Re: [ANN] Denarius [D] - Originator "Tribus" PoW/PoS Hybrid Masternodes, Native Tor
Loving this coin. Haven't even explored all of the capabilities, need to grab enough to get a Fortuna Stake. But the wallet is one of the slickest I've seen, and the transaction speeds are solid. Website is off the hook, and shows a great foundation for this currency. There are long term passionate leaders and community members in their discord. And there is a ton of progress being made. Really excited to have discovered this gem!
thats funny you asserted the foundation of the project against its website (
) besides the school-project page and prehistoric codebase you have nice tx relay speed that is that nice because blocks are empty))) it could look like theres some progress, but adding new deployment channel for same shitty binaries - progress?))))You should probably remove yourself from this thread. I am not attacking your shitcoin AXE so don't attack my coin Denarius.
To clarify a little bit, you don't even know what your saying at all. Currently development is on v3.3.9.5 which is in our thin branch on our Github, involving a new thin mode where just block headers specifically are fetched while using only <50MB of RAM. The current release is v3.3.9.4 and it has not been fully announced, but it is published and available via Snapcraft/Snap (snap install denarius) and will auto update via Snap for all future releases directly compiled from our master branch on the Github.
of course you dont, looks like you also ignoring compiler output big time))) https://github.com/carsenk/denarius#ascii-cast-tutorials its just screaming it needs some touchups, its not 2012 anymore) you can push it even up to mac app store ahaha its not gonna make it any better, right?)))) but i guess you know that already, since sounds like that post not even for me
and something tells me you did tried to attack axe on twitter ahahah) but idk how its relevant to the topic.
i actually gonna stick around to shit more in your "pasta" ahaha. its just too easy
You realize that Ascii cast tutorial is fairly outdated, yes there are some compiler warnings still, but a lot of that was cleaned up, all Linux distros can just install via snap now (snap install denarius) Also one of the warnings is more so just for fun (literally says Over 9000).
We aren't using autoconf etc.
We could push Denarius to the Mac App Store, just don't really want to, at least not yet, Windows and macOS binaries are built and released directly via our Github. Linux binaries are compiled directly from our master branch and fed into Snapcraft to auto updating and installs via snap install denarius or the Ubuntu Store.