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Topic: ★★DigiByte|极特币★★[DGB]✔ Core v6.16.5.1 - DigiShield, DigiSpeed, Segwit - page 683. (Read 3058888 times)

legendary
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Peaky Blinder
any update regarding the fork any planned date set?

I'm new on this thread. What's all about this fork?

Hi dygus.  Welcome to the DGB discussion and community.

You could also look at the recent videos posted by Jared.  

Start here:  

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s6SxmDmUvIk

And, then, an update:  

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r4JFALjythE

For a general overview of DigiByte's core services you could look at the overview on the DigiByte Group's website here:

https://digibytegroup.com/learn-about-digibyte/

However, I know that that page needs a bit of updating to include some new information related to DigiByteGaming, the (soon-to-be-released) DigiByte Marketplace, and also some general updates about DigiSpeed.  I'll probably hold off fully updating the website until the release of DigiSpeed.  I've been working on a complete website update for the DGB Group.  I'm hoping to have it completed within the coming month.


TY for warm welcom
sr. member
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any update regarding the fork any planned date set?

I'm new on this thread. What's all about this fork?

Hi dygus.  Welcome to the DGB discussion and community.

You could also look at the recent videos posted by Jared.  

Start here:  

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s6SxmDmUvIk

And, then, an update:  

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r4JFALjythE

For a general overview of DigiByte's core services you could look at the overview on the DigiByte Group's website here:

https://digibytegroup.com/learn-about-digibyte/

However, I know that that page needs a bit of updating to include some new information related to DigiByteGaming, the (soon-to-be-released) DigiByte Marketplace, and also some general updates about DigiSpeed.  I'll probably hold off fully updating the website until the release of DigiSpeed.  I've been working on a complete website update for the DGB Group.  I'm hoping to have it completed within the coming month.
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Would it be a good idea to add DGB as payment on my web site
Just wondering if anyone would be interested in buying items with DGB or is it just one of them coins that you are buying just to hold on to
I have accepted many different Cryptos before but for some reason its near impossible to get people to use Crypto to buy things...probably one of the reasons Crypto is finding it hard to get going due to so many just wanting the hold for profit
Anyway this is my web page IF anyone is interested www.partycakesforu.co.uk

I want to get into Crypto but find it hard to get Bitcoin in the UK

If anyone does want to buy something please order on the web site & fill in the delivery details
then send the correct amount of DGB to

DCGZgSw9gET1bEHnsg6U6DzEw24PDoRuMH

After payment received i will send your goods & email you to confirm dispatch
Thank you in advance
sr. member
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prices continued to strengthen from day to day Shocked
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Good Luck to everyone who entered the October DigiByte Knights challenge contest.  More than 50 people (from over 20 countries) entered the contest.  We are truly a part of a global community supporting DGB.

We will complete the drawing (and notify the winner) later today.

And, be on the lookout for the November contest - which I'm working on at the moment.

Let me know if you have any questions.  Cheers to everyone,

Eric
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I don't believe that devs should have to reveal their identities. These are open source projects. Criticise the code, not the coder. Identifying yourself as a dev only introduces yet another vulnerability to the coin: if the coin becomes successful, the dev could be persecuted. Nobody is behind Myriad, yet it continues to receive updates. When a security hole has been found in the multi-PoW system, the Myriad community has been quicker to release updates than DigiByte. That's with one single anonymous dev, and a community of contributers. Myriad is not dependent on its devs like DigiByte is.

The new Myriad website is in development, by the way. Check http://reddit.com/r/myriadcoin for information

I was hoping to stay out of this conversation, but since I both discovered and fixed said security hole I thought I'd share my experience as a contributor.  Every time I pointed out a flaw and offered a solution to DigiByte, Jared immediately welcomed my ideas and code.  On the other hand, when I did the same for Myriad I was largely ignored.  I should also add that there is an unfixed security hole in Myriad's multi-PoW system that DigiByte does not and will not have.  As for releasing the fix sooner, in both cases it was decided to simply work the change into the next planned hard fork. It just happened that Myriad's planned hard fork was for a sooner date.

On a more philosophical note I do agree with you that people shouldn't need to know the identities of developers of a collaborative open source project.  But the key word here is collaborative.  Most coins are too much cathedral and not enough bazaar, to use the terms from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Cathedral_and_the_Bazaar.  DigiByte development has been more closed as of late, and it's one of the few things I will criticize it for.

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DigiByte copied Myriad's multi-algo design, and Myriad released a fix for the timewarp, as well as a fix for the work computing function, before DigiByte did. The fact is, Myriad keeps its security more up to date than DigiByte.

Nope, this is factually inaccurate.  DigiByte fixed time-warp in November 2014.  Myriad had to "fix" time-warp 3 times, the last of which was February 2015.

Thank you for your input here MentalCollatz.  And, more than that, thank you for your contributions to DGB.  As a community we also welcome and appreciate all your work.  I agree that devs shouldn't get pulled into every conversation and avoid the white noise as much as possible.
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I don't believe that devs should have to reveal their identities. These are open source projects. Criticise the code, not the coder. Identifying yourself as a dev only introduces yet another vulnerability to the coin: if the coin becomes successful, the dev could be persecuted. Nobody is behind Myriad, yet it continues to receive updates. When a security hole has been found in the multi-PoW system, the Myriad community has been quicker to release updates than DigiByte. That's with one single anonymous dev, and a community of contributers. Myriad is not dependent on its devs like DigiByte is.

The new Myriad website is in development, by the way. Check http://reddit.com/r/myriadcoin for information

I was hoping to stay out of this conversation, but since I both discovered and fixed said security hole I thought I'd share my experience as a contributor.  Every time I pointed out a flaw and offered a solution to DigiByte, Jared immediately welcomed my ideas and code.  On the other hand, when I did the same for Myriad I was largely ignored.  I should also add that there is an unfixed security hole in Myriad's multi-PoW system that DigiByte does not and will not have.  As for releasing the fix sooner, in both cases it was decided to simply work the change into the next planned hard fork. It just happened that Myriad's planned hard fork was for a sooner date.

On a more philosophical note I do agree with you that people shouldn't need to know the identities of developers of a collaborative open source project.  But the key word here is collaborative.  Most coins are too much cathedral and not enough bazaar, to use the terms from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Cathedral_and_the_Bazaar.  DigiByte development has been more closed as of late, and it's one of the few things I will criticize it for.

Edit:
DigiByte copied Myriad's multi-algo design, and Myriad released a fix for the timewarp, as well as a fix for the work computing function, before DigiByte did. The fact is, Myriad keeps its security more up to date than DigiByte.

Nope, this is factually inaccurate.  DigiByte fixed time-warp in November 2014.  Myriad had to "fix" time-warp 3 times, the last of which was February 2015.  In fact, Myriad copied their final time-warp fix from DigiByte.
legendary
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Hey guys! Can anyone share a bootstrap.dat file (or just an archive with the blockchain)? Coz I think I don't have that much patience to wait untill the wallet downloads everything itself  Smiley
sr. member
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Traced the activity in the last few days: I do not see any reason for the growth of capitalization, all it took waiting position
legendary
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taking off on polo...

22    DigiByte DigiByte    $ 1,966,705    $ 0.000373    5,271,776,400 DGB    $ 14,446    10.14 %
legendary
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Peaky Blinder
any update regarding the fork any planned date set?

I'm new on this thread. What's all about this fork?
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I tried explaining dgb to my wife and she said "huh? What's a Digibyte"
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any update regarding the fork any planned date set?

I would also like to know. It was supposed to be at block 1.3m but it was postponed.

I think this is what the same vertcoin pump group is wanting to hear. We all know whats going to happen on release to the price.
legendary
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any update regarding the fork any planned date set?

I would also like to know. It was supposed to be at block 1.3m but it was postponed.
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any update regarding the fork any planned date set?
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Lovin' Crypto
Recently there seems to be a resurgency in activity here on Bitcointalk.  Cheesy
price is up nearly 1MYR since this morning, my new measure of DGB health.  Cheesy

sorry, that's a cheap dig.

We've got more and more people joining in lately.
That's very good sign.
Digibyte deserve this attention.

And the joke is pretty fun xD
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The fact is, Myriad keeps its security more up to date than DigiByte. The only way DigiByte has progressed further, is through its marketing. And its market cap, which is partly due to the fact that it is premined and instamined.

How can Myriad possibly be a scam? It is a community-run coin, it is not spearheaded by any company. There is no premine, and no instamine. It is impossible for Myriad to be a scam. DigiByte, however, is potentially a scam, and it's looking ever more likely... STILL I am being ignored. How will DigiSpeed solve the scalability issue in Bitcoin? How will you encourage enough people to run full nodes when your blockchain becomes incredibly bloated?

Proove these facts.

Dev  team  announced  50million  premine to help the  developpement later. They did  well and  everyone  agreed. Research a little before  insulting dev with scam stuff.

Myriad  have nothing.
You're  being  ignored because you can find your  answer in this post. Do your own research.

Well, if you can live with a 105 million* premine, then that's up to you. But I suspect, over time, historians will frown upon it. It's something investors will always have to consider before investing. Can you really trust the devs to stick to DigiByte long-term? Or will they drop it once they've fully cashed out? With Myriad, you can trust the community to carry the flame, as it always has. But once DigiByte's company goes, will anyone care to support it?

This post is over 1000 pages long, and DigiSpeed was announced several months ago. You're being a little unfair if you expect me to trawl through that. The information should be easily accessible, if there really is any information. My guess is I'm being ignored because nobody knows. Because DigiSpeed is most likely not real. It's most likely a pump tactic, while DigiByte devs sell off their premine/instamine.

So you're  asking  to trust Myriad coin  community ?  Of course. . You have anonymous dev.
Asking it over an official Who is showing his head like Jared seems like... I have no words  to describe how  fanatic of Myriad coin  you are to come  here insult  the  devs  and their  followers.

Lets make it clear...
Myriad is not even a competitor to DGB.
Your first post have  error404  links. . No website. .. almost  to no real goals.
Troll  us... it's funny to read.

DGB dev are working hard to get this rolling. Try to respect  it at least

I don't believe that devs should have to reveal their identities. These are open source projects. Criticise the code, not the coder. Identifying yourself as a dev only introduces yet another vulnerability to the coin: if the coin becomes successful, the dev could be persecuted. Nobody is behind Myriad, yet it continues to receive updates. When a security hole has been found in the multi-PoW system, the Myriad community has been quicker to release updates than DigiByte. That's with one single anonymous dev, and a community of contributers. Myriad is not dependent on its devs like DigiByte is.

The new Myriad website is in development, by the way. Check http://reddit.com/r/myriadcoin for information
legendary
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Recently there seems to be a resurgency in activity here on Bitcointalk.  Cheesy
price is up nearly 1MYR since this morning, my new measure of DGB health.  Cheesy

sorry, that's a cheap dig.
legendary
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I got 2 of my friends into dgb this weekend. I have asked for feedback on what they found difficult. I shared some dgb with them that i bought in the 20s. They now hold btc, some dgb and nlg. More people should try spread the word with people close to them.
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