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Quote from: johnj on October 20, 2011, 11:23:43 AM

It'll be interesting to see whats inside of it. Or rather, to hear about what others say whats inside of it.

Even more interesting if it sheds light on who are the 'trusted' nodes - I'm genuinely curious as to who is holding the 1m+ 'fake' Solidcoins, and if they can be matched up to forum members. I wouldn't be suprised in the least if the same SC supporters who are so vehement in their support were also given 1m+ coins.

Also, I'm curious as to what the 'public miners' are doing while the 'trust nodes' are finding their block.

1m? You wish it was only 1m.
Try 12m plus 10% wealth transfer mechanism into Real Solid person wallet.

ElectricMucus

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You realize that SHA-3 is a not-released-yet in review process where several algorithms are considered and will not be for at least another year or more? (I don't have the numbers in mind but in this area)

BTCX is pulling your strings it seems Cheesy

tacotime

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Quote from: johnj on October 20, 2011, 12:47:04 PM

How much of the source have you seen, viper?

The hashing algorithm.

Edit: A pre-beta version, but it wasn't all too different from what coinhunter posted in these forums elsewhere.

It is from BCX's claims on here and of his GPU miner. SC2 supporters are claiming SHA-3 hashing algorithms -- if this is true it may be very open to attacks by FPGA/GPU.

johnj

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Quote from: tacotime on October 20, 2011, 11:58:34 AM

Good, I'll have an iterative solution to his recursive algorithm soon after.

Honestly, taco, I want to know where you got this recursive algorithm stuff from. The source I saw and the source Coinhunter posted on these forums has no recursion in the hashing algorithm what-so-ever.... not to say that source wasn't wrapped in something else but you're the only one I see saying this and I'm dying to know where you heard/saw that.

How much of the source have you seen, viper?

tacotime

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Good, I'll have an iterative solution to his recursive algorithm soon after.

johnj

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Quote from: Sannyasi on October 20, 2011, 11:27:02 AM

nice advertising for him. watching this war is entertaining.

Q: what would I do without my forum drama..... A: probably something useful.....

Meh, I don't really think it's 'advertising'. Sure it's 'about' SC, but I doubt anyone is gonna sign up for it after reading how vulnerable the network is.

I mean, if a reporter does a story about a murderer, are they 'advertising' murder? (yes it's an extreme example, no CH is not a murderer)

Sannyasi

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nice advertising for him. watching this war is entertaining.

Q: what would I do without my forum drama..... A: probably something useful.....

johnj

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It'll be interesting to see whats inside of it. Or rather, to hear about what others say whats inside of it.

Even more interesting if it sheds light on who are the 'trusted' nodes - I'm genuinely curious as to who is holding the 1m+ 'fake' Solidcoins, and if they can be matched up to forum members. I wouldn't be suprised in the least if the same SC supporters who are so vehement in their support were also given 1m+ coins.

Also, I'm curious as to what the 'public miners' are doing while the 'trust nodes' are finding their block.

Raoul Duke

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Once more here is coinhunter playing BCX like the puppet he is...

k9quaint

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Quote from: BitcoinEXpress on October 20, 2011, 06:07:49 AM

Coinhunter sent out a tweet stating that he would release Solidcoin version 2.01 with Source Code tomorrow.
http://twitter.com/TheRealSolid

In IRC chats he has emphatically stated he will not release Solidcoin 2.0 due to proprietary reasons. I think everyone knows my opinion of this, so no need in repeating it.

What is yours?

~BCX~

It appears there are proprietary control mechanisms in 2.0 that gave Coinhunter total control over the block chain. We shall see to what extent they are removed in 2.01.

ElectricMucus

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At this point I think it is mainly a drama generating technique. Roll Eyes

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