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General Discussion / Re: Ubuntu BitShares PPA
« on: November 12, 2014, 02:25:43 pm »
Since there are no such thing as "official" binaries any more [1], the PPA is as official as you can get. They were uploaded by a delegate, the source code used to build the packages is signed with a GPG key in the debian-keyring and is inspectable on the launchpad site. The binaries built from the GPG signed code are signed by with the PPA GPG key and will be automatically verified by apt when you download and install. This is the same system bitcoin uses for distribution, as well as mozilla, libreoffice, wine, and several others. In fact, this is a more secure distribution method than download links on github since most users won't verify MD5 sums before installing.

I hope you find these useful!

[1] https://bitsharestalk.org/index.php?topic=7067.msg148186#msg148186

This is great. Thanks. Hopefully there will be some "official" support for this repository from BitShares core team.

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General Discussion / Re: memory use went up after upgrade to 0.4.24
« on: November 12, 2014, 11:27:11 am »
If you did just restart the client, then it reindexed the entire blockchain, and you haven't restarted since, then that might be the issue, as reindexing seems to use a lot of memory that might not be released afterwards (or there's not enough memory pressure on your system to reclaim it).

Just make sure you restart at least once after having reindexed and you should see normal memory usage.

Yes, rebooted and memory use went down to 1.7 GB.

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General Discussion / memory use went up after upgrade to 0.4.24
« on: November 12, 2014, 01:50:27 am »
Upgraded delegate node and memory use went up.


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General Discussion / Re: The absolute hard cap on # of BTS is 3,761,440,000
« on: November 11, 2014, 11:37:42 pm »

157,680,000 is max pay per delegate per year.
If all 101 delegates were to receive max pay result would be:
15,925,680,000

Nope.

157,680,000 is max pay for all 101 delegates put together, per year.

Max pay for one delegate is 1,561,188 BTS per year.


This is exactly why its not a big deal, and why everyone who doesnt understand how it works is massively overreacting and trashing the BTSX price. :)


A max pay delegate gets 50 BTS for each of THEIR blocks, which only come once in each 101 blocks.
Not 50 BTS for everyone's blocks.


If it was the other way then we would be facing massive inflation and I wouldve sold all my bitshares and left already. ;)

my mistake :)

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General Discussion / Re: The absolute hard cap on # of BTS is 3,761,440,000
« on: November 11, 2014, 11:28:16 pm »

157,680,000 is max pay per delegate per year.
If all 101 delegates were to receive max pay result would be:
15,925,680,000


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KeyID / Re: NEW BitShares DNS (third party): Dry Run 1
« on: November 04, 2014, 04:30:27 pm »
Did you ever get around to building v0.0.5 for windows on the existing network? It would be a great first step to show you can actually maintain this project.

Windows is not our specialty. Only work with Linux. We will have to find someone to help  with windows builds.

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KeyID / Re: NEW BitShares DNS (third party): Dry Run 1
« on: November 03, 2014, 07:50:21 am »
Does it have completely new genesis block or will it use the same blockchain as Bitshares DNS?

It will likely use Nov 5 snapshot when it goes live. (decision pending)

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KeyID / Re: NEW BitShares DNS (third party): Dry Run 1
« on: November 03, 2014, 07:36:48 am »
confused....
if this is the competition to BTS, what should I do?

This is complementary to BTS. Come play with us.

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Checkout new BitShares DNS Dry Run 1!  :)

https://bitsharestalk.org/index.php?topic=10751.0

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KeyID / Re: New testnet
« on: November 03, 2014, 07:20:33 am »
Actually it just changed again!  :)

Just launched DNS Dry Run 1!
Will make changes to the original post now.

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Delegate team - bitcoiners

Introduction
After a great deal of consideration, hours of discussion and several nights of ‘sleeping on it’, we have decided to relaunch KeyID as new BitShares DNS DAC. We recognize that our community has been through quite a whirlwind as of late, and we are mindful of not causing additional concerns. To that end we will make every effort to present a clear picture of what we hope to achieve and why.

The Vision
We feel that there’s a strong case to be made for a ‘stand alone’ BitShares DNS DAC, which in all reality, is not fully independent from the main DAC, but coexists with it in a symbiotic relationship.  We recognize the importance of the strategic decision to form the BitShares Super DAC at this time, and the benefits that will inevitably bring to BitShares community.  At the same time, we feel there is so much room for development within the DNS space itself and huge potential for symbiosis and co-evolution of independent blockchains.

BitShares DAC diversity can only strengthen BitShares community,providing another playground for experimentation in organizational structures, business plans,and governance models.  Multiple BitShares DACs sub-communities may take different approaches and learn from, and collaborate with one another. BitShares DNS DAC will aim to reach a complementary development path with BitShares, each working on features beneficial to the other, but focusing on different applications and user groups within this large field.

BitShares DNS DAC will position as a “web 2.0” DAC, and may have a different regulation and oversight profile from BitShares super DAC, potentially providing some extra insulation from external threats.

We foresee BitShares DNS DAC accepting some BitAssets from the main BitShares DAC, such as BitUSD as payment for offered services, adding liquidity to the main BitShares DAC.

Our primary allegiance being to the BitShares community and vision, we are compelled by the possibilities of keeping the BitShares DNS dream alive in it’s own right and seeking out areas of collaboration between the chains.

Immediate goals:

  • Seek broad consensus from the community based on the merits of this proposal.
  • Seek agreement on pushing out KeyID blockchain end-of-life a month or more into the future to allow adequate preparation for re-launch as BitShares DNS and to reduce disruption to existing participants.
  • To continue listing KeyID’s DNS tokens on exchanges past November 5, as “proto-shares” in the upcoming BitShares DNS until the new DAC is launched.
  • Give community members the opportunity to take a position and make a choice on whether they wish to participate in the project based on the new plan.
  • Discuss blockchain symbiosis.


Midterm goals:

  • Discuss organizational and funding considerations
  • Assemble team with all the necessary skills and expertise to preparate smooth and secure launch of the new DNS DAC.
  • Write new BitShares DNS White Paper


Come with us! Lets build the “Web 2.0” DAC!

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KeyID / NEW BitShares DNS (third party): Dry Run 2
« on: October 30, 2014, 03:37:02 am »
New testnet
Dry Run 1
Dry Run 2  for NEW BitShares DNS is up and producing blocks!  :)

Quote
If you are upgrading from Dry Run 1 please start over by cloning repository again.

Code: [Select]
git clone https://github.com/bitcoiners/dns.git
cd dns
git checkout dns-dryrun-2
git submodule update --init
cmake .
make


Let me know if you want to host a seed node or some DNS to play with.

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Interesting article  entitled: "Distributed Consensus from Proof of Stake is Impossible"

https://download.wpsoftware.net/bitcoin/pos.pdf

thoughts?

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KeyID / Re: Lets keep it alive!!!
« on: October 27, 2014, 03:47:09 am »
+5%

I'm not a coder anymore but I have machines I can host delegates, chain servers, etc. on to support the effort. All my KeyID services will be at 0% pay.
+5

same for me
I can provide 0 delegates and seednode from Greece   ;)

Sent from my ALCATEL ONE TOUCH 997D

Super! Contact me by Skype please (bitcoinerS)

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KeyID / Re: Lets keep it alive!!!
« on: October 27, 2014, 02:41:39 am »
+5%

I'm not a coder anymore but I have machines I can host delegates, chain servers, etc. on to support the effort. All my KeyID services will be at 0% pay.

Great. Lets get connected on Skype.

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