I guess the question is, what temperature are "cold" wallets really? Freezing cold, or just lukewarm?
I guess a wallet containing 1.7 Million US$ worth of bitcoins = ice cold (not connected to the internet/server)? If you guys are serious : A cold wallet is one that was created on a computer without an internet connection. Coins deposited there remain in limbo until the wallet's public keys are broadcast/ the wallet goes online. If you guys are trolling : Take two addnodes, then call me in the morning. I think it's mostly trolling but not everyone understands the definition of a cold wallet. As you, the alleged dev/coder, do not know what an addnode is. lol An addnode is where you tell your buddy "node" to add you on facebook hence the name addnode, do you know what an addnode is? Don't forget to add this new PoF, Proof of Facebook, feature to the op.
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In my case, IE11 was completely locked up and I had to be fast with the "end process" clicks.
I've never had my browser hijacked like this. That is unless we count AMD's user surveys they keep imposing on us after a driver install. lol
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Any thoughts ? EDIT SPR, ORB and at least one or two other coins are using this faucet/ block explorer site. BE VARY WARY OF THE MULTIFAUCET BLOCK EXPLORER ! I searched an for an address and was left with having to fight virus scan pop ups for a few minutes.
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our new payment processor will be soon
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ghostlander, on 15 Feb 2015 - 10:43 PM, said: It's in the process. The node is up and they have access. that's good news.. [ ] 1 suspicious file http://quttera.com/detailed_report/cointopay.com
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I'd release the working bins for probably around 2 BTC - which is about what I'd make off it in the next 31 days.
2 BTC ~ 6666 SPR 6666 SPR / 31 ~ 215 SPR/day Daily minted SPR ~ 9000 Net hash ~ 4000 MH/s (215/9000) * 4000 ~ 95 MH/s. How many 290's are you running? I'll guesstimate.. 4 gpus. Or.. lets take a walk on the wild asic side and say... 8 gridseeds. Ya.. you heard me !
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Simply because they aren't as good at it - there's always a way to make it faster.
There comes a point where the marginal improvements don't make a difference. Because building a fee into the miner is risky and a giant pain in the ass. As for why I don't just sell it as-is, once a lot of people have it, they will share it for free. Understandable. But that's partly laziness, as you've said. There are ways to make licencing work. Quite true - but reimplementing stratum and all that bullshit is dead boring - and then on top, there's always the risk of reverse engineering, like what happened to girino. Right. That's the end of that road. How much for the miner? I'd release the working bins for probably around 2 BTC - which is about what I'd make off it in the next 31 days. id mine that for you wolf ... wanna do a deal? ... #crysx Mine what for me? I'm pretty sure he means he will mine the 2 BTC worth of SPR with "your" new miner for you and give it to you in exchange, I've seen chrysophylax's hashrate and if he had the optimized miner then wholly crap. Hardly worth it - I'd make 2 BTC worth of SPR every month regardless... Case in point ! Hey everyone ! Lets do all we can to help make this x-shitalgo pusher rich !
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After seeing just how much wolf0 was able to optimize the CPU I realized just how much a few miners with properly optimized code could dominate. And if I was: 1. Someone who only care about definite profit, I could get such a miner and dump for more than it costs me to mine. 2. If I was a competing coin, I could keep the price of the coin deflated.
I think whoever can "steal" electricity (i.e.: free electricity) can do more damage than optimized miner. Every Sat is profit. Not if the unadulterated miner is several, likely dozens of times more efficient. While people have the ability to do these things, it does go against the grain. Avoiding pools on the one hand, having optimized miners take advantage of the solo miners on the other. Why is this only a problem for SPR? Couldn't I optimize my mining software to mine DRK more efficiently, then take my new miner to a pool and mine DRK? It isn't. Look around. We have a deoptimized shitalgo epidemic on our hands.
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After seeing just how much wolf0 was able to optimize the CPU I realized just how much a few miners with properly optimized code could dominate. And if I was: 1. Someone who only care about definite profit, I could get such a miner and dump for more than it costs me to mine. 2. If I was a competing coin, I could keep the price of the coin deflated.
I think whoever can "steal" electricity (i.e.: free electricity) can do more damage than optimized miner. Every Sat is profit. Not if the unadulterated miner is several, likely dozens of times more efficient. Who wants to own up to how much more optimized the optimized miner is? While people have the ability to do these things, it does go against the grain. Avoiding pools on the one hand, having optimized miners take advantage of the solo miners on the other. That could be a nil sum gain to the intended outcome behind one of the central objectives of this project. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Fud. Fud. Fud. Troll. Troll. Troll. We're going back to the self-moderated thread. La la la. I can't hear you. You can't. But the other 99.999% of the general public can.
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I guess the question is, what temperature are "cold" wallets really? Freezing cold, or just lukewarm?
I guess a wallet containing 1.7 Million US$ worth of bitcoins = ice cold (not connected to the internet/server)? If you guys are serious : A cold wallet is one that was created on a computer without an internet connection. Coins deposited there remain in limbo until the wallet's public keys are broadcast/ the wallet goes online. If you guys are trolling : Take two addnodes, then call me in the morning. I think it's mostly trolling but not everyone understands the definition of a cold wallet. As you, the alleged dev/coder, do not know what an addnode is. lol
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After seeing just how much wolf0 was able to optimize the CPU I realized just how much a few miners with properly optimized code could dominate. And if I was: 1. Someone who only care about definite profit, I could get such a miner and dump for more than it costs me to mine. 2. If I was a competing coin, I could keep the price of the coin deflated.
I think whoever can "steal" electricity (i.e.: free electricity) can do more damage than optimized miner. Every Sat is profit. Not if the unadulterated miner is several, likely dozens of times more efficient.
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I guess the question is, what temperature are "cold" wallets really? Freezing cold, or just lukewarm?
I guess a wallet containing 1.7 Million US$ worth of bitcoins = ice cold (not connected to the internet/server)? If you guys are serious : A cold wallet is one that was created on a computer without an internet connection. Coins deposited there remain in limbo until the wallet's public keys are broadcast/ the wallet goes online. If you guys are trolling : Take two addnodes, then call me in the morning.
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Funny how all Big Bro has to do is turn off your power and/or interent connection and/or access to the blockchain (Say NO to the 20mb fork !). If we, the growing minority are correct and cryptos really are a false flag/hope meant to trick us into becoming a cashless society, you already are dealing with the private banks. For those who haven't noticed, the people behind these exchanges, shitcoins and scams, are using the same dirty tactics that the banksters used during the 17-1800s. "Century of Enslavement: The History of The Federal Reserve" EDIT : http://youtu.be/5IJeemTQ7Vk
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After seeing just how much wolf0 was able to optimize the CPU I realized just how much a few miners with properly optimized code could dominate. And if I was:
1. Someone who only care about definite profit, I could get such a miner and dump for more than it costs me to mine. 2. If I was a competing coin, I could keep the price of the coin deflated.
3. BINGO on #1. 4. Markets are easily manipulated when the dev owns more than 5% of the coins. They set their bots to buy/sell into their orders, inducing panic buys and sells at will. And all it takes is one panicing noob to make back the 0.25% exhange fees. Did you forget about this enlightening revelation ? Or did you purposely ignore my response after realizing that you have said too much ? lol
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Altcoins SHOULD not be affected.
I offer 0.11 BTC for BTER BTC hack victims. If BTER agrees to make such a fund.
Shill alert ! CODE RED ! Yes ! We shouldn't be trusting them but lets give them more of our coins anyways !
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Is anyone else finding blocks that never appear in their wallet? I am successfully mining to these wallets but some found blocks do not seem to make it to my total. I thought maybe I was just finding the same block as another miner and they were faster to confirm but this happens too frequently for that. It seems about every 4 blocks found I lose 1. Also seems to be more frequent on slower cards such as 270X.
Some coins have an orphan bug/ exploit and/or one or more of the whales is rejecting them.
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NO. lol The fact that scum such as he are allowed to continually fuck society over proves that the world is run by evil.
Your statements only confirm my theory that "god" is a petty, dishonest, vengeful, and blood thirsty life hating god.
"RELIGION. BILLIONS DEAD."
Very well put. But wait, we should put DPR in prison for life because he ran a website and didn't scam anyone for millions. Whoever DPR is or was, he/they were definitely not saints. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=946510.0
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If Mark Kerpeles dies because of the crime he commited , maybe we would all starting believing in god You sound like someone who has attended one too many mock human sacrifices. eg. mass/communion Who wants mo Jesus !?
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Port numbers are not the issue as long as the client and miner .confs match.
Wolf0 disabled.. err.. didn't bother coding the solo aspects of neoscrypt. Don't be surprised if he or someone has done the same here.
Does that mean he has to compile cannabiscoind? Good question. What I do know is, with neoscrypt, the general public was not able allowed to solo with any of his kernels. That is.. until some were leaked. Just going by what I've seen on IRC solo mining has always been possible on CannabisCoin. Going by this tutorial some coins are particular about which port is used. I have no idea where to look in the code to find out if CannabisCoin is one of them. Try badman74's sgminer. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=199891
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Port numbers are not the issue as long as the client and miner .confs match.
Wolf0 disabled.. err.. didn't bother coding the solo aspects of neoscrypt. Don't be surprised if he or someone has done the same here.
Does that mean he has to compile cannabiscoind? Good question. What I do know is, with neoscrypt, the general public was not able allowed to solo with any of his kernels. That is.. until some were leaked.
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