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Topic: NEM (XEM) Official Thread - 100% New Code - Easy To Use APIs - page 1451. (Read 2985369 times)

newbie
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somebody sell 2 NEM
legendary
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Merit: 1002
should produce something....right?

I haven't noticed, that you've produced anything valuable.
sr. member
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Merit: 250
Closing in on a year. Cheesy  What's up with this?

Well you know - Just too many lazy stakeholders (don't mean you or anytone in particular) that didn't feel like testing during the alpha which is why we had more bugs than expected during beta which is why implementation of multi-sig is taking longer.  Grin

That's whats up.
The test is not lazy, is if you can get hold of the phone version, I will participate, is now open for customer service side need to install a plug-in, if I may, I wish I could get a plug-in version is not required, so whether it is a mobile phone or computers can be tested, so it is convenient everyone, I want to take the test, but now I do not have access computer work place Grin
legendary
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I am not Dorian Nakamoto.
Actually i tried the beta, i didn't see a noticeable difference from the alpha state 5 months ago.

Just that the beta is a lot slower to sync and NIS seems lunatic as hell  Wink

My analysis : Alpha > Beta

Cheesy

That's because the blockchain for the beta has lots of transactions and is larger now than NXT even though the beta has only been out since Oct.

Running NIS works fine for me, though admittedly I run from the pre-compiled zip at bob.nem.ninja and not via webstart.
legendary
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Actually i tried the beta, i didn't see a noticeable difference from the alpha state 5 months ago.

Just that the beta is a lot slower to sync and NIS seems lunatic as hell  Wink

My analysis : Alpha > Beta

Cheesy
hero member
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Closing in on a year. Cheesy  What's up with this?

Well you know - Just too many lazy stakeholders (don't mean you or anytone in particular) that didn't feel like testing during the alpha which is why we had more bugs than expected during beta which is why implementation of multi-sig is taking longer.

That's whats up.
full member
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Happy New Year, NEMyone!

Looking forward to great things from the NEM quarter in 2015 Smiley

This should be a NEMTASTIC year for the new economy!

I invite everyone to run our beta and see for yourself how stable our system is: https://forum.nemcoin.com/beta-launch-discussion/nem-beta-0-4-48/

Happy New Year, Nemyone!
(I will try Nem beta soon!)
legendary
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Merit: 1000
I am not Dorian Nakamoto.
Happy New Year, NEMyone!

Looking forward to great things from the NEM quarter in 2015 Smiley

This should be a NEMTASTIC year for the new economy!

I invite everyone to run our beta and see for yourself how stable our system is: https://forum.nemcoin.com/beta-launch-discussion/nem-beta-0-4-48/
legendary
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Happy New Year, NEMyone!

Looking forward to great things from the NEM quarter in 2015 Smiley
newbie
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Closing in on a year. Cheesy  What's up with this?

they dont respect the stakeholders enough to tell them the truth that their are serious issues with the coin. Im guessing the blockchain is a mess. They are hiding behing multi sig which would only take a day or two. Typical power doesnt admit fault anf covers up with lies. They will delete this.

You nerd dont talk here with your new account because you know nothing about it. Get out of the troll.
newbie
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if anyone wants to set up a nem node, it just got easier. Smiley

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jxFhJV-xMNw&feature=youtube_gdata_player

that music was the best of a bad bunch lol

could someone who has zero knowledge of linux and setting up nodes in general other than downloading a client locally give this a go and tell me if theres any part that you get stuck on or find confusing? i want it to be as straight forward as possible so anyone can do it irrespective of technical skill level.

Lets start with question number one. What is a (nem) node and why would I want one (it)?
sr. member
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Closing in on a year. Cheesy  What's up with this?

Didn't you know release will be 2016. Keep playing with fake NEM for now. Smiley
JK
newbie
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hero member
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Closing in on a year. Cheesy  What's up with this?
legendary
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Merit: 1029
if anyone wants to set up a nem node, it just got easier. Smiley

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jxFhJV-xMNw&feature=youtube_gdata_player

that music was the best of a bad bunch lol

could someone who has zero knowledge of linux and setting up nodes in general other than downloading a client locally give this a go and tell me if theres any part that you get stuck on or find confusing? i want it to be as straight forward as possible so anyone can do it irrespective of technical skill level.

This may be a dumb question, but... do you need to be running the Linux OS to do this? Or, could you do it on Windows?

you can do it on Windows but if you want to use a Windows server it generally costs a minimum of 3 Times more. 5 dollars per month is ok.. 15 not so much. Also it's a phenomenal pain in the ass to modify port settings and do basically everything else too. At least that was my experience.

One other question: Could this be done with a Raspberry pi? If so, then I will look into it further Smiley
yes I can but I havnt a clue how that would be done lol

By the way.. That server provider, vultr.com, accepts bitcoin.

OK, well I will look into it and perhaps experiment. I'll watch the video. Thanks for the help.
legendary
Activity: 1806
Merit: 1029
if anyone wants to set up a nem node, it just got easier. Smiley

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jxFhJV-xMNw&feature=youtube_gdata_player

that music was the best of a bad bunch lol

could someone who has zero knowledge of linux and setting up nodes in general other than downloading a client locally give this a go and tell me if theres any part that you get stuck on or find confusing? i want it to be as straight forward as possible so anyone can do it irrespective of technical skill level.

This may be a dumb question, but... do you need to be running the Linux OS to do this? Or, could you do it on Windows?

you can do it on Windows but if you want to use a Windows server it generally costs a minimum of 3 Times more. 5 dollars per month is ok.. 15 not so much. Also it's a phenomenal pain in the ass to modify port settings and do basically everything else too. At least that was my experience.

One other question: Could this be done with a Raspberry pi? If so, then I will look into it further Smiley
legendary
Activity: 1806
Merit: 1029
if anyone wants to set up a nem node, it just got easier. Smiley

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jxFhJV-xMNw&feature=youtube_gdata_player

that music was the best of a bad bunch lol

could someone who has zero knowledge of linux and setting up nodes in general other than downloading a client locally give this a go and tell me if theres any part that you get stuck on or find confusing? i want it to be as straight forward as possible so anyone can do it irrespective of technical skill level.

This may be a dumb question, but... do you need to be running the Linux OS to do this? Or, could you do it on Windows?
legendary
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Merit: 1004
I think that we must have some goods news from dev
Any news???..
hero member
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https://iota.org/
HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL NEMSTERS!!!
hero member
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Proof-of-Stake Blockchain Network
Happy New Year!

"Happy new year, NEM believers!
2015 is the start of a new world economy. It will take years to realise the potential, and we can then proudly say we were here at the start Smiley"

This is very true!
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