Topic: ★★DigiByte|极特币★★[DGB]✔ Core v6.16.5.1 - DigiShield, DigiSpeed, Segwit - page 781. (Read 3058816 times)

I would be grateful if someone could tell if this setup for DGB storage is safe:

Laptop with 2 operational systems:
encrypted ubuntu where digibyte wallet is installed and wallet.dat stored - this operational system used only when there is need to send/ receive DGB.
Windows which is used for work, web surfing etc.

If laptop gets stolen thief would not know that I had DGB wallet in my computer right?
If Windows gets infected, Linux is still safe - or not?

You're knocking 'em out of the park! These things are the next best thing since sliced bread. I can't believe how good these segments are and I'm beginning to wonder how we survived without them in the past. Jared, I think you've hit on something that is going to be known as the game changer for DigiByte (in spite of the fact that I've said that before about so many other DigiByte innovations and that there will probably be something even better sometime in the future!)!

Just a couple of suggestions with regards to the DigiReports themselves: they seem a little claustrophobic and the audio sounds weird. Perhaps pushing the back part of the set back a couple of feet and a better mic might help. Two superficial shortcomings that can't take away from the great information of substance being communicated in each one, but that if improved would certainly round out the presentation in most convincing fashion.

Great work being done. It's honestly one of the most exciting things I've ever witnessed. Keep it up. You're doing great!

That is extremely hot. You're riding a wave that's going to get much bigger and it looks like you're very well prepared to handle it. The video's production values are seriously professional and those who were involved in making it deserve special mention as well. I think you're right: the future of retail is here, today, with the DigiByte-Tofugear tandem in real-time, in your store!

It's gonna get so hot in here, summer has barely started. 

Still alive and kicking. 

I've just been away on vacation and I'm now gearing up for a very busy autumn - I won't have much free time at all until Christmas. That doesn't mean I'll be completely absent though, since Asistec TI and BitCoinTalk have "allocated" time within the "work schedule" (even if it is rather limited for the time being). One thing I'll be doing for sure in this regard will be a 3rd quarter emailing to my finance/investment banking mailing list with the focus being almost exclusively on DigiByte - a once in a lifetime opportunity type of write up with all the many supporting arguments for why DigiByte is just that. Then I'll expand my Top 5 to Top 10 for an end-of-year mailing. Oh, and hopefully I'll get the forum HowTo's edited and posted on the FAQ. Unfortunately, I won't have much more time for much else other than that, and staying in touch, of course. Like last spring, I'll be reading along, and thanks to everyone else participating here, I'll likely be able to stay abreast.

By the way, it's great to see the HowTo's getting used independent of me and that the time and effort invested is being rewarded! 

Now I've just got to watch the latest DigiReport. 

It would be better to make it 10 second block times. Ethereum is 12 seconds and a lot of other coins under 18 seconds. To make a statement you must be the fastest.

And we have a little extra suprise for you guys, I suggest to fire up your miners and start pointing it to digihash!

Hi Everyone,

Just wanted to remind people that we're coming up on the end of the month, so you only have a few days left to enter the DigiByte Knights August Challenge contest.  Let me know if you have any questions about the contest.  Good luck everyone who has already entered.  We'll be drawing the winner on September 1.  And, great work to Jared on all the videos and development effort he has done recently.

^^
Ok, Here you go https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E2W7hjUOwug

And now move on please

I don't see anything special about that. I'd rather have the "Proof of Tits" feature, like CIRC has.
Can someone call Lana?

Welcome back!
Please have a look at the Digireport and digiknow series!
Last Digireport is about the upcoming digispeed hardfork.
https://www.youtube.com/user/DigiByteCoin

Don't know for how long you have been away but there is a new Digibyte gaming wallet.
http://digibytegaming.com

Thanks, looks like wallet synced normally. So that digibyte.conf file is not really necessary?
Do I have to run digibyte-qt through command line every time?

digibyte-qt is the executable. If you run it, a ".digibyte" folder will be created in your home directory. If the wallet syncs without copying the digibyte.conf file everything is fine. Otherwhise copy that file into the .digibyte folder mentioned before.

Now I have two digibyte folders- one made with this method:
sudo apt-get install build-essential
sudo apt-get install libtool autotools-dev autoconf
sudo apt-get install libssl-dev
sudo apt-get install libboost-all-dev
git clone git://github.com/digibyte/digibyte.git
cd digibyte
./autogen.sh
./configure
make
cd src
sudo cp digibyted /usr/bin

- many files in several folders (1000+ files) but I don't know what to do next.

Another folder made with this method:
) Launch your web browser and go to http://digibyte.co (remember to be sure to only download from officially approved websites).
2) Go to “Download” and click on “Ubuntu DigiByte Core 64-bit” to start the download process of the install program to your computer; click “Save File”.
3) Go to the directory where you have downloaded the “digibyte-3.0.3-ubuntu-64-bit.zip” file and extract the files to a new folder in your Home directory (e.g. “DigiByte”).
4) Launch Terminal, and, at the command line prompt, change directories to your wallet directory (e.g. "cd DigiByte") and then, at the command line again, type “./digibyte-qt” and hit return.
5) You will see the "Welcome to DigiByte Core" install screen showing you where the 'DigiByte Core' will store its data – it’s recommended that you use the default data directory – click “OK”.
6) Your newly installed DigiByte Wallet will launch.
7) Exit the DigiByte Wallet immediately after launching and install the 'digibyte.conf' (see example below) file in the './digibyte data' folder in your 'home' directory.
from http://asistec-ti.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?t=12

- just 3 files in that folder (digibyte-cli, digibyte-qt, digibyted) but I don't know how to do this:
install the 'digibyte.conf' (see example below) file in the './digibyte data' folder in your 'home' directory.

 

^^ I really never used that operating system so cannot help you with that, Sorry!

Thanks, but how do I do this: 
install the 'digibyte.conf' (see example below) file in the './digibyte data' folder in your 'home' directory.
?

Please have a look at Asistec TI forum created by HR.
http://asistec-ti.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?t=12

P.s @ HR, Still alive and kicking? 

I did all the steps but I am not sure which is that executable file? What is name of it?

DigiReport Ep.#6: DigiSpeed Roll Out Plan

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

That is going to be a good day, that day is also my birthday haha