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#Reddcoin ($RDD) Core Wallet Release 3.0.1 - PosV v2 SuperMajority Consensus Upgrade at 45.6% - Required Upgrade

Reddcoin (RDD) Core Wallet v3.0.1 - January 09, 2020
Version 3.0.1 is the official release version of Reddcoin Core. It is available for download at Reddcoin Core's Github repository here: https://github.com/reddcoin-project/reddcoin/releases/tag/v3.0.1
This release features PoSV v2.supermajority activation and new staking ruleset (and minor misc fixes). v3.0.1 is still not yet MacOS Catalina compatible. We are still working and should have that fix issued very soon. Sincere apologies to our Mac-using ReddHeads.
It is particularly important that all users upgrade, as once PoSV v2 is enforced, version 4 blocks will be rejected from the network entirely.
Therefore v3.0.1 is a "strongly recommended" update for all users. Note: If you have already installed v3.0.0, this upgrade is not required. If you have not yet upgraded from v2.0.x or earlier, this is a REQUIRED upgrade. Please install the newest version v3.0.1 to avoid losing functionality during supermajority activation of PoSV v2.
Reddcoin Core version 3.0.1 is now available from: https://github.com/reddcoin-project/reddcoin/releases Release Notes are available here and replicated below in this announcement: https://github.com/reddcoin-project/reddcoin/blob/mastedoc/release-notes.md
This is a new major version release of Reddcoin.
Previously, the original and subsequent versions of Reddcoin were taken from a fork of the Litecoin code base.
With the release of Reddcoin V2.0.0, the code was based directly from a fork of Bitcoin. This allows for better source control and feature implementation from upstream changes into the future
With the release of Reddcoin V3.0.0, the PoSV stake reward has been improved to allow for a target 5% network growth, in process re-incentivizing individual network stakers and providing for integrated dev support.
Upgrading to this release is strongly recommended and required for continued operation. Once a supermajority of 90% is reached, old wallets will no longer accept the new v5 blocks.
Please report bugs using the issue tracker at github:
https://github.com/reddcoin-project/reddcoin/issues
How to Upgrade
If you are running an older version of Reddcoin, shut it down. Wait until it has completely shut down (which may take a few minutes for older versions). Run the installer (on Windows) or just copy over /Applications/Reddcoin-Qt (on Mac) or reddcoind/reddcoin-qt (on Linux).
Start wallet. All done!
Reddcoin v3.0.0 introduced an updated PoSV method to better distribute staking rewards and target a overall 5% network growth. Staking and relay policy enhancements
To implement PoSV v2, Reddcoin Core's block templates are now for version 5 blocks only. When PoSV v2 consensus (Supermajority 9000/10000) is reached, only v5 blocks will be accepted by the network.This equates to approximately 90% of blocks being generated over 1 week period. Status at any time may be viewed in node debug.log
Blockchain Download:
Blockchain data for both testnet and mainnet along with instructions can be downloaded from github. https://github.com/reddcoin-project/bootstrap_files
3.0.1 changelog
*83e212838 - John Nash, 2020-01-09 : really delete these files *3a1458ecd - Oliver Webb, 2020-01-08 : Added missing dependency libminiupnpc-dev for Jessie *d21915431 - Tiago Peralta, 2019-06-21 : Add vout to listtransactions/gettransaction *8d58ea7cf - Oliver Webb, 2020-01-08 : Script for downloading pre compiled binaries for Raspbian Jessie, Stretch or Buster *d4eced1bc - Oliver Webb, 2020-01-08 : Delete reddcoin_core_download_raspbian_stretch.sh *c5e9f91cf - Oliver Webb, 2020-01-08 : Delete reddcoin_core_download_raspbian_jessie.sh *5d5771b00 - Oliver Webb, 2020-01-08 : Delete reddcoin_core_download_raspbian_buster.sh *75c6ae91b - Oliver Webb, 2020-01-05 : add reddcoin-qt and remove starting daemon process *54c501787 - Oliver Webb, 2020-01-05 : add reddcoin-qt and remove starting daemon process *acb30a2b6 - Oliver Webb, 2020-01-05 : script files for Raspbian Jessie (also Stakebox) *cfddbe594 - John Nash, 2020-01-05 : Update copyright year and version *e46e5e7de - John Nash, 2020-01-05 : download script for pre compiled wallet *37386790a - John Nash, 2020-01-05 : change libssl deb packages links to github *9dbc772e6 - Oliver Webb, 2020-01-03 : download script for pre compiled wallet *857d697fd - Oliver Webb, 2020-01-03 : change libssl deb packages links to github *2cb74b9a8 - John Nash, 2019-12-31 : update copyright year *c641a1ab3 - Oliver Webb, 2019-12-30 : Raspberry Pi build script files for v3 wallet *a3f21a4a4 - John Nash, 2019-12-30 : add install script for building db4 update instructions for unix, osx, arm building using the db4 install script *5f6299b2a - John Nash, 2019-12-28 : docs: Update build notes for arm processors *465716c01 - John Nash, 2019-12-28 : test for arm devices *3fec3a535 - John Nash, 2018-02-02 : build: update source paths *5f6031ab4 - John Nash, 2019-12-28 : Scrypt n=1024 Pow hash based upon Colin Percival's Tarnsnap (2009) Modified by Artforz, coblee, pooler, wtogami, Nikolay Belikov, reddink *2fd4d91a0 - John Nash, 2019-12-24 : update copyright year *326828b36 - John Nash, 2019-12-24 : set release state true *8ebede0a6 - John Nash, 2019-12-24 : release notes *36df6fdfb - John Nash, 2019-12-23 : add check explictly for v5 blocks or greater *874dc1f0c - John Nash, 2019-12-17 : remove hardcoded global variable rearrange debug log output *763b25db8 - John Nash, 2019-12-17 : move copyright to new line *536baf635 - John Nash, 2019-12-17 : update version and set release state to false *cde9009f3 - John Nash, 2019-12-17 : update copyright year *ae41b7ed3 - John Nash, 2019-12-17 : set isSuperMajority to 90% for mainnet *e43e1c8ed - John Nash, 2019-12-10 : additional logging to verify isSuperMajority in the debug.log output *e31783cac - John Nash, 2019-12-05 : add/update public key for mainnet *405c6f002 - John Nash, 2019-12-05 : add log output for current inflation rate *9cc43c3f7 - John Nash, 2019-12-02 : determine calculated stake based on posv version *7baa3bf75 - John Nash, 2019-11-25 : check the posv transaction for correct pubkey *9ffa7ca38 - John Nash, 2019-11-21 : check for posv v1 or posv v2 blocks when calculating stake reward *39f7aad68 - John Nash, 2019-11-14 : add logging *0e283e6c3 - John Nash, 2019-11-13 : correct maths *74cbdeffd - John Nash, 2019-11-11 : use new posv v2 functions addidtional logging *35d7413b5 - John Nash, 2019-11-11 : add new proofofstakereward *3d917216c - John Nash, 2019-11-11 : get inflation adjustment *f63d17443 - John Nash, 2019-11-08 : add the developer output split fund output *ca263c9c9 - John Nash, 2019-11-05 : add dev key to chainparams *df6996ab0 - John Nash, 2019-11-05 : add block version checking *14b663479 - John Nash, 2019-11-05 : increase block version
Credits
Thanks to everyone who contributed to coding, testing and feedback for this release, notably: 
@cryptognasher @techadept @chris @cryptobuze @harmonyq @mindredder @paxtech @Tiago Peralta
Stake on!!
-Reddcoin (RDD) Core Development Team
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Verge Currency Beginner's Guide

Verge Currency Beginner's Guide
A short Background
2008 was the worst financial crisis the world had experience since the great depression. The efforts of banks worldwide were not enough to prevent its occurrence. Shortly after, someone by the name of Satoshi Nakamoto offered an alternative solution. A digital currency that removes the need for a central bank. His proposal written in the Bitcoin white paper, is summarized below:
  • A secure, decentralized network.
  • A system with economic properties.
  • No need for banks or rule makers.
  • Instant transactions without a need of a third party or government approval.
  • Bringing financial services to the unbanked 2.5 billion people.
  • Total financial freedom. No one can freeze your accounts.
  • Low transaction costs. No ridiculously high transaction fees.
  • A currency with finite amount where no one can print money whenever they want.
Bitcoin
In 2009, when Satoshi Nakamoto launched Bitcoin, the network consisted of computers (in crypto terms, these are called Nodes) to approve transactions, movements of data along the chain. This allows for everyone willing to become a participant, creating a decentralized global network. Allowing for a decentralized currency, free of the control of politicians, or institutions.
The rules can only be changed if 51% of the network agrees on it. This way the network is completely democratized and resistant to hacking attacks.
Unlike today’s financial institutions, no one can freeze your account or prevent you sending money. You are the only person who truly holds your wealth.
It is an open source project. Anyone can see the code and offer or discuss changes with the community. On the other hand, anyone participating to the network with computational power gets incentives or pay, with a fractional amount of BTC.
Blockchain
The core of a secure decentralized network like Bitcoin, lies the Blockchain technology. To put it simply, the blockchain is like a series of Lego, connected to each other by linking information, called transactions. These transactions contain the following data sender, receiver and the unique signature of the sender.
The data will be converted into “hash” before being saved into a block. The bitcoin hash is generated using a set of cryptographic functions called sha256. This way the information is encrypted, is compressed and saved in the block.
Additionally, each block in the chain, contains the information from the block before it. This ensures that if someone tries to maliciously modify information in a block, all the block following this attempt will be changed, making it easier to spot.
Each block includes the information from the previous block. If someone wants to maliciously change the information in one block that change the complete result of all following blocks.
In this type of network there is only one blockchain, and all the information is kept in a public ledger which is shared amongst all the participating networks. For the blockchain to be valid, more than 50% of the participants (nodes and their computational power) must agree with it.
Bitcoin Today (2018)
Until today many, many, events have happened. The network has grown massively. The underlying code is improved in many ways. There are more and more developers and investors that have entered the cryptocurrency space.
Currently there are proposed changes being developed to the Bitcoin network that will make bitcoin rival the centralized networks of today (Visa, Mastercard), while significantly lowering the cost of these transaction.
Many alternative cryptocurrencies have been created along the way, improving some of the aspects of the bitcoin and focusing on certain applications, in the crypto-space, we call them altcoins.
WHY VERGE
The way that Bitcoin function, has severe flaws with regards to privacy:
  • Public Ledger: The transaction information is public, meaning, that transactions can be linked to a person.
  • IP Leakage: A persistent and motivated attacker will be able to associate your IP address with your bitcoin transaction.
Due to the above reasons, it was clear that there would be a need for a privacy coin. Different coins were then created that had this problem in mind. They were ‘too private’ in the sense that they completely by-passed the public ledger. The public ledger allows merchant to provide proof of transactions, which is important for bookkeeping.
Enter Verge Currency, formerly Dogecoindark; which offers transaction on the ledger, both public and private. Allowing the user to choose if the transactions are public or private.
VERGE CURRENCY
2014 saw the birth of Dogecoin Dark; in 2016, it was rebranded to Verge Currency.
Verge improves upon the original Bitcoin blockchain and aims to fulfill its initial purpose of providing individuals and businesses with a fast, efficient and decentralized way of making direct transactions while maintaining your privacy.
What is the Verge Currency Mission?
Verge Currency aims to empower people around the globe using blockchain in everyday life and makes it possible for people to engage in transactions quickly, efficiently and privately. With Verge, business and individuals now have flexible options for sending and receiving payments.
Verge Currency also offer helpful integrations and tools that enable them to handle large scale transactions between merchants and small-scale private payments.
Is Verge Currency a private company and how is it funded?
Following in the spirit of Bitcoin, Verge is an open-source software, and a community. It is not a company, never had an ICO. The development is entirely funded by the community and the developers. Currently Verge is looking into setting up an official Verge merchandise store, and an Official Verge mining pool, for multiple algorithms.
Tech
General technical capabilities of XVG blockchain:
Protocol PoW (Proof of Work)
Algorithms Scrypt, X17, Lyra2rev2, myr-groestl and blake2s
Max Coin Supply 16.5 billion XVG
Circulation Supply 15.2 billion XVG
Minable yes
Atomic Swaps Enabled
Tx (Transaction) Speed 5-10 Seconds
Tps (Transactions per sec.) 100 (Will be ~2000 with RSK)
Tx Fee 0.1 XVG
Privacy Options:
Tor + I2P Networks fully obfuscated IP address / User's Location is hidden
Stealth Addresses It enables users to anonymously receive funds to their wallet. Therefore third parties are no longer able to track receivers addresses, nor are they able to combine official wallet addresses with their stealth addresses.
RING CT Under development
See our blackpaper V5.0 for detailed information.
Development Updates
Marketing Updates
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Wallets
Mining
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Community
Verge is a community-driven project. The community is the pillar of Verge, from the past to the future, the community built Verge. The community or Vergefam connects everyone from around the world, regardless of cultural background. The common vision is to provide everyone access to financial freedom, and the choice of privacy while transacting.
Below you can find the Verge Telegram communities from around the world;
⏬ Official Telegram
🇧🇷 🇵🇹 Brasil/Portugal/
🇨🇦 Canada
🇳🇴 🇸🇪 🇩🇰 Norway/Sweden/Denmark
🇩🇪 🇦🇹 🇨🇭 🇱🇮 Germany/Austria/Switzerland/Liechtenstein
🇵🇹 Portugal
🇪🇸 Spain
🇱🇺 Netherlands
🇹🇷 Turkey
🇫🇷 France
Balkan
🇵🇾 Croatia
🇦🇱 🇽🇰 Albania/Kosovo
🇷🇴 Romania
🇭🇺 Hungary
🇷🇺 Russia
🇮🇳 India
🇲🇾 Malaysia
🇯🇵 Japan
🇰🇷 Korea
🇨🇳 China
🇿🇦 South Africa
🔌Wallet Support
🖥️ Mining support
Mass Adoption
Low fees, quick transactions, high volume in circulation, multiplatform support, Wraith protocol are the ingredients that make Verge perfectly positioned for mass adoption. Transact on the public ledger for everyday purchases or stay private if you wish so.
Getting Started
You can find the matching instructions as below:
See the following useful links:
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Official Links
Vergecurrency.com
Verge Team
Roadmap
FAQ
Github
Block Explorer 1
Block Explorer 2
Network Status
Telegram
Twitter
Facebook
Discord
Youtube
Medium
Investfeed
Verge Zendesk
VergeFora
Last Edit: Latest development update links are added to the Tech section.
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Subreddit Stats: reactjs top posts from 2015-02-03 to 2018-08-04 21:58 PDT

Period: 1277.95 days
Submissions Comments
Total 998 15968
Rate (per day) 0.78 12.50
Unique Redditors 626 4698
Combined Score 75379 55361

Top Submitters' Top Submissions

  1. 1244 points, 13 submissions: gaearon
    1. New React Docs (175 points, 18 comments)
    2. What's New in Create React App - React Blog (170 points, 33 comments)
    3. Create Apps with No Configuration | React (159 points, 34 comments)
    4. Our First 50,000 Stars (120 points, 8 comments)
    5. React Blog: Mixins Considered Harmful (112 points, 24 comments)
    6. React 15.4.0 - React Blog (86 points, 21 comments)
    7. You Might Not Need Redux (74 points, 20 comments)
    8. React Makes You Sad? (72 points, 37 comments)
    9. React: Design Principles (72 points, 2 comments)
    10. Immutable App Architecture (65 points, 3 comments)
  2. 1243 points, 16 submissions: magenta_placenta
    1. An Example Senior React/Redux Developer Task - You should take no more than 1h30m to complete this task (129 points, 128 comments)
    2. Pose - a declarative animation library for HTML, SVG and React (129 points, 12 comments)
    3. React in patterns - A book about common design patterns used while developing with React. It includes techniques for composition, data flow, dependency management and more (109 points, 6 comments)
    4. WalmartLabs open sources Electrode, a React-based application platform that powers Walmart.com (104 points, 38 comments)
    5. Airbnb’s new open source library lets you design with React and render to Sketch (103 points, 7 comments)
    6. react-dragtastic - a simple drag and drop library for React which uses the more stable mouseDown/mouseUp event pattern instead of the problematic HTML5 drag and drop API (95 points, 14 comments)
    7. Introducing Create React Native App (84 points, 23 comments)
    8. React Express - all-in-one guide for beginners to get an opinionated walkthrough from start to finish: create-react-app, npm, webpack, babel, ES2015, ES2016, JSX, React, Redux, CSS-in-JS, and more (75 points, 4 comments)
    9. React-Flippy allows you to create flipping cards in React projects. It can be used as controlled or uncontrolled component (64 points, 2 comments)
    10. React DOM Confetti - a react component to trigger confetti explosions on state changes (61 points, 8 comments)
  3. 1074 points, 17 submissions: acemarke
    1. React Release Roadmap: 15.5, 16.0, Fiber, deprecations, and build improvements (145 points, 5 comments)
    2. A Community "Thank You" to the Facebook Open Source team (106 points, 1 comment)
    3. React-Redux 5.0.0 final released! (92 points, 23 comments)
    4. The new official React docs site, built with Gatsby (83 points, 10 comments)
    5. React v15.5.0 - React Blog (72 points, 31 comments)
    6. Idiomatic Redux: Using Reselect Selectors for Encapsulation and Performance (62 points, 17 comments)
    7. Redux, Writing, Responsibilities, Burnout, and a Request for Help (61 points, 11 comments)
    8. Redux - Not Dead Yet! (56 points, 55 comments)
    9. Idiomatic Redux: Thoughts on Thunks, Sagas, Abstraction, and Reusability (53 points, 9 comments)
    10. Redux Fundamentals Workshop Slides (51 points, 11 comments)
  4. 871 points, 7 submissions: brianvaughn
    1. React 16.3 has just been published! Enjoy! ⚛ 😁 🎉 (333 points, 18 comments)
    2. Update on Async Rendering (118 points, 23 comments)
    3. You Probably Don't Need Derived State (100 points, 22 comments)
    4. open-source React app for tracking personal diet, sleep, and wellness (96 points, 12 comments)
    5. react-virtualized is looking for maintainers (87 points, 19 comments)
    6. react-window: React components for efficiently rendering large lists and tabular data (83 points, 34 comments)
    7. React 16.3 alpha available on NPM (54 points, 56 comments)
  5. 838 points, 13 submissions: treyhuffine
    1. Learn Redux by Building Redux from Scratch (140 points, 6 comments)
    2. React Component Patterns (108 points, 13 comments)
    3. componentDidMakeSense — React Lifecycle Explanation (87 points, 12 comments)
    4. Cheet sheet for calling setState() (74 points, 13 comments)
    5. Building a GraphQL API with Node and React (58 points, 3 comments)
    6. Introducing ReactScope – Visualize React component hierarchy, state, and props in real time (58 points, 4 comments)
    7. Ethereum & React: Getting Started With The Minimum Toolset Required (53 points, 4 comments)
    8. Structure your React-Redux project for scalability and maintainability (53 points, 8 comments)
    9. Top Articles of the Week — React, Node, Design Patterns, Redux (49 points, 0 comments)
    10. React and Redux with TypeScript (42 points, 15 comments)
  6. 794 points, 8 submissions: swyx
    1. React Typescript Cheatsheet: for react users using Typescript with React for the first time (219 points, 28 comments)
    2. React is 25% of jobs on Hacker News (219 points, 104 comments)
    3. React's absurd growth rate (90 points, 78 comments)
    4. (Liveblog) my entire process of making a PR into React (66 points, 3 comments)
    5. Who's hiring? (58 points, 65 comments)
    6. Why did we build React? - React Blog (2013) (56 points, 7 comments)
    7. Beginner's Thread / Easy Question (July 2018) (52 points, 467 comments)
    8. Sneak peek at the DevTools Profiler with "interactions" - from brianvaughn (34 points, 1 comment)
  7. 712 points, 4 submissions: deadcoder0904
    1. Material-UI v1 is out 🎉 (334 points, 34 comments)
    2. Heres how React's New Context API Works by Wes Bos (235 points, 31 comments)
    3. Your VSCode Setup for making you More productive ? (90 points, 33 comments)
    4. Spectrum goes Open Source 🎉 (53 points, 4 comments)
  8. 688 points, 9 submissions: r-wabbit
    1. Gatsby, the Open Source React-Based Static Site Generator, Gets Commercial Backing (139 points, 29 comments)
    2. How to use React’s new Context API to easily manage modals (127 points, 16 comments)
    3. Debugging a Create React App with VS Code (99 points, 2 comments)
    4. Developing Games with React, Redux, and SVG - Part 2 (84 points, 0 comments)
    5. How to use React’s experimental new Profiler feature (60 points, 1 comment)
    6. Fullstack React: 30 Days of React (50 points, 6 comments)
    7. Performance-tuning a React application. (45 points, 1 comment)
    8. Testing React components (43 points, 0 comments)
    9. Testing React Applications with Jest (41 points, 7 comments)
  9. 685 points, 2 submissions: cpnkl
    1. Give a man a program, frustrate him for a day.Teach a man to program, frustrate him for a lifetime. (357 points, 21 comments)
    2. “Any fool can write code that a computer can understand. Good programmers write code that humans can understand.” — Martin Fowler (328 points, 27 comments)
  10. 639 points, 7 submissions: tyler-mcginnis
    1. Free, live React Native bootcamp. (133 points, 11 comments)
    2. Progression, Curiosity, and Burnout with Dan Abramov (113 points, 0 comments)
    3. Introducing the free, live, React Bootcamp (107 points, 4 comments)
    4. React Fundamentals Course: Learn React (v15.5) for Free (104 points, 21 comments)
    5. Protected routes and authentication with React Router (96 points, 9 comments)
    6. React Router V4 Beta Released (46 points, 16 comments)
    7. React Router v4: Philosophy and Introduction (40 points, 10 comments)
  11. 607 points, 1 submission: alfredmuffin
    1. This killed me (also happy friday!) (607 points, 132 comments)
  12. 603 points, 1 submission: carlosdanna
    1. React Developer Map by adam-golab (603 points, 110 comments)
  13. 576 points, 1 submission: Tayk5
    1. This YouTuber (Ben Awad) has been posting videos on React, PostreSQL, GraphQL, Apollo and more for about 3 years. His recent series on React and GraphQL was 73 videos long a day well over 15 hours of material. His channel deserves more views guys (576 points, 35 comments)
  14. 572 points, 5 submissions: thickoat
    1. ✨ Immensely upgrade your development environment with these Visual Studio Code extensions (174 points, 42 comments)
    2. I created a small but challenging list of fun apps to build (147 points, 5 comments)
    3. Know some React and want to explore the React Native + Redux world? I wrote the perfect guide on how to get started with RN + Redux while building a useful crypto-currency app. (136 points, 5 comments)
    4. Next Level Webpack Dashboard (62 points, 4 comments)
    5. Learn How To Build: Astronomy Picture Of The Day App with NASA API and React + Redux Part II (53 points, 0 comments)
  15. 561 points, 8 submissions: mweststrate
    1. MobX 4 has been released! Better, simpler, faster, smaller (139 points, 16 comments)
    2. MobX 5 has been released! (proxy based) (74 points, 44 comments)
    3. Free Egghead.io course: Manage application state with Mobx-State-Tree (68 points, 7 comments)
    4. Introducing Mobx State Tree, a mutable immutable state tree (67 points, 12 comments)
    5. MobX 3 released: Unpeeling the onion (59 points, 3 comments)
    6. Free egghead.io course: Learn MobX + React in 30 minutes (56 points, 24 comments)
    7. MobX 2.2 has been released: explicit actions, controlled mutations and improved DX (52 points, 14 comments)
    8. Why we chose MobX over Redux for Spectacle Editor (46 points, 1 comment)
  16. 501 points, 8 submissions: dobkin-1970
    1. Building a Progressive Web App in React (99 points, 15 comments)
    2. Node Security: The Most Common XSS Vulnerability in React.js Applications (98 points, 4 comments)
    3. What’s New With Server-Side Rendering in React 16 (63 points, 2 comments)
    4. Introducing React-Static — A progressive static-site framework for React! (61 points, 6 comments)
    5. Announcing Storybook 3.0 (55 points, 1 comment)
    6. How Redux can make you a better developer (52 points, 13 comments)
    7. Microsoft: TypeScript React Starter (37 points, 6 comments)
    8. TypeScript 2.6: JSX Fragment Syntax (36 points, 11 comments)

Top Commenters

  1. acemarke (1237 points, 237 comments)
  2. gaearon (1121 points, 135 comments)
  3. swyx (717 points, 261 comments)
  4. brianvaughn (564 points, 128 comments)
  5. BTMPL (477 points, 104 comments)
  6. drcmda (297 points, 93 comments)
  7. joshmanders (219 points, 28 comments)
  8. phoenixmatrix (214 points, 35 comments)
  9. Capaj (205 points, 79 comments)
  10. vinnl (204 points, 59 comments)
  11. realbriank (199 points, 45 comments)
  12. flapsflapsflaps (185 points, 56 comments)
  13. enkideridu (179 points, 29 comments)
  14. thekenwheeler (178 points, 14 comments)
  15. yyx990803 (177 points, 15 comments)
  16. ClutchHunter (171 points, 57 comments)
  17. editor_of_the_beast (169 points, 38 comments)
  18. turkish_gold (163 points, 58 comments)
  19. NoInkling (161 points, 42 comments)
  20. diegohaz (160 points, 45 comments)
  21. BenjiSponge (155 points, 39 comments)
  22. helpinghat (155 points, 32 comments)
  23. DerNalia (151 points, 78 comments)
  24. pomlife (144 points, 37 comments)
  25. pgrizzay (138 points, 35 comments)
  26. Existential_Owl (138 points, 17 comments)
  27. scotty_pimmpen (135 points, 28 comments)
  28. joesb (130 points, 45 comments)
  29. Apterygiformes (126 points, 14 comments)
  30. slowaccident (126 points, 6 comments)
  31. arendjr (125 points, 32 comments)
  32. zpao (124 points, 8 comments)

Top Submissions

  1. This killed me (also happy friday!) by alfredmuffin (607 points, 132 comments)
  2. React Developer Map by adam-golab by carlosdanna (603 points, 110 comments)
  3. This YouTuber (Ben Awad) has been posting videos on React, PostreSQL, GraphQL, Apollo and more for about 3 years. His recent series on React and GraphQL was 73 videos long a day well over 15 hours of material. His channel deserves more views guys by Tayk5 (576 points, 35 comments)
  4. The subtle but hilarious humour used in the official React tutorial by kyenzie (464 points, 26 comments)
  5. I've made a react.js cheatsheet that includes everything you should know in one single file by LeCoupa (455 points, 44 comments)
  6. Facebook relicensing React, Jest, Flow, and Immutable under MIT, starting with React 16 by Vpr99 (454 points, 60 comments)
  7. Pinterest open sourced its full React component UI library by aaronkim234 (381 points, 52 comments)
  8. My favourite barista made this for me today by carolynamcneillie (365 points, 25 comments)
  9. Give a man a program, frustrate him for a day.Teach a man to program, frustrate him for a lifetime. by cpnkl (357 points, 21 comments)
  10. Oversimplified Flow of data through react, redux, express, and PostgreSQL by scottj91 (349 points, 40 comments)

Top Comments

  1. 131 points: gaearon's comment in Confused! Redux or MobX?
  2. 125 points: deleted's comment in My favourite barista made this for me today
  3. 117 points: spruce-bruce's comment in My struggle to learn React
  4. 111 points: joshmanders's comment in Facebook relicensing React, Jest, Flow, and Immutable under MIT, starting with React 16
  5. 104 points: Troebr's comment in How long did it take for you to become a senior developer? Is their anything you would have done differently to speed up the process looking back ?
  6. 104 points: jorpjomp's comment in Google's version of react
  7. 101 points: eightfivezero's comment in An Example Senior React/Redux Developer Task - You should take no more than 1h30m to complete this task
  8. 98 points: phoenixmatrix's comment in Why isn't typescript used more in the react community?
  9. 97 points: jb88373's comment in The subtle but hilarious humour used in the official React tutorial
  10. 95 points: Dreadsin's comment in This killed me (also happy friday!)
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Solo mining for Gits and Shiggles

I run a full Bitcoin node. Lately I've been playing around with setting up solo mining with BFGMiner, just experimenting with CPUs and GPUs, in full knowledge its a purely academic thing with zero chance of succeeding, intending only to deepen my understanding of the system. Seems to work well, for the most part.
Except when I point my S9's at the pool, I only get about 250 GH instead of 13.5 TH each. I've made sure to turn off overt asciboost when I point them at my experiment, no effect, and they definitely are connected. Does anyone else play around with this stuff and might know the solution already?
FWIW: Ubuntu Bitcoin Core v0.17 BFGMiner v5.5.0
Bitcoin.conf, server, daemon, listen, and txindex set to 1. rpcuser and rpcpassword are set, rpcallowip and rpcport are all good(and proven as I can connect other pcs over the LAN just fine for cpu/gpu)
BFGMiner -o http://127.0.01:8332 -u user - pword --generate-to $address --coinbase-sig "LOL" --stratum-port:3333
Any suggestions?
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DADI - All-In-One Thread

DADI - All-In-One Thread
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DADI: Decentralized Architecture for a Democratic Internet
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For a FULL list of DADI updates, including those to the DADI d'Apps, see here: https://dadi.cloud/en/updates/
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What is DADI?

DADI: Decentralized Architecture for a Democratic Internet
DADI Official Video
DADI is built on the Ethereum Blockchain using an ERC-20 token allowing the use of smart contracts and thus improving transparency. Think of the DADI network as seen in the likes of more centralised Amazon Web Services, Google Cloud and Microsoft Azure but on a decentralised cloud infrastructure supported by the contributors of the network (masternodes). The DADI network will be widely distributed on which will be an increasingly large number of nodes which are location aware and located at the edge of the network, this increases efficiency and also helps to prevent a single point of failure. DADIs decentralised cloud platform focuses on currently 11 web services (see below) which will feature in the DADI marketplace as intelligent apps.
One way of thinking about this is that the DADI nodes are on a side chain running the DADI software. Contributors stake (PoS) their DADI tokens on the ETH network to secure a node within the DADI network. The node uses Proof of Work (PoW) and Proof of Availability (PoA) to reward contributors with DADI tokens. More information on this in the Masternode section of this post. This means anyone with a device, laptop, phone, home router (a smart device with an internet connection) will be able to earn income by providing spare compute.
DADI is extremely secure and resistant to common attacks such as DDOS and Brute Force and also prevents malicious data entering the network making all of the web services much safer from malicious attack.
DADI has been in development for over 5+ years (yes, 5 years!) and already providing services to some of their top tier clients. These customers will slowly be moved across to mainnet over time.
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DADI works with a few large media corporations
  • Virgin Limited
  • Monocle
  • Empire
  • What Car?
  • Grazia
  • Mojo
  • heat
  • Kerrang
  • + many others

DADI Technology Partner Programme

Gain access to DADI tools, training and support along with other benefits by joining the DADI Technology Partner Programme.

DADI Services

The DADI services are broken into a set of micro services within the DADI dApp marketplace and provide the necessary solutions to meet business requirements. They are currently being brought on to the network in a staged and development track.
DADI CDN - Network Ready
DADI CDN is the first product to launch on the DADI network and is currently live on mainnet.
What is CDN?
A Content Delivery Network (CDN) or Content Distribution Network (CDN). DADI facilitates the seamless delivery of image, audio and video assets for digital products accessed across a range of devices in multiple contexts. CDN's deliver content to end users via nodes deployed in multiple locations.
This allows to reduce bandwidth costs, improve end user experience and increase availability of content. With DADI being able to distribute these nodes in a decentralised manner, nodes are likely to be located much closer to the end user.
Here is the DADI CDN sandbox environment for some of the features: https://docs.dadi.cloud/sandbox/dadi-cdn
...10 other services are being built and on the development roadmap.
DADI Store -Q3 2018
DADI Store - A cloud storage solution for all types of data, with built-in security, privacy and redundancy.
DADI API - Q4 2018
DADI API - A high-performance RESTful API layer designed in support of API-first development and the principles of COPE.
DADI API Wrapper - This library is for interacting with DADI API and provides a high-level abstraction of the REST architecture style, exposing a set of chainable methods that allow developers to compose complex read and write operations using a simplistic and natural syntax.
DADI Publish - Q1 2019
DADI Publish – A writer’s window to the world of content creation. Flexible interfaces designed to optimize editorial workflow.
DADI Web - Q2 2019
DADI Web – A schemaless templating layer that can work standalone or with DADI API.
DADI Identity - Q3 2019
DADI Identity - Guarantees uniqueness of individuals — and powers segmentation — for anonymous and known users.
DADI Track - Q3 2019+
DADI Track - A real-time, streaming data layer providing accurate metrics at individual and product level.
DADI Visualize - Q3 2019+
DADI Visualize - A data visualization interface for Identity and Track, capable of taking data feeds from virtually any source.
DADI Predict - Q3 2019+
DADI Predict - A machine-learning layer that predicts user behavior at an individual level based on past interactions.
DADI Match - Q3 2019+
DADI Match - A taxonomic framework for automated content classification through machine learning, which plugs into Publish.
DADI Queue - Q3 2019+
DADI Queue - A lightweight queue processing system powered by Redis, featuring simple task routing and throttling.
...as well as the dApps we also have:
DADI CLI
DADI CLI - DADI CLI is a command-line tool to help with the installation and customisation of the various products of the DADI platform.

Tutorials

DADI Tutorials - Step-by-step guides and practical examples of our technology written by the DADI team.

Official Sources – Get to know the community.

DADI Website
DADI Telegram The community in the Telegram is the most active, but the admins and team will often visit all forms of social media.
DADI Telegram Announcements
DADI Discord
DADI Github
DADI Twitter
DADI Medium
DADI Youtube
DADI Coinmarketcap
DADI Careers
DADI Facebook
DADI investfeed
DADI Blockfolio Signal - Get the app here look out for DADI updates in the Signal feed.
DADI Delta App - Get the app here look out for DADI updates in the Signal feed.

Unofficial Sources

DADI Telegram 'Price talk'
DADI Twitter Bot (DADI Rank)
This is the communities chat talking price action amongst other things.

DADI Foundation

DADI Foundation
DADI Foundation The Foundation was established in January 2017. It has it's own board and it's own CEO. While it benefits from the network and was setup by the founders of DADI, it is independent, with it's own articles and governance.
· DADI AMA - DADI Foundation with Jennifer Martin-Nye, CEO - July 6th
DADI Foundation Social Media:
DADI Foundation - Twitter
DADI Foundation - LinkedIn
DADI Foundation - Instagram
Contact DADI Foundation:
[DADI Foundation - Contact Us](mailto:[email protected])

Roadmap – Where is DADI Heading?

So far DADI have accomplished all targets on time even releasing DADI Mainnet 2 days early.
DADI Roadmap

DADI Team – Who is in the team?

Starting at around 18 members, DADI has grown to around 30. The team decided to remove the office environment and work remotely to promote a better life/work balance.
Due to the size of the team and the information they have presented it is best to read here:
DADI Team
Have a read here about the remote working setup: https://dadi.cloud/en/culture/

DADI Tokenomics – How does the token work?

DADI tokens are an integral part of the DADI Platform. Consumers will be charged tokens for their usage of DADI Web Services. An exchange will be built into front end interfaces, allowing consumers to purchase services in their currency of choice.
Make sure you give the tokenomics doc a read:
DADI Official Tokenomics Documentation (available in 10 languages including: English/Korean/Chinese/German and Russian)
DADI Token
DADI Token is an ERC-20 token which can be stored in wallets such as MEW.
· Ethplorer: https://ethplorer.io/address/0xfb2f26f266fb2805a387230f2aa0a331b4d96fba
· Symbol: DADI
· Contract: 0xFb2f26F266Fb2805a387230f2aa0a331b4d96Fba
· Decimals: 18
· Total Supply: 100,000,000 (The creation of DADI tokens will be a one time event. The Token Creation event is the only time that these tokens can be created, and therefore the total supply of DADI tokens is fixed.)
ICO Prices:
ICO Presale: $0.40
ICO Public Sale: $0.50
ICO Amount raised: $29,000,000

DADI Account - Click the link for Preview

DADI is developing its own 'Account' page which will be fully securable with 2FA. DADI also decided to merge the DADI wallet into the account section.
The account section will be used for multiple reasons such as:
  • Holding DADI tokens
  • Managing Devices/Nodes
  • Increasing barrier for entry with a simple UI
  • DADI Contract management
  • Direct FIAT conversion
  • Consumer facing management functionality
DADI Account Page

Exchanges – Where can I buy (or sell)?

DADI has secured some of the top exchanges, including FIAT pairings\*.
· OKEX
· Bitfinex*
· Ethfinex*
· KuCoin
· HitBTC
· Cobinhood
· CoinFalcon
· Gate.io
· IDEX
· WandX
· London Block Exchange (LBX)* - This will be a future listing including a DADI-GBP pairing for the UK. See partnerships below.

Masternodes and Requirements

DADI Official Documentation
DADI masternodes are built on a 3 tier system to perform different functions required for the network. There are three key nodes within the DADI Network: Stargates, Gateways and Hosts. Availability of running certain nodes comes due to network requirements. As the demand increases so will the required amount of masternodes.
INITIAL On-Boarding of Masternodes:
The first wave of nodes will consist of the DADI Founding Node.
This includes the onboarding of c.500 Hosts, c.15 Gateways and c.2 Stargates during Q3 and Q4. These figures are designed to provide enough capacity for early network demand and are subject to change.

Masternode ROI

Note: A calculator to work this out is in development.
A common question is in regards to the ROI of the nodes. The expected returns are shown in the document linked above, but to further understand potential ROI you must first understand how the network rewards contributors.
DADI consumers purchase DADI services via a currency of their choice and this is then converted in real time to the DADI token. This revenue generated is then split between 3 bodies: Nodes, the Ecosystem fund and the DADI Foundation.
Revenue Distribution
The masternodes work on 3 different models:
  1. Proof of Work + Consensus
  2. Proof of Stake
  3. Proof of Availability
The more work your node does (the monitored requests and traffic to your node), with the amount staked (which is limited to avoid centralisation and additional nodes would be required beyond a certain point) and how available your node is on the network (its uptime) determines its reward payout. The larger masternodes (the Stargate especially) require a high uptime and may be penalised if downtime is not during a maintenance window, the hosts do not have such a heavy requirement.
So as a result, the consumers purchase services through DADI, the revenue is then distributed at 85% to all masternodes based on the results of the nodes Proof of Work, Proof of Stake and Proof of Availability a payout is performed monthly.
The PoS requirement is reviewed per quarter and may be lower as the network grows to allow more nodes to be onboarded.

Masternode Setup

DADI nodes are currently in staged on-boarding until the network is publicly available, this will be known as Constellation and is due Q4 2018/Q1 2019.
The masternode setup will be made to be simple and allow for maintenance windows when downtime is required such as hardware changes, update schedules or other.
You will also be able to monitor performance of your DADI nodes from your account.
Here is a sneak peak of the setup window:
Setup Screen (preview)

Masternode Types

DADI Stargate

· Purpose: Stargates provide the domain name system that makes Gateway/Host resources addressable. They are responsible for the secure running of the network. They monitor resources and control the payout contract.
· 500k DADI tokens
· Restricted availability
· Voting rights
Minimum specification:
High bandwidth: 1 Gbit/s+
High availability: 99.9999%
CPU: 2x quad-core+ @ 2.80GHz+
RAM: 128GB RAM+
Disk: 2TB SSD+
Stargates are intended for high-connectivity environments: think data centers and high bandwidth office environments, and are designed to be single, powerful machines rather than a cluster of smaller, less powerful machines.
DADI Stargate - specs below
For example this Stargate specs are as follows:
· 32x Xeon E3 1260L v5 Quad-Core @ 2.9GHz, 8Mb Cache
· 1.2TB RAM
· 2TB SSD raid
Plus room to expand that 10x per node as requirements grow.

DADI Gateway

· Purpose: Gateways are network node owners who contribute bandwidth. They are the entry point to the network, acting as an aggregate point for Host node capacity.
· 50k DADI tokens
· Limited availability
· Top 25% of nodes have voting rights
Minimum specification:
High bandwidth: 250 Mbit/s+
High availability: 99%
CPU: 1x quad-core+ @ 2.5GHz+
RAM: 64GB RAM+
Disk: 1TB SSD+

DADI Host

DADI Host performs extremely well on a Raspberry Pi 3. It can also be run behind a home router without the need for router configuration.
· Purpose: Hosts are network node owners who contribute computational power. DADI Web Services run in a container service within a secure enclave on Host environments.
· 5K DADI tokens
· No node limits
· Top 5% of nodes have voting rights
Minimum specification:
High bandwidth: 15 Mbit/s+
High availability: 20%+
CPU: 1x quad-core 1.2 GHZ+
RAM: 1GB RAM+
Disk: 50GB HDD+

Masternode Hosting

https://www.wirehive.com/masternode-hosting/ (Details by DADI team to be confirmed)

Partnerships – So who works with DADI?

Wirehive
Wirehive delivers expert infrastructure consultancy and support for a broad portfolio of clients including Vodafone, Honda and ITV — and it will be offering DADI’s network as a decentralized alternative to AWS, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud.
NetWise
Netwise, a leading provider of server colocation and data centre services.
Netwise offers private facilities in London and throughout Europe, designed and built entirely in-house, and delivers end-user content on a national and international scale. It is also a pioneer in green colocation solutions, offering highly-efficient rack space powered by 100% renewable energy — an issue of equal importance to the DADI team.
Agorai
DADI is developing a marketplace proposition - a containerised service for approved partners that enables the running of third party software within the DADI network.
Agorai are working with DADI to deploy their technology in to the marketplace. They are also likely to use DADI API and Store for key components in their setup.
INDX
INDX are working with the DADI marketplace: an open container that is designed to run third party software. Specifically, DADI are working together with INDX to explore the potential for running their masternode setup within the DADI network. They are currently running in AWS.
blond
Blond creates contemporary products, spaces and digital experiences for a diverse range of brands, including Sony, LG, Revolut and Rapha. Blond are working on designs for dedicated DADI nodes. Think smart speakers and smart fridges (as one of the devs commented: DADI Cool) as well as other devices. One potential use case would be nodes that do not require staking, but would offset their own carbon emissions (more info to come on this).
The founding node design:
DADI x blond - Founding Node
Verasity
DADI have integrated Verasity’s VeraPlayer with the DADI network. Verasity’s video toolkit (vDaf) allows existing online video services to access the benefits of blockchain technology.
DADI and Verasity in Times Sq.
London Block Exchange (LBX)
London Block Exchange (LBX) will be providing a fiat on/off ramp for customers of the DADI network and DADI making available its dApps including API, Web and CDN for use on the LBX ICO website. During its upcoming ICO in August, LBX will also make use of three key dApps from within the DADI marketplace — DADI API, DADI Weband DADI CDN. These applications will deliver optimal performance during the LBX ICO, plus the company is exploring the use of DADI technology for its exchange environments. This will also include a DADI-GBP pairing for the folks in the UK.

FAQ

Will DADI move to its own blockchain?
There are no plans to do this. There is also no mainnet swap.
Can I keep DADI Tokens on my Ledger or Trezor?
Yes, DADI is an ERC-20 token which can integrate with MEW.
What is the utility of the DADI token?
The DADI token is used by the consumers of the DADI web services to pay for requests on the network, regardless of whether they pay in another form of currency.
How does the Fiat on-ramp work? What is the Fiat on-ramp?
Individuals and businesses can pay for DADI services using fiat if they want to. This does not change the fact that our services are paid for in DADI: it simply means that there there will be a small real-time exchange in place on dadi.cloud, removing the barrier to entry that a purely crypto based payments solution would pose. It's no different in concept to a business heading to OKEx, buying tokens and then paying in DADI, other than it is faster and that it provides the experience that the majority of our potential consumer base expects at this point in time. Of course you will be able to buy our services in Bitcoin, Ethereum, Nano and many other currencies besides.
The amount of nodes compared to the amount of coins does not add up?
As consumer demand for the technology increases, the size of the network will need to increase. To support growth in capacity the requirement of POS will be reduced. The token value is the second factor that will be monitored and factored in to POS requirements. Some nodes will be allowed a limited increase for proof of stake without allowing for centralisation.
Can a Masternode be run on a VPS?
While running within VPS will not give you the same performance as running on bare metal, it will still be possible, yes.
As the ETH network is used for reputation management and accounting purposes we understand congestion is not a huge concern, but what point could it become a problem and what is the plan B?
The level of congestion required for this be an issue is huge - existential threat to Ethereum level.
DADI will monitor performance, but do not expect this to be an issue. If it ever was however, of course DADI would look to alternatives.

AMA – All those questions that have been asked, answered.

The DADI team currently run an AMA fortnightly. The AMA is run over 3 platforms, Reddit/Discord/Telegram. All questions and answers are posted throughout. The AMA posts below have the clearest history of the questions asked.
· DADI AMA – The first AMA - 18th May 2018
· DADI AMA – Masternodes - June 1st 2018
· DADI AMA - 15th June 2018
· DADI AMA - Mainnet - 29th June 2018
· DADI AMA - DADI Foundation with Jennifer Martin-Nye, CEO - July 6th 2018
· DADI AMA - Tech AMA with DADI VP of tech James Lambie and Principal Engineer for the DADI network Arthur Mingard - July 20th 2018
· DADI AMA - Founding Node and DADI Store - August 10th 2018
· DADI AMA - Founding Node and Onboarding Process - Friday 07th September, 2018
· DADI AMA - September 21, 2018
· DADI AMA - October 6, 2018
· DADI AMA - October 26, 2018

In the Press – Where’s muh marketing?

The DADI marketing team have been hard at work with a large focus on adoption and real world use cases. See here some of the articles where DADI have been mentioned:
· Tech Digest - Six transformative ICO-funded companies which are definitely worth watching
· Global Coin Report - The decentralized architecture for a democratic internet
· Forbes - DADI: Firm Announces Node Giveaway Following Decentralised Internet Launch
· Cointelegraph - Decentralized Cloud Platform Launches Mainnet in Challenge to ‘Big Four’ Market Leaders
· Cloudcomputing - A datacentre with no centre
· Forbes - 5 Start-ups hoping to rebuild the internet
· City AM - London Blockchain startup building a new internet
· CBR Online - Big DADI Launch: This Startup Wants to Democratise the Data Centre
· The Blockchain - Who’s the DADI? UK Blockchain Startup Takes Cloud Services Fight to Amazon and Google
· INC - This Foundation Is Rewriting the Internet
· Computer Weekly - UK tech startup wants businesses to share their surplus compute capacity to run its cloud
· IT Pro Portal - British start-up launches 'new internet'
· Business Cloud - BIG BRANDS SIGN UP TO 'INTERNET OF FUTURE'
· Codavel - Can Blockchain CDNs be the next big thing?
· Cryptoiscoming.com - Sleeping Giant of Crypto
· TheBitcoinest - The DADI Network Goes Mainstream, Rolling Out Node Giveaway
· thenextweb.com - This blockchain-based company got $30 million to build a ‘new internet’
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I am not part of the DADI team, and this information provided is from my own research. Links to sources have been provided where possible.
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Ethereum Classic (ETC) Announcements for the last 7 days

I will be bringing you upcoming events/announcements every 7 days. If you want improvements to this post, please mention houseme in the comments. We will make improvements based on your feedback.
 
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LAST 7 DAYS ANNOUNCEMENTS

 
Source: twitter.com @eth_classic
 
19 hours ago - April 11, 2018
The More Miners the Merrier 😉 2Miners Ethereum Classic Mining Pool @pool2miners - Offers PPLNS & Solo ⛏️ - Dedicate… https://twitter.com/i/web/status/984149333539876864
 
20 hours ago - April 11, 2018
Happy Hump Day Everyone!
Thank's to the #ETCCommunity and Classic Members - We've now surpassed 200K followers 🎉… https://twitter.com/i/web/status/984126631076773888
 
yesterday - April 11, 2018
Latest Ep. Let’s Talk ETC | Podcast Series
Ep 34 - Internet-of-Things | Ed Hightower of http://iotandbeyond.com… https://twitter.com/i/web/status/984016459507564545
 
yesterday - April 11, 2018
Weekly Scala @Scala_lang Update via @InputOutputHK
https://youtu.be/oux-xcnpyfi
 
2 days ago - April 10, 2018
New Ecosystem Proposal via @Ethernode_io https://forum.ethereumclassic.org/t/etc-nodeos-and-dapp-api-software-suite-proposal/1888
NodeOS & dApp API Suite * Software Suite with a… https://twitter.com/i/web/status/983671937921503232
 
2 days ago - April 10, 2018
Classic Geth v5.1.0 Now Available! via ETCDEV @etcdev
 
2 days ago - April 9, 2018
Try Emerald Wallet RC 3 v0.9.0 | Latest Release Candidate via ETCDEV @etcdev
 
4 days ago - April 8, 2018
Need a Lazy Sunday listen? "Let's Talk ETC!" | Podcast Series by IOHK
Available on ITunes:… https://twitter.com/i/web/status/982911426422558720
 
5 days ago - April 7, 2018
This Weeks #Scala @scala_lang Client Update 👀 via @InputOutputHK Team Grothendieck https://youtu.be/llbfq-a2m6c
-… https://twitter.com/i/web/status/982620258673410048
 
5 days ago - April 7, 2018
Make Classic Mining Great Again⛏️ “ETC in a Post-ASIC Resistant World” by #Blockchain Architect & ETCDEV Advisor… https://twitter.com/i/web/status/982566906988118016
 
5 days ago - April 6, 2018
Use your running #Geth client while using Emerald Wallet. No problem. #EthereumClassic https://twitter.com/etcdev/status/981896201967734784
 
6 days ago - April 6, 2018
New http://etc.today🗞 | Now with a sleek new layout
Your Source for everything Ethereum Classic, #Bitcoin,… https://twitter.com/i/web/status/982204519256875008
 
6 days ago - April 6, 2018
DexNS: Ethereum Classic Decentralized Cross-Chain Naming Service🖊
Register Human Readable Names - any length - any… https://twitter.com/i/web/status/982125696750206977
 
6 days ago - April 5, 2018
What is gas in Ethereum $ETC & $ETH? Step-By-Step Guide via @Blockgks

solidity #dApps #EthereumClassic… https://twitter.com/i/web/status/981975006509858816

 
6 days ago - April 5, 2018
What is gas in Ethereum $ETC & $ETH? Step-By-Step Guide via @Blockgks

solidity #dApps #EthereumClassic… https://twitter.com/i/web/status/981975006509858816

 
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Some problems and sugestions

Hello, i think that established DNM vendors should move out from centralized escrow and start their own direct store so loss of funds, LE seizures and exit scams and anonymart seems to fit very well the purpose. The whole point is that these personal vendors seller should be something considered disposable, son even in the case of hack/seizures no money should be lost and noone should be hamred.
Starting from this point there is the necessity of these things:
1) Server should be bought anonymously and not linkable to anyone (i'm writing a guide about that)
2) No money or private keys should be stored on the server
3) Payment address should be signed with owner pgp key to prevent payment address substitution via hacking
4) All personal information should be encrypted when stored on the server and deleted as soon as they are not needed
As i understand you have implemented 2 and 4 well, while currently 3 can not be implemented because of the payment address generation.
I've tried to deploy anonymart on a fresh Debian 7 x64 but i had the following problems:
1) Composer run out of memory on a 512MB VPS. While this can be solved adding swap, this amount of ram is more than enough to run this type of webserver stack. Requiring more just for composer would be stupid, but you can simply add swap creation and deletion to your init/update script.
2) I had multiple troubles with ufw. I haven't understand yet how but it seems to to cut me out on ssh even when in your script it's specifically allowed.
3) Nginx show nothing in the error log but when i access the newly created hidden service it redirect me to /settings/create which outputs just "Whoops, looks like something went wrong." At that point i don't know how to troubleshoot the problem.
4) Are all these php dependencies really needed? What's the transmission composer package for? I fell like this is horrible for security and even worse assuming you have auto-update. Even if one of them is poorly coded, backdoored (or taken over and backdoored later) or anything else all install would be compromised. I understand the concept of 'not reinventing the wheel', but for the reduced features it offers, i feel like there's really too much required. Obviously that's just an opinion, but this list seems pretty huge even removing symfony and laravel components:
It would also be nice if there were integrated some sort of api, like for example a json list of the products so it would be easy to build a search engine for all anonymart based stores.
I'm also working on modifying the init script to harden the server (add a waf, disable unsecure php functions ecc.).
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