You know the 'ignore' feature on this forum is most useful.

I notice exactly the same problem.

The last time I had a problem like that it turned out that it wasn't a software or GPU problem at all.

The PCI-e connectors from the PSU had gotten so hot that the coating melted exposing bare wire.  After enough use, they can short, the PC will freeze, if you're lucky, forcing a hard reboot.  During the reboot everything cools down, the wires may not touch, and consequently you think you have a software problem.  It may not be your problem, but you should really think about everything involved.  Good luck.

You must have looked right over my post.

Crypto forks are a fact of life.  If Monero cannot survive a fork without endangering the exposure of its users, then it needs to be redesigned.  That is not calling anybody a "fudder."

For me, the key part of the linked article is: "...but MoneroV operators might obtain a significant amount of knowledge about the contents of the Monero blockchain through users giving MoneroV their private keys."

So, what I guess the author of the post is saying is that we have a MORAL responsibility to NOT help (those factions of the US - as implied above by owlcatz.  Where do you find anything about the US?) who are trying to break the anonymity of Monero and that outweighs the making of some (potential) free money.

And, by logical extension, that outweighs whatever IMMORAL activities may have been paid for with Monero.

Kind of reminds me of the old comedic line, "I got mine, now you get yours."

No, sorry, but in my mind, if a valid method exists that exposes vulnerabilities in a system, in this case, Monero via a fork - using standard fork methodologies, then it MUST be followed for the development of the future.  If that means that all are exposed in the past, too bad.  Those who put their TRUST in such a system are fools because they didn't see this coming.  It is more important to accept that this may be a problem for de-anonymizing Monero and plan for the future accordingly.

Implying that one must oppose on moral grounds is antithetical.

Ah, the question of the ages.   

I have already successfully imported my private keys and am showing LCC!

Problem is I, and likely you, have no peers, stuck at processing blocks on disk 31 hours behind.

Looks, normal.   My wallet is now synced!

Thanks, man, I agree, it is working it just has to get indexed, now already at 1 year and 40 weeks behind. 

So I downloaded the bootstrap file, extracted it to C:\Users\<NAME>\AppData\Roaming\LiteCoinCash
in winbloze.  The file size is 11,609,447KB
My wallet now says that it is indexing block on disk, currently at 4 years 33 weeks behind.
Is that right, or
Why does it seem that the bootstrap.dat isn't doing a thing?

Nice to see https://www.cryptunit.com/ finally listing GRAFT and, unlike https://easyhash.io/ , correctly listing the daily earnings as "?."  You can't use the ICO price as a basis for determining profitability for mining, that's absurd.

I'll have to try you out because www.graftpool.online is all f'd up right now, can't keep a connection.

No sh!t, Sherlock.  And what event prompted many to move their ERC-20 tokens from their wallet near the end of that time period?... The EtherDelta DNS hack.

So, I practice good safekeeping of my tokens and I am not rewarded with the PXT tokens.

Whatever.  Crooked is as crooked does.

I've been in PPT since the ICO.  Then came the EtherDelta scare so I moved my PPT to another wallet address in December.

So here comes Populous announcing that they are going to airdrop PXT for all the holders of PPT.  (this is where I get f*cked.)

Yep, I moved the PPT before their airdrop date and and after the "hold" date, just because the ether addresses was used frequently on ED.  So I kindly send an email to Populous explaining - no response.  Then I see their twitter info on how to claim PXT, etc.  I do so - still no response.  I repeat - still no response.  Now I hear they are removing the claim form.  Oh, well, I guess I don't rate.

I realize that the PXT likely isn't worth much, but dammit!  It's just the concept of being told one thing and then experiencing something else.

So I read what I hope is FUD on this forum thread but my experience is screaming to pay attention to not what they say, but what they do!

Populous, I'm pissed. 

What?  Pfft.  Not hardly.

Really?  Uh, no, it doesn't work that way. LOL!

Easyhash.io declares that GRT is currently $0.21678037/ea.
I can't find an exchange for GRT.
Does anyone know where they get that value?

LOL!
I love that analogy.  I remember all too well the parody diagram of a Clear Hooters dash light switch for Triumphs:

The switch had 3 settings: Off, Dim, and Flicker!

Those were the days...

Exiting the debt-based economy and creating an asset-based economy is my current focus.  It is interesting the lack of resistance I have encountered from the old paradigm.  Surely it won't last.