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Topic: [XMR] Monero - A secure, private, untraceable cryptocurrency - page 1009. (Read 4671497 times)

legendary
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Antifragile

You, captain Schettino, abandoned ship long ago, during the mintpal pump.
Source :
"12:52 AM Alit: i'll only say that 1. I sold a lot during the mintpal pump, and 2. I bought some at around 0.002 during the bcx scare"


Yup, both nice trades. The first one was better of course (so far).
I wonder why that even bothers you? Oh that's right, because you are a miserable troll who compulsively insults and criticizes people. Got it.


I thought developers are hodlers, well I guess not. You're just trying to make a quick buck...

Unpaid developers have to make do with what they have. Trading to pay bills, increase position, etc. is not morally wrong. Attacking others, generally is, not to mention insensitive and deceptive (in this case).
legendary
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legendary
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You, captain Schettino, abandoned ship long ago, during the mintpal pump.
Source :
"12:52 AM Alit: i'll only say that 1. I sold a lot during the mintpal pump, and 2. I bought some at around 0.002 during the bcx scare"


Yup, both nice trades. The first one was better of course (so far).
I wonder why that even bothers you? Oh that's right, because you are a miserable troll who compulsively insults and criticizes people. Got it.


I thought developers are hodlers, well I guess not. You're just trying to make a quick buck...
legendary
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I'm not even sure "fix" is the right word. As far as I can tell it just involves a lot of guessing. Sometimes you guess right, sometimes wrong. Using some of the methods we've already published (and will be addressed) you can improve your odds of guessing somewhat, but it still comes down to a guess, and there is no way for you or anyone else to know you got it right. It seems a lot of the guesses are terribly inaccurate too. Fluffypony said he had to run through 21 transactions to find even one they got right. Although I haven't seen the details of that test, it sounds pretty worthless to me based on that.

I see no reason to go all Chicken Little about any of it.


Lol smooth, its all going to 0 as you said.

Abandon ship...

 Grin

If he's abandoning, the ship just got a lot more pleasant at least. Bon Voyage.


You, captain Schettino, abandoned ship long ago, during the mintpal pump.
Source :
"12:52 AM Alit: i'll only say that 1. I sold a lot during the mintpal pump, and 2. I bought some at around 0.002 during the bcx scare"

Yup, both nice trades. The first one was better of course (so far).

I wonder why that even bothers you? Oh that's right, because you are a miserable troll who compulsively insults and criticizes people. Got it.
legendary
Activity: 1092
Merit: 1000
I'm not even sure "fix" is the right word. As far as I can tell it just involves a lot of guessing. Sometimes you guess right, sometimes wrong. Using some of the methods we've already published (and will be addressed) you can improve your odds of guessing somewhat, but it still comes down to a guess, and there is no way for you or anyone else to know you got it right. It seems a lot of the guesses are terribly inaccurate too. Fluffypony said he had to run through 21 transactions to find even one they got right. Although I haven't seen the details of that test, it sounds pretty worthless to me based on that.

I see no reason to go all Chicken Little about any of it.


Lol smooth, its all going to 0 as you said.

Abandon ship...

 Grin

If he's abandoning, the ship just got a lot more pleasant at least. Bon Voyage.


You, captain Schettino, abandoned ship long ago, during the mintpal pump.

Source :
"12:52 AM Alit: i'll only say that 1. I sold a lot during the mintpal pump, and 2. I bought some at around 0.002 during the bcx scare"
sr. member
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Why buy a $hitcoin like Monero when there's good quality code like NXT?   Huh

Well, If you talk about buying, I believe anyone would buy a coin hoping to make a profit Tongue. On the other hand if you talk about using and supporting, well... clearly we, Monero supporters, believe that privacy is important, and AFAIK no ther coin beats Monero on that matter right now.

EDIT to add: Also because of the quality of the dev team and the community.

Quality of the dev team and the community is better than most coins.
hero member
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So when are we getting that shiny db

It is around the corner.  Grin

strange... i am using monero with lmdb for weeks... ?

Ok the GUI ? Grin
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legendary
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So when are we getting that shiny db

It is around the corner.  Grin

strange... i am using monero with lmdb for weeks... ?
Oh, the database that requires 6Gb of RAM?

No
full member
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So when are we getting that shiny db

It is around the corner.  Grin

strange... i am using monero with lmdb for weeks... ?
Oh, the database that requires 6Gb of RAM?  Not much of a DB.  Come on DEV's to tie up that much RAM is criminal.
legendary
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Why buy a $hitcoin like Monero when there's good quality code like NXT?   Huh

The only three projects i have really been involved in is bitcoin, nxt, and monero. I was very active in the nxt community, if you were than you probably recognize me. This is not a fair characterization and not a reasonable dichotomy. Both are really great projects that deliver serious utility and really stand apart from the crowd. Perhaps instead of trying to fight against monero in favor of your pet project, you should own a little of both. I still own a pretty substantial amount of nxt and now i own a pretty substantial amount of monero too.

Distribution doesn't have to be perfect, but it has to be reasonable. NXT's absolutely horrid distribution of 1billion coins to under 80 *people* makes it almost worthless in my book. NXT is more like a platform than a currency anyway, to which things like Bitshares or Ethereum outclasses it in regardless.

*people*= NXT had no sockpuppet screening, so we can infer that there were sockpuppet accounts

I whole heatedly agree with the concerns about nxt's initial distribution problem, in fact they understate the problem because many of the bitcoins used to purchase stake could have been the dev sending bitcoins back to himself. But if you understand what nxt accomplished, how revolutionary its consensus mechanism is, you cant help but be enamored with the project despite its glaring flaws.
hero member
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eidoo wallet
Why buy a $hitcoin like Monero when there's good quality code like NXT?   Huh



Distribution doesn't have to be perfect, but it has to be reasonable. NXT's absolutely horrid distribution of 1billion coins to under 80 *people* makes it almost worthless in my book. NXT is more like a platform than a currency anyway, to which things like Bitshares or Ethereum outclasses it in regardless.

*people*= NXT had no sockpuppet screening, so we can infer that there were sockpuppet accounts
member
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https://monerohash.com
Why buy a $hitcoin like Monero when there's good quality code like NXT?   Huh

Well, If you talk about buying, I believe anyone would buy a coin hoping to make a profit Tongue. On the other hand if you talk about using and supporting, well... clearly we, Monero supporters, believe that privacy is important, and AFAIK no ther coin beats Monero on that matter right now.

EDIT to add: Also because of the quality of the dev team and the community.
hero member
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Why buy a $hitcoin like Monero when there's good quality code like NXT?   Huh
legendary
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Nobody replied to my previous comment and whether it can be reasonably implemented:

Can/would it be possible to be able to append the payment ID to the send address, so the sender doesn't have to remember to include it?

So if my XMR address is "myaddress" I can simply give out myaddressCustomer1, myaddressCustomer2, etc, and when someone sends money to those addresses it will automatically use the additional characters as the payment ID.

That would make the issue of Payment ID the responsibility of the receiver/vendor/merchant and not the user.

https://getmonero.org/design-goals/

legendary
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guys check out crave , dev just finished testing the masternode system, looking very good Shocked

I will save other people from looking it up. It's a POS coin. It's what you'd expect.

You mean I shouldn't trust a guy named Mrpumperitis?  Huh I think my faith in humanity is dashed.

well you generalize everything,lol anyway check the ann, im sure you will be impresssed, its more than pos, its the best coin of 2015 by far Smiley
hero member
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Nobody replied to my previous comment and whether it can be reasonably implemented:

Can/would it be possible to be able to append the payment ID to the send address, so the sender doesn't have to remember to include it?

So if my XMR address is "myaddress" I can simply give out myaddressCustomer1, myaddressCustomer2, etc, and when someone sends money to those addresses it will automatically use the additional characters as the payment ID.

That would make the issue of Payment ID the responsibility of the receiver/vendor/merchant and not the sender.
legendary
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Facts are more efficient than fud
guys check out crave , dev just finished testing the masternode system, looking very good Shocked

I will save other people from looking it up. It's a POS coin. It's what you'd expect.

You mean I shouldn't trust a guy named Mrpumperitis?  Huh I think my faith in humanity is dashed.
full member
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guys check out crave , dev just finished testing the masternode system, looking very good Shocked

I will save other people from looking it up. It's a POS coin. It's what you'd expect.
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