Topic: | Nxt | Blockchain Platform | Proof of Stake | Official - page 444. (Read 941287 times)
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Nxt is 5th with 126 votes! Keep pushing guys 
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Done my duty(3x)!
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Done!
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Done. Way 2 Go NXT
2) running a Nxt client; this only connects to the network and presents a native user interface
You actually did 1). That is good for Nxt because it stabilize the network. +1
You can do 2). That is no problem. There are plenty of 1-click-clients out there. (I like the Wesley client, but well, do not hesitate to checkout others!)
This is not true. There is no such lightweight client that connects to public node and does local signing. NxtSolaris was the only one, but it has not been updated for NQT.
OffSpring and Wesley's native desktop client run the node locally.
http://nxtra.org/nxt-wallet/
I do wish he fixes the right click issue quicker. It can be serious problem if someone doesn't know Ctrl + V works as paste (to paste password for example)
Thanks for the replies.
Seems like my learning curve just got a whole steeper.
For the time being I think I'll just keep doing what I'm doing – i.e., as I now understand it, running a node.
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We have gone from 9 votes to 76, not bad but still some ground to make up. Vote if you haven't already!
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are people betting on Nxt sport? What about betting NXT on Nxt? Even slogans are almost similar https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X8dBBXCmoBA
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You're pretty brave doing most of that without gloves on.
Hi is there an up to date android client? The one ive got is on 0.8something and not working.
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And if a malware "uncorrected" it while the node wasn't running?
What if a malware uncorrect the existing blocks in the database as well?
Btw. this can happen even when the node is running.
Btw2: the malware could also easily alter the Nxt software itself.
A node needs to verify the entire blockchain at startup to be sure everything is legitimate.
I understand that scanning the blockchain helps to verify the correctness of the database but it cannot guarantee it.
To know everything in there is according to the rules of the node. Otherwise how would the node know if there are invalid transactions/blocks in the db?
Assuming the database is correctly build.
And if a malware "uncorrected" it while the node wasn't running?
A node needs to verify the entire blockchain at startup to be sure everything is legitimate.
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To know everything in there is according to the rules of the node. Otherwise how would the node know if there are invalid transactions/blocks in the db?
Assuming the database is build correctly.
Problem is the rescan of the blockchain. That is not necessary if everything is moved towards the database. We will need to wait for that.
A node still has to verify the entire blockchain at startup regardless if it's in database format or serialized objects. This is a requirement and it's same for all cryptos that run as full nodes.
Ah, err, why?
To know everything in there is according to the rules of the node. Otherwise how would the node know if there are invalid transactions/blocks in the db?
Problem is the rescan of the blockchain. That is not necessary if everything is moved towards the database. We will need to wait for that.
A node still has to verify the entire blockchain at startup regardless if it's in database format or serialized objects. This is a requirement and it's same for all cryptos that run as full nodes.
Ah, err, why?
It needs to check all blocks are legitimate and contain legitimate (not fake) transactions. If it doesn't, then it's not a full node and doesn't play any part in network security.
Problem is the rescan of the blockchain. That is not necessary if everything is moved towards the database. We will need to wait for that.
A node still has to verify the entire blockchain at startup regardless if it's in database format or serialized objects. This is a requirement and it's same for all cryptos that run as full nodes.
Ah, err, why?
Problem is the rescan of the blockchain. That is not necessary if everything is moved towards the database. We will need to wait for that.
A node still has to verify the entire blockchain at startup regardless if it's in database format or serialized objects. This is a requirement and it's same for all cryptos that run as full nodes.
Problem is the rescan of the blockchain. That is not necessary if everything is moved towards the database. We will need to wait for that.
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