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General Discussion / Re: 0.4.9 appears to be broken
« on: August 28, 2014, 05:29:11 pm »
I had no crashes though, with any version since 0.4.3. Running on commandline with Ubuntu 14.04.1 LTS 64bit
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I bought a ton of Bitcoin at $11 around May 2011, and it subsequently dropped to $2. Was I screwed?
I would wait, but I need to sell a quarter of what I bought at higher than 0.000110 before the end of the year.
I do it like this:
1. Open a new terminal
2. Git clone latest version to new folder bitsharesx_v0.x.x
3. git checkout 0.x.x + submodule init+update + cmake . + make bitshares_client
4. Once compilation is done, return to still running instance of the client and do "getinfo"
5. Pick a time when there's 10+ minutes till my next block production time, then:
6. Shut down old client, start new client
7. wallet_open + wallet_unlock
8. Do getinfo to verify block_production is enabled
You need to make sure only one instance has blocks production turned on.
When you are ready with the next version open it and wait for it to establish network connections and synchronize the blockchain (make sure block production is not enabled).
Then see that you have sufficient time until your slot and shutdown the old instance and enable block production in the new one.
I need a list of all DAC's that snapshots of PTS have been taken since the snapshot for BTSX. I have had all my PTS in my own wallet since the BTSX snapshot and need to know all the DAC's im entitled to and their status. I would like to check all of my balances.
lol ... I skrewed that one up .. yhea .. definitely
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While doing my usual perusal of "anti-Bitshares" posts on the forums, one remark caught my eye. Some are of the opinion that the SEC will be ready to crack down on Bitshares as soon as it grows large enough to catch notice, due to illegal securities trading. My thought had been that since Bitshares is more of a "prediction market" in that the underlying assets are not truly being bought or sold, that this would not be a problem. However, I am not well versed in securities law nor am I sure that I entirely understand what is being bought or sold in these prediction markets, so I would definitely like to hear some thoughts on this matter from those more knowledgeable than I. Is the SEC ban hammer a threat?