Coldwallets?

Parece que nadie los conoce....

Thanks for your point of view. I'd still like to hear what some others here think about EMC2

Satoshi Nakamoto first started working on the Bitcoin protocol in 2007 when he was 53 years old. As many of you suspected, he didn't work on it alone, but rather received assistance from a few others. His real name isn't Satoshi Nakamoto, but it's very similar, both in amount of letters in first and last name, as well as syllables.. Bitcoin wasn't meant to be as huge and well established as it today, was more of a quirky "project" at the time, and was actually modeled after the U.S Dollar, but since he meant for it to be entirely virtual, this made it decentralized(Also why Bitcoin is not 100$ anonymous aka Public Ledger). He's also Japanese American.

Many of you are asking, why didn't/doesn't Satoshi use the vast amount of Bitcoin's he has? Well the answer is simple, he's a modest type of guy, not into being famous, and receiving too much attention.(He does indeed has a Bitcoin account as of right now, though of course none of you know it's him..) Plus he suspected that being in control of that many Bitcoins would devalue his "project" in the eyes of others, particularly when Bitcoin was just released to the public. Besides, he's official "retired" now, and I can assure you, his salary before retirement was well over $100,000. Ftw, retirement fund.


Anyway, that's a small amount of info on Satoshi Nakamoto(alias). You might be interested in where I got this information from. Well let's just say I'm his peer(If you're reading this, you owe me )

*I also intentionally left out some information, can't tell you guys everything sorry*

Hope this clears up at least some confusion on the subject.

Feel free: 1JMa8B4h9bGygpYCKUwcVk6P3yPQdBsKwv

Lo siento no concuerdas para nada con lo que ando buscando lo siento ... No busco acaparadores de proyecto porque es lo que me estas diciendo, nadie se llevara el trabajo de otro, todos lo haremos, no vas a ser tu el jefe, no pretendo ofender pero tus ideales no son los mismos que el de mi equipo. Gracias por tu interes de todas formas se te ve entendido y con experiencia, una lastima esa idea de poderio que no me llama nada. Lo siento.

you can stop mining from now)
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Why you think so exactly?

No sheeeeeeet :O 500 would be all time high :|

This is eligible for the last six share investment plan bounty.  What is your DVC address?

The Devcoin Bounty page has been updated with the cryptocurrency convention speaker bounty, the devcoin payment processor bounty, the first mined block with sidhujag's daemon bounty, and the Blisterpool testing bounty.  Please visit the site and verify that the aforementioned bounties are all accurate.

There is a #devcoin channel on Freenode IRC too, has been for long long long time though I guess the first few years hardly anyone was using it.

-MarkM-

EDIT: Re devcoin ports, they default to a standard, no need to specify them in a config unless using other than those defaults.

In a private message you wrote "The URL is: http://95.85.36.199:6333"

That is not the normal/correct port for devcoin, so is not going to work as a seed node I am pretty sure.

I am rpetty sure the seed nodes work - or at least used to work - by assuming the hostname or IP address hard-coded into the code will have a daemon running at the normal standard port. So the seeds list lists only the IP addresses or hostnames I think.

-MarkM-

EDIT: It occurs to me too that this might cause people who try to use non-standard ports to have trouble finding connections, since it seems quite likely that whatever port they configure their node to use will end up being the port that all the seed hosts will be assumed to be using.

Of course the new clients are based on new bitcoin code so maybe they long ago fixed this potential problem, maybe it'd only apply to the ancient code I am used to.

Hey again, I saw your miner hop back on when the pool was back up...did you find the pool stats page at the top? (http://blisterpool.com/stats ) That shows how much is going through by bitcoin address if you scroll down. It's just a basic open-source front end for the p2pool, not very fancy, but I still have to dive into the p2pool data to figure out how it's actually storing stuff so I can give better stats and figure out the bonus payouts etc.

Also, I noticed you got a p2pool share this morning, yay! It means I have something to work with for the bonus payout scripts.


Awesome, I can see you in the database, but the server stats don't seem to be registering any hash from your address (http://blisterpool.com/stats - click graph and scroll down to miners). Emfox's address got a share / payout so I know that's working ok (yay). I've got my miner on there on the 17ep6P address but it's only an old 6990 so not very much power; it's on the graphs too.

That's a good idea with the email list, I'll add that too.

I thought it might have been a bit confusing listing all the merge mined coins on the front page, because those are mostly what I'm using to produce the devcoins. I do have them listed here: http://www.blisterpool.com/BP/method but do you still think I should put them on the front page? Thanks for your feedback btw . My OCD is wondering where your hashes are going, though, was it you that had the block erupter? I wonder if it needs special settings.


I agree this would be useful...I'll see if I can whip up something on dvccountdown.

Thanks, I changed something and made a bug, fixed it now .

The pool is up again, but I'm not sure how stable it is yet. Been fighting with it all day, but it seems...better. It's worth giving it a shot again, but please bear with me while I iron out the bugs.

@Sidhujag: Devcoind is being a pain atm, all of a sudden it keeps terminating for no good reason. Not sure if it's a hardware problem or what, but it's driving me a little nuttybear. I'm recompiling from source now...do I need to redownload the block chain or can I use existing data?

At first it was just opening and closing connections really frequently (as if it couldn't find any nodes it was happy with), before silently terminating. I added dvcstable01 as a node and it seemed to last longer (and did more non-i'm-not-happy stuff), but eventually it gave up and died too. P2Pool was refused connection to the daemon with this error:  Error while calling merged getauxblock on http://127.0.0.1:52332/: I don't know if that means anything to you.

EDIT: hmm the recompile didn't seem to change anything. Doing a -reindex now. It seemed to only get 2-3 connections (been happening only today) and then just dies. Is there a list of other seed nodes anywhere?

Does this error from the debug.log mean anything?

Thanks UTB,

The server is currently going through teething pains, as I was lucky enough to get one with bad ram which they're fixing atm.  Will get it up again asap.