Going to release a GUI candidate sometime tomorrow. I got some css for a supposed aero-style look, mind taking a look?
Sure, got my first whole day off in weeks tomorrow. Need to look busy while stealing chocolate Santas off the tree.
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Sure, got my first whole day off in weeks tomorrow. Need to look busy while stealing chocolate Santas off the tree.
BCR now has over 1 BTC backing. Which isn't much, but it's 1 BTC more than anyone else has. 
I think eventually people will realize that this actually is better, meanwhile bidding is getting it dirt cheap.
Not today it wasn't but I was feeling flush.
About Osmium's artwork, I think the OP / Part 2 one would be better with just the graphical border and maybe have the text in that font on a plain background? Gradient / image backgrounds are terrible for legibility - also they make theming next to impossible if it's going to be adopted in-wallet.
Bit busy for my tastes, I like things simple and clear, but I absolutely respect the work.
Good choice BTW IMO moving a lot of the main menu items to tabs elsewhere. Nothing wrong with old school tabs.
Going to release a GUI candidate sometime tomorrow. I got some css for a supposed aero-style look, mind taking a look?
BCR now has over 1 BTC backing. Which isn't much, but it's 1 BTC more than anyone else has.
I think eventually people will realize that this actually is better, meanwhile bidding is getting it dirt cheap.
Not today it wasn't but I was feeling flush.
About Osmium's artwork, I think the OP / Part 2 one would be better with just the graphical border and maybe have the text in that font on a plain background? Gradient / image backgrounds are terrible for legibility - also they make theming next to impossible if it's going to be adopted in-wallet.
Bit busy for my tastes, I like things simple and clear, but I absolutely respect the work.
Good choice BTW IMO moving a lot of the main menu items to tabs elsewhere. Nothing wrong with old school tabs.
BCR now has over 1 BTC backing. Which isn't much, but it's 1 BTC more than anyone else has.
I think eventually people will realize that this actually is better, meanwhile bidding is getting it dirt cheap.
BCR now has over 1 BTC backing. Which isn't much, but it's 1 BTC more than anyone else has.
Part 3
Nice logo +1 
New thread looks good
New thread looks good
Thoughts anyone/
Lots of surprises and fixes to old problems coming with the next update....we are already working towards ver 0.30.20.x
Miners:- highly recommended that you use an external miner, i am working on the internal miner issue, just swamped is all.
Everyone with 50K+ BCR :- you'd be doing yourself a favour by setting up a BN and letting it accumulate time and money as well as increase it's "solved block" count. All this adds up nicely to your overall trust rating and unlocks a whole new world of features as well as giving you better access to loans, insurance and investment opportunities.
Let's all have our say about the graphics and make a decision. This will also affect our image as a whole so it's a priority.
Bids:- Starting maybe tonite we will begin testing the new 24h period, backed by a vps running a script that clears bids @ 00:00 GMT
Miners:- highly recommended that you use an external miner, i am working on the internal miner issue, just swamped is all.
Everyone with 50K+ BCR :- you'd be doing yourself a favour by setting up a BN and letting it accumulate time and money as well as increase it's "solved block" count. All this adds up nicely to your overall trust rating and unlocks a whole new world of features as well as giving you better access to loans, insurance and investment opportunities.
Let's all have our say about the graphics and make a decision. This will also affect our image as a whole so it's a priority.
Bids:- Starting maybe tonite we will begin testing the new 24h period, backed by a vps running a script that clears bids @ 00:00 GMT
What is the easiest way to mine using a windows PC?
1.) Own 50,000BCR2.) Put 50,000 in an address you control
3.) Run and sync your wallet. make sure it matches https://chainz.cryptoid.info/bcr/#
4.) Create a text document inside your data directory and rename it to miningkeys.dat inside this document place the address you own containing 50,000BCR
5.) In your wallet go to debug console and type "setgenerate true 1"
note:
you can change the 1 to any number of cores youd like to use to mine. the diff on this coin is extremely low so it doesnt take much to mine a block
also note:
once you solve a block the miner will turn off. the address is inelegible as collateral to mine against for the next 40 blocks. Once the 40 blocks have passed type "setgenerate false" before inputting "setgenerate true 1" again
Thanks for the clear instructions. I hope this isn't the only way to mine BCR however, since it seems to require a lot of manual intervention.
If you have to change "setgenerate" after 40 blocks since your miner finds a block every time, who is going to sit there and watch their miner every minute of every day? I suppose you could automate the process with some system scripts, but not everyone is going to know how to do that.
Anyway I finally have my basenodes updated, reconfigured, and synched up with Chainz, woohoo
What is the easiest way to mine using a windows PC?
1.) Own 50,000BCR2.) Put 50,000 in an address you control
3.) Run and sync your wallet. make sure it matches https://chainz.cryptoid.info/bcr/#
4.) Create a text document inside your data directory and rename it to miningkeys.dat inside this document place the address you own containing 50,000BCR
5.) In your wallet go to debug console and type "setgenerate true 1"
note:
you can change the 1 to any number of cores youd like to use to mine. the diff on this coin is extremely low so it doesnt take much to mine a block
also note:
once you solve a block the miner will turn off. the address is inelegible as collateral to mine against for the next 40 blocks. Once the 40 blocks have passed type "setgenerate false" before inputting "setgenerate true 1" again
Thanks for the clear instructions. I hope this isn't the only way to mine BCR however, since it seems to require a lot of manual intervention.
If you have to change "setgenerate" after 40 blocks since your miner finds a block every time, who is going to sit there and watch their miner every minute of every day? I suppose you could automate the process with some system scripts, but not everyone is going to know how to do that.
Anyway I finally have my basenodes updated, reconfigured, and synched up with Chainz, woohoo
What is the easiest way to mine using a windows PC?
1.) Own 50,000BCR2.) Put 50,000 in an address you control
3.) Run and sync your wallet. make sure it matches https://chainz.cryptoid.info/bcr/#
4.) Create a text document inside your data directory and rename it to miningkeys.dat inside this document place the address you own containing 50,000BCR
5.) In your wallet go to debug console and type "setgenerate true 1"
note:
you can change the 1 to any number of cores youd like to use to mine. the diff on this coin is extremely low so it doesnt take much to mine a block
also note:
once you solve a block the miner will turn off. the address is inelegible as collateral to mine against for the next 40 blocks. Once the 40 blocks have passed type "setgenerate false" before inputting "setgenerate true 1" again
What is the easiest way to mine using a windows PC?
Part 2
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Not directed at Osmiumcoin dev:
Folks, especially newcomers to the thread theres been a lot of great work getting us to this point which is definitely deserving of your hype and or appreciation. lets stay slightly on topic. we need anyone with a banknode or input of 50,000BCR or mroe to get your wallets synced and start mining the chain has been stalling every 10-20 blocks for day(s) on end. We are waiting on a fix for the windows users who are mining without paying bidders. once the chain is smooth the roadmap includes a ton of stuff. seriously click on everything in the wallet (including the 3 hidden tabs under utilities) and if you cant get it to crash ill let you folks talk about the price til the end of time.
Sad story of most coins, once the pump is over. Luckily BCR never had a pump, its a low lying gem.
I am in favour of the new graphics if we can have them in as many colors as we have themes.
I am in favour of the new graphics if we can have them in as many colors as we have themes.
Yes there was a short pump, lasted like 2 days or something.
We are now at 0.00000181 and I remember we were at 0.00004 or something. So it's x22 lower
For a moment I was wondering if we are going lower than doge... Seriously this coin is like the most undervalued coin in crypto lol.
Big mistake... The next day it was in the range of 3k.
Did not crying, I make a profit.
At least now I have much more than I hope.
It wasn't an artificial pump though... It was the first days of the banknotes working and there was a true demand.
Heh... a little btc injection.
I'm sure there were other players involved, but I'd do it again if 8-bit hadn't rekt me so hard.
BCR at this price is a bargain by anyone's definition.
Hell, just look at the github. A lot of development is taking place, almost every day.
In 2016, only the strongest of coins will survive, and I believe BCR will be one of those.
Could some miners jump in ? We are stuck ...
1 block mined, but check if all is ok, I'm new in it.
Could some miners jump in ? We are stuck ...
Sad story of most coins, once the pump is over. Luckily BCR never had a pump, its a low lying gem.
I am in favour of the new graphics if we can have them in as many colors as we have themes.
I am in favour of the new graphics if we can have them in as many colors as we have themes.
Yes there was a short pump, lasted like 2 days or something.
We are now at 0.00000181 and I remember we were at 0.00004 or something. So it's x22 lower
For a moment I was wondering if we are going lower than doge... Seriously this coin is like the most undervalued coin in crypto lol.
Big mistake... The next day it was in the range of 3k.
Did not crying, I make a profit.
At least now I have much more than I hope.
It wasn't an artificial pump though... It was the first days of the banknotes working and there was a true demand.
Part 2
how come windows users havent said anything about the sqlite thing ? Do you prefer to see the tables or should i shave down the interface?
I wish i can say something
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