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Tell them you want to "reload" Tell them the $ amount you want to add Scan your Starbucks card (destination account) Tell them you want to pay with another Starbucks card or to "transfer a balance" and scan the Fold barcode.

I would love there to be more charting sites that support Dash, but I really thing this is putting the cart before the horse. Charting sites will magically sprout up like mushrooms whenever there is trading volume to support it, just like exchanges do. The reason is that it is profitable...

For Hot/Cold setups, I don't think it matters if your hot node has masternode=1 in the conf. You're pretty much never going to be issuing a "masternode start" from there anyway, the way it is set up now. I think you'll be fine if you leave hot nodes as is, and only issue a masternode...

I see it like representative government. You choose a pooled MN operator who you know and trust to make good voting decisions on your behalf. If it turns out that he doesn't vote the way you want him to, you just choose a different guy--or become a politician yourself to pool other people's...

Say you have five masternodes that you control with one single cold wallet masternode.conf. Two of the five MNs had problems and were delisted, but the other three are still active and are in line to get paid. After verifying everything's okay with the hot servers of those two MN, their...

This new start-disabled is excellent! Just used it and it worked perfectly. Thanks UdjinM6!

Yep, dashd functions the same as before, except you only execute "dashd" once to get it running, and all subsequent commands you want to give it are performed by typing "dash-cli <command>". https://dashtalk.org/threads/v12-release.5888/page-17#post-63886

I held off as long as I could before purchasing the extra memory for my nodes. Even though I missed payments due to my masternodes being offline for over a week, I figured it was a sort of public service to confirm this. I tried with both 256MB+ no swap and 128MB+128MB swap VPSs from different...

Even with the bootstrap, the daemon still needs to process the whole blockchain from scratch, and this procedure uses MORE than 256MB of ram. Try as I might, I could not find a way to get around it. Even though a fully synced V12 node may use less than 256MB on average, there is something...

I have not tried that yet with this update. Maybe the process will use less RAM indexing from the single bootstrap file than reindexing the existing blocks in the folder from v11. It is worth a shot, thanks for the reminder. If that does not work, I might just have to increase my VPS' RAM...

256MB with no swap available seems to be too small for me to perform a reindex. The best I can do is 30 to 50 percent progress and dashd crashes every time the daemon hits 95 percent ram usage. I've been playing around with ulimit, trying to find a variable that might actually limit dashd's...

OK, great! I subscribed to the Chinese (Taiwan) one. That's actually what I meant to say in the first place :grin:.

Tungfa I only see two versions: Chinese (Taiwan) -- 73% Chinese (China) -- 63% Where do you get four versions?

Submitted a request for Traditional Chinese. I will try to fill in some of the gaps if I can.

Oh I have no doubt about that. They've already proven that they're perfectly willing to continue blatantly violating the rights of the citizens and lie straight-faced about it under oath all the way up until the point when the evidence is sufficient to prove otherwise--at which point someone in...

So I recently attempted to sell something on a classifieds section of a popular hobby forum. I posted a USD price, (OBO) and listed my accepted payment methods. A few hours later, an interesting fellow popped up to hijack my listing: Unfortunately I did not see this ludicrous post until it...

I can't see the video either. Reading the article reminded me of this great example of why "metadata" matters: source

Should we change his nick to "root" ? :grin:

This might be a nice networking opportunity for Ambassadors in the Bay area... http://orangesv.com/event/putting-the-blockchain-to-work/

Well we also chose the name Dash partly to distance ourselves from the whole "-coin" naming convention, thereby avoiding an eternal "second-fiddle" perception. Leaving a C there still invites some misunderstanding. We should be clear and consistent in order to make the name stand on its own as...