The 85 Richest People In The World Have As Much Wealth As The 3.5 Billion Poorest

http://www.forbes.com/sites/laurashin/2014/01/23/the-85-richest-people-in-the-world-have-as-much-wealth-as-the-3-5-billion-poorest/

<< As the World Economic Forum begins in Davos, Switzerland, Oxfam International has released a new report called, "Working for the Few", that contains some startling statistics on what it calls the "growing tide of inequality". >>

I've been mining with Poolerino since USDE started and haven't had a single problem so far.

The coin being associated with the USA is perfectly fine, as long as, like you said, it's not overwhelming to the point of alienating people from other countries. I think national maps and US-imagery cross that line (I'm not American BTW).

It's great... if you want everybody who is not an American to walk away from USDE.

China's princelings storing riches in Caribbean offshore haven

http://www.theguardian.com/world/ng-interactive/2014/jan/21/china-british-virgin-islands-wealth-offshore-havens

"Relatives of political leaders including China's current president and former premier named in trove of leaked documents from the British Virgin Islands."

+1. I believe cryptocoins are supposed to break boundaries not enforce current ones.

HAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

Brilliant!

Well, that might be happening because of a number of reasons - your PSU not being able to deliver enough/stable power to the graphics card, peculiarities of your card model or sample, cudaminer version, NVIDIA drivers version, etc. But this is the USDE thread and we don't want to hijack it to troubleshoot this problem, so I'd suggest that you create a new topic titled "GTX 650 cudaminer problems" or something like that.

Note that incorrect has a Fermi GPU (GTX 550 Ti) and yours is a Kepler GPU (GTX 650), so you have to change the command line to select the Kepler kernel. Try this one:

cudaminer -i 1 -l k8x16 -H 1 -o server:port -O username:password

More info here:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=410254.msg4526446#msg4526446

Will buying porn turn out to be Bitcoin's killer app?

http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2014/jan/16/will-porn-com-bitcoin-app

"A quarter of subscriptions on porn.com come from Bitcoin users, so will this vast market drive growth in the alternative currency?"

N.S.A. Devises Radio Pathway Into Computers

http://www.nytimes.com/2014/01/15/us/nsa-effort-pries-open-computers-not-connected-to-internet.html

"The National Security Agency has implanted software in nearly 100,000 computers around the world that allows the United States to conduct surveillance on those machines and can also create a digital highway for launching cyberattacks."

That's a Fermi GPU. Fermi GPU's seem to run quite hot with the latest version of cudaminer (2013-12-18), according to the release notes. Make sure you have some program running that can monitor your GPU's temperature and try this command line:

cudaminer -i 1 -l F16x16 -H 1 -o http://p2pool-us.gotgeeks.com:9448 -O YOURWALLETADDRESS+0.000062:x

If you notice that the GPU is running too hot (like over 85 celsius), lower the values for the Fermi kernel configuration in the -l parameter (ex. F16x8, F12x8, F8x16, F8x8, etc.), or lower the GPU clock and/or the power target using a utility like EVGA's Precision or MSI's Afterburner. It's going to take some trial and error until you find the optimal config for your card.

You should also set the memory clock as low as possible - that will help keep the card cooler and will give you more power headroom for hashing. Also, people often forget to keep an eye on the GPU's VRM (memory) temperatures. I always mine with HWiNFO64 running so I can watch them closely.

It's not any different than mining on any other pool, just set the share difficulty lower because of your lower hash speed. Try this command line to mine with a share difficulty of 4:

cudaminer -i 1 -l auto -H 1 -o http://p2pool-us.gotgeeks.com:9448 -O YOURWALLETADDRESS+0.000062:x

What's your graphics card's GPU? The kernel configuration can be optimized via the parameter -l depending on the GPU's architecture.

For those of you mining on P2Pools, you can control the difficulty of the shares you receive by appending +0.00XXXX to the wallet address you use as a username, where XXXX is the value that will determine the (approximate) share difficulty. For example, for a share difficulty of 8, your username would be YOURWALLETADDRESS+0.000123.

It's advisable that you mine at the highest share difficulty you can, in order to reduce the load on the pool and on your internet connection.

Here's a table with values you can use to set the share difficulty:

Share difficulty (approximate) / String to append to your wallet address in your username

1 = +0.000016
2 = +0.000031
4 = +0.000062
8 = +0.000123
16 = +0.000245
32 = +0.000489
64 = +0.000974
96 = +0.001465
128 = +0.001950
192 = +0.002930
256 = +0.003907
384 = +0.005860
512 = +0.007812

All my confirmed coins disappeared from CoinArmy too. I don't have a payout address set and I don't have any transactions listed, so I wasn't "hacked" or something. User ID 111.

From their Twitter feed:

Middle Coin @middlecoinpool

Payouts for when your balance is >0.001 but < 0.01 are only on wednesdays for now. I'll post again when I fix that functionality.

He's a user who made a mistake that the exchange can easily fix. I can't see any reason for the "lol'ling".

Most exchanges will close a currency pair if the trading volume is too low.