Rod Vagg

Rod Vagg

Rod Vagg is a software development engineer and researcher at Protocol Labs, focusing on Node.js, JavaScript, Golang, and distributed data systems. He specializes in software architecture, security, Node.js enterprise best practices, and open source software development.

The town of Serodino in Argentina plans to mine cryptocurrencies to fund railway infrastructure: According to news on April 13, the town of Serodino in the province of Santa Fe, Argentina is conducting cryptocurrency mining to raise funds to improve railway infrastructure. A village of 6,000 people has purchased 6 graphics cards and plans to purchase a mining machine in the near future. Cerrodino Mayor Juan Pio Drovetta said he expects the operation of the mine to generate several hundred dollars a month in revenue and has no plans to buy cryptocurrencies directly. Mining is the only safe investment option. However, it does not mention which coins will be mined. (Cointelegraph) [2022/4/13 14:22:38]

News | Four telecom companies are jointly testing production-ready blockchain solutions: Deutsche Telekom, T-Mobile US, Telefonica and Orange, a major French telecom company, are jointly testing a "production-ready" zone Blockchain solution to automatically manage inter-operator roaming discount agreements. The solution was originally designed by Deutsche Telekom Laboratories (T-Labs) and Deutsche Telekom Global Operators, but the program is preparing to open source the code. (Mobile Europe)[2020/2/17]

News | EOS42 launched a proposal: upgrade the regproducer Ricardian contract to improve the stability of the EOS main network: According to IMEOS news, EOS42 initiated a referendum proposal and submitted a new version of the regproducer (block node registration) Ricardian contract for feedback and voting by the EOS community. regproducer is the operation done when registering as a block producer, and the corresponding Ricardian contract is used to regulate the behavior and performance of the block producer. The purpose of this proposal is to help the EOS community reach an agreement on the basic process and specifications of the accountability system for block producers. In the article introducing the proposal, EOS42 mentioned: "The accountability system of block producers is realized through the standards agreed in the regproducer contract. The ultimate goal is to ensure that the performance of the infrastructure can be stable and provide reliable support for dApps. , and provide protection for the EOS blockchain.” The EOS community can actively participate in voting on the new contract terms of regproducer by participating in a referendum. At the same time, a multi-signature proposal (MSIG) will be initiated, and the changes will be the same as those proposed in the referendum. The multi-signature proposal would extend the duration of the referendum by two weeks. [2019/5/30]

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