Gridcoin currently has a payment system intended to compensate developers for time spent and to give an incentive for new developers to join the project. While I agree that the reasons were noble, with

This was originally going to be a post about the upcoming optimizations in Gridcoin. It was going to show how much faster the Camilla release will be compared to Betsy, complete with grandiose benchmarks

Welcome @barton26 as the Gridcoin test coordinator! He will be helping out testing new releases and will be responsible for coordinating testers, gathering issue reports and provide statistics and numbers

Moo Wrapper is a BOINC proxy for the distributed.net projects and is distributing work to participate in the RC5-72 challenge, a challenge ran by RSA Security from 1997 to 2007. The goal was to find the

Gridcoin is a decentralized crypto currency which rewards BOINC computations. It aims to be energy efficient while simultaneously providing concrete benefits to scientific research, such as weather

I know things are looking stale on the Gridcoin development side, but we have been working to add stability to the wallet and are now in the final test phase of Gridcoin 3.7.0.0 which will be a mandatory

Most of my poor shopping habit can be attributed to my pristine choice of clothing. You see, wool sweaters, thick winter coats and long underwear work great for keeping the heat while you take the 20 minute

I know things are looking stale on the Gridcoin development side, but we have been working to add stability to the wallet and are now in the final test phase of Gridcoin 3.7.0.0 which will be a mandatory

I worked 15 years at my previous job as a developer on a construction machine control system. Many people opt for regularly switching jobs in order to stay up to date and challenge yourself, but my motto

This will just be a quick followup to my previous superblock issues post. A further explanation, an apology and a way forward. Magnitude Boost In Gridcoin version 3.5.1.7 business logic was added to superblock

As a code base ages it is natural for its SLOC count to increase or, at best, not move as more functionality is added. This is inevitable but also perfectly fine. If we look at the Gridcoin source tree

Greetings, I'm denravonska (or ravon), one of the volunteer Gridcoin developers. In light of the recent superblock issues where no superblock was created for a few days, I thought it could be a good idea