So where is this windows wallet?
Have a guess 
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September 10, 2014, 03:05:29 AM
September 10, 2014, 02:52:32 AM
So where is this windows wallet?
September 10, 2014, 02:41:02 AM
Trying to withdraw from BTER, but
Juvenile. Don't worry, it's in the update Wallet Quote
XCR withdrawal is disabled 因技术维护，虚拟币提取暂停，感谢您谅解和支持。
September 10, 2014, 12:10:30 AM
BTER is re-syncing the blockchain. I am not sure what the issue was on their end. Boris has been in contact with Lin and will also be providing them 0.1.6c as soon as it's ready.
Thank you for the update, Matt. It would be nice to know what the problem was for reference. It would give one a sense of stability and understanding. And why is Bter's chain dependent on the health of the rest of the chain?
informer
September 09, 2014, 11:33:57 PM
Trying to withdraw from BTER, but
Quote
XCR withdrawal is disabled 因技术维护，虚拟币提取暂停，感谢您谅解和支持。
BTER is re-syncing the blockchain. I am not sure what the issue was on their end. Boris has been in contact with Lin and will also be providing them 0.1.6c as soon as it's ready.
September 09, 2014, 11:20:46 PM
Trying to withdraw from BTER, but
Quote
XCR withdrawal is disabled 因技术维护，虚拟币提取暂停，感谢您谅解和支持。
September 09, 2014, 09:37:41 PM
For those wondering, Boris is working on 0.1.6c with some more updates to the syncing problems and other issues. It is in testing now.
The web wallet, as mentioned, is also in testing among our internal group. We will keep you posted!
The web wallet, as mentioned, is also in testing among our internal group. We will keep you posted!
September 09, 2014, 08:47:59 PM
everyone that doesn't realize it already... This coin is being made from the ground up, thus it requires a bit more patience than others. Think of it as beta testing.
September 09, 2014, 08:13:01 PM
Any update on the blockchain explorer? is there any dev working on it or are all busy with new version/ windows version?
They are working on the Windows wallet. Syrenity posted that a few posts back.
September 09, 2014, 04:37:40 PM
Any update on the blockchain explorer? is there any dev working on it or are all busy with new version/ windows version?
September 09, 2014, 01:26:36 PM
Got a major issue with both of my nodes. One is at digital ocean and the other is at home. Today they both stopped syncing all together. I restarted both and after loading the blockchain it restarts and loads it all over again. If I delete the blockchain and have it download it again it loads the very first block then restarts again and remains in this loop. The logs just show the initialization over and over.
I've tried everything, even building a new droplet but the same thing on a fresh install.
I've tried everything, even building a new droplet but the same thing on a fresh install.
Is the last block downloaded, block 20480?
Actually it was before I decided to just delete the blockchain then let it download again. Now it's just block 1. It seems like it downloads the initial blockchain again then just goes into this reloading loop.
September 09, 2014, 01:24:54 PM
Got a major issue with both of my nodes. One is at digital ocean and the other is at home. Today they both stopped syncing all together. I restarted both and after loading the blockchain it restarts and loads it all over again. If I delete the blockchain and have it download it again it loads the very first block then restarts again and remains in this loop. The logs just show the initialization over and over.
I've tried everything, even building a new droplet but the same thing on a fresh install.
I confirm. After deleting blockchain.db client is stuck on genesis block I've tried everything, even building a new droplet but the same thing on a fresh install.
September 09, 2014, 12:49:23 PM
NODE is coming, and what are you going to do? 
Both coins are closed source messes. Both coins are full of holes once the "closed" source obfuscation is removed. (LOL like you can "close" javascript source anyway.) Both coins operate on broken/outdated infrastructure (IMO using components in a misguided-at-best way to begin with) that is vulnerable to known exploits.
Both coins have made some big and bold claims that are not backed up by the actual content of their code.
I'm wondering what BOTH coins are going to do.
Someone should really come in and write an actual, sound, non-hyped, open and community driven coin in nodejs, and eat both of their lunches.
Heck, a straight port of pybc would probably be enough to do it.
Maybe you're right. Maybe the devs are right and you're wrong. Right now I don't see you developing a nodejs project. If you do, you can take my money. But right now I'll stick with Crypti and their devs.
In my many years operating businesses, I never worried about the competition. I introduced services my competition could not offer, and let them worry about me. I bankrupted over 14 competitors in 15 years.
My advice to XCR, is to remain innovative, responsive, and flexible. Copycats will be numerous, but never superior.
Great advices.
September 09, 2014, 12:33:27 PM
Got a major issue with both of my nodes. One is at digital ocean and the other is at home. Today they both stopped syncing all together. I restarted both and after loading the blockchain it restarts and loads it all over again. If I delete the blockchain and have it download it again it loads the very first block then restarts again and remains in this loop. The logs just show the initialization over and over.
I've tried everything, even building a new droplet but the same thing on a fresh install.
I've tried everything, even building a new droplet but the same thing on a fresh install.
Is the last block downloaded, block 20480?
September 09, 2014, 12:13:58 PM
Got a major issue with both of my nodes. One is at digital ocean and the other is at home. Today they both stopped syncing all together. I restarted both and after loading the blockchain it restarts and loads it all over again. If I delete the blockchain and have it download it again it loads the very first block then restarts again and remains in this loop. The logs just show the initialization over and over.
I've tried everything, even building a new droplet but the same thing on a fresh install.
I've tried everything, even building a new droplet but the same thing on a fresh install.
September 09, 2014, 11:55:18 AM
windows wallet,wait so long,come on!
September 09, 2014, 10:49:40 AM
NODE is coming, and what are you going to do?
I support NODE and Crypti. Also NEM.
What's the problem?
September 09, 2014, 10:47:47 AM
Why does the chain stop at 20480?
informer
informer
September 09, 2014, 09:56:03 AM
NODE is coming, and what are you going to do?
Both coins are closed source messes. Both coins are full of holes once the "closed" source obfuscation is removed. (LOL like you can "close" javascript source anyway.) Both coins operate on broken/outdated infrastructure (IMO using components in a misguided-at-best way to begin with) that is vulnerable to known exploits.
Both coins have made some big and bold claims that are not backed up by the actual content of their code.
I'm wondering what BOTH coins are going to do.
Someone should really come in and write an actual, sound, non-hyped, open and community driven coin in nodejs, and eat both of their lunches.
Heck, a straight port of pybc would probably be enough to do it.
Maybe you're right. Maybe the devs are right and you're wrong. Right now I don't see you developing a nodejs project. If you do, you can take my money. But right now I'll stick with Crypti and their devs.
In my many years operating businesses, I never worried about the competition. I introduced services my competition could not offer, and let them worry about me. I bankrupted over 14 competitors in 15 years.
My advice to XCR, is to remain innovative, responsive, and flexible. Copycats will be numerous, but never superior.
September 09, 2014, 09:40:02 AM
NODE is coming, and what are you going to do?
Both coins are closed source messes. Both coins are full of holes once the "closed" source obfuscation is removed. (LOL like you can "close" javascript source anyway.) Both coins operate on broken/outdated infrastructure (IMO using components in a misguided-at-best way to begin with) that is vulnerable to known exploits.
Both coins have made some big and bold claims that are not backed up by the actual content of their code.
I'm wondering what BOTH coins are going to do.
Someone should really come in and write an actual, sound, non-hyped, open and community driven coin in nodejs, and eat both of their lunches.
Heck, a straight port of pybc would probably be enough to do it.
Maybe you're right. Maybe the devs are right and you're wrong. Right now I don't see you developing a nodejs project. If you do, you can take my money. But right now I'll stick with Crypti and their devs.
In my many years operating businesses, I never worried about the competition. I introduced services my competition could not offer, and let them worry about me. I bankrupted over 14 competitors in 15 years.
My advice to XCR, is to remain innovative, responsive, and flexible. Copycats will be numerous, but never superior.
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