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Quote from: Unthinkingbit on October 14, 2012, 01:22:33 PM

Quote from: SRoulette on October 14, 2012, 04:45:55 AM

A bounty would not be required if you wanted Clone Dice in the future, a quick message is all it takes

We appreciate the concerns people have regarding the blockchain strain, we ourselves recommend multibit for our bitcoin gamblers thanks to its quick sync and use of the bitcoin URI scheme.

Thanks for listening. As far as the bounty is concerned, with devcoin, that's automatic

Could you not make possibly one of the most significant bounties to the current cryptocoin ecosystem to help deal with this? And that is a bounty for say one of the following scenarios:

1) Implementation and tested patch to dvc which upgrades the system to a full ledger system complete with empty address pruning etc.
2) Hybrid Implementation where 1 or more ledger check points are auto-generated periodically which allow the pruning of the block chain older than the last maintained ledger check point (kind of like a dynamic genesis block of sorts) and all "current" transactions/blocks are processed as normal until they have sufficiently aged and rolled up into the ledger checkpoint system.
3) Some other well discussed/planned and approved idea that meets the same purpose and requirements.

A couple additional requirements to consider - dvc should still be merge minable, existing functionality shall not be adversely altered, should come with clear instruction so that any other btc based crypto can benefit as well.. notably btc...

Just a thought...?

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Quote from: SRoulette on October 14, 2012, 04:45:55 AM

A bounty would not be required if you wanted Clone Dice in the future, a quick message is all it takes

We appreciate the concerns people have regarding the blockchain strain, we ourselves recommend multibit for our bitcoin gamblers thanks to its quick sync and use of the bitcoin URI scheme.

Thanks for listening. As far as the bounty is concerned, with devcoin, that's automatic

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Quote from: Unthinkingbit on October 14, 2012, 04:09:48 AM

Quote from: SRoulette on October 14, 2012, 02:44:22 AM

Greeting devcoin fans and developers.

Is any here any interest in us supporting this altcoin on our site ?
We currently support BTC and LTC, PPC is in beta testing.

Each altcoin added has revealed areas in our engine that need improvements so we are finding that its good for our development

Thanks for the interest, but I'm concerned about blockchain bloat:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=86679.0;all

Also, to stop transaction spam, devcoin has a minimum transaction fee. I do like the concept of a quick lottery, it's just that until the blockchain bloat problem is solved, the problem outweighs the benefits. Sorry, but until the blockchain bloat problem is solved I prefer that Clone Dice, or any other kind of transaction intensive application, not come onto devcoin.

You might consider making a lottery site where an account is made, people can buy as many lottery tickets as they like, and the draws are made according to the next bitcoin block. Since a block chain transaction would be made only when people deposit or withdraw money, or a winner is found, there would be much less blockchain bloat.

If the lottery site technique is used, or if bitcoin ever implements blockchain pruning, I would like to see Clone Dice on devcoin, and at that time it would get a bounty.

Unfortunately the account system is not in our current scope, we see holding onto funds in that manner as an increased liability and we prefer our client always having their balance in their own hands.
So by our preference as a company account systems are unsuitable and we feel they detract from the rush of gaming.

A bounty would not be required if you wanted Clone Dice in the future, a quick message is all it takes

We appreciate the concerns people have regarding the blockchain strain, we ourselves recommend multibit for our bitcoin gamblers thanks to its quick sync and use of the bitcoin URI scheme.

Multi Bet and sendmany are 2 things we (I mean code monkey) are currently working on which should reduce the load we create on the network by 30-45%

Thanks for the feedback.
We will continue to monitor the general response and feel of the devcoin community before we move ahead with game support.

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Quote from: SRoulette on October 14, 2012, 02:44:22 AM

Greeting devcoin fans and developers.

Is any here any interest in us supporting this altcoin on our site ?
We currently support BTC and LTC, PPC is in beta testing.

Each altcoin added has revealed areas in our engine that need improvements so we are finding that its good for our development

Thanks for the interest, but I'm concerned about blockchain bloat:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=86679.0;all

Also, to stop transaction spam, devcoin has a minimum transaction fee. I do like the concept of a quick lottery, it's just that until the blockchain bloat problem is solved, the problem outweighs the benefits. Sorry, but until the blockchain bloat problem is solved I prefer that Clone Dice, or any other kind of transaction intensive application, not come onto devcoin.

You might consider making a lottery site where an account is made, people can buy as many lottery tickets as they like, and the draws are made according to the next bitcoin block. Since a block chain transaction would be made only when people deposit or withdraw money, or a winner is found, there would be much less blockchain bloat.

If the lottery site technique is used, or if bitcoin ever implements blockchain pruning, I would like to see Clone Dice on devcoin, and at that time it would get a bounty.

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I don't play myself but more things people can do with devcoins seems like a good idea to me.

Also I have no objection to the bounties mentioned a few posts ago.

-MarkM-

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Greeting devcoin fans and developers.

Is any here any interest in us supporting this altcoin on our site ?
We currently support BTC and LTC, PPC is in beta testing.

Each altcoin added has revealed areas in our engine that need improvements so we are finding that its good for our development

Unthinkingbit

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Icoin requested a bounty to be written to promote the development of an Android Devcoin App, similar to BitcoinSpinner:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-bitcoinspinner-52674
https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/BitcoinSpinner

BitcoinSpinner can send and receive bitcoins using QR codes, backup/restore wallet using QR codes, and share your bitcoin address using gmail, twitter and more. The devcoin version would have to do the same with devcoins, and be open source.

I suggest a bounty of six generation shares to the first developer to make this application, and three shares for the second developer.

Also, I've looked at the bitcoin on Raspberry Pi project:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/--93724

and it would be useful to put devcoin on a Raspberry Pi. From what I read, someone skilled with the Raspberry can put bitcoin on it within a day, since this is easier than making an Android App, I suggest a bounty of four shares to the first developer to put devcoin on a Raspberry and describe how they did it, and two shares for the second developer.

Are there any objections to either of these bounties?

Edit: All Raspberry Pi bounties have been awarded, none remain.

Edit: The first devcoin on Android bounty has been awarded, so only the three share Android bounty remains.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.1710454

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Devcoin Bounty (DVB) Voting! Please Vote
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.1268902

DVB is calling its shareholders for the first voting upon a Bounty.

Bounty Vote:
DVB sponsors 9 000 000 DVC for the development of a GPL DVC Android App similar to BitcoinSpinner.

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I was thinking of so the reviewer could write for example don't buy the demo, its way too weak, get the concentrate. Or contrariwise oh wow even the unconcentrated works great, unless you have heavy duty needs it will likely be as strong as your household needs.

Concentrate aswell as the 10% solution are highly active, basicaly you should be able to dilute the concentrate up to 1:100 and still observe an antibacterial effect. With the 250ml concenrate you have simply more options then with the 10% solution but both are useable.

But plase be aware this not about selling concentrate in first place, but about an GPL ECA Reactor, so everyone would become able to produce the solution for themself. By now we only deal with EAW. But there is ECW aswell, in Japan allso known als Kangen Water.

http://vimeo.com/35849956
Please be aware that Kangen Water is produced in a different Reactor. The ECA Reactor does not incorporate platinum. But the process is diaphragmalysis. Kangen Water is ECW similar.

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I was thinking of so the reviewer could write for example don't buy the demo, its way too weak, get the concentrate. Or contrariwise oh wow even the unconcentrated works great, unless you have heavy duty needs it will likely be as strong as your household needs.

But since they can presumably dilute the concentrate down to the level of the demo stuff anyway I guess it is kind of moot.

-MarkM-

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Generous but could be construed as concealing how weak a 10% solution is or some such interpretation. Possibly sending demo solution and concentrate could enable a more complete/accurate comparison/experience: not only the demo solution, not only the concentrate, but also just dow different the demo solution is from the concentrate?

It dont need to be construed, it can be measured.

It is good to have a ph and redox meter.

The concentrate is 250ml EAW, you add 2250ml not diaphragmalized water to the concentrate and get 2500ml 10% solution

For a good visual interpretation i suggest to do the ink test:

two cups, one filled with ordinary tap water, the other one with EAW.
Give both cups two or three drops of ink mix both with a spoon and observe

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Quote from: Icoin on October 09, 2012, 12:07:17 PM

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The first person who buys Icoin's 250ml EAW demo bottle (10% of the concentrate), with devcoins, or anything else from ECA and posts a description of their experience at least 10 words long, along with a devcoin address, in this thread will get 2/5 of a generation share. The second person who does will get 1/5 of a generation share.

i can confirm the first oder was made by jasinlee. To support a bether description, DVB sponsors for this two ppl concentrate instead of the 10% solution

Generous but could be construed as concealing how weak a 10% solution is or some such interpretation. Possibly sending demo solution and concentrate could enable a more complete/accurate comparison/experience: not only the demo solution, not only the concentrate, but also just dow different the demo solution is from the concentrate?

(This is intended to be constructive suggestion, internetz might fail to correctly convey "tone" of post.)

-MarkM-

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The round 16 receiver files have been uploaded to:
http://galaxies.mygamesonline.org/receiver_16.csv
https://raw.github.com/Unthinkingbit/charity/master/receiver_16.csv
http://devcoinblockexplorer.info/receiver/receiver_16.csv

The account file is at:
https://github.com/Unthinkingbit/charity/blob/master/account_16.csv

People on that list will start getting those coins in round 16, starting at block 64,000. The procedure for generating the receiver files is at:
http://www.devtome.org/wiki/index.php?title=Devcoin#Generating_the_Files

The next bounties will go into round 17.

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Quote from: jasinlee on October 09, 2012, 01:52:31 PM

I did place the order, will be waiting on delivery now.

For selling EAW water in devcoins:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.1207844
which can be bought by sending a request to [email protected]

ECA Project becomes the sixth devcoin non mining business. For which Icoin gets 4 shares from the expanded business bounty:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.1220943

The 4 shares will be sent out in in the next round, round 17.

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Its as easy as 0, 1, 1, 2, 3

I did place the order, will be waiting on delivery now.

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Quote from: Icoin on October 09, 2012, 12:07:17 PM

i can confirm the first oder was made by jasinlee. To support a bether description, DVB sponsors for this two ppl concentrate instead of the 10% solution

Once I get confirmation from Jasinlee, you'll be awarded a devcoin business bounty. Since some of the receiver files for round 16 have already been posted, the bounty would be sent in round 17.

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The first person who buys Icoin's 250ml EAW demo bottle (10% of the concentrate), with devcoins, or anything else from ECA and posts a description of their experience at least 10 words long, along with a devcoin address, in this thread will get 2/5 of a generation share. The second person who does will get 1/5 of a generation share.

i can confirm the first oder was made by jasinlee. To support a bether description, DVB sponsors for this two ppl concentrate instead of the 10% solution

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The first person who buys Icoin's 250ml EAW demo bottle (10% of the concentrate), with devcoins, or anything else from ECA and posts a description of their experience at least 10 words long, along with a devcoin address, in this thread will get 2/5 of a generation share. The second person who does will get 1/5 of a generation share.

To buy the water, the request should be sent to [email protected].
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.1207844

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There has not been sufficient progress at rejevepedia:
www.rejuvepedia.org/

or at in-utero:
http://www.in-utero.org/

to stay on the devcoinshare list. Also, at this time both sites are down. So Caston has been dropped from the devcoinshare list until work on either of those projects restarts.

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The round 16 devtome word earnings are pasted below and at:
https://raw.github.com/Unthinkingbit/charity/master/devtome_bounty_16.csv

121Pb2BBrU7C61vBdWCKVuFFmaEZr6xFAX-Knotwork,2-Word Count(http://devtome.org/wiki/index.php?title=User:Knotwork&action=edit)
17vec4jQGCzMEsTnivizHPaowE715tu2CB-Unthinkingbit,6-Word Count(http://devtome.org/wiki/index.php?title=User:Unthinkingbit&action=edit)

They are generated by tomecount.py:
https://raw.github.com/Unthinkingbit/charity/master/tomecount.py

The word counts for each writer are at:
https://raw.github.com/Unthinkingbit/charity/master/tomecount.csv

The word earnings were generated on 2012-10-08, and the total word counts follow below.

Collated Word Count: 53,721
Collated Weighted Word Count: 16,116
Images: 8
Original Word Count: 101,237
Total Word Count: 154,958
Total Weighted Word Count: 117,433

From statistics:
http://devtome.org/wiki/index.php?title=Special:Statistics

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