Dnaleor...seriously,  You need to spend some time figuring out  a your shit coins own development!  .... Your awfully worried about our development.... Which is flattering,  but it's showing it's self as desperation and we can all smell the fear that you have... That you may have backed the wrong coin. By now your painfully aware of the size of our full time development team is growing to nearly a dozen plus.... But in case you missed the last announcement... I'm going to bump it forward shortly.   Bring some tissues to your next meet up... Leave the brochures at home... Cause your going to need it for the crying.  

Aha? Tell me only ONE example please.

darksend - delivered
open source darksend - delivered
instantX - delivered
decentralized governance - delivered
get rid of the reference node - delivered
electrum - delivered
$20k domain, not promised - delivered

Only thing a can rembember that isn't ready today is Two-factor authentication, but that has no priority. There is absolutely no worry that the beta of Evolution will be ready and open source to the public within the next two months.


PS: enjoy 'stress test by millions of users' on Moroono

You were given 4 examples on the previous page. How did you miss that?  

Two-factor authentication is the only one you can remember? What happened to Masternode blinding? github link below goes 404. Blinding was never implemented despite being "working", and despite Evan's promises that it was only being delayed due to mobile wallets  








The new masternode blinding system is SO impressive he couldn't figure out how to implement it  

Instead, Evan decided to just lie to everyone that Masternode blinding is delayed due to excuses, then never speak about it again.

#FAIL

 Dude, I swear... this thread to me is like those TV shows with home video footage of stuff that goes wrong... like bloopers, but I forget the name right now...

 You know, silly real day stuff that unfortunately happen?

 Well, this is sort of like that! Pure comedy!   

Yes, that is the whole point. The development team will change its mind, revise priorities and features and adapt to changing market conditions. That is one of the main strengths.

The scope of the project changed from the early days, Dash is not only building a privacy coin, that is only one aspect, it is building an all around better coin that is easy and practical to use for service developers and end users.

You present ideas that were floated around and decided against as "undelivered promises"  that is fine suit yourself.

Dash Evolution started as ideas,  then some documenting and basic coding was completed you need to have something to be able to share it.  Next week in the LATAM Bitcoin conference, current documentation and basic code will be shared with the community so that we can start gathering feedback and discussing in more detail.  And yes, changes will be made and ideas revised if there are new and better ideas that come from the community.






 

a newbie explains while the legendary keeps quiet..that is a beautiful explanation

..you are just reiterating what i said earlier : in other words.. "you are obviously not one of us"

so it all came to this....you are not one of us/you are not invested in the coin...and go fuck yourself.

aaaaannndd here we are and we are going to discuss the "points"  

Minotaur26 can you tell if this I2P thing is dead please? Or is there still hope? Maybe it's needless with the coming meganet from dotcom anyway.

And any progress news about the new website?

This is how the algorithm currently works. Users submit lists of inputs and outputs, the masternodes either accept them or deny them. If the inputs and outputs violate a privacy rule (they must be uniform, etc), then the user will be denied access to DarkSend. Selection of the nodes to use is also random... what's the issue?


We decided this wasn't a priority because we have built in Tor support.


This was during the exploration of Darksend and other technologies, I hadn't made up my mind about the direction of the project yet. By the way, this is currently where the evolution project is at, there are many parts of it that are up in the air and we're figuring out what will make the best implementation possible, then we're going with that. This is just how development works for really adventurous projects. Is anyone else creating multiple tier p2p networks capable of paying autonomous agents that provide service for the network?  


To implement IP obfuscation it would push Evolution back about 2-3 months, then we would use it in v12 for about a year, then throw it out as soon as evolution came along, then I would have to redo the work again....What sense does that make?

Hi  the first question is probably better for Evan,  my understanding is that some IP Obfuscation will come through the use of the  Decentralized API, meaning using the masternode network to execute commands so that the actual message comes out of a masternode quorum and not directly from your client thus granting you some privacy.  We are still at early stages so take it with a grain of salt, that is why all available information and ideas will be open for discussion next Sunday so feedback can start and we go to the Miami presentation late January with a model that has been validated with the community and revised where necessary.

About the new website it is going well, although right now the focus is on preparing materials and the presentation for the upcoming conference.  On the website, I think we will have time for community discussion and feedback too we are shooting for early next year but it has a lower priority than the the Bitcoin Miami presentation and Evolution development so that takes precedence.

We've had this discussion before and in a practical sense, trying to protect the IP addresses of the existing masternodes is pretty pointless when there is a high probability that owners aren't magically going to set up a new instance to get a fresh IP... rather sticking with their existing IP and as such, the masternode list of IPs is already easily available.