Is there a better way to get the CSV data? Seems its needed but a little unclear on how to get it. You can work the cost from the FTC/USD rate. You work backwards for the BTC rate to get your coin amount.Last I checked it was 1 cent per Feathercoin.That was a few weeks ago.

It’s just a bit cold. Not very punchy or exciting.

I like more my text on bitcointalk.

maybe still some cleanup on isle five needed. Nice work. Will pull for Debian/Fedora when I get the chance.

yeah but we still a cleanup on isle 5. I imagine everything still points to ‘Bitcoin’ instead of ‘Feathercoin’. The UI updates are nice but as noticed, only the windows exe made it to .9.5, not the master branch. The master branch is still missing the UI changes. There is a lot of cleanup to do with bitcoin branding that was left behind with feathercoin master branch.What work Ive done, Ive lost with recent backup failures. I am in need of GitHub WRITE access. Furthermore we have a FREEDOM issue here that has recently been brought to my attention.

Although Debian and UBUNTU both use SSL, namely OPENSSL, it has one fatal flaw: current implementation is NON-FREE as distributed.

Fedora team have made changes to FREE it, however, these changes remove the code we need to function.(Elliptic curves)

Several Bitcoin-esque projects are affected, as they ALL use openSSL.

Noted HERE: http://forums.fedoraforum.org/showthread.php?p=1581297 and HERE: http://mikeminneman.com/2013/12/getting-dogecoind-to-run-on-centos/

The CentOS pactch doesnt seem to make any changes. However, it is noted that there is further work to be done on HARDENING as noted in this patch:

https://github.com/weex/bitcoind-centos/blob/master/makefile.new. Current version with Fedora is 1.0.1k (pull from 22, 21 sources are broken).

Ive noticed severe DATA LOSS occuring on Debian systems with Jessie. UBUNTU introduces bugs that shouldnt be. I cant use either as a result.Looks like Im rebuilding OPENSSL…EDIT: NO GO. EPIC FAIL. I dunno how to proceed now. Bitcoin team uses a static version of openssl included with thier app, so does litecoin. Perhaps we should follow suit.

ALSO:

Packages for Feathercoin for Fedora(and Im sure others) are missing the qt wallet client.This is a HUGE oversight. We need to include both the daemon AND the client.Please repack.

It’s not a license issue.

It’s a patent issue.

Use it.

And if Certicom does something nasty, start a riot.

Sydney are you still working on the site?

It’s fantastic lizhi, wow…

https://github.com/ghostlander/cpuminer-neoscrypt/blob/master/cpu-miner.c line 1145

similiar

https://github.com/magi-project/wolf-m7m-cpuminer-V2/blob/master/m7mhash.c line 125

hash scaned in that function.

both functions scanhash_m7m_hash, scanhash_neoscrypt return integer result. What the next ?

_How server (feathercoind or bitcoind) verify this share of pool of user(or other proxy) miner _?

https://github.com/FeatherCoin/Feathercoin/blob/master-0.8/src/bitcoinrpc.h line 214 ?

Good work Lizhi, I’ll get a client up and running over the weekend and push some transactions around and take a look see whats going on.

Keep at it

UM

When you quit wallet, core can automatic backup wallet.dat to prevent you from forgetting.

backup2.png

backup3.png

This should be considered a harmful solution and not encouraged.

Doing this WILL result in the loss of your coins.

Instead you should use a wallet which supports HID key creation.

Just came across this:

Peercoin decentralized exchange:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1033773.0

worth to browse through, they also talk about DPOS in the thread

Cheers for that Wolf, it was interesting to see neoscrypt is the top earning algo on many sites.

Cheers Lizhi, I’ve been trying to learn a bit of python

Just a small note, the latest release drivers (350.12 WHQL), now include OpenCL 1.2 support. So sgminer-5.1.0 will work if you are on those drivers too, enjoy.

Syd

I’ve checked, and according to ‘git status’ the files on my pc and the files on github are in sync.

I also checked my .gitignore and I load everything, but my project settings and the c- libraries to github.

For my environment:

I use Android Studio as development environment, which is a plugin to eclipse.

Initially I simply imported the original maven project into android studio, but did not convert it to graddle.

It took me weeks to get the dependencies and libraries used to compile the wallet right, so I try not to touch my settings anymore.

Next step for me is to install the development environment on another computer, clone the repository from github and tr to get an apk compiled.

When this is done I will update the readme file on github to reflect that setup, as maven doesn’t work for the project anymore.

As an alternative I think maybe we should have a docker image for this. As it runs on most linux/gnu based OS’s and is pretty simple for people to get into.

Git did a really job in trying to solve the distribution of responsibility issue.

Forums are awesome places for support etc. But the real work in crypto is done on Github.

You should really join the conversation on Slack… ask Calem for an invite.

Done, thanks!

Bumping this thread for forum members outside our Slack to read.

There is a java wrapper around the neoscrypt c-code available on github now.

Due to the nature of the native library neoscrypt.so it is working for arm devices only, but it should be no big problem to compile the neoscrypt C-code on other hardware.

The java neoscrypt repository is located at: https://github.com/wellenreiter01/neoscryptj

Ok guys, I have been trying to set up this coin marketplace where you can pay with cc and paypal, just finished and have not even made first sell, but should work fine… https://buycrypto.sharetribe.com/en/listings/66340-1-dot-000-ftc

People should also be able to sell their coins for paypal money…

Wanted to hear your thoughts, the idea behind it is to get common people to buy crypto, exchanges are complicated.

On the downside, we have the fees, like 5% , so prices would have to be higher.

Afraid not, it’s reverting right to the main sign up page.

I don’t know what protections they provide, but be super weary on selling crypto where you get paid with credit card. Ripe with fraud.