I suspect this is a poorly crafted joke where "dim programmer" is supposed to be CoinHunter. That appears to be a simple fit to the OP.
haha, sorry I'm so serious all the time. Sarcasm is tough to pickup on through written/typed text!
Topic: SolidCoin 100% Attacked ? (Read 831 times)
haha, sorry I'm so serious all the time. Sarcasm is tough to pickup on through written/typed text!
I suspect this is a poorly crafted joke where "dim programmer" is supposed to be CoinHunter. That appears to be a simple fit to the OP.
How can someone have 100% of the network, if there are multiple miners out there? 
This makes no sense...
This makes no sense...probably has somethingn to do with the fact that it's centralized and not decentralized...
How can someone have 100% of the network, if there are multiple miners out there? This makes no sense...
This makes no sense...
There was some discussion recently about SolidCoin having a "dim programmer" with about 100% of the network mining power. CoinHunter is aware of it and seems to be hiding the fact this 100% threat exists to SolidCoin.
It is possible this dim programmer already done multiple 100% attacks as they seem to be continually stopping their medication and "doing something else for an hour or so" before resuming. Hopefully someone is monitoring the source-code changes which have been occurring and determining if anyone is actually losing Bitcoins on the exchanges.
It is possible this dim programmer already done multiple 100% attacks as they seem to be continually stopping their medication and "doing something else for an hour or so" before resuming. Hopefully someone is monitoring the source-code changes which have been occurring and determining if anyone is actually losing Bitcoins on the exchanges.
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