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Transaction ID: 87f2388eb98482ea37465fa7d77f7bc63497f86c7c743cec7a0cb49aa9fa09ff-000 have a nice day.

Anybody seeing this? Incompatible version? dash-qt is v0.12.0.2-b8c8427 (64-bit)

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While all of you are waiting for the dev team to give the GO code, I'm getting rich by CPU mining using a computer from 2002. All Your tDASH Are Belong To Us!

OK, 1 more then I'm quitting: http://www.goldcore.com/us/gold-blog/gold-bullion-worth-1-billion-to-be-repatriated-from-ny-fed-to-new-texas-bullion-depository/ “But the truly game-changing aspect of this proposal … lies in the “system” part. This would be an advanced, state-owned and operated...

http://coinalytics.co/jarvis.html Coinalytics Jarvis is a visual and analytical workspace to perform in-depth investigations across the Bitcoin blockchain. Built on top of the Coinalytics back-end, the user interface allows you to visually interact with an enriched version of the blockchain and...

Instead of throwing ideas out in this thread willy nilly, can we create a new sub forum for them? Each idea can have it's own thread.

Yes, that would do it. Happy this potential cheat won't work.

EDIT -------------- It looks like the code uses the BlockHeight. LogPrintf("Winner payee %s nHeight %d vin source %s. \n", address2.ToString().c_str(), newWinner.nBlockHeight, address4.ToString().c_str()); but there has to be more to it than that, because the oldest "block" would always be...

tested using the v12 algorithm?

not including 15 confirmation wait time of course...

OK, Let's assume that the system consists of 20 masternodes. Is the node chosen for payment amongst these the "node with longest time since last payment"? Yea or Nay? ---------------------------- If one of these nodes drops out of the system for a few cycles and reappears, would it get...

Tao - here's one for you: http://www.businessinsider.com.au/a-quarter-of-australians-are-ok-having-a-chip-implanted-in-them-to-pay-for-stuff-2015-5

The critical phrase is this one: "If the key is truly random". Very difficult to avoid patterns and be truly random.

My MN voted "yea" to keep it here.

Electrum, fine Encompass, fine Ubuntu, fine all good But Tails is "Privacy for anyone anywhere" Sounds like a perfect match

Welcome aboard kot. I've got one for you: https://dashtalk.org/threads/debian-packaging.4993/ You can prioritise it anywhere on the list you wish, but it should be on there somewhere.

I asked the development team of Tails to add DASH to their core suite. This was their answer: ---------------------------------------- Hi! Thanks for your proposition, but I looked at it, and their wallet isn't packaged for Debian so we won't include it anytime soon. See...

Thanks for spreading the word. You might want to update your signature though...

Could be worse: http://www.theregister.co.uk/2015/05/22/adult_hookup_site_breach_data/