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November 09, 2013, 01:56:48 AM
#48
You yourself are a founding member of Emunie hoping to receive Emu from Fuseleer by kissing his ass so it therefore makes yourself look rather idiotic that you try to berate me for criticising the investment potential.

Who would want to kiss Fuserleer's ass - I bet it stinks just as bad as yours does Smiley

No, it's not Fuserleer's arsehole people are in love with, it's his ground breaking eMunie client, and there's still time for you to fall in love with it too.

Why not do yourself a favour and head on over to the eMunie forum and sign up as an beta tester while you've still got the chance.

There's still time to make a contribution to this fine undertaking, and you could EARN some EMU while getting an advanced screening on the future of crypto currencies.

It's still your choice how you view the investment potential of eMunie, but after you've had a test drive of the eMunie client you can't really argue against its technical superiority to every other crypto currency out there.

Not everyone is interested in crypto currencies purely for their investment returns. Some of us would like to see crypto currencies making a real difference in the world.

I think eMunie is an excellent investment in the future, and I also think those who invest in the pre-sale will make some profit too!
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November 08, 2013, 11:15:03 PM
#47
eMunie will be open source at some point, but not on release day. If you see the 100 Bitcoin copies out there then this makes a lot of sense, so there are not 10 eMunie style currencies after 2 weeks.

I'm not sure what I think of this policy. You can't fight the inevitable. If eMunie is as great as it looks, there will be copy cats. You can't stop this. eMunie will always be the first though, network effect goes a long ways. All of the copy cats will be considered just that- copy cats.

+1
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November 08, 2013, 10:41:55 PM
#46
Just ran the latest version, looks like it is coming along well, nice work Fuserleer.
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November 08, 2013, 10:28:36 PM
#45
I really like eMunie and personally have the believe that it will get way greater adoption then BTC has (in 2 Years or so).
It has every thing that a digital p2p currency needs, (almost) instant transactions, no huge block chain that takes days to sync (on a 1mb Internet connection), even mobile devises should be able to run the client, so you can always have some eMu on your smart-phone wallet if you want to buy something (just like a real wallet where you have Fiat in, just on a digital device), as well as a more stable price, so you can actually use it as a currency without having to worry that by the time you want to use it (either to buy Fiat or other goods/services) its value has dropped by 20%, and last but not least an p2p exchange so you can easily exchange it to fiat if wanted.
Also it has, additional futures like 100% anonym email and chat, that will be welcomed by many people that don't like the government to know everything in there private live.
And with the ans system its even really simple to send/receive coins for those that are not much into PCs...so it will get adopted by the average person way faster then BTC is Smiley

Well, and it being closed source for the begging....I personally don´t see anything wrong with that and the average person will defiantly not care if its open source or not, most people even use Windows and that is (and will always be) closed source, so it won´t hurt emu:)...but I know we will have a few people that will dislike it for that:( Though I think that even if it was open source on release , we will still have individuals that will find something "bad"...there are always people that won´t agree and have a different opinion, that's there right to have, but that doesn't mean that we have to listen to them Wink
And those people that don´t like the closed source, don´t have to buy eMunie at all or may wait until it gets open source...but by then emu will be worse a lott more, so they will likely miss out on lower prices, but that's up to them what they want to do, no body is forced to use/buy emu Wink

 
legendary
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November 08, 2013, 10:21:48 PM
#44

You can phrase it however you want but you are touting this alternative currency on a Bitcoin discussion forum; Bitcoin of course being built upon with fair and open source concepts. People who join this community tend to hold similar viewpoints. Which is why historically alternative currencies which are closed source or do not have a fair start (owner keeping a hoard of the coins for themself) are shot down and 'trolled' hard.

Please don't get on your high horse to me about pump and dumps and other annoying and misused terms. You yourself are a founding member of Emunie hoping to receive Emu from Fuseleer by kissing his ass so it therefore makes yourself look rather idiotic that you try to berate me for criticising the investment potential.

Historically, closed source alts have not brought dick to the table. Historically, we are going to make history.

I have not even begun to embarrass myself mister. This so called crypto scene is a mockery of what alternative currencies should be. You want to keep up with the status quo of disgusting Wall St knuckle dragging then by all means, keep polishing the knobs on the titanic. I, the self righteous, arrogant, high horse sitting bastard, didn't come to these forums to make a quick buck. I thought we were working for the greater good of humanity, not give blood sucking fucking vultures a new wild west of villainy and greed. Boy was I wrong.

Look, I'm sorry Fuserleer is such a fun guy. I'm sorry I've invested countless hours of the past few months watching this client develop from damn near nothing to what we have right now. I'm sorry this is not LTC or some other elitist coin. I am not sorry for being a eMunie cheerleader. Your coins are done with. Have a nice day.
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November 08, 2013, 09:52:32 PM
#43
Not trying to burst anyone's bubble, but if this is true: Jim Rickards: Gold V Bitcoin V Money Debate - Video.

Rickards is the author of the New York Times Best Seller Currency Wars, published in 2011. Jim Rickard's is a highly respected economist & annalist. He says Satoshi is really a team of Dev's from Google!, this is a Game Changer!! It means Bitcoin is still Gov controlled fiat currency!! The moneyless society they want is already here and they still control it!! Time for you to pick the independent cryptocoin of your choice!!

http://www.bloomberg.com/video/malka-rickards-debate-bitcoin-utility-longevity-662IxXXTQl2e~49s0UZNhw.html

and if this is true:  http://hackingdistributed.com/2013/11/04/bitcoin-is-broken/
 
soon the sheep that thought they were awake will wake up and flood into the next best thing!! or better thing!
legendary
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https://youtu.be/DsAVx0u9Cw4 ... Dr. WHO < KLF
November 08, 2013, 09:13:24 PM
#42
I am going to jump in here as a program coder and systems analyst with 40 years of experience.  There are basically two methods of coding large complex application systems.

One is where a single developer has the current version of everything immediately available on his development workstation.  This is how eMunie is being developed. Thus through short iterative releases of fast prototype coding a large application is able to progress quickly into a fully integrated working application. These iterative releases are tested by a manageable group to alpha and beta testers, with immediate feedback to the developer.

The other method is where a team of programmers work together with a source archival check-in/check-out of the current source version.  Only the person with the latest version of the source can update the code or else a fork of the source versions is done and merged back together later.  This is where programmers are generally in a common location or meet regularly to collaborate together on the application.

Considering that the eMunie system will be continued to be enhanced by Fuserleer after the public launch, for at minimum of another 6 months, to add in the additional bells and whistles that he has envisioned.  Is it to much to ask that he be allowed to control the source during this time.  I think that do to the advanced innovations in the eMunie currency application that could be easily patented to protect his ideas and code, that waiting for a few months to see the actual source is a reasonable request from Fuserleer.    

Hear, hear - Satoshi's work maybe be open source, but it was obviously first developed in private before release.

The industry is very different now, Fuserleer's approach seems both fair and sensible in the long-term.
legendary
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https://youtu.be/DsAVx0u9Cw4 ... Dr. WHO < KLF
November 08, 2013, 09:07:25 PM
#41
I've run several of the eMunie beta releases now and I have to say that each one has seen both feature rich improvements and increased network stability and security in each version.

I don't see eMunie as a threat to Bitcoin or even to the good alt. coins.

eMunie feels like it could fit in very well and provide much innovation, perhaps somewhere between Bitcoin / Paypal and other exchanges for the masses.

Its certainly not a 'funny-e-munie'. This could be really great for everyone ! I can fully understand why the dev. is having to keep it closed source for now.
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November 08, 2013, 08:48:29 PM
#40
I am going to jump in here as a program coder and systems analyst with 40 years of experience.  There are basically two methods of coding large complex application systems.

One is where a single developer has the current version of everything immediately available on his development workstation.  This is how eMunie is being developed. Thus through short iterative releases of fast prototype coding a large application is able to progress quickly into a fully integrated working application. These iterative releases are tested by a manageable group to alpha and beta testers, with immediate feedback to the developer.

The other method is where a team of programmers work together with a source archival check-in/check-out of the current source version.  Only the person with the latest version of the source can update the code or else a fork of the source versions is done and merged back together later.  This is where programmers are generally in a common location or meet regularly to collaborate together on the application.

Considering that the eMunie system will be continued to be enhanced by Fuserleer after the public launch, for at minimum of another 6 months, to add in the additional bells and whistles that he has envisioned.  Is it to much to ask that he be allowed to control the source during this time.  I think that do to the advanced innovations in the eMunie currency application that could be easily patented to protect his ideas and code, that waiting for a few months to see the actual source is a reasonable request from Fuserleer.    
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November 08, 2013, 08:21:06 PM
#39
You can phrase it however you want but you are touting this alternative currency on a Bitcoin discussion forum; Bitcoin of course being built upon with fair and open source concepts. People who join this community tend to hold similar viewpoints. Which is why historically alternative currencies which are closed source or do not have a fair start (owner keeping a hoard of the coins for themself) are shot down and 'trolled' hard.

Please don't get on your high horse to me about pump and dumps and other annoying and misused terms. You yourself are a founding member of Emunie hoping to receive Emu from Fuseleer by kissing his ass so it therefore makes yourself look rather idiotic that you try to berate me for criticising the investment potential.

Anyone and everyone is invited to join in from the start. Unlike any other "alt-coin", emunie will need funds to stabilize supply from wild swings and vultures only interested in making pump and dumps. Can you tell which one of your "fair" and "open-source" crypto coins would actually be able to achieve such a thing? Wait, you can't; because none exists. While Satoshi's intention might have not been to foster millions of dollars through pump and dumps and pyramiding, that is exactly what has happened (and is still happening). Where is the fairness in that? Emunie is trying to solve most of the problems associated with commodity type currencies or electronic currencies, as well as introducing a feature rich ecosystem. This is just the crypto side of emunie as well, this doesn't even consider the staggering potential of the network itself, something that can be easily adopted by open source projects in the future.

About kissing ass and all that baloney. So people get "rewarded" a SMALL amount of emu for investing their time in testing and development, isn't that but fair?
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November 08, 2013, 08:15:42 PM
#38
If this is a kind of POS model what is the initial distribution model of the coins I mean EMUs.
Will every user that joins the eMunie network receve 1 unit of emu to start with or how will the
distributed at the beginning?!



The final details regarding the initial distribution method of EMU is still being worked out. There'll probably be some form of EMU pre-sale, but I think you'll hear more about that from Fuserleer very soon.

The point is eMunie is trying to create something that's cutting edge technologically, and also based on fairness for all the users. The stable price is part of that, and the pre-sale is needed to ensure there is sufficient EMU supply from day one. I'm sure most reasonable people will judge the method of initial distribution to be fair and equitable.

You'll know the full details before anything happens Smiley
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November 08, 2013, 07:53:51 PM
#37
If it's closed source, premined, it has scam written all over it.
I'd try taking it down myself if I had the resources.

Closed source development is the only practical way for a single dev to code something as complex as eMunie.
One guy can't code all that using an open source approach.
These 2 lines make no sense at all.


During development the code is closed source. The code is being tested and modified on a daily basis. There is a team of people testing eMunie, but there's only a single dev working on the code.

You open source a project:
1- if there are multiple people working on it and you need to share code
2- it's finished and you're making it available to other people

Neither of these things apply to eMunie ... Yet!
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November 08, 2013, 07:51:48 PM
#36
1. eMunie will be an open source after a short period of stabilizing after the launch, the only purpose of short-period closed source is to prevent the copy-cat..
2-Pre-Mined: I would rather not call it pre-mined. eMunie in my opinion is a POS model with the extra-built-in supply-demand to ensure economic stability and also preventing bump and dump, that is the way a CURRENCY (and not a commodity) should be. Of course Without placing an initial amount of coins in the system you can't implement the POS and an uniform Demand-Supply basement above it!
3-This POS like model with a soft supplied source of new coins, is provided with a fairer distributive way of mining. It will not be a hardware-Energy hungry Asic-armed race of mining all for the same straight line of blocks 0, 1,2,3,4,5..................


If this is a kind of POS model what is the initial distribution model of the coins I mean EMUs.
Will every user that joins the eMunie network receve 1 unit of emu to start with or how will the
distributed at the beginning?!

As I read in eMunie forum, there will be a fixed number, let's say 100K emus for initial distribution. Some small patches will be awarded to beta testers as promised, and the rest will be up for sale at a fixed price.
To get started with emu and get some, one can either buy at the early lower price, or start verifying transactions and receive interest (starters will receive what is abstractly called 0-balance interest)
Mining or better called verifying is very soft, works in multi-linear form topologically (unlike btc and all btc-derived alts with straight lined block-coin mining). Even a mobile can act as a verifying node and get emus.
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November 08, 2013, 07:46:54 PM
#35
If it's closed source, premined, it has scam written all over it.
I'd try taking it down myself if I had the resources.

Closed source development is the only practical way for a single dev to code something as complex as eMunie.
One guy can't code all that using an open source approach.
These 2 lines make no sense at all.

Such a waste of a human life. Not sure what happened a couple years ago, but thats when cancer happened, and you sure aren't helping it. We are here doing things you wish you could do, doing things that are needed, and most importantly, doing things that are WANTED.

Scamcoin, premine, etc... what do you think there is to REALLY gain? I don't even see the luxury of making a scamcoin, ESPECIALLY when the very system prevents pump/dump, so please before you waste more oxygen on our planet filled with intelligent life, rtfm.
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November 08, 2013, 07:31:22 PM
#34
If it's closed source, premined, it has scam written all over it.
I'd try taking it down myself if I had the resources.

Closed source development is the only practical way for a single dev to code something as complex as eMunie.
One guy can't code all that using an open source approach.
These 2 lines make no sense at all.
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November 08, 2013, 07:30:37 PM
#33
1. eMunie will be an open source after a short period of stabilizing after the launch, the only purpose of short-period closed source is to prevent the copy-cat..
2-Pre-Mined: I would rather not call it pre-mined. eMunie in my opinion is a POS model with the extra-built-in supply-demand to ensure economic stability and also preventing bump and dump, that is the way a CURRENCY (and not a commodity) should be. Of course Without placing an initial amount of coins in the system you can't implement the POS and an uniform Demand-Supply basement above it!
3-This POS like model with a soft supplied source of new coins, is provided with a fairer distributive way of mining. It will not be a hardware-Energy hungry Asic-armed race of mining all for the same straight line of blocks 0, 1,2,3,4,5..................


If this is a kind of POS model what is the initial distribution model of the coins I mean EMUs.
Will every user that joins the eMunie network receve 1 unit of emu to start with or how will the
distributed at the beginning?!
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November 08, 2013, 07:24:09 PM
#32
If it's closed source, premined, it has scam written all over it.
I'd try taking it down myself if I had the resources.

Closed source development is the only practical way for a single dev to code something as complex as eMunie. Have a look at some of the features.

  • eMunie naming system (ENS) - human understandable/memorable addresses
  • eMunie web - run your own eMunie web site independent of the WWW
  • eMunie messaging/mail system
  • chat - inside the eMunie client
  • user profiles - inside the client
  • user rating system - inside the client

All fully encrypted AND anonymous, all lightning fast, with only a tiny client database to download - all this and still fully decentralised and P2P!

Next will be the holy grail ...  a fully P2P exchange .. expect that one very soon too!

One guy can't code all that using an open source approach.

eMunie is the first fully integrated suite of crypto currency tools designed to facilitate real trade of goods & services in the global economy.

There isn't a premine (EMU aren't mined at all).

eMunie incorporates a system of dynamic supply to achieve a stable price over the longer term. At the start this will require having sufficient EMU in the market to prevent a huge spike in the EMU price immediately after the release.

You'll have plenty of time to buy into the "pre-mine" yourself when it's announced Smiley No need to "take anything down", but you're welcome to join the party!

A lot of alt coins will disappear very soon. Only the strong survive from now on. If a crypto coin is not useful, it will die.

eMunie is obviously VERY useful

Bitcoin was a great first step for crypto currencies ... eMunie is the giant leap!

Closed source during development is totally justified in this situation.
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November 08, 2013, 07:23:06 PM
#31
I don't know! if it were my Coin, Decentralized Exchange and Payment Processor all in one giving you interest on your holding, where you can Trade Paper ( FIAT ) Currency and other Cryptocoins worldwide with Private Anonymous accounts with FREE Processing Service... plus much more ( taken from their facebook page ). I would keep it closed sourced for as long as I could and if it is closed sourced for a few months, what's the harm! Ripple had a full pre-mine, closed sourced at the start and pump and dump and it's doing ok with far less of the tools or innovation that Emunie has! Get in at the very start Vulture miners will hate it, but that's what makes it a currency and not another bitch coin!!
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November 08, 2013, 07:21:29 PM
#30
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Signature ADs duh. I'll up my speed until I reach a pace of 3k a month.
So you are a brainless mouth, okay I got!

Nobody gives a damn about eMunie, go away.
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November 08, 2013, 07:20:04 PM
#29
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Signature ADs duh. I'll up my speed until I reach a pace of 3k a month.
So you are a brainless mouth, okay I got!
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