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Topic: [XMR] Monero - A secure, private, untraceable cryptocurrency - page 1733. (Read 4670610 times)

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The continued lifting of Monero to new heights in the voting list is inspirational!

To support your loyal community we decided to create an original and recognizable image. It needs a name, and it's up to you to come up with something suitably memorable for the guy! Grin
Monero is now in the top 10 and your active voting will most likely put it in the lead sooner or later.
The "hitbtc" team https://hitbtc.com/vote

https://i.imgur.com/FpEboZL.png
Whoa! Somebody have already said that LUKE is the best name for this creature.
legendary
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This post by JohnArcher512 smells funny.
kbm
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The trolls are back. Should we expect another 3 pages of troll posts now? The guys who dumped the market last week are trying to buy low again. Don't let them get cheep Monero, because then they could do it again and again! They want it to be a pump and dump coin as all the other shitcoins they are pumping and dumping.

Yes, they are early this time though. They literally just dumped less than a week ago, and I would have expected sometime around or after july 4th for them to come back .. but it looks like others are self destructing like SC and crypt .. so earlier it is I guess.
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Monero (XMR) - secure, private, untraceable
The trolls are back. Should we expect another 3 pages of troll posts now? The guys who dumped the market last week are trying to buy low again. Don't let them get cheep Monero, because then they could do it again and again! They want it to be a pump and dump coin as all the other shitcoins they are pumping and dumping.
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^Name: Minero  Grin
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Good day to you, fellow members of the community. I am here to tell you a particularly amusing story: one about Monero’s community and where it got its bustling activity from.

Every developer’s task is promoting their coin and increasing its popularity by all means possible: a task that is very hard in the case of Monero, because the only leverage on public opinion the owners of this mere fork of Bytecoin, that introduced nothing new to the market but some altered parameters, have at their disposal is smoke and mirrors. And smoke and mirrors we used.

I received money for my work, and at first I was all right with it. But now, when I see some people believe in what we do, I seriously doubt if I should continue. It seems to me that CryptoNote technology is the future of cryptocurrency and I’m ashamed to be a part of exploitation effort of the fruit of the labors of several ingenuous programmers, whose only aim was to use their knowledge to provide everyone with an unprecedented degree of economic freedom.

While Bytecoin pioneered the application of CryptoNote, paving the way for all of the following experimenters, such as Fantomcoin with their merged mining; Boolberry which tried applying a different hashing algorithm; or even Quazarcoin, that didn’t introduce anything new either, but made CN available to a much wider audience with its clean launch, Monero just got stuck in petty struggles over its name and people stealing the source code from each other.

Like that wasn’t enough, we decided to project the community’s vital activity with an army of mindless drones, which is exactly the fact that I’m willing to confess today. I am not sure what my employers were thinking when they believed that posts such as these can convince anybody that the coin has any value at all:

http://s12.postimg.org/bprm8macd/image.png

http://s12.postimg.org/6cy6gqx25/image.png

http://s12.postimg.org/km2eck0yl/image.png

http://s12.postimg.org/pgrhx39wd/image.png

Between abysmal English writing skills and blind fanaticism I doubt it isn’t obvious to anyone what these guys are trying to achieve so hard. All in all, I don’t believe this abjection is worth the $500 those greedy bastards paid me, so here I submit to your court a list of the serfs who were under my submission, trying to impose a genuine interest in a lousy fork under my vigilant eye:

surfer43
smooth
mickey_miner
novag

One should also take a note of how rigid the community is, when reacting to unusual external stimulus: if you ask something related to wallets, pools or whatnot, you will receive an answer almost immediately. But if something extraordinary happens, like the Jane Monero case, or this new development with the cat mascot (you can see the ever-persistent wallet discussion in between other posts that are more on point), the discussion tends to collapse in itself and cease to produce content of value.
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Hey guys, can you tell me from your expirience which GUI Wallet is safe and easy?

thank you verymuch
None. They are all experimental, although it may not be apparent. We are working on it, but have no ETA.

If you want security for your money stick with the CLI. It is not that hard after the initial learning phase. I too was intimidated  at the beginning, in April.  

I agree just learn how to use the command line simplewallet. It is especially easy to install on Linux. A little work with OSX. Haven't used it on Windows.

run bitmonerod and simplewallet, then just remember to "refresh" and "save" and "exit"

i know the basic commands. but i can't copy and paste addresses to the client, and writing the whole address and payment id is a bummer, i know that if i don't close the client i can reuse a command with the address with the up arrow but still i restart here and there. is there a way to paste the address?

You can copy and paste, just like in any command prompt. Right click on top bar, Edit, Paste. This has been available for a VERY long time.

OMG, in cmd u can right click paste

fuck me.

thank you
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The continued lifting of Monero to new heights in the voting list is inspirational!

To support your loyal community we decided to create an original and recognizable image. It needs a name, and it's up to you to come up with something suitably memorable for the guy! Grin
Monero is now in the top 10 and your active voting will most likely put it in the lead sooner or later.
The "hitbtc" team https://hitbtc.com/vote



Name: Moonero?

The guy does look like Luke  to me, so my vote is for Luke the Moonshot.
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Hey guys, can you tell me from your expirience which GUI Wallet is safe and easy?

thank you verymuch
None. They are all experimental, although it may not be apparent. We are working on it, but have no ETA.

If you want security for your money stick with the CLI. It is not that hard after the initial learning phase. I too was intimidated  at the beginning, in April.  

I agree just learn how to use the command line simplewallet. It is especially easy to install on Linux. A little work with OSX. Haven't used it on Windows.

run bitmonerod and simplewallet, then just remember to "refresh" and "save" and "exit"

i know the basic commands. but i can't copy and paste addresses to the client, and writing the whole address and payment id is a bummer, i know that if i don't close the client i can reuse a command with the address with the up arrow but still i restart here and there. is there a way to paste the address?

You can copy and paste, just like in any command prompt. Right click on top bar, Edit, Paste. This has been available for a VERY long time.
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Monero (XMR) - secure, private, untraceable
For those of you, who want to GPU mine with nvidea, but the opensource ccminer crashes the driver for your card - here is a solution I'm using:

It's making windows to think the driver crashed because it's taking long enough without returning a result (windows default is 2 seconds for the GPU) and that's why windows restarts the driver and ccminer won't work and show you impossible hash rate. I made the timeout 40 seconds on my machine (tried with 10 first - it worked for some time, but then it crashed again). This made my laptop second nvidea card to start happily mining with about 22 H/s. Don't do this if you don't have a second video card, because your PC will become completely unusable while mining (if you are cpu mining on the same machine run the cpu miner before running the gpu miner, because otherwise it'll become difficult for you to even start the cpu miner). Here is a link to a .reg file, which will set the timeout to 40 seconds - just double click it and it'll add the setting to the registry (it'll ask you if you are sure). Then you should restart your windows and ccminer should work after the restart. If you find it useful don't forget to tip me Smiley https://www.dropbox.com/s/ci8b3h7oxtvd6dq/TdrDelaySetTo40.reg
legendary
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The continued lifting of Monero to new heights in the voting list is inspirational!

To support your loyal community we decided to create an original and recognizable image. It needs a name, and it's up to you to come up with something suitably memorable for the guy! Grin
Monero is now in the top 10 and your active voting will most likely put it in the lead sooner or later.
The "hitbtc" team https://hitbtc.com/vote



Name: Moonero?
full member
Activity: 430
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Hey guys, can you tell me from your expirience which GUI Wallet is safe and easy?

thank you verymuch
None. They are all experimental, although it may not be apparent. We are working on it, but have no ETA.

If you want security for your money stick with the CLI. It is not that hard after the initial learning phase. I too was intimidated  at the beginning, in April.  

I agree just learn how to use the command line simplewallet. It is especially easy to install on Linux. A little work with OSX. Haven't used it on Windows.

run bitmonerod and simplewallet, then just remember to "refresh" and "save" and "exit"

i know the basic commands. but i can't copy and paste addresses to the client, and writing the whole address and payment id is a bummer, i know that if i don't close the client i can reuse a command with the address with the up arrow but still i restart here and there. is there a way to paste the address?
sr. member
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The whole idea is nice but two advices:
1. Black raincoat should not chain the hands like in the picture
2. Monero bunny should by more stylish, see plan 9 Glenda as example (lower details, but strict in the important places):

This cat seem stupid and obese Sad not good for a disruptive currency innovation...
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Monero Core Team
run bitmonerod and simplewallet, then just remember to "refresh" and "save" and "exit"
save is for bitmonerod. exit is for both bitmonerod and simplewallet, refresh is for simplewallet.
Also for simplewallet: balance and address
For bitmonerod: set log 0/1/2/3/4 and if you solomine show_hr and hide_hr

http://monero.cc/getting-startedhas all the commands.
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The whole idea is nice but two advices:
1. Black raincoat should not chain the hands like in the picture
2. Monero bunny should by more stylish, see plan 9 Glenda as example (lower details, but strict in the important places):

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glenda,_the_Plan_9_Bunny
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I suggest its name starts with a M (no, not "Meow the cat").

Montoshi
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Monero Core Team
I suggest its name starts with a M (no, not "Meow the cat").
legendary
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Hey guys, can you tell me from your expirience which GUI Wallet is safe and easy?

thank you verymuch
None. They are all experimental, although it may not be apparent. We are working on it, but have no ETA.

If you want security for your money stick with the CLI. It is not that hard after the initial learning phase. I too was intimidated  at the beginning, in April. 

I agree just learn how to use the command line simplewallet. It is especially easy to install on Linux. A little work with OSX. Haven't used it on Windows.

run bitmonerod and simplewallet, then just remember to "refresh" and "save" and "exit"
legendary
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Merit: 1000
Want privacy? Use Monero!
The continued lifting of Monero to new heights in the voting list is inspirational!

To support your loyal community we decided to create an original and recognizable image. It needs a name, and it's up to you to come up with something suitably memorable for the guy! Grin
Monero is now in the top 10 and your active voting will most likely put it in the lead sooner or later.
The "hitbtc" team https://hitbtc.com/vote


What about

Mr. Moonshot

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