Anyone going to 51% this with a bunch of high-CPU AWS instances?
LOL fail. It cannot be 51% because of new design with policing peers. Haters gonna hate.
Topic: SolidCoin 2 Release - Monday 10th October 23:35 UTC - page 10. (Read 21322 times)
LOL fail. It cannot be 51% because of new design with policing peers. Haters gonna hate.
Anyone going to 51% this with a bunch of high-CPU AWS instances?
I just put the code through Google Translator and it translates it to Jibberish.
Is that modern or antic Jibberish ?
I just put the code through Google Translator and it translates it to Jibberish.
Sourcecode or not, I doubt even half of the paranoid monkeys even know how to read it 
When will source code come available?
What if the final version has a keylogger or walletstealer inside?
TrojanCoin2?
Sorry... I won't run this without knowing if it is safe...
What if the final version has a keylogger or walletstealer inside?
TrojanCoin2?
Sorry... I won't run this without knowing if it is safe...
What if Windows has NSA backdoor ? You would never know it. Thank you for keeping off SC2. More coinzzz to me fools.
Do you trust the creator of SolidCoin?
When will source code come available?
What if the final version has a keylogger or walletstealer inside?
TrojanCoin2?
Sorry... I won't run this without knowing if it is safe...
What if the final version has a keylogger or walletstealer inside?
TrojanCoin2?
Sorry... I won't run this without knowing if it is safe...
What if Windows has NSA backdoor ? You would never know it. Thank you for keeping off SC2. More coinzzz to me fools.
I was looking forward to giving it a go too, but without the source code, it's a no-no for me.
I see no reason for closed software, unless there is something to hide...
And what about safety of the coin? People like ArtForz found/fixed many errors/bugs but can't keep an eye on it anymore.
I like to try out new alternate coins but I'll skip on this one...
I was looking forward to giving it a go too, but without the source code, it's a no-no for me.
When will source code come available?
What if the final version has a keylogger or walletstealer inside?
TrojanCoin2?
Sorry... I won't run this without knowing if it is safe...
What if the final version has a keylogger or walletstealer inside?
TrojanCoin2?
Sorry... I won't run this without knowing if it is safe...
Source code is dependent upon the trolls.
Are you saying that if trolls are loud you'll release it sooner to shut them up, or later to punish them?
Also of note, 3 wannabe hackers from this forum claimed they would take down the SolidCoin 2 public beta and none have. Welcome to the future of cryptocurrencies, a truly secure network.
Nothing being revealed during your tiny beta means very little. If I had found a vulnerability during the beta period, I wouldn't tell anyone. I'd wait until after adoption of the full release, and then I would relieve you of the burden of having to divvy out that premined fortune you have.
100% gain means double performance from two threads compared to one. I have never seen, heard about, or read about an instance where HT doubled performance, or even close, excepting SC2.
Yes, it is very rare that HT doubles performance, but it is nonetheless possible to construct synthetic micro-benchmarks that demonstrate this. The dubious usefulness of HT against real-world workloads, where performance gains more often tend toward 0% than 100%, is one of the reasons why AMD hasn't bothered implementing it yet.
It depends. If the workload is purely ALU-bound or FPU-bound and there are few instruction interdependencies, then each thread of a HT core should deliver exactly 50% of the performance of a single thread running on it, as they share execution units. IOW HT doesn't help at all increase performance.
However if the workload is memory-bound, if execution units are mostly idle, then each thread of a HT core should deliver about 100% of the performance of a single thread running on it. IOW HT doubles performance.
For real-world workloads, the number falls somewhere in between 50% and 100%. CoinHunter reporting 90% means his mining algorithm is mostly memory-bound.
However if the workload is memory-bound, if execution units are mostly idle, then each thread of a HT core should deliver about 100% of the performance of a single thread running on it. IOW HT doubles performance.
For real-world workloads, the number falls somewhere in between 50% and 100%. CoinHunter reporting 90% means his mining algorithm is mostly memory-bound.
Real-work workloads gain 10-30% from HT. That's tested results, not theoretical stuff from whitepapers.
All time absolute record that I have seen is around 40%.
You did not read me correctly. You are talking about a different percentage scale. When I say "50% of 1 thread" it means "0% performance gain from HT". When I say "100% of 1 thread" it means "100% gains".
IOW, you agree with me.
100% gain means double performance from two threads compared to one. I have never seen, heard about, or read about an instance where HT doubled performance, or even close, excepting SC2.
In real world benchmarks, adding a HT thread adds between -5% and 30% performance.
I just want to let you know that my exchange (https://solidcoin24.com) will support SC 2.0 as soon as it's out.
You can register already now; depositing BTC and NMC works.
Since yesterday there's also a market where users can trade directly with each other in many different currencies (USD,EUR,GBP,CAD,AUD,CHF,JPY) and with many different methods (bank transfer, PayPal, Moneybookers, Dwolla, ...).
You can register already now; depositing BTC and NMC works.
Since yesterday there's also a market where users can trade directly with each other in many different currencies (USD,EUR,GBP,CAD,AUD,CHF,JPY) and with many different methods (bank transfer, PayPal, Moneybookers, Dwolla, ...).
sd.. its just easier to put him on ignore.. that way you dont have to read his crap
I have reported a few of his more hostile posts to a moderator in the hope he and anyone else from his IP gets banned. I don't think many moderators will approve of his racist agenda.
Even with all the nonsense CoinHunter has posted I've never felt the need to report posts or ignore people before that anti-Japanese rant.
If you get his IP banned, I fear that it will block CoinHunter too, so we won't get news about SolidCoin anymore.
That sucks. Not that I like specially solidcoin, but a bit of respect for undangered species please.
SolidCoin will work perfectly on Windows 7 and Intel. My 2600K gets about 160 khash/s ( maximum anyone has reported on any CPU so far ) which is damn nice !!!
You know a lot about SC2.0 for someone who did not design it, and someone who is not CoinHunter in spite of posting all the time at minutes of interval with him and boot licking him like he himself would do if he was flexible enough. Wait, are you CoinHunter? If you like giant countdown timers :- http://solidcoin.info/
Monday 10th October 23:35 UTC
Also of note, 3 wannabe hackers from this forum claimed they would take down the SolidCoin 2 public beta and none have. Welcome to the future of cryptocurrencies, a truly secure network.
Monday 10th October 23:35 UTC
Also of note, 3 wannabe hackers from this forum claimed they would take down the SolidCoin 2 public beta and none have. Welcome to the future of cryptocurrencies, a truly secure network.
Nice one mate ! Seems like the 8 Japanese scammers ( Satoshi = kano = coblee = MtGox = lolcust = SAC = BitcoinExpress = ArtForz ) proved once again that they are total idiots.
CoinHunter, if you are not going to bother putting a reasonable time between your posts, why don't you post your little marketing dialogs under your main ID?
I am not a detractor of SC2.0 because I don't know what it can do (yet).
But I am definitely not a proponent of people using false identities to self-promote.
Also, you could find a little more natural dialogs.
Boot licking yourself in that shameless way makes it sound pretty ridiculous.
It's OK.
He WILL install the closed source client just like the rest of the trolls will.
Capitalism beats patriotism every time!!!!
He WILL install the closed source client just like the rest of the trolls will.
Capitalism beats patriotism every time!!!!
So true.
It's OK.
He WILL install the closed source client just like the rest of the trolls will.
Capitalism beats patriotism every time!!!!
He WILL install the closed source client just like the rest of the trolls will.
Capitalism beats patriotism every time!!!!
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