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Topic: ★★DigiByte|极特币★★[DGB]✔ Core v6.16.5.1 - DigiShield, DigiSpeed, Segwit - page 1401. (Read 3058921 times)

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I found this:

https://www.thunderclap.it/projects/8206-digibyte?locale=en

Is there anyway to do a more updated Thunderclap and attempt to gain much more social reach?

YC


We do not control this Thunderclap account. Does anyone remember who started it off the top of their head?

here's his facebook account

https://www.facebook.com/matthias.forsingdal?fref=ts
hero member
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Merit: 1000
My main ssd is getting full due to various blockchains being saved on it by default. Is there a way to shift blockchains to a different drive with creating a junction point?  Any advice would be most welcome Smiley  (simply saving a qt to a different drive doesn't work btw, the blockchain will still be saved in the user data on the main drive)

If you're using a unix system you can do something like that:

Code:
mv ~/.digibyte /media/external/
ln -s ~/.digibyte /media/external/.digibyte

Replace /media/external with any path to another harddisk. ln -s creates a symlink to that new path.
I believe there is a commandline option to specify where the blockchain is stored.  So a windows user could just create a shortcut and add the argument.

I believe it would go something like:

digibyted.exe -datadir=PATH_TO_DIRECTORY
Nice! Didn't thought on that Smiley
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DGB.Get-By.com Admin
My main ssd is getting full due to various blockchains being saved on it by default. Is there a way to shift blockchains to a different drive with creating a junction point?  Any advice would be most welcome Smiley  (simply saving a qt to a different drive doesn't work btw, the blockchain will still be saved in the user data on the main drive)

If you're using a unix system you can do something like that:

Code:
mv ~/.digibyte /media/external/
ln -s ~/.digibyte /media/external/.digibyte

Replace /media/external with any path to another harddisk. ln -s creates a symlink to that new path.
I believe there is a commandline option to specify where the blockchain is stored.  So a windows user could just create a shortcut and add the argument.

I believe it would go something like:

digibyted.exe -datadir=PATH_TO_DIRECTORY
hero member
Activity: 984
Merit: 1000
My main ssd is getting full due to various blockchains being saved on it by default. Is there a way to shift blockchains to a different drive with creating a junction point?  Any advice would be most welcome Smiley  (simply saving a qt to a different drive doesn't work btw, the blockchain will still be saved in the user data on the main drive)

If you're using a unix system you can do something like that:

Code:
mv ~/.digibyte /media/external/
ln -s ~/.digibyte /media/external/.digibyte

Replace /media/external with any path to another harddisk. ln -s creates a symlink to that new path.
hero member
Activity: 924
Merit: 1000
Jared,
 So we just take the main .exe and copy it over our existing wallet .exe?

YC

Jared,
 For those using the older wallet prior to any updates (the one when Digishield got released), does there need to be an update done to that version? If so, what specific files do we need to overwrite (for the non techies)? Smiley

YC


If anyone would like to help us test out V 2.9.1 before we release it as the main download it you can download the x64 windows version here: http://www.digibyte.co/sites/digibyte.co/files//crypto/digibyte-2.9.1-win64-setup.exe

This fixes the OpenSSL bug.

I’ve updated to 2.9.1  It is in an exe file so just backup your wallet to a safe place & you can run the program, it will automatically update for you. (The backup is just in case btw, you shouldn't need to copy/paste yourself to update)

ver 2.9.1 seems to be working & syncing fine for me btw.
+1 Thanks for the feedback!

Yes, just back up your wallet for safety purposes, then install the exe.

Everyone should update to 2.9.1 because of the OpenSSL problem. We are doing a bit more testing, but should finalize the release later today.
hero member
Activity: 924
Merit: 1000
Is it worth starting a new one?

YC


I found this:

https://www.thunderclap.it/projects/8206-digibyte?locale=en

Is there anyway to do a more updated Thunderclap and attempt to gain much more social reach?

YC


We do not control this Thunderclap account. Does anyone remember who started it off the top of their head?
legendary
Activity: 1062
Merit: 1003
My main ssd is getting full due to various blockchains being saved on it by default. Is there a way to shift blockchains to a different drive with creating a junction point?  Any advice would be most welcome Smiley  (simply saving a qt to a different drive doesn't work btw, the blockchain will still be saved in the user data on the main drive)
legendary
Activity: 1722
Merit: 1051
Official DigiByte Account
legendary
Activity: 1722
Merit: 1051
Official DigiByte Account
Jared,
 For those using the older wallet prior to any updates (the one when Digishield got released), does there need to be an update done to that version? If so, what specific files do we need to overwrite (for the non techies)? Smiley

YC


If anyone would like to help us test out V 2.9.1 before we release it as the main download it you can download the x64 windows version here: http://www.digibyte.co/sites/digibyte.co/files//crypto/digibyte-2.9.1-win64-setup.exe

This fixes the OpenSSL bug.

I’ve updated to 2.9.1  It is in an exe file so just backup your wallet to a safe place & you can run the program, it will automatically update for you. (The backup is just in case btw, you shouldn't need to copy/paste yourself to update)

ver 2.9.1 seems to be working & syncing fine for me btw.
+1 Thanks for the feedback!

Yes, just back up your wallet for safety purposes, then install the exe.

Everyone should update to 2.9.1 because of the OpenSSL problem. We are doing a bit more testing, but should finalize the release later today.
legendary
Activity: 1722
Merit: 1051
Official DigiByte Account
I found this:

https://www.thunderclap.it/projects/8206-digibyte?locale=en

Is there anyway to do a more updated Thunderclap and attempt to gain much more social reach?

YC


We do not control this Thunderclap account. Does anyone remember who started it off the top of their head?
hero member
Activity: 924
Merit: 1000
I found this:

https://www.thunderclap.it/projects/8206-digibyte?locale=en

Is there anyway to do a more updated Thunderclap and attempt to gain much more social reach?

YC
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Cryptonator CEO
sr. member
Activity: 335
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Better rewards
Coins deposited directly in your wallet
DDoS resistant
Up 24h/24h
No registration needed, just a DigiByte address as username
If node is down, you don't lose your DigiByte, your work is saved on network.


JOIN US TO MINE
hero member
Activity: 924
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Any writers here that would be willing to do a white paper on DGB? I would take the initiative but I suck at writing. Smiley

YC
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Appreciate the guidance! I also think it is a wise time for all the long term believers of the coin to look at investing. The price has not moved much even with the volatility of BTC. The more we have invested for the long term sustainability the better. As a side note, I am not being asked to say this, just my opinion.

YC


Jared,
 For those using the older wallet prior to any updates (the one when Digishield got released), does there need to be an update done to that version? If so, what specific files do we need to overwrite (for the non techies)? Smiley

YC


If anyone would like to help us test out V 2.9.1 before we release it as the main download it you can download the x64 windows version here: http://www.digibyte.co/sites/digibyte.co/files//crypto/digibyte-2.9.1-win64-setup.exe

This fixes the OpenSSL bug.

I’ve updated to 2.9.1  It is in an exe file so just backup your wallet to a safe place & you can run the program, it will automatically update for you. (The backup is just in case btw, you shouldn't need to copy/paste yourself to update)

ver 2.9.1 seems to be working & syncing fine for me btw.
legendary
Activity: 1062
Merit: 1003
Jared,
 For those using the older wallet prior to any updates (the one when Digishield got released), does there need to be an update done to that version? If so, what specific files do we need to overwrite (for the non techies)? Smiley

YC


If anyone would like to help us test out V 2.9.1 before we release it as the main download it you can download the x64 windows version here: http://www.digibyte.co/sites/digibyte.co/files//crypto/digibyte-2.9.1-win64-setup.exe

This fixes the OpenSSL bug.

I’ve updated to 2.9.1  It is in an exe file so just backup your wallet to a safe place & you can run the program, it will automatically update for you. (The backup is just in case btw, you shouldn't need to copy/paste yourself to update)

ver 2.9.1 seems to be working & syncing fine for me btw.
hero member
Activity: 924
Merit: 1000
Some really great feedback from DotaBeard on Reddit:

What I think should be done to make DigiByte more accessible (self.Digibyte)

submitted 5 hours ago* by dotabeardhttp://dgbmining.com

Hello everyone,

DigiByte is already a great friendly community that welcomes new members, which is great for new people. But we currently attract people that have some kind of technical background, not the general public. We need to change this.

DigiByte's goal from the start on was to make a currency for the people. But the majority of the people are not very tech-savvy. Here is what I think we should do to make DigiByte more relevant to them.

    Make it clear that there are advantages over traditional banks. Why else would you put your money in something that's new?

    Make it easier to use. One of the things we could be doing here is make the wallet update automatically or with great ease. As some of you may note this will create a single point of failure, but the majority of people simply aren't tech-savvy. And wouldn't know how to do it otherwise. An alternative solution is to have very secure sites (similar to banking sites) that have always updated wallets.

    Explain what it's all about. e.g. Why should I trust this new medium? How does it work? How are new DigiBytes made? How safe is it? Are there any fees?

    Have a DigiByte to USD exchange so the coin has some real life value, have ATM's that accept DigiBytes etc. Those ATM's should be placed in cities where they move quickly technology wise, like in New York.

    Live up to it's name as a professional coin. This means a stellar site, with little to no downtime, no dead links and no little mistakes. (The windows circle still bothers me, and I have pointed it out on multiple occasions)

    More communication from the devs. This point is mainly focused on personal messages and having general announcements on all social media. Instead of talking almost exclusively in the bitcointalk thread.

    Release a white paper with all information about the coin. Laying out future plans, current/planned algorithms etc.

    I'm still not sure about the looks of Digi-Man and if we even need a mascot. It just seems childish to me.

Have any more suggestions? Then please let me know in the comment section!

Closing note: I have been with DigiByte ~2 weeks from the start and firmly believe that this coin has a future. We have taken some good steps like DigiShield, but we still have a long way to go.

EDIT: Glad to see that there are currently no dead links on the site anymore, atleast on the front page that is.

There are still some here: http://digibyte.co/about-digibyte
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Really sweet thought! In fact Kickstarter could be a great site for us to get ideas on merchants / future partners we want to work with. Find some high octane projects and let's brainstorm on how DGB can help.

YC

So here's a question. Do we know any games that are looking to get funding? I can't authorize this, but maybe the dev and team are open to pitching a few DGB to help get that process rolling. With that we can then be part of a game and the payments to purchase within the interface could be done with DGB. Just some wild thoughts here. Gaming is a huge way for us to gain additional exposure.

YC

Kickstarter. There's always a couple dozen floating around. There's risk involved, of course, but with a little discretion the pickins' are ripe.
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LTC,
 All awesome ideas! Let's contact the indie developers and start figuring out what type of material we can spread on Youtube. We also need more folks to post on the Reddit channel. It seems a bit quiet there.

YC

Ryven,
 This is actually a fantastic idea. I know Quark has been used for Shaq-Fu's new video game and they will have that crypto as a form of payment. Integrating with Zynga or another large gaming platform is beneficial due to exposure and also the loyalty the gaming community provides. Any contacts there?

YC

Digibyte should also think about claiming a social media network via a tipbot and a good community. I recommend Google Plus. Like someone said earlier, I heard about Digibyte through Dogecoin and Dogecoin because of a random article about it and Facebook integration (or the lack thereof). I then put out a Tweet asking if Dogecoin was real and suddenly I had like 600 of them from random people. I'd never even heard of altcoins up to that point. We're still in the phase as a concept (again, altcoins in general) where 'they' have to come to 'us' to know 'we' exist.

Digibyte has a lot of good tech foundations that unless you care about them (and as a chemist with a crypto hobby I only sort of get what's going on), aren't marketing-worthy.  Selling things with altcoin is putting the cart before the horse. Why not just use fiat? I already have it. The channels are in place. It's reliable. The coin needs a use besides speculation to get it to the point where it's economically viable. Has anyone considered talking to Zynga about making Digibyte the currency of Farmville? Imagine what that would do for the coin. What if you could trade Candy Crush points for it? Integrate it for in-app Plants vs. Zombies purchases? Heck, tie it to a YouTube account and pass it to video producers you like? There's a metric crapton of open space altcoins haven't wandered into yet because everyone's all trying to out-USD Litecoin. Dogecoin stumbled into the answer by mistake. Digibytecoin can do it on purpose.

I could contact a few indie game devs that I have spoken with before to see if they could integrate digibyte in any way

Edit: I could also promote it on my youtube channel. It's growing fast. Maybe when I get above 25,000 Subscribers I will do something involving Digibyte (Sell shirts, stuff like that)
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