Any chance of resurrecting the old I0Coin wallets now that it looks like coin revival is happening?
I second this and also say please add goupcoin Now that mmpool.bitparking.com supports these 2 coins it would be nice to have a exchange to use them on. groupcoin/coiledcoin still use a shitload of RAM, they need to be fixed too  |
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i cannot read greek.
there is a murrican flag at the top left |
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Someone has been mining using my pool for a few days and hasn't received a payout: http://disco.cn.mu:9332/static/graphs.html?DayThey are using address 1LMW4R99Pn5tWTfhBd5iLXEtBWaJzNb7PE , you can see they are running at ~2Ghash on the charts. Is the graph below them their payout for the next block we find? I guess maybe they just hadn't found a share yesterday when we found the last block? yes the graphs below a BTC worker name is they payout they would get |
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I overwrote a secondary devcoin wallet (not the one that receives) and am fairly certain that it can't be recovered on my end. If I know my addresses for that wallet, is there any method to recover that from the blockchain? I'm at peace with my error overwriting the backups of that wallet (with a million dvc) but just thought I'd ask. Thanks.  I think I'll start burning copies to disc once in awhile so I can't overwrite that dated copy. use pywallet and scan ur HD for wallets/privkeys |
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This seems really cool. I am used to DOS, so using the command prompt is no problem for me. But I really would like to have kind of a manual with the meaning of all the commands. OK, they are kind of "self explanatory", got it. But all the trial and error costs many hours / maybe days. Thanks a lot anyways!  i0coind help <yourcommand> |
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just a notice:
i0coin was originally launched 2011!
That means 25% of all coins alre already mined.
As for dead mergemined chain, it means mined for free @ zero diff.
It's a i25coin now, not i0coin, if chain is not restarted.
thats so wrong, this is just a fix for the stupidity of the original i0coin, this is not a different coin, just a fixed sourcebase! |
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I0C (logo by Lightlord), our favourite non-premined, fully decentralised, merged minable altcoin is back. I0coin used to require a lot of memory, about 8.2GB. The updated version only uses about 250MB (fully synced). The problem was fixed by moving data from memory storage to disk storage (this data was almost never used, it just took up space). Technical details are in the git log. Merged minable means you can mine this coin for free while mining BTC. The new release is compatible with the old one, users using the old crashy and memory-hungry client will see the same blockchain as users of the new client. Short instructions on how to join the network, and start merged mining with P2Pool: The sourcecode is in a git repository on github. The recommended branch (currently i0coin-0.8.x) is automatically selected. $ git clone http://github.com/rsnel/i0coin/
$ cd i0coin/src
$ make -f makefile.unix i0coind
create ~/.i0coin/i0coin.conf which contains server=1
daemon=1
rpcport=7332
rpcuser=i0coinrpc
rpcpassword=SOME_PASSWORD_HERE
port=7333
addnode=85.17.248.211:7333
addnone=198.154.60.61:7333
Run the daemon and let it sync. Currently there are about 848000 blocks in the blockchain. Please open incoming port 7333 in your firewall, the network needs externally reachable nodes to grow.Let's earn some coin with P2Pool. Miners that already are merged mining GG,NVC,IXC,DVC already know what to do. For the rest of us: $ git checkout https://github.com/forrestv/p2pool/
$ cd p2pool
$ less README.md
$ # install required packages, you did read the README didn't you?
$ ./run_p2pool.py --give-author 1.0 \
--merged http://i0coinrpc:SOME_PASSWORD_HERE@localhost:7333/ \
BITCOINRPC_USERNAME BITCOINRPC_PASSWORD
If you point your miner to localhost:9332 you will earn BTC, it will be sent directly to your wallet. In addition, without extra cost, you will get free I0coins. If you want to earn yet more coins (like IXC,DVC,NMC), please see this excellent topic https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=62842.0 After that you should be able to figure GG out yourself. Too much hassle? Check out http://mmpool.bitparking.com/pool/ (BTC 0% DGM, NMC/DVC/IXC/I0C?!?! PPS) to see if they have re-enabled I0C! I hope that, once there is enough mining power, exchanges will relist this likable coin. Updates:thanks, going to add it to my p2pool again couldnt stand the memory hog :S now you should do it with CLC + GRC too, in case you want to and have enough time |
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I had a 6990 shoot out flames. It was about 3 inches high. Crazy.
Woot! Do you think your house would catch on fire if you wherent near it? no, my house is made of stone. hes trolling u |
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If berkeley tools can't read it then your coins are gone. You could try pywallet but I doubt it would help.
thats not right, BDB is often pissed when in fact its only small damage, pywallet should be always be able to recover it unless its a huge damage |
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Connection Refused means there is nothing listening on that Port. add "server=1" to the bitcoin.conf file (and restart bitcoin-qt afterwards) or just dont run the QT and learn to use bitcoind |
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I am creating a new fork of Bitcoin that will use Scrypt for hashing on block 256000.
The initial difficulty for scrypt will be 1 to give miners a chance at reliving the good old days of Bitcoin.
This is because the bitcoin network is going to be owned by China with ASICMINER, AVALON, BTCGARDEN, etc. Going back to GPUs would strength Bitcoin and protect the miners - the working class of Bitcoin.
We need to get all the users, miners, merchants on board. Please contact your mining pool and tell them to switch to Scrypt on block 256000. Point your GPUs at a scrypt miner. Get merchants, websites, casinos, stores to update to the hard fork.
Together, we can reclaim the glory of Bitcoin again.
will this include the blockchain of btc? ie, if so i can spend my btc twice  |
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the box is awesome  are you going to sell it too? |
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revival?
there is no use for this, also its binary only (atleast the QT variant) |
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Adding BTCMiners with a twist
Hostname: BTCMiners.net
Port: 9332
Username: BitcoinAddress+Difficulty (Difficulty is usually between 2 through 32)
Password: Anything
Our pool is a normal P2Pool node however we have a fun addition to it! Use your forum name as your username+difficulty, once a block is found and that address is paid out, you will be thrown into a lottery of other miners to win the POOL'S pot it made during it's last round. 100MH/s? 50GH/s? The more hashing we have the bigger the pot! If the pool wins the round share it is applied to the second bonus, the monthly round bonus!
In addition to the round share bonus, there will be a monthly bonus!
For each round share bonus you're entered into, you'll gain +1 extra entry per round share towards the monthly round bonus. The pool will keep 10% of the monthly round bonus to continue pool efforts.
also his fee is set to 2%, stay away as usual. run your own node... |
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Popularity is based only on the current round. For example, if you write an article and it is not popular during the time it's written but it does start spiking up in the next round, there is no real benefit to you in that. All that counts is what happens with the current articles in the current round.
great, how long will it take until this is being abused? its getting worse and worse @ the dvc "scene" |
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nope, still cant compile  ~/ufasoft_coin-0.66$ make
g++ -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I coin/inc -I coin/miner -pthread -Wno-invalid-offsetof -g -O2 -std=c++0x -c el/ext.h
el/ext.h:12:9: warning: #pragma once in main file [enabled by default]
In file included from ./el/libext/ext-cpp.h:1102:0,
from ./el/libext.h:1433,
from el/ext.h:18:
./el/libext/ext-fw.h: In member function 'int Ext::MemoryMappedFile::GetHandle()':
This error on x64 systems is fixed in the http://ufasoft.com/files/ufasoft_coin-0.68.tar.xzThank you. if i exit it with CTRL + C, it stops mining and prints the usual infos when exiting, but the program is deadlocking/smiliar and dosnt quit, have to kill it manually. released new binarys |
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We now have page view information from google analytics, so the devtome.py script has been modified and popular writers will get paid more per word than unpopular writers. From: http://www.devtome.com/doku.php?id=earn_devcoins_by_writing#earnings_per_word"The earnings are calculated according to the popularity of the writer's articles according to google analytics. The number of unique page views are divided by the number of words, then the root of that is taken and the roots of all the writers are normalized. That earnings multipler is multiplied by a goal seeked revenue neutralizing multiplier, then bounded from 0.75 to 1.25, and multiplied by the words to obtain the number of generation shares. To summarize, an unpopular writer will get 0.75 generation shares per thousand words, an average writer will get around a share per thousand words, and a popular writer will get 1.25 shares per thousand words." The earnings multiplier is from the fourth root of the page views divided by the number of words and it is bounded to a narrow range this round because the payment rule has just been changed. In the next round, round 27, the earnings multiplier will be from the square root of the views over the words, and the multiplier will bounded to the wider range of 0.500001 to 1.499999. I'm using 0.500001 as a lower limit so that even unpopular writers who only write a share will at least get something after the multiplication and rounding. The unique page views will be taken from the four days just before the earnings calculation. The earnings multiplier is only calculated for the writers who have earned at least a share. The most popular topics were cryptocurrencies: https://github.com/Unthinkingbit/charity/blob/master/devtome_analytics_26.csvAfter running the script, I found that some writers actually didn't get any page views at all, and got the minimum 0.75 multiplier: https://raw.github.com/Unthinkingbit/charity/master/devtome_26.csvThe above devtome_26 file is just there so people can see popularity and earnings multipliers, it will be calculated officially in about a week. Some of the new writers don't have any page views yet, but will when the script is run next week. For people who write books or screenplays, to boost their page views I recommend making a page for each chapter or scene. Nice i approve of all of this, thank you Unthinkingbit. Just to highlight one potential issue, what happens if someone setup a bot to use proxies to just visit the pages with unique IP's how are we handling this?? FuzzyBear I think he's using Google Analytics, which filters out most bots. On my own websites the Google Analytics reported traffic is about 1/10th of what my cpanel reports (and that's because cpanel counts everything including bots). According to Google they only count traffic where their javascript is activated (most bots don't activate it). see https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/1315708?hl=enIn addition Google Analytics shows referral data - so you can delve deeper to see where the traffic has come from (search engines, twitter, referrals from a blog etc). If an article is getting a lot of suspicious direct traffic, and analytics can't tell which browser and country it came from, it could be manually excluded. be aware that many ppls browsing the web block these spywares atleast in this section (ie, crypto) |
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seems you fucked up the makefile: make all-recursive
make[1]: Entering directory `/home/k1773r/cudaminer-2013-07-13/cudaminer-src-2013.07.13'
Making all in compat
make[2]: Entering directory `/home/k1773r/cudaminer-2013-07-13/cudaminer-src-2013.07.13/compat'
make[3]: Entering directory `/home/k1773r/cudaminer-2013-07-13/cudaminer-src-2013.07.13/compat'
make[3]: Nothing to be done for `all-am'.
make[3]: Leaving directory `/home/k1773r/cudaminer-2013-07-13/cudaminer-src-2013.07.13/compat'
make[2]: Leaving directory `/home/k1773r/cudaminer-2013-07-13/cudaminer-src-2013.07.13/compat'
make[2]: Entering directory `/home/k1773r/cudaminer-2013-07-13/cudaminer-src-2013.07.13'
make[2]: *** No rule to make target `cuda-miner.c', needed by `cudaminer-cuda-miner.o'. Stop.
make[2]: Leaving directory `/home/k1773r/cudaminer-2013-07-13/cudaminer-src-2013.07.13'
make[1]: *** [all-recursive] Error 1
make[1]: Leaving directory `/home/k1773r/cudaminer-2013-07-13/cudaminer-src-2013.07.13'
make: *** [all] Error 2
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Often in science units are replaced with a name. Think Kelvin, Celcius, Watt, Ampere, Pascal, Coulomb, Volt, etc.... Similarly, that has also happened with the 'satoshi' replacing the smallest current denomination of bitcoins.
As the term 'Terrahash per second' is a mouthful, what do people think about replacing that with a name or a simpler term?
If you were going to rename it, what would you call it? Would you use a person's name? Whose name would you use?
retarded-ideas-per-second? |
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