Very quick question, çoz I just got home to find both my home NRS node and me VPS being completely mad:
Is/has something wierd been happening on the client/blockchain front, and do I need to upgrade to 5.11 ?
Topic: NXT :: descendant of Bitcoin - Updated Information - page 1237. (Read 2761626 times)
is bter working slow to process next deposits for you??
more than 2 hours with me...i thought they had corrected that...sync button doen't work either....
what the hell is going on with bter??
2 hours if fine, I am waiting for more than 3 days more than 2 hours with me...i thought they had corrected that...sync button doen't work either....
what the hell is going on with bter??
is bter working slow to process next deposits for you??
more than 2 hours with me...i thought they had corrected that...sync button doen't work either....
what the hell is going on with bter??
more than 2 hours with me...i thought they had corrected that...sync button doen't work either....
what the hell is going on with bter??
20000! 
Knowing identity of carlos allows credible legal threat to stop his nonsense. He doesn't care about actually running a coin, so your protection doesn't work. People will still get scammed and then might blame NXT.
If you want to legally prohibit people from redistributing and using your code in other projects, copyright law already does that. Open source doesn't mean anyone can use it if you have a copyright notice on the code.
This no difference between software and images copyright.
Simply add on top of every source file:
/*
* Developer : Developer Name ([email protected])
* Date : xx/yy/zzzz
* All code (c)2014 name -- all rights reserved
* You may not use, copy, or distribute the code without written permission from the developer
*
*/
Yeah it's as simple as that.
That makes it illegal to use the code without developer's permission.
This actually is the most restrictive form of license you can release your code under. According to this, every time your code is called or executed you need written permission from the developer. The mainstream open source licenses are what you want to be considering; as they have well thought-out mechanisms to permit your code to be useful yet restrictive enough to prohibit exploitative uses.
"According to this, every time your code is called or executed you need written permission from the developer."
Not everytime. Jus once. If the developer has offered the permission to use it with Nxt project, that one time written permission is enough.
Not quite, who does he give the written permission to? Nxt, as has been pointed out, is not a separate entity, but an informal group of individuals? How all future users of Nxt who are unknown at this time.
I'm not advocating that this be made unnecessarily complicated, but there's a reason that software licenses are not one liners. If we want to call the software open source, it really should be licensed under one of the accepted open source licenses, otherwise you have unclear copyright when people use or build on the platform.
People are watching the crypto currency movement very with an eye towards developing commercial applications, even if the community has other motives. Releasing under a well known license would go a long way to comforting commercial developers, the attention of whom would work wonders for Nxt.
The source code now is released under the MIT licence.
https://bitbucket.org/JeanLucPicard/nxt-public/src/4073c21098076d3469b3f74d49e73ffabe3a2001/MIT-license.txt?at=master
Great, thanks for the clarification.
Knowing identity of carlos allows credible legal threat to stop his nonsense. He doesn't care about actually running a coin, so your protection doesn't work. People will still get scammed and then might blame NXT.
If you want to legally prohibit people from redistributing and using your code in other projects, copyright law already does that. Open source doesn't mean anyone can use it if you have a copyright notice on the code.
This no difference between software and images copyright.
Simply add on top of every source file:
/*
* Developer : Developer Name ([email protected])
* Date : xx/yy/zzzz
* All code (c)2014 name -- all rights reserved
* You may not use, copy, or distribute the code without written permission from the developer
*
*/
Yeah it's as simple as that.
That makes it illegal to use the code without developer's permission.
This actually is the most restrictive form of license you can release your code under. According to this, every time your code is called or executed you need written permission from the developer. The mainstream open source licenses are what you want to be considering; as they have well thought-out mechanisms to permit your code to be useful yet restrictive enough to prohibit exploitative uses.
"According to this, every time your code is called or executed you need written permission from the developer."
Not everytime. Jus once. If the developer has offered the permission to use it with Nxt project, that one time written permission is enough.
Not quite, who does he give the written permission to? Nxt, as has been pointed out, is not a separate entity, but an informal group of individuals? How all future users of Nxt who are unknown at this time.
I'm not advocating that this be made unnecessarily complicated, but there's a reason that software licenses are not one liners. If we want to call the software open source, it really should be licensed under one of the accepted open source licenses, otherwise you have unclear copyright when people use or build on the platform.
People are watching the crypto currency movement very with an eye towards developing commercial applications, even if the community has other motives. Releasing under a well known license would go a long way to comforting commercial developers, the attention of whom would work wonders for Nxt.
The source code now is released under the MIT licence.
https://bitbucket.org/JeanLucPicard/nxt-public/src/4073c21098076d3469b3f74d49e73ffabe3a2001/MIT-license.txt?at=master
Knowing identity of carlos allows credible legal threat to stop his nonsense. He doesn't care about actually running a coin, so your protection doesn't work. People will still get scammed and then might blame NXT.
If you want to legally prohibit people from redistributing and using your code in other projects, copyright law already does that. Open source doesn't mean anyone can use it if you have a copyright notice on the code.
This no difference between software and images copyright.
Simply add on top of every source file:
/*
* Developer : Developer Name ([email protected])
* Date : xx/yy/zzzz
* All code (c)2014 name -- all rights reserved
* You may not use, copy, or distribute the code without written permission from the developer
*
*/
Yeah it's as simple as that.
That makes it illegal to use the code without developer's permission.
This actually is the most restrictive form of license you can release your code under. According to this, every time your code is called or executed you need written permission from the developer. The mainstream open source licenses are what you want to be considering; as they have well thought-out mechanisms to permit your code to be useful yet restrictive enough to prohibit exploitative uses.
"According to this, every time your code is called or executed you need written permission from the developer."
Not everytime. Jus once. If the developer has offered the permission to use it with Nxt project, that one time written permission is enough.
Not quite, who does he give the written permission to? Nxt, as has been pointed out, is not a separate entity, but an informal group of individuals. Each would need separate written permission. How about all future users of Nxt who are unknown at this time?
I'm not advocating that this be made unnecessarily complicated, but there's a reason that software licenses are not one liners. If we want to call the software open source, it really should be licensed under one of the accepted open source licenses, otherwise you have unclear copyright when people use or build on the platform.
People are watching the crypto currency movement very with an eye towards developing commercial applications, even if the community has other motives. Releasing under a well known license would go a long way to comforting commercial developers, the attention of whom would work wonders for Nxt.
Since yesterday it is not working properly for me (0.5.10). Just upgraded to 0.5.11 but still same issue... Generated an incorrect block every now and then.
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I've just taken a look at cryptokopen.eu and the proce for one nxt is over 0.2$. Are we crazy??
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I've just taken a look at cryptokopen.eu and the proce for one nxt is over 0.2$. Are we crazy??
If you buy there, you are
Since yesterday it is not working properly for me (0.5.10). Just upgraded to 0.5.11 but still same issue... Generated an incorrect block every now and then.
---
I've just taken a look at cryptokopen.eu and the proce for one nxt is over 0.2$. Are we crazy??
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I've just taken a look at cryptokopen.eu and the proce for one nxt is over 0.2$. Are we crazy??
Knowing identity of carlos allows credible legal threat to stop his nonsense. He doesn't care about actually running a coin, so your protection doesn't work. People will still get scammed and then might blame NXT.
If you want to legally prohibit people from redistributing and using your code in other projects, copyright law already does that. Open source doesn't mean anyone can use it if you have a copyright notice on the code.
This no difference between software and images copyright.
Simply add on top of every source file:
/*
* Developer : Developer Name ([email protected])
* Date : xx/yy/zzzz
* All code (c)2014 name -- all rights reserved
* You may not use, copy, or distribute the code without written permission from the developer
*
*/
Yeah it's as simple as that.
That makes it illegal to use the code without developer's permission.
This actually is the most restrictive form of license you can release your code under. According to this, every time your code is called or executed you need written permission from the developer. The mainstream open source licenses are what you want to be considering; as they have well thought-out mechanisms to permit your code to be useful yet restrictive enough to prohibit exploitative uses.
"According to this, every time your code is called or executed you need written permission from the developer."
Not everytime. Jus once. If the developer has offered the permission to use it with Nxt project, that one time written permission is enough.
SWARMERS NEEDED
Due to the lackluster community effort for SWARMing projects I have setup this in an attempt to form a always active SWARMing group.
Given the upcoming articles and posts that will be about NXT over the next weeks this is very much needed:
I am looking for 30 SWARMers that will do as instructed in terms of commenting and upvoting/liking articles, posts, videos etc.
The goal is to have at least 30 people to comment on certain articles and posts that need it.
There'll be a 1000 NXT bounty for every 20th SWARM you participate in.
All you need to do is send me an email at [email protected] so I get your email in my contacts which will make it a lot easier to send out calls for SWARMing.
The way it'll work is very simple, I will simply send out a chainmail to the SWARMers with instructions on what we need a comment/upvote on, then after you have done so, just let me know by sending a quick reply back where you provide the username you used so I can keep track.
When you have participated in 10 such swarms you will get 500NXT and then another 500NXT after the next 10 swarms.
Due to the lackluster community effort for SWARMing projects I have setup this in an attempt to form a always active SWARMing group.
Given the upcoming articles and posts that will be about NXT over the next weeks this is very much needed:
I am looking for 30 SWARMers that will do as instructed in terms of commenting and upvoting/liking articles, posts, videos etc.
The goal is to have at least 30 people to comment on certain articles and posts that need it.
There'll be a 1000 NXT bounty for every 20th SWARM you participate in.
All you need to do is send me an email at [email protected] so I get your email in my contacts which will make it a lot easier to send out calls for SWARMing.
The way it'll work is very simple, I will simply send out a chainmail to the SWARMers with instructions on what we need a comment/upvote on, then after you have done so, just let me know by sending a quick reply back where you provide the username you used so I can keep track.
When you have participated in 10 such swarms you will get 500NXT and then another 500NXT after the next 10 swarms.
Doge is quite good at swarming and their tech is well... ok, I'll be polite. Imagine what we could do with 30 active people pushing initiatives with the Nxt eco-system as our base? This is important, Uniqueorn is 100% correct.
I would gladly contribute to this bounty if you want to increase the amounts to incentivize more or use it to extend the length/get more swarmers.
Great!
I think that we should definitely extend the time period, yes, because when NXT first gains momentum we don't want it to stop
Send me a PMLet's get started
SWARMERS NEEDED
Due to the lackluster community effort for SWARMing projects I have setup this in an attempt to form a always active SWARMing group.
Given the upcoming articles and posts that will be about NXT over the next weeks this is very much needed:
I am looking for 30 SWARMers that will do as instructed in terms of commenting and upvoting/liking articles, posts, videos etc.
The goal is to have at least 30 people to comment on certain articles and posts that need it.
There'll be a 1000 NXT bounty for every 20th SWARM you participate in.
All you need to do is send me an email at [email protected] so I get your email in my contacts which will make it a lot easier to send out calls for SWARMing.
The way it'll work is very simple, I will simply send out a chainmail to the SWARMers with instructions on what we need a comment/upvote on, then after you have done so, just let me know by sending a quick reply back where you provide the username you used so I can keep track.
When you have participated in 10 such swarms you will get 500NXT and then another 500NXT after the next 10 swarms.
Due to the lackluster community effort for SWARMing projects I have setup this in an attempt to form a always active SWARMing group.
Given the upcoming articles and posts that will be about NXT over the next weeks this is very much needed:
I am looking for 30 SWARMers that will do as instructed in terms of commenting and upvoting/liking articles, posts, videos etc.
The goal is to have at least 30 people to comment on certain articles and posts that need it.
There'll be a 1000 NXT bounty for every 20th SWARM you participate in.
All you need to do is send me an email at [email protected] so I get your email in my contacts which will make it a lot easier to send out calls for SWARMing.
The way it'll work is very simple, I will simply send out a chainmail to the SWARMers with instructions on what we need a comment/upvote on, then after you have done so, just let me know by sending a quick reply back where you provide the username you used so I can keep track.
When you have participated in 10 such swarms you will get 500NXT and then another 500NXT after the next 10 swarms.
Doge is quite good at swarming and their tech is well... ok, I'll be polite. Imagine what we could do with 30 active people pushing initiatives with the Nxt eco-system as our base? This is important, Uniqueorn is 100% correct.
I would gladly contribute to this bounty if you want to increase the amounts to incentivize more or use it to extend the length/get more swarmers.
Great!
I think that we should definitely extend the time period, yes, because when NXT first gains momentum we don't want it to stop
Send me a PM Knowing identity of carlos allows credible legal threat to stop his nonsense. He doesn't care about actually running a coin, so your protection doesn't work. People will still get scammed and then might blame NXT.
If you want to legally prohibit people from redistributing and using your code in other projects, copyright law already does that. Open source doesn't mean anyone can use it if you have a copyright notice on the code.
This no difference between software and images copyright.
Simply add on top of every source file:
/*
* Developer : Developer Name ([email protected])
* Date : xx/yy/zzzz
* All code (c)2014 name -- all rights reserved
* You may not use, copy, or distribute the code without written permission from the developer
*
*/
Yeah it's as simple as that.
That makes it illegal to use the code without developer's permission.
This actually is the most restrictive form of license you can release your code under. According to this, every time your code is called or executed you need written permission from the developer. The mainstream open source licenses are what you want to be considering; as they have well thought-out mechanisms to permit your code to be useful yet restrictive enough to prohibit exploitative uses.
ANNOUNCEMENT Nxt Net Application http://95.85.8.113:9000/nxtnet
P.S. I'm surprised nobody tried to upload a torrent file; I recall someone wanted this feature very much.
P.S. I'm surprised nobody tried to upload a torrent file; I recall someone wanted this feature very much.
I think its cause no one got how to do.
With an step by step how to it would get more drive...
so is this a torrent explorer like piratebay?
I always liked the idea, but the problem might be that users will pick those combinations that are easier to remember and there goes your entropy.
You can generate the words randomly for the user!
Use this Electum's dictionary
https://raw.github.com/spesmilo/electrum/master/lib/mnemonic.py
or make your own with easy words
12 random words from this 1626 word dictionary gives you 128 bit entropy.
P.S. I'm surprised nobody tried to upload a torrent file; I recall someone wanted this feature very much.
I think its cause no one got how to do.
With an step by step how to it would get more drive...
Let me explain then.
1. Download torrent file; you need to convert it to the magnet link to publish (will take <1min).
2. Go to the app page: http://95.85.8.113:9000/nxtnet
3. Go to link "torrent to magnet link converter (external)".
4. Upload torrent file there, copy the magnet link to clipboard.
5. Return back to the app page.
6. Paste the magnet link to the URI field.
7. Add description.
8. Add it! That's all
Thanks for implementing, we can do some really awesome things with this.
Knowing identity of carlos allows credible legal threat to stop his nonsense. He doesn't care about actually running a coin, so your protection doesn't work. People will still get scammed and then might blame NXT.
If you want to legally prohibit people from redistributing and using your code in other projects, copyright law already does that. Open source doesn't mean anyone can use it if you have a copyright notice on the code.
This no difference between software and images copyright.
Simply add on top of every source file:
/*
* Developer : Developer Name ([email protected])
* Date : xx/yy/zzzz
* All code (c)2014 name -- all rights reserved
* You may not use, copy, or distribute the code without written permission from the developer
*
*/
Yeah it's as simple as that.
That makes it illegal to use the code without developer's permission.
Anyone here with math background, who could help understand a complex paper?
http://eprint.iacr.org/2013/507
You really need a specialist in cryptography to understand such a thing...
Damn, that's depressing
Dogecoin Become Fifth Most Valuable Crypto-Currency
http://uk.news.yahoo.com/dogecoin-become-fifth-most-valuable-crypto-currency-174348269.html#dXx7kbT
http://uk.news.yahoo.com/dogecoin-become-fifth-most-valuable-crypto-currency-174348269.html#dXx7kbT
Quote
Dogecoin has just overtaken Nxt, which describes itself as a second generation crypto-currency offering a "novel method of eco-friendly mining."
Nope.
5 Nxt 76,860 BTC 7.686e-05 BTC 999,997,986 NXT* 185 BTC +0.79 %
6 DogeCoin 74,506 BTC 1.88e-06 BTC 39,630,915,288 DOGE 3,206 BTC +6.29 %
DOGE did overtake NXT for a short time earlier today, but market changes and NXT went back up. Expect this to happen occasionally as people reach their limits and dump
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