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Your coins are safe on your local wallet as long as it is encrypted with a strong passphrase and backed up. The remote doesn't hold the coins, nor does it need to be encrypted--simply put, don't bother with encryption on the remote. Since you already have it encrypted, delete the wallet.dat file...

Enforcement on mainnet is off...

They are... https://test.drk.mn/blocks.html Not consistent because enforcement is off: "- Removed centralized checkpointing node / sporking code (to be implemented better in the future)"

Four -.10 charges in 50 minutes here (collateral charges?) EDIT: Five

Post a picture of your coin control with the list option ticked.

Also still seeing the DS going into 9 rounds vs stopping at 8. Upon completion, it seems you still have to manually click stop darksend mixing.

Setup your darkcoin.conf with rpc user and password information, then use those credentials and mine to local with the wallet open.

I know we discussed this during the coin expo, but with the new precision matching system, DS seems to be flying. Granted, I'm not completely through 8 rounds yet but I only started about 17 minutes ago and already in round 5. Assuming DS takes less than an hour, what are your thoughts on making...

Loving what I am seeing so far. What does the Try Mix and Reset do? Maybe I missed where it was answered.

Any reason why you don't enable coin control and then go into it via the send tab (inputs), select list and select which inputs you want to use and/or lock (right click).

When you have multiple holders in excess of 6%+, I'll pass on that shit distribution. I've love to see a compiled "rich list" just to see how horrible things really are.

The client still thinks you are in your old timezone. Try deleting peers.dat and double checking that your time is synced to internet time and restarting the computer before loading the client back up.

And your pool is setup appropriately for paying out masternodes (now 35%)? Any issues before at the 20-30% payouts?

What version are you on and what protocol when you getinfo?

And that's the exact reason for this discussion. To weigh out what it would take to get to the "end game" and the pros and cons of doing so. This is the chance for the community to really give some thought about things, namely the future. Hopefully the foundation will weigh in on the matter as...

But that then begs the question: Do we exclude the demographic outside of that? Seems obvious that the people supportive in that demographic could care less on the name situation, as long as the technology works. Playing devil's advocate here.

Domain name, no (but with forwarding), but any content on the site should be an easy fix. If you designed the logo in photoshop, I'm assuming you still have the psp file in which case, make altercations to it from there. Again, it's not the end of the world. This is more to engage the mind in...

You said it yourself, small changes and how would you need to redesign on something that would ideally still use the same logos, text, and color scheme, just a different name? Literally a find-and-replace sort of deal. I find it hard to believe your project is that complex that it would be a...