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Re: What coin is not a blatant shitcoin, seriously?
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foodies123
on 24/09/2014, 15:56:40 UTC
Myriad because multi-pow offers enhanced blockchain security and fair distribution catering to 5 different niches and allowing gpus fgpas asics and cpus to coexist on the same blockchain. Also slow distribution and halving and no scammy shit going on like production cuts and premines and ipos or stuff like that.
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Re: Ripple is integrating a big bank
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foodies123
on 15/09/2014, 01:20:08 UTC
mmmm dev signatures ... mmmm
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Re: [NEW] Bitcoin Engine for any peice of software with currency.
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foodies123
on 01/09/2014, 10:56:10 UTC
use colored coins or counterparty to issue the currency.
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Re: [ANN] Ebola Coin launching later this month!
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foodies123
on 11/08/2014, 20:32:49 UTC
yes but is it backed by one metric ton of infected bodily fluids ?
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Re: Multi-vPoW - Myriadcoin's Solution to Parasitic Merge Mining
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foodies123
on 07/08/2014, 21:16:36 UTC
I have a question it doesn't directly relate to the topic but more to vPoW-
let me give you a scenario - :

is there an attack vector that exists here:

lets say we have for example 3 "algos"

1. Xa

2. Xb

3. Xc

now (in this world) - there is a beautiful community developed CPU and GPU miner for both

what this miner does is it can mine each of the 3 and choose the lowest diff of each -

is there a potential attack vector where the miner can "game" the next block i.e by jumping form aglo to aglo -

so exploited some how the way in which the next block is determined?

sorry for the newb question.

what i'm asking is:

what is the mechanism that determines the next block is it really random?

None, the block hash is generated and can be solved by any of the algos. It's just a matter of difficulty vs hash power.
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Re: Bittrex, Scammer or Scammed.
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foodies123
on 29/07/2014, 16:48:47 UTC
ITT, butthurt daytraders.
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Re: [ANN][USB] USBCoin - POS. Listed on Bittrex. No IPO, No Premine, No instamine
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foodies123
on 28/07/2014, 23:01:28 UTC
>rekt
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Re: [NFO] Ethereum = Scam
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foodies123
on 23/07/2014, 22:46:15 UTC
lol at people buying open source software that can and will be replicated and used for free if successfull. lol.
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Re: [PRE ANN] Aleacoin - First completely random coin ! Bounty for coin name !
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foodies123
on 21/07/2014, 19:42:52 UTC
if it's trully random how will the network agree to it ?
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Re: [ANN] PPC/XPM are not "alts" but class currencies, List of class currencies
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foodies123
on 21/07/2014, 14:48:27 UTC
ITT: BAGHOLDERS. (EXCEPT FOR OP AND THE NXT GUY ALSO IF SOMEONE THAT SAYS NAMECOIN COMES)
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Re: ★★ DigiByte ★★ [DGB] ✈ DigiShield ✔ v2.9.1 ✔ Help us test the multi-algo update!
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foodies123
on 16/07/2014, 11:55:35 UTC
sph-sgminer for with -k qubitcoin for qubit algo devs Smiley
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Re: [ANN][VRC] | VeriCoin | POS - NSDI | VeriBit | VeriSend | VeriSMS
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foodies123
on 14/07/2014, 00:48:38 UTC
Please let's hear the solution from all the people complaining about a rollback.  Please solve everyone's problems.  If your reply amounts to "I don't know, but a rollback isn't the solution" then please STFU you have nothing to offer.

do nothing, require mintpal to pay as any other sane coin community would, realize pos is a flawed concept because right now the hacker controls over 50% of the network, dump all pos coins, live happily ever after.
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Re: [ANN][VRC] | VeriCoin | POS - NSDI | VeriBit | VeriSend | VeriSMS
by
foodies123
on 14/07/2014, 00:47:28 UTC
#rekt

I am now your biggest fan.
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Re: Mintpal hacked (VeriCoin)
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foodies123
on 14/07/2014, 00:03:28 UTC
Quote
1) We lost a considerable amount of VeriCoin in the attack, however we have been working with the VRC developers and all major exchanges to hard fork the coin at a position before the attack. This will allow us to retrieve the stolen coins and facilitate all withdrawals. We are also working with various exchanges to accommodate any losses they may encouter as a result of the required fork.

This is a problem right here. Just because it's stolen does not mean they should be able to arbitrarily reverse the hack. If they're successful at hard forking, this will set precedence that any time there is a theft reported, devs can just hard fork again. This will eventually be abused, and corruption happens.

True on the bright side at least it was not the Bitcoin accounts that got broken into
Always scary when an exchange gets hacked
So someone broke into a shop, took the candy and left the register? Damn kids these days...

mintpal was most likely keeping it all in a hotwallet staking the shiznit out of it because you know ... profits.
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Re: [ANN][VRC] | VeriCoin | POS - NSDI | VeriBit | VeriSend | VeriSMS
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foodies123
on 13/07/2014, 22:46:44 UTC
What happens to the people who bought/sold outside of mintpal after the rollback ?

Also what if this happens again ? another rollback ? plugging the holes in a ship doesn't make it a better ship if it's still made out of shit.
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Re: It's as Simple as Supply and Demand
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foodies123
on 10/07/2014, 21:22:21 UTC
ASIC manufacturing is already more distributed than GPU manufacturing, isn't it?
-MarkM-


debatable.
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Re: Create a game that accepts Bitcoin for currency
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foodies123
on 09/07/2014, 21:01:49 UTC

Interesting!
It is about time for a primetime game working with digital currencies!

Ente

We're working our butts off trying to promote the kickstarter so that the game can get done faster Smiley
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Re: Wanted Add Pos to template Android wallet
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foodies123
on 09/07/2014, 00:24:50 UTC
spv don't play with pos thus there is no security against malitious nodes thus timebomb.

What is spv?  PoS is 'point of sale', right?

spv is a verification process that only requires block headers to be verified and not the whole chain downloaded because it's too big for phones. pos is proof of stake I presumed.

Aha, thanks, yes, I understand now.  By "template" he's talking about the fact that the schildbach wallet is open-source/GPL so you can start with that as a starting point.  Now I understand why he's talking about scrypt coins.  This makes more sense than  point-of-sale system... lol

It's natural that you haven't made a correlation since POS is inherently flawed and shouldn't be used at all until it's heavily patched against all the problems it has thus no serious crypto enthusiast should put much thought into it as of now.
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Re: [ANN] LastMail: World's first passive post-mortem message system [Free+Open!]
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foodies123
on 08/07/2014, 22:52:03 UTC
is it trustless ? how do peers verify I'm dead ?
It is trustless. When using the main system, you still need to trust me, the site administrator, to a certain extent.
But as the source is open, and you're allowed to upload your own private use version, trusting me is not even neccesary.

Also, all information about the messages you write, the subject, whom you address it to and the name you take is stored in an encrypted way, and is unreadable with just database access. So no worries to be had there either.

How LastMail knows you've died:
The system keeps track of when you're reading your emails, by knowing when you view the embedded image in the activity mails.
When you have been inactive for a prolonged amount of time (the exact time amount is configurable), the system will then flag you as 'deceased', and at that time automatically send out your Last Mails.

Afterwards, these messages are deleted from the server and erased from LastMail's memory forever.

morbid but interesting Smiley
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Re: [ANN] LastMail: World's first passive post-mortem message system [Free+Open!]
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foodies123
on 08/07/2014, 22:41:00 UTC
is it trustless ? how do peers verify I'm dead ?