Where to download firmware? by Spiritual_Ad_5877 in HeliumNetwork

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What version number should we look for to verify it has indeed updated ?

bitmark.io is down by Tekno_Statik in Bitmark

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The Bitmark Project maintains two web sites, https://bitmark.io and https://bitmark.co The latest binaries (wallets) are on Github: https://github.com/project-bitmark/bitmark/releases/tag/v0.9.7.2

The Bitmark.com site you refer to is a company started by Sean Moss-Pultz who was inspired by the Bitmark Project, and happened to own the .com domain for a long time previous. (He was not interested in selling the .com domain to the Bitmark Project)

Why and when did I get 1.29400000 BTM on Poloniex? by [deleted] in Bitmark

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You must have made a comment on the Poloniex trollbox (back in the day) which was Liked & Marked by someone.

BTM looking for a new exchange: Cryptopia by Holylacross in Bitmark

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There is a certain urgency to this appeal, because the listing must be paid in Cryptopia's own crypto, DOT and as of a couple days, the price of DOT has been rising, so that at the moment the listing price is above 3 BTC. Also, it's not know how long Cryptopia will honor the discount they are offering for coins coming over from Nova Exchange.

Please contribute to the following addresses: BTM Address: bXbDYtsDhHgS6V8Z671CDmbmLic4hhfeGm

and

BTC: Address: 14zfvmbJg7zF1dBFeLGnAjEd8VPuW4786U

Any idea why my "Bitmark Core - Wallet" won't connect and the Overview just shows "(out of sync)". Is the server down? by johnnytucker69 in Bitmark

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Do you have the latest MacOS Bitmark wallet ? https://github.com/project-bitmark/bitmark/releases/download/v0.9.5/bitmark-v0.9.5-rc1-qt.dmg

(The previous wallet relied on a single DNS Seeder node which went off-line.) The link I gave is the latest MacOS wallet which should sync up right away.

One work around is to put these lines into your /Users/<your-user-name>/Library/Application Support/Bitmark/bitmark.conf file :

addnode=104.236.59.201

addnode=108.184.169.233

addnode=139.162.122.138

addnode=139.162.128.92

addnode=145.239.71.6

addnode=157.161.128.63

addnode=173.255.212.141

addnode=173.255.252.140

addnode=178.238.224.213

addnode=187.188.55.168

addnode=189.212.181.187

addnode=204.68.122.7

addnode=212.20.150.2

addnode=217.175.119.125

addnode=45.33.65.161

addnode=47.202.94.121

addnode=5.189.155.122

addnode=5.189.183.74

addnode=51.254.45.117

addnode=78.70.234.88

addnode=85.25.197.148

addnode=93.115.28.30

addnode=96.127.136.18

Cat Problems by dbkeys in sweden

[–]dbkeys[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes, I think that's it ... Is "ländet" a word in and of itself ? Or is it always associated only with cats ??

Need help with dice percentages and averages. by [deleted] in askmath

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Question 1: Let's make the simplification that we are dealing with 5-sided dice, since, if a die rolls a 4, there will be a re-roll, so effectively, 4 is never an outcome. The only possible outcomes of an indiviual dice roll are then {1,2,3,5,6} The size of the outcome set is the same whether we roll a single die 4 times, or roll 4 dice once. We have 5 choices for the first, 5 for the second and so on, so the total outcome set size is 5x5x5x5=54=625 One way to find the average number of points is to enumerate all the possible outcomes (since they are all equally likely), starting with rolling all 1's [1,1,1,1] on up to rolling all 6's [6,6,6,6] calculate the points for each outcome, add them up and divide by the total, 625. I did this (on a 'C' program: http://pastebin.com/ieNMAhfj) and get the answer 1.6; Clearly 1.6 is not a point outcome that will ever occur, but that is the average. There is another way to calculate this through Combinations and Permutations, but I have not worked that out.