Topic: ★★DigiByte|极特币★★[DGB]✔ Core v6.16.5.1 - DigiShield, DigiSpeed, Segwit - page 541. (Read 3058816 times)
February 29, 2016, 09:07:27 AM
ohhhh ma bags are heavyy when is pump
February 29, 2016, 09:00:19 AM
It's the boiler room in action not a single thing you can do until they've collected enough.
February 29, 2016, 05:49:55 AM
Why all the drama in this topic, can't we talk about the conference that's happening in a couple of days? You know, the one where Jared gets to speak? Because, wake up, wake up: this thread is about DGB. You know, the coin? The one with an amazing future ahead of it?
Bunch of negative nancy's. What are you, women?
Welcome to the club, ghostycc!
Bunch of negative nancy's. What are you, women?
Welcome to the club, ghostycc!
February 29, 2016, 05:36:38 AM
Why all the drama in this topic, can't we talk about the conference that's happening in a couple of days? You know, the one where Jared gets to speak? Because, wake up, wake up: this thread is about DGB. You know, the coin? The one with an amazing future ahead of it?
Bunch of negative nancy's. What are you, women?
Welcome to the club, ghostycc!
Bunch of negative nancy's. What are you, women?
Welcome to the club, ghostycc!
Hahaha I know right! Jared do you have any updates RE the conference? How exciting
February 29, 2016, 05:33:00 AM
As far as I'm concerned we've settled this. I'm not going to take out time to go through code I haven't written, in a language I'm not fluent in to answer a question for you, I'm sorry. I won't respond any further so please don't insist.
Sorry? Can you show me where I specifically asked you to do anything? Other than accept my 50,000 DGB donation to your telegraph project?
The question was a general question directed at the people who have the knowledge to respond WITHOUT reading anything given the fact that they WROTE the code.
It's another thing entirely that other people feel the need to step up with comments like everyone should know how to read a little bit of code in the 21st century . . . and then have such little sense of humor when someone so cordially disagrees.
Well, at least you didn't say I wasn't nice.
BTW, Comments on those scamming allegations against Esotericizm? (Talking about someone who is an example of being nice!)
Well you quoted my post that's why I felt like I needed to respond. The allegations against Eso are doctored photoshopped public defamation and fraudulent allegations (which frankly I believe is illegal).
February 29, 2016, 04:59:13 AM
Why all the drama in this topic, can't we talk about the conference that's happening in a couple of days? You know, the one where Jared gets to speak? Because, wake up, wake up: this thread is about DGB. You know, the coin? The one with an amazing future ahead of it?
Bunch of negative nancy's. What are you, women?
Welcome to the club, ghostycc!
Bunch of negative nancy's. What are you, women?
Welcome to the club, ghostycc!
February 29, 2016, 04:04:50 AM
I used to mine alot of Digibytes, however I just found my very first DGB buy order!
I wanted to share it with you guys ^^
Ofc at the time, on Litebite.eu it was x1000 the amount you were buying for DGB, so 1000 was 1,000,000.
What a great deal then, wish we could buy more at this price.
Even BTC price was around -400€ then. Damn these crypto rocks xD
DGB is on a good road, and this community will keep helping alot!
I wanted to share it with you guys ^^
Ofc at the time, on Litebite.eu it was x1000 the amount you were buying for DGB, so 1000 was 1,000,000.
What a great deal then, wish we could buy more at this price.
Even BTC price was around -400€ then. Damn these crypto rocks xD
DGB is on a good road, and this community will keep helping alot!
February 29, 2016, 03:41:38 AM
As far as I'm concerned we've settled this. I'm not going to take out time to go through code I haven't written, in a language I'm not fluent in to answer a question for you, I'm sorry. I won't respond any further so please don't insist.
Sorry? Can you show me where I specifically asked you to do anything? Other than accept my 50,000 DGB donation to your telegraph project?
The question was a general question directed at the people who have the knowledge to respond WITHOUT reading anything given the fact that they WROTE the code.
It's another thing entirely that other people feel the need to step up with comments like everyone should know how to read a little bit of code in the 21st century . . . and then have such little sense of humor when someone so cordially disagrees.
Well, at least you didn't say I wasn't nice.
BTW, Comments on those scamming allegations against Esotericizm? (Talking about someone who is an example of being nice!)
February 28, 2016, 07:45:00 PM
As far as I'm concerned we've settled this. I'm not going to take out time to go through code I haven't written, in a language I'm not fluent in to answer a question for you, I'm sorry. I won't respond any further so please don't insist.
February 28, 2016, 05:24:29 PM
HR as far as I understand it 20% of the blocks are ASIC, 20% are Scrypt, 60% are GPU (I do not know if these are equally distributed).
That's not the issue. The block find distribution is 20/20/20/20/20. About that there is no doubt.
The question is how does MultiShield adjust each algo's diff and as a function of exactly what? We know that before the most recent hardfork, global network hashrate (that is the combined total of the 5 algos) was key, and that all the algos diffs adjusted in response to changes in aggregate hashrate. The question is how much did that change? To what precise degree are the algos currently independent, and to what degree are they still inter-dependent?
I suggest reading the source code. ...with basic coding skills and the source code mentioned (that is freely available to the public), anyone can confirm it.
Forgive me mental, your post was just brought to my attention.
Read the code to find your answer? Are you off your rocker?
Could anyone imagine someone from Ubuntu saying something like that? From Redhat? SUSE? Any of the principal distros?
Could anyone imagine that such important, critical and key information isn't even documented in the first place?
And then, when someone asks, the answers are first to ignore, second to be flippant, third to seriously suggest it's not important, fourth to disqualify and personally attack the person asking . . .
Does that sound normal to everyone?
We, the end users should read the code to answers central questions about how DigiByte works?
Are you serious? (And don't play coy by saying I didn't quote your entire post - the rest was superfluous, and certainly didn't answer the questions.)
Again, is there anyone on the DigiByte team professional enough to start that basic documentation that everyone can understand by putting the following code in layman's terms instead of suggesting we all need to learn to code? (I make that a general question to all, not just to you, since Jared did the same thing, albeit more indirectly and with much more obfuscation.
Code:
//Global retarget
CBigNum bnNew;
bnNew.SetCompact(pindexPrevAlgo->nBits);
bnNew *= nActualTimespan;
bnNew /= nAveragingTargetTimespanV4;
//Per-algo retarget
int nAdjustments = pindexPrevAlgo->nHeight + NUM_ALGOS - 1 - pindexLast->nHeight;
if (nAdjustments > 0)
{
for (int i = 0; i < nAdjustments; i++)
{
bnNew *= 100;
bnNew /= (100 + nLocalTargetAdjustment);
}
}
else if (nAdjustments < 0)//make it easier
{
for (int i = 0; i < -nAdjustments; i++)
{
bnNew *= (100 + nLocalTargetAdjustment);
bnNew /= 100;
}
}
CBigNum bnNew;
bnNew.SetCompact(pindexPrevAlgo->nBits);
bnNew *= nActualTimespan;
bnNew /= nAveragingTargetTimespanV4;
//Per-algo retarget
int nAdjustments = pindexPrevAlgo->nHeight + NUM_ALGOS - 1 - pindexLast->nHeight;
if (nAdjustments > 0)
{
for (int i = 0; i < nAdjustments; i++)
{
bnNew *= 100;
bnNew /= (100 + nLocalTargetAdjustment);
}
}
else if (nAdjustments < 0)//make it easier
{
for (int i = 0; i < -nAdjustments; i++)
{
bnNew *= (100 + nLocalTargetAdjustment);
bnNew /= 100;
}
}
How many people are truly interested in something like this? My guess is there's not that many and our time is best spent elsewhere but if that proves to be wrong I'm sure we could sort something out.
I would just like to add that HR's tone and way of communicating isn't very inviting. Your not really motivating anyone by demanding answers (as none of us work for you etc.) with the way your asking your questions. Maybe if you had been nicer this would've all been answered and resolved ages ago.
P.S. I think in the 21st century everyone should no at least a tiny lil bit of code
Quite honestly, the lack of explanation about how the difficulty retargeting works, in a clear and understandable way that everyone can understand, doesn't give a very good impression, and I don't think anyone would say that repeatedly asking for a yet to be given answer is a reason for not giving it, much less for not being "nicer".
Of course, if someone had said that there still is no answer adequately formulated and that it's being worked on, or something of the sort, then impatient insistence might be a basis for criticism . . .
Thankfully the code is very nicely commented, but I still don't agree that we should insist on ordinary users having to read the code.
In any event, since the most effective way to promote activity on this thread when everything is quiet is to bring the subject up again, not all is lost.
BTW: what's the deal with Esotericizm?
February 28, 2016, 02:49:30 PM
I'm no whale, more of a dolphin and the sell side looks like a nice bait ball to me so it will soon be time to feed! 
February 28, 2016, 01:33:29 PM
Break up/down coming. Get your support out there lets push it up!
February 28, 2016, 12:54:23 PM
Been buying a few mil DGB a week for months don't plan on stopping any time soon!
This is a great coin my son has been earning a lot of digibyte on their gaming portal and I just bought 1000 dgb on yobit and I knew this is a good investment for the future February 28, 2016, 12:36:31 PM
Been buying a few mil DGB a week for months don't plan on stopping any time soon!
February 28, 2016, 12:33:29 PM
Wonder there are a lot of sell order on Yobit,I believe in the longevity of Digibyte so I bought a few Digibyte and looking forward to buy more this is a great coin with a very supportive community,it's an almost community
It feels like its just a group of people or a person doing some trading. They let the price bounce between the high and low (keeping up high enough walls all the time so that they are hard to break). This way they are constantly making coins, it also allows other traders to make some coins also. I have been playing the market the whole time and i have been growing my bag for the whole time. SO anyone who is interested, time to jump in
never know how long it will last. February 28, 2016, 06:06:32 AM
February 28, 2016, 04:25:27 AM
Wonder there are a lot of sell order on Yobit,I believe in the longevity of Digibyte so I bought a few Digibyte and looking forward to buy more this is a great coin with a very supportive community,it's an almost community
February 27, 2016, 11:54:38 AM
Yeah I think that biteb9 exchange is from Craptsy Paul I would strongly advise everyone against using their services.
February 27, 2016, 11:50:22 AM
Going to change the subject here, many of you might be aware of a referendum by the British people this summer with regard to its inclusion in the European Union, Brexit you may have heard it being referred to. One of the arguments being put forward for remaining in is the possible negative effect it could have on Britain and the world’s economy by leaving. Personally I believe in a united Europe and think that should include Britain but what this made me think about is, just what is a healthy economy, what does that really mean?
Looking at our own economy here at DigiByte, what is a good economy and what is a bad one?
At the moment, DigiByte is fairly well distributed between the people that posses it so within our own community everybody has some. There is approximately 6 million new DigiByte being minted every day and its value is relatively low, so some would say the economy does not look that great.
As more and more people find out about and get involved using DigiByte, the coin should become scarcer and the value should increase and we might say the economy is getting better.
Someone could of course just buy up loads of the DigiByte now, to such an extent where they can put their own price on it and we might then say the DigiByte economy is excellent!
So, when someone or a few individuals control most of the DigiByte and the rest of us have a little, that would be a good economy!
When most of us have some DigiByte and nobody has much too much of it, it’s a bad one!
So, does this imply that the little guy has to get screwed to have a good economy?
Looking at our own economy here at DigiByte, what is a good economy and what is a bad one?
At the moment, DigiByte is fairly well distributed between the people that posses it so within our own community everybody has some. There is approximately 6 million new DigiByte being minted every day and its value is relatively low, so some would say the economy does not look that great.
As more and more people find out about and get involved using DigiByte, the coin should become scarcer and the value should increase and we might say the economy is getting better.
Someone could of course just buy up loads of the DigiByte now, to such an extent where they can put their own price on it and we might then say the DigiByte economy is excellent!
So, when someone or a few individuals control most of the DigiByte and the rest of us have a little, that would be a good economy!
When most of us have some DigiByte and nobody has much too much of it, it’s a bad one!
So, does this imply that the little guy has to get screwed to have a good economy?
February 27, 2016, 08:45:56 AM
Due to the lack of regulation and guarantees in this business, everyone is good until they are proven otherwise! In this case the association with Cryptsy and the people behind that failed business is far too strong for my liking so I will not be supporting or encouraging any member of our community to use it for the time being. For all I know, the dgb being sold off this site could have been stolen from some of our community members already.
We would all like to see DigiByte being exchanged and represented in China but not at any cost! However, DigiByte cannot dictate to any exchange, give or remove permission to buy and sell our coin, this is entirely up to the exchange and the people that use it.
I guess it is not entirely impossible that someone in China bought this enterprise as a good to go business before what we all know about Cryptsy now, came to light. It would be very unfortunate for them if that was the case but the onus is now on them alone to prove that this is what actually happened and disassociate themselves from crooks and this mess. I would like to see, at least, a concerted and believable attempt at doing that before I reconsider.
We would all like to see DigiByte being exchanged and represented in China but not at any cost! However, DigiByte cannot dictate to any exchange, give or remove permission to buy and sell our coin, this is entirely up to the exchange and the people that use it.
I guess it is not entirely impossible that someone in China bought this enterprise as a good to go business before what we all know about Cryptsy now, came to light. It would be very unfortunate for them if that was the case but the onus is now on them alone to prove that this is what actually happened and disassociate themselves from crooks and this mess. I would like to see, at least, a concerted and believable attempt at doing that before I reconsider.
Project investors is Pauls company... its just a face that gets screwed so he doesn't like all companies. He's run off to china with his mistress and he has just migrated a site he has in usa to a new customer base. No smart chinese company would have someone else register and run their domain under their banner. They'd need a bloody good explanation for that one.
Ask them what the company registered's name is that "bought" the exchange off cryptsy. Some searches on ownership would report likely Paul's chinese girlfriend or him direct. Thats why bitebi9 is registered by project investors and ceo paul vernon... its in his control.
So how'd he manage to divorce his wife... have no income only debts... have his exchange hacked losing funds yet still afford a 1.4 million dollar beach house in this time... then wait for it sell that to his wife for $10 in transfer as divorce proceedings. His wife has no job and income and wants $6600 a month in maintenance. She wouldn't take a property onboard if it was a debt... it would be sold in settlement.
Its all very well planned and bitebi9 is pauls... there is nothing they could show to prove otherwise but people are entitled to make their own mind up but should read everything. They lied for a year and a half on the hacks saying its never happened... attacked coinfire, sent c&d's everywhere and then later come forward and say they lied... i wouldn't trust them now on that history alone
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