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Ok people... Asks have been getting sucked up for a while on Bter... have not observed other exchanges... the water is about to boil! Wink

Edit: ...I guess Emule wasn't fooling around!!! Cheesy

Judging from his words he has many many many millions left. You can expect further price drops with his load.

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Quote from: starik69 on February 01, 2014, 06:27:33 AM

If i understand right, nexern client still needs java server, local or public. So for average Joe it still can be problem Roll Eyes

yes, correct but the good thing is there are two more clients targeting different needs.
the minusbalancer version doesn't need a java server and can run soley.
solaris from marcus03 needs a java server but is full featured with many additional
functions. the version i am coding is more account centric and built to be as small as possible.
iirc there is also a cool android version out there.

so the user can choose, which version fit's best.

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Quote from: nexern on February 01, 2014, 06:38:06 AM

Quote from: google98 on February 01, 2014, 05:52:20 AM

great job, nexern.

However, I agree with the guy who criticized the design: Is it a big deal to change it on default to something more appealing - today's designs of UIs tend to go more to a "light" direction meaning little opacity, brighter colors, corresponding fonts etc.

Would that be possible? Would be worth the effort coz it's way more appealing to sceptical Average Joe Wink

yes, this is possible of course and very easy too.
since the whole gui is powered by pure code and doesn't use common gui widget's
the advantage of this approach is, besides the compact size, the flexibility.
the skin can be changed in any direction. when done i can add a bright color
scheme in block explorer style, which is not so offensive.
but as said, the scheme can be edited by the user at any time if desired.
changing e.g. the button style from current flat to bordered/raised can be made by
changing just one value. best now is to finish the hub. let's talk about the visualization
right after.

sounds good, so hopefully in the end we'll have a solution for the many average users out there Wink

By the way, any news on ETA Cheesy

??

bitcoinpaul

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Quote from: nexern on February 01, 2014, 06:38:06 AM

yes, this is possible of course and very easy too.
since the whole gui is powered by pure code and doesn't use common gui widget's
the advantage of this approach is, besides the compact size, the flexibility.
the skin can be changed in any direction. when done i can add a bright color
scheme in block explorer style, which is not so offensive.
but as said, the scheme can be edited by the user at any time if desired.

Right, but the out-of-the-box product has to be polished.

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changing e.g. the button style from current flat to bordered/raised can be made by
changing just one value. best now is to finish the hub. let's talk about the visualization
right after.

Good

marek3ball

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Quote from: nxt-e.com on February 01, 2014, 04:36:32 AM

Dear CFB

For the benefit of the NXT community, and Nxter

After 2 months of hard working , the unique and the best user experience NXT exchange site, https://www.nxt-e.com[/b]]https://www.nxt-e.com, is coming out soon. It focuses on NXT as the main cryptocoin. The site has been released for public testings. After testings, the site will be formally launched.

Our team has several 10+ years experienced developers to make it beautiful and strong. Please visit the web site to experience.

We also have great follow-up plans, such as adding more types of coins, providing more functions as well as dividend, which will be executed as planed.

We are not the original shareholders, and the finance is not on our side. We hope to get the support from you and the community. Please help us and promote the site. Furthermore, we also hope the shareholders‘ generous donations. We need no more than 10000 NXT, which will be used for kick-off and future promotion.

NXT - E exchange has the following features:

Excellent UI, strong extensibility, which can easily add more types of coins in the future. Clients will have the best trading experience with NXT – e.

Low Fee: 0.15% trading fee.

Convenient automatic transfer: Deposits and withdraws are processed in no time. And we do not change transfer fee. But network does.

Mobile: Fully - responsive site. Trade anywhere, with full market data and interactive charts at your fingertips!

SECURE: NXT-E.COM employees serveral Amazon servers. But NO NXT/Bitcoins/LiteCoins wallets store on our servers. We even have independent altcoin wallet servers, separated from NXT/BitCoin/LiteCoin server, to prevent Trojan, affects the BTC and LTC wallets.

NXT - E exchange plans for the future

The users trading on our site will earn points. Every transaction is accumulated now, and users will be shown points in near future.
All the registered users will get 1 NXT.

We are going to do our best to contribute to the NXT community and make NXT the more and more important.

Looks good - Mobile: Fully - responsive site

nexern

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Quote from: google98 on February 01, 2014, 05:52:20 AM

great job, nexern.

However, I agree with the guy who criticized the design: Is it a big deal to change it on default to something more appealing - today's designs of UIs tend to go more to a "light" direction meaning little opacity, brighter colors, corresponding fonts etc.

Would that be possible? Would be worth the effort coz it's way more appealing to sceptical Average Joe Wink

yes, this is possible of course and very easy too.
since the whole gui is powered by pure code and doesn't use common gui widget's
the advantage of this approach is, besides the compact size, the flexibility.
the skin can be changed in any direction. when done i can add a bright color
scheme in block explorer style, which is not so offensive.
but as said, the scheme can be edited by the user at any time if desired.
changing e.g. the button style from current flat to bordered/raised can be made by
changing just one value. best now is to finish the hub. let's talk about the visualization
right after.

utopianfuture

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Internet of Value

Quote from: DeadlyEskimo on February 01, 2014, 06:25:43 AM

In the spirit of speculation on BCNEXT here's some food for thought.

His account creation date is 27 sept
Says he's a veteran member and will stay annon
States he will invest in NXT with his own btc
Stops using account November 8

User xibeijan stops using his btt account 7 days before BCnext registers
Has enough post at the time to be considered a veteran
He also uses double space after period.
Doesn't use account the entire time BC is using his.
Starts using account again November 22 after Guinness block launches(14 days after bc stops using his)
Is an initial stakeholder

That's a 73? In one chance I'm right minus all the people that use single spaces...odd are getting better. Roll Eyes

Xibeijan spent a a lot of time making a Mac wallet for dime coin. He seems unhappy when he did not receive enough dime donation. Is dimecoin your side project, bcnext ?

xibeijan

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Salsacz: The "Procentual distribution of Bitcoin vs. Nxt" diagram has some flaws.

http://a.disquscdn.com/uploads/mediaembed/images/818/9098/original.jpg

1) It shows two identical pie charts, with exactly the same colors. Surely, if you claim BTC and NXT have different distributions, then the piecharts should look different?

2) No clear markings/labels and colour differences are introduced on the piecharts to show clearly which one is NXT and which one is BTC. At least draw a line up the middle and use different colors.

starik69

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If i understand right, nexern client still needs java server, local or public. So for average Joe it still can be problem Roll Eyes

instacalm

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Quote from: pocesar on February 01, 2014, 06:24:35 AM

Quote from: instacalm on February 01, 2014, 06:15:49 AM

Quote from: pocesar on February 01, 2014, 06:13:58 AM

Quote from: https://127.0.0.1:7875/

You can generate the next block in 60261 days 18 hours 31 minutes 11 seconds

NICE!

Quote from: https://localhost:7875

You can generate the next block in 1 hour 12 minutes 58 seconds

Code:

55557		14571285356259793594		1 Feb 2014 11:17:23 GMT	
1		10 + 1		                128 B	
2		332192480158058296		335 %

are you serious? from an account with 29,277,260 NXT? I would never ever guess that would be possible to be close to 1 hour

No. That is just the current block (now at 55562). My account has 180k, not millions.

Quote

You can generate the next block in 12 hours 11 minutes 35 seconds

DeadlyEskimo

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In the spirit of speculation on BCNEXT here's some food for thought.

His account creation date is 27 sept
Says he's a veteran member and will stay annon
States he will invest in NXT with his own btc
Stops using account November 8

User xibeijan stops using his btt account 7 days before BCnext registers
Has enough post at the time to be considered a veteran
He also uses double space after period.
Doesn't use account the entire time BC is using his.
Starts using account again November 22 after Guinness block launches(14 days after bc stops using his)
Is an initial stakeholder

That's a 73? In one chance I'm right minus all the people that use single spaces...odd are getting better. Roll Eyes

pocesar

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Quote from: instacalm on February 01, 2014, 06:15:49 AM

Quote from: pocesar on February 01, 2014, 06:13:58 AM

Quote from: https://127.0.0.1:7875/

You can generate the next block in 60261 days 18 hours 31 minutes 11 seconds

NICE!

Quote from: https://localhost:7875

You can generate the next block in 1 hour 12 minutes 58 seconds

Code:

55557		14571285356259793594		1 Feb 2014 11:17:23 GMT	
1		10 + 1		                128 B	
2		332192480158058296		335 %

are you serious? from an account with 29,277,260 NXT? I would never ever guess that would be possible to be close to 1 hour

Come-from-Beyond

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55555      14913204043855592230      1.2.2014 14:15:43
0      0 + 0      0 B
2      15983823831087691921      523 %

instacalm

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Quote from: pocesar on February 01, 2014, 06:13:58 AM

Quote from: https://127.0.0.1:7875/

You can generate the next block in 60261 days 18 hours 31 minutes 11 seconds

NICE!

Quote from: https://localhost:7875

You can generate the next block in 1 hour 12 minutes 58 seconds

Code:

55557		14571285356259793594		1 Feb 2014 11:17:23 GMT	
1		10 + 1		                128 B	
2		332192480158058296		335 %

pocesar

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Quote from: https://127.0.0.1:7875/

You can generate the next block in 60261 days 18 hours 31 minutes 11 seconds

NICE! *Anxious*

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Summary for my AM contest entry: Project Wake-Up Call :-)

The idea of this project was that sooner or later account holders will use software (clients, BC Explorer, etc.) that will show the plain text messages received on their account.

Thus, I sent out plain text messages to the 144 accounts with more than 50.000 NXT in it that had no public key in the blockchain.

The message said:

Quote

Your NXT account is not fully protected! Please visit http://goo.gl/7vvRJl to learn more.

The link in the message goes to http://nxtsolaris.wordpress.com/nxt-no-public-key-landing-page/ which gives a short explanation on how to secure an account by doing an outgoing transaction.

Result:
As of today 65 of the 144 accounts (46%) I've sent a message to now have a public key (though of course not necessarily because of my message).

I set up a donation address on the webpage above to measure the effect of this project and received nothing, which might just mean that the effect of this project were minimal.

Other result:

This project helped test my NXT Solaris client and I found at least three bugs.
Some users showed up in this thread and were confused that they saw an outgoing transaction from their account in the NRS client, while this was in fact an incoming transaction. Bug entry for this is here: https://bitbucket.org/JeanLucPicard/nxt-public/issue/18/wrong-icon-in-my-transactions-list

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Quote from: xyzzyx on February 01, 2014, 04:21:36 AM

Quote from: Come-from-Beyond on February 01, 2014, 03:48:09 AM

Quote from: pinarello on February 01, 2014, 03:34:52 AM

Can you politly ask him to write something down? we NEED this desperatly !

Asked ages ago, his position sounds like that (my wording):

Satoshi's whitepaper has never been critically reviewed. This led to the situation when serious problems like Centralization, Selfish Mining, etc. were revealed too late. More problems will arise in the future (Huge Fees, Ecological Catastrophe). By refusing to write the whitepaper BCNext forces us to analyze Nxt concept as deep as possible.

[offtopic]
Had you noticed that when writing Satoshi and BCNext both used double spaces after periods? Just sayin'.
[/offtopic]

Satoshi never used "can not" phrase

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Quote from: google98 on February 01, 2014, 05:52:20 AM

great job, nexern.

However, I agree with the guy who criticized the design: Is it a big deal to change it on default to something more appealing - today's designs of UIs tend to go more to a "light" direction meaning little opacity, brighter colors, corresponding fonts etc.

Would that be possible? Would be worth the effort coz it's way more appealing to sceptical Average Joe Wink

I prefer "console" like interface, even current nexern's interface is too "casual" to me. Average Joes could use some other clients and hardcore users stick to nexern's implementation.

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Quote from: google98 on February 01, 2014, 05:52:20 AM

great job, nexern.

However, I agree with the guy who criticized the design: Is it a big deal to change it on default to something more appealing - today's designs of UIs tend to go more to a "light" direction meaning little opacity, brighter colors, corresponding fonts etc.

Would that be possible? Would be worth the effort coz it's way more appealing to sceptical Average Joe Wink

+1

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Quote from: kunibopl on February 01, 2014, 05:03:54 AM

the tournaments on FICS will take place in February.
Regarding the prizefund on ICC (which is the commercial version of FICS and based on their code):

I was around in 1992

The majority of ICS code (which later become a commercial site) was written by Daniel Sleator

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daniel_Sleator

who later commercialized it in 1995 leading to big dispute.

Later ICC sued FICS for keep copying ICC new features (like "Seek" command, for example).

There is no comparison between ICC and FICS. ICC has thousands of active grandmasters and International masters and FICS does not.

Have you ever been a paying member on ICC?

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