[XMR] Monero - A secure, private, untraceable cryptocurrency - page 1567.

cAPSLOCK

legendary

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Note the unconventional cAPITALIZATION!

Quote from: darlidada on August 08, 2014, 04:49:04 PM

this is my favorite pic

Look! That is the Monero donation address...

I know you are a donator darlidada, in fact you are a:
Donators of 100 XMR - 3rd dan monero heros with coins of Gold

In case other want to support the continued progress of this project and cement your name among faithful who supported the project in the beginning you can find out more info here:

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/monero-community-hall-of-fame-700400

No donation is too small really. Even a SINGLE MONERO will earn you a title and place on the wall of fame.

parker928

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Quote from: primer- on August 08, 2014, 11:09:51 AM

Quote from: othe on August 08, 2014, 11:05:53 AM

FPGAs are utterly slow on memory hard Stuff, take a look at scrypt and an FPGA with enough Logic Cells to fit the PoW on is expensive.
So like for Scrypt we will prolly see ASICs on the Market directly, FPGAs aren´t suitable for that from a cost/speed ratio.

There are tons of GPU miners outside, mining Darkcoin, Vertcoin or whatever, why do you think a lousy 2 Mhash increase (we were already at 20+mhash before) in hashrate involves "magic" Wink

?
A single big GPU farm could do that.

botnet...

It is very easy to tell you are a troll...

the botnet argument has been addressed, probably at least ten times.

Also, you have a -4 trust score so no one is going to listen to you anyway. Get a new account maybe?

darlidada

hero member

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this is my favorite pic

falskmyntaren

newbie

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Quote from: eizh on August 08, 2014, 12:10:52 PM

I recommend watching the first 17 mins of the chat. This is not a mock-up - it's a live run of the code inside Qt creator so fluffypony goes through the functionality. Video link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LlTDS3iCqRY

Thanks for the youtube link. Well done dev-team!

Please everyone note the important change of terminology, "wallet" turns into "account".

While I agree to the change, which actually makes more sense in the way that it actually is more an account than a wallet - it's essential to make people understand the importance of the local storage of keys to access the account. An account is usually something stored somewhere else - in a bank for example - and not local storage.

BTW, is there a list of languages needed for localization? I might be able to help with a couple.

e-coinomist

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Money often costs too much.

Quote

You can collapse the Twitter/News bar if that annoys you.

Is it possible to opt-out of Twitter pre compiletime?

ray88

full member

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That wallet is amazing x100. The Bitcoin wallet looks childish over that one! Monero to the moon !

nioc

legendary

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Quote from: nioc on August 08, 2014, 10:31:46 AM

I'm on a small pool and their HR has doubled even though the number of miners is virtually the same.

Then again my hr displayed on the pool is >50% more than it was yesterday.

darlidada

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Watch the first 17 minutes at least! The screenshot is nothing compared to what the features of the GUI!

PeaMine

hero member

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That is one beautiful wallet, way to go!

dEBRUYNE

legendary

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Looks really nice!

eizh

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Quote from: statdude on August 08, 2014, 11:42:54 AM

Eizh,

Nice work, looks awesome.

Is there a list of planned features available yet for this GUI?

I recommend watching the first 17 mins of the chat. This is not a mock-up - it's a live run of the code inside Qt creator so fluffypony goes through the functionality. Video link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LlTDS3iCqRY

Basic overview:

The fully expanded account manager is intended for power users. There's a miniaturization button that takes us to a Bitcoin-style simplified interface (image 14 in the set I linked) where all you can do is send funds.

The transaction history can be searched/sorted by a lot of parameters including date ranges, address/names, amounts, payment IDs, etc. There's a slider to set the mixin level. You can collapse the Twitter/News bar if that annoys you. A wizard (for the first time it's launched) is in progress.

International translations will be crowdsourced to the community. Mining is not yet functional but the intention is to have it going in the background, helping secure the network and earning 'interest' for the user. You can opt out if wanted.

pandher

legendary

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Stagnation is Death

The best wallet GUI i ever saw

Thanks to the awesome people who made it possible

crypto4jan

legendary

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Energy coin master

This GUI wallet looks real great!
I redraw my XMR from exchange to put it into this wallet soon!

statdude

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Quote from: eizh on August 08, 2014, 11:17:57 AM

The announcement was the work-in-progress GUI. Screenshots here: http://imgur.com/4jGxpTj,SvvEKgf,BJOlDoA,WXCGcPb,V2Wqe8Q,cuLmgow,sXVwnoT,OSWiHpv,AusVrKk,O0Wy7RP,lPtURyT,ZAEpe8e,vFM1ndN,tHFIrSb,0kDFXP3

Below: the dashboard tab.

Eizh,

Nice work, looks awesome.

Is there a list of planned features available yet for this GUI?

sparky999

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I watched the chat and the functionality really looks impressive. Overall it feels simple but has some quite advanced functionality. Really quite impressive- well done guys, can't wait for the release.

Febo

legendary

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primer- how much was hashrate this morning if now is 43 % higher?

I know in last maybe 2 weeks was from 1.8-2 MH/s.

As was seen in last 3 months hash rate steadily raise when price is steady, when price fall it is steady, if price fall a lot, can even decrease tiny bit. When price raise, hash rate boost.

celestio

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Quote from: eizh on August 08, 2014, 11:17:57 AM

The announcement was the work-in-progress GUI. Screenshots here: http://imgur.com/4jGxpTj,SvvEKgf,BJOlDoA,WXCGcPb,V2Wqe8Q,cuLmgow,sXVwnoT,OSWiHpv,AusVrKk,O0Wy7RP,lPtURyT,ZAEpe8e,vFM1ndN,tHFIrSb,0kDFXP3

Below: the dashboard tab.

Ooh sexy.

eizh

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The announcement was the work-in-progress GUI. 15 screenshots of various tabs here: http://imgur.com/4jGxpTj,SvvEKgf,BJOlDoA,WXCGcPb,V2Wqe8Q,cuLmgow,sXVwnoT,OSWiHpv,AusVrKk,O0Wy7RP,lPtURyT,ZAEpe8e,vFM1ndN,tHFIrSb,0kDFXP3

Below: the dashboard tab.

darkota

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Quote from: primer- on August 08, 2014, 11:09:51 AM

Quote from: othe on August 08, 2014, 11:05:53 AM

FPGAs are utterly slow on memory hard Stuff, take a look at scrypt and an FPGA with enough Logic Cells to fit the PoW on is expensive.
So like for Scrypt we will prolly see ASICs on the Market directly, FPGAs aren´t suitable for that from a cost/speed ratio.

There are tons of GPU miners outside, mining Darkcoin, Vertcoin or whatever, why do you think a lousy 2 Mhash increase (we were already at 20+mhash before) in hashrate involves "magic" Wink

?
A single big GPU farm could do that.

botnet...

botnet my ass, the largest confirmed botnet only had 20 cpus...32 bit cpu gets 0.1 xmr per day.

primer-

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Quote from: othe on August 08, 2014, 11:05:53 AM

FPGAs are utterly slow on memory hard Stuff, take a look at scrypt and an FPGA with enough Logic Cells to fit the PoW on is expensive.
So like for Scrypt we will prolly see ASICs on the Market directly, FPGAs aren´t suitable for that from a cost/speed ratio.

There are tons of GPU miners outside, mining Darkcoin, Vertcoin or whatever, why do you think a lousy 2 Mhash increase (we were already at 20+mhash before) in hashrate involves "magic" Wink

?
A single big GPU farm could do that.

botnet...

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