
chrome Verzia 71.0.3578.98 is OK with refrehsing F5
but ROB, when you allow withdrawing from pool more like 1000 bbp......thanks
but ROB, when you allow withdrawing from pool more like 1000 bbp......thanks
What is your pool handle? I can only give it to certain people that I trust.
I don't mind looking into f5, Its hard to reproduce when it doesn't happen on any of my 9 computers.
I tried it on more places, more pc's, more IP's, more internet providers, more browsers, everywhere is the same result. Regarding the connection speed maybe its strange to imagine but even in Slovakia we have fibre optic connection :-)
Not sure if it's relevant, but I notice the pool pages use a lot of javascript. When I disable javascript in the browser (which I usually do), all the pages becomes blank. They still have the styles, just the content is missing.
Right- this is why I was laughing pages back when someone was saying the pool used 90s technology. Once the web moved to insitu pages (IE like facebook and google maps and google ad campaigns etc) these sites require javascript (being modern). They enable you to do things on the page without pushing Back or f5.
In the pool, its designed for you to do everything without navigating away from any page.
So these sites do require javascript in order to function.
Ill see if I can put in a message in the body explaining that Javascript has been disabled therefore the site is non-functional.
Most of users are using browsers with default settings. Ordinery user will not check in browser settings if javascripts are allowed or not. They will simply close the website, i saw it more times.
Web is definetly 90ties. Every web designer tell you dont use frames. Rule nb. one.
No, they wont, I had a web company, and I can assure you the people with javascript off will see the message and either turn it on or post a complaint that they cant use the site.
Most people arent morons like you think they are.
In the mean time you can admit your problem was cross border cloudflare activities into Slovakia and you like to waste our time hunting down things while you sit back in the recliner.
In France have problems with your page as well. Probably the half of the World should adjust their browsers and ask you how to set up to see that beautifull page. Wake up. Or is neccessary to see more screens from more countries??
https://paste.pics/ba892b96378158b172640d26a688044a
https://paste.pics/8709eba0bb3822a4b2863de99e21786d
https://paste.pics/1e49e58a85964575490a3306afd5dc64
January 26, 2019, 07:27:34 PM
chrome Verzia 71.0.3578.98 is OK with refrehsing F5
but ROB, when you allow withdrawing from pool more like 1000 bbp......thanks
but ROB, when you allow withdrawing from pool more like 1000 bbp......thanks
What is your pool handle? I can only give it to certain people that I trust.
I don't mind looking into f5, Its hard to reproduce when it doesn't happen on any of my 9 computers.
Ok, increased to 7K my friend.
January 26, 2019, 03:38:47 PM
chrome Verzia 71.0.3578.98 is OK with refrehsing F5
but ROB, when you allow withdrawing from pool more like 1000 bbp......thanks
but ROB, when you allow withdrawing from pool more like 1000 bbp......thanks
What is your pool handle? I can only give it to certain people that I trust.
I don't mind looking into f5, Its hard to reproduce when it doesn't happen on any of my 9 computers.
January 26, 2019, 01:59:18 PM
chrome Verzia 71.0.3578.98 is OK with refrehsing F5
but ROB, when you allow withdrawing from pool more like 1000 bbp......thanks
but ROB, when you allow withdrawing from pool more like 1000 bbp......thanks
What is your pool handle? I can only give it to certain people that I trust.
I don't mind looking into f5, Its hard to reproduce when it doesn't happen on any of my 9 computers.
I tried it on more places, more pc's, more IP's, more internet providers, more browsers, everywhere is the same result. Regarding the connection speed maybe its strange to imagine but even in Slovakia we have fibre optic connection :-)
Not sure if it's relevant, but I notice the pool pages use a lot of javascript. When I disable javascript in the browser (which I usually do), all the pages becomes blank. They still have the styles, just the content is missing.
Right- this is why I was laughing pages back when someone was saying the pool used 90s technology. Once the web moved to insitu pages (IE like facebook and google maps and google ad campaigns etc) these sites require javascript (being modern). They enable you to do things on the page without pushing Back or f5.
In the pool, its designed for you to do everything without navigating away from any page.
So these sites do require javascript in order to function.
Ill see if I can put in a message in the body explaining that Javascript has been disabled therefore the site is non-functional.
Most of users are using browsers with default settings. Ordinery user will not check in browser settings if javascripts are allowed or not. They will simply close the website, i saw it more times.
Web is definetly 90ties. Every web designer tell you dont use frames. Rule nb. one.
No, they wont, I had a web company, and I can assure you the people with javascript off will see the message and either turn it on or post a complaint that they cant use the site.
Most people arent morons like you think they are.
In the mean time you can admit your problem was cross border cloudflare activities into Slovakia and you like to waste our time hunting down things while you sit back in the recliner.
January 26, 2019, 01:57:42 PM
Your definition of laughing is funny.
I sent screenshots. Don't you know theme by that picture?
What is your pool handle? I can only give it to certain people that I trust.
I don't mind looking into f5, Its hard to reproduce when it doesn't happen on any of my 9 computers.
I tried it on more places, more pc's, more IP's, more internet providers, more browsers, everywhere is the same result. Regarding the connection speed maybe its strange to imagine but even in Slovakia we have fibre optic connection :-)
Not sure if it's relevant, but I notice the pool pages use a lot of javascript. When I disable javascript in the browser (which I usually do), all the pages becomes blank. They still have the styles, just the content is missing.
Right- this is why I was laughing pages back when someone was saying the pool used 90s technology. Once the web moved to insitu pages (IE like facebook and google maps and google ad campaigns etc) these sites require javascript (being modern). They enable you to do things on the page without pushing Back or f5.
In the pool, its designed for you to do everything without navigating away from any page.
So these sites do require javascript in order to function.
Ill see if I can put in a message in the body explaining that Javascript has been disabled therefore the site is non-functional.
I sent screenshots. Don't you know theme by that picture?
chrome Verzia 71.0.3578.98 is OK with refrehsing F5
but ROB, when you allow withdrawing from pool more like 1000 bbp......thanks
but ROB, when you allow withdrawing from pool more like 1000 bbp......thanks
What is your pool handle? I can only give it to certain people that I trust.
I don't mind looking into f5, Its hard to reproduce when it doesn't happen on any of my 9 computers.
I tried it on more places, more pc's, more IP's, more internet providers, more browsers, everywhere is the same result. Regarding the connection speed maybe its strange to imagine but even in Slovakia we have fibre optic connection :-)
Not sure if it's relevant, but I notice the pool pages use a lot of javascript. When I disable javascript in the browser (which I usually do), all the pages becomes blank. They still have the styles, just the content is missing.
Right- this is why I was laughing pages back when someone was saying the pool used 90s technology. Once the web moved to insitu pages (IE like facebook and google maps and google ad campaigns etc) these sites require javascript (being modern). They enable you to do things on the page without pushing Back or f5.
In the pool, its designed for you to do everything without navigating away from any page.
So these sites do require javascript in order to function.
Ill see if I can put in a message in the body explaining that Javascript has been disabled therefore the site is non-functional.
No, I dont - thats why I asked. A screenshot does not tell me what the original value is - it tells me what was on the screen in the first shot.....
Please start behaving in a more respectful way.
January 26, 2019, 01:55:52 PM
chrome Verzia 71.0.3578.98 is OK with refrehsing F5
but ROB, when you allow withdrawing from pool more like 1000 bbp......thanks
but ROB, when you allow withdrawing from pool more like 1000 bbp......thanks
What is your pool handle? I can only give it to certain people that I trust.
I don't mind looking into f5, Its hard to reproduce when it doesn't happen on any of my 9 computers.
I tried it on more places, more pc's, more IP's, more internet providers, more browsers, everywhere is the same result. Regarding the connection speed maybe its strange to imagine but even in Slovakia we have fibre optic connection :-)
Not sure if it's relevant, but I notice the pool pages use a lot of javascript. When I disable javascript in the browser (which I usually do), all the pages becomes blank. They still have the styles, just the content is missing.
Right- this is why I was laughing pages back when someone was saying the pool used 90s technology. Once the web moved to insitu pages (IE like facebook and google maps and google ad campaigns etc) these sites require javascript (being modern). They enable you to do things on the page without pushing Back or f5.
In the pool, its designed for you to do everything without navigating away from any page.
So these sites do require javascript in order to function.
Ill see if I can put in a message in the body explaining that Javascript has been disabled therefore the site is non-functional.
Most of users are using browsers with default settings. Ordinery user will not check in browser settings if javascripts are allowed or not. They will simply close the website, i saw it more times.
Web is definetly 90ties. Every web designer tell you dont use frames. Rule nb. one.
Its not 90s, my disrespectful unruly friend. And we don't use frames in the application. If you see a frame, I can explain why, but you didnt answer the question about the frame or post any frame html here.
January 26, 2019, 01:28:48 PM
chrome Verzia 71.0.3578.98 is OK with refrehsing F5
but ROB, when you allow withdrawing from pool more like 1000 bbp......thanks
but ROB, when you allow withdrawing from pool more like 1000 bbp......thanks
What is your pool handle? I can only give it to certain people that I trust.
I don't mind looking into f5, Its hard to reproduce when it doesn't happen on any of my 9 computers.
I tried it on more places, more pc's, more IP's, more internet providers, more browsers, everywhere is the same result. Regarding the connection speed maybe its strange to imagine but even in Slovakia we have fibre optic connection :-)
Not sure if it's relevant, but I notice the pool pages use a lot of javascript. When I disable javascript in the browser (which I usually do), all the pages becomes blank. They still have the styles, just the content is missing.
Right- this is why I was laughing pages back when someone was saying the pool used 90s technology. Once the web moved to insitu pages (IE like facebook and google maps and google ad campaigns etc) these sites require javascript (being modern). They enable you to do things on the page without pushing Back or f5.
In the pool, its designed for you to do everything without navigating away from any page.
So these sites do require javascript in order to function.
Ill see if I can put in a message in the body explaining that Javascript has been disabled therefore the site is non-functional.
Most of users are using browsers with default settings. Ordinery user will not check in browser settings if javascripts are allowed or not. They will simply close the website, i saw it more times.
Web is definetly 90ties. Every web designer tell you dont use frames. Rule nb. one.
January 26, 2019, 01:17:06 PM
Your definition of laughing is funny.
I sent screenshots. Don't you know theme by that picture?
What is your pool handle? I can only give it to certain people that I trust.
I don't mind looking into f5, Its hard to reproduce when it doesn't happen on any of my 9 computers.
I tried it on more places, more pc's, more IP's, more internet providers, more browsers, everywhere is the same result. Regarding the connection speed maybe its strange to imagine but even in Slovakia we have fibre optic connection :-)
Not sure if it's relevant, but I notice the pool pages use a lot of javascript. When I disable javascript in the browser (which I usually do), all the pages becomes blank. They still have the styles, just the content is missing.
Right- this is why I was laughing pages back when someone was saying the pool used 90s technology. Once the web moved to insitu pages (IE like facebook and google maps and google ad campaigns etc) these sites require javascript (being modern). They enable you to do things on the page without pushing Back or f5.
In the pool, its designed for you to do everything without navigating away from any page.
So these sites do require javascript in order to function.
Ill see if I can put in a message in the body explaining that Javascript has been disabled therefore the site is non-functional.
I sent screenshots. Don't you know theme by that picture?
chrome Verzia 71.0.3578.98 is OK with refrehsing F5
but ROB, when you allow withdrawing from pool more like 1000 bbp......thanks
but ROB, when you allow withdrawing from pool more like 1000 bbp......thanks
What is your pool handle? I can only give it to certain people that I trust.
I don't mind looking into f5, Its hard to reproduce when it doesn't happen on any of my 9 computers.
I tried it on more places, more pc's, more IP's, more internet providers, more browsers, everywhere is the same result. Regarding the connection speed maybe its strange to imagine but even in Slovakia we have fibre optic connection :-)
Not sure if it's relevant, but I notice the pool pages use a lot of javascript. When I disable javascript in the browser (which I usually do), all the pages becomes blank. They still have the styles, just the content is missing.
Right- this is why I was laughing pages back when someone was saying the pool used 90s technology. Once the web moved to insitu pages (IE like facebook and google maps and google ad campaigns etc) these sites require javascript (being modern). They enable you to do things on the page without pushing Back or f5.
In the pool, its designed for you to do everything without navigating away from any page.
So these sites do require javascript in order to function.
Ill see if I can put in a message in the body explaining that Javascript has been disabled therefore the site is non-functional.
January 26, 2019, 12:56:47 PM
chrome Verzia 71.0.3578.98 is OK with refrehsing F5
but ROB, when you allow withdrawing from pool more like 1000 bbp......thanks
but ROB, when you allow withdrawing from pool more like 1000 bbp......thanks
What is your pool handle? I can only give it to certain people that I trust.
I don't mind looking into f5, Its hard to reproduce when it doesn't happen on any of my 9 computers.
I tried it on more places, more pc's, more IP's, more internet providers, more browsers, everywhere is the same result. Regarding the connection speed maybe its strange to imagine but even in Slovakia we have fibre optic connection :-)
Not sure if it's relevant, but I notice the pool pages use a lot of javascript. When I disable javascript in the browser (which I usually do), all the pages becomes blank. They still have the styles, just the content is missing.
Ok - I added a nice message for non-javascript users
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