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http://5.135.165.137:7875/ up and running.
You can also use domain address: http://all-host.pl:7875
How can we get some coins to test everything?
You can also use domain address: http://all-host.pl:7875
How can we get some coins to test everything?
I have one doubt - what about blockchain size? Won't it be a problem long-term? I have a great idea how it could be used in a decentralized subscription model, but there could be a lot of data (probably several gigabytes in the long term). Specifically speaking I would like to store RSS channels that can be updated only by owners which would store links to files.
Re: MCXNow Can See your passwords! REALSolid has access to all your Passwords
Non hashed passwords in the database only make the database more vulnerable should it be stolen. That's it. It doesn't make RS untrustworthy. Let's just hope his db is unstealable.
There is no such thing and if he claims otherwise, than he's just being arrogant. But keeping passwords in cleartext is a real threat. In hosting companies there is a lot of people who have access to servers. It's much secure to make sure they can't just make a copy of your disk and start stealing accounts from stupid users who are too dumb to use diffrent passwords.
Don't get me wrong, I am using myself mcxnow and have no intention in undermining his credibility - just pointing how it works. I've created multiple applications and this kind of thing is Security 101.
No other exchange pays interest.
No one (that i know of) has ever lost a coin from exchange failure.
Why use any other exchange?
No one (that i know of) has ever lost a coin from exchange failure.
Why use any other exchange?
Maybe because we don't actually know who realsolid is? Look at their contact page, compare it with any other big exchanges. I will believe in mcxnow when there will be some public company founded behind it.
I ask administration nicely. Install reCaptcha addon for SMF. Registration took 15 minutes due to misread letters. I bet computers dont have so much problem with it as I did...
Additionally, posting settings are terrible. Seriously, 360 seconds of waiting after unsuccessful attempt to post?! "You already have posted that message". No I did not... Why so many restrictions. Not to mention dumb "Newbie" section.
Additionally, posting settings are terrible. Seriously, 360 seconds of waiting after unsuccessful attempt to post?! "You already have posted that message". No I did not... Why so many restrictions. Not to mention dumb "Newbie" section.