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Wallet is still a little disfigured for me. Possibly from my resolution? 2560x1440.

Yes it would be. Buying Monero before Tuesday is similar to playing roulette. I'm undecided.

Alright, seems the way to do it then would be to use a T2.medium. Lol, yeah it would be nice to have more than six IP's.... I guess I'll go ahead and kill my micros and put them all on one instance. Thanks stonehedge.

Have you actually received a monthly invoice yet for the total cost? I'm seriously interested in moving multiple micros to a single instance if possible. My last invoice was around $130.00 if I remember correctly.

So a bitcointalk forum user "BitcoinExpress" has decided to destroy the Monero currency within a 72 hour period. Naturally the price has plummeted after he posted his threat. What do you think, is it possible that Monero and all cryptonote coins have a fatal unrealized flaw?

Already have a complete forum for it. https://darkcointalk.org/forums/speculation.34/

Lol, you single handedly just put this site on a watchlist. Thanks...

http://www.reddit.com/r/technology/comments/2f9f54/lavar_levisons_new_project_dark_mail_is_aimed_at/ck7jnmw

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Port 9332 is a weird port. Darkcoin uses 9999 for the main and 9998 for RPC users. You want to use 9998. You'll need to edit your config file of the wallet to allow an incoming connection from your local network and also match the RPC username and password to actually connect. listen=1...

The Darkcoin Wallet is using 4.8.6 but it seems that I have both qt4 and qt5 installed on the system.

Linux Mint 17.

For some reason the wallet does not format correctly for my screen. No idea why. Edit: And for some reason during the initial agreement to the terms and service, the text is a huge landscape tower where I had to manually move the top off screen with the alt key just to agree.

10.13.2 Interface doesn't look right for me. Might be the resolution of my monitor 2560x1440.

GreenRaccoon23 Sorry for the late response. Anyway, you can put in any code you want using the Code tag. For instance if you wanted to do bash, you would do the following: sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get upgrade mkdir Darkcoin rm -fr Darkcoin If you wanted to do Java you would do the same...

tungfa Don't think it can be. You can sticky a topic but not a single post in a topic.

Seriously have no idea why it wouldn't be parsed then. Maybe a spelling mistake? You could launch it manually from cmd prompt if need be with the -testnet flag.

It's not in quotes is it? Should just be: testnet=1

If you are using windows go to folder options and allow known file type extensions to be seen. Then go back to the darkcoin directory and rename the config file from darkcoin.conf.txt to darkcoin.conf