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forbitcoin.com is your pal.
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Reikoko, you should check out forbitcoin.com! Add your conversion offers there, it acts as a safe escrow for folks who may not have traded with you before - and we'll promote your gigs if you put them up =) They sound very cool.
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Kris I've been sending you pm's and messaging you on irc - are you still selling this code or have you decided not to?
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great idea, did you build the frontend yourself, or is this based on some existing code, and then you added the lotto?
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does anyone have a rough estimate of cost right now? I though the cost to produce makes it a lot more expensive than GPU mining...
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I'm glad we heard back from you - I thought you tried this and roasted yourself.
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don't forget to put your offer up on forbitcoin.com to increase the chance of getting sales =)
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What is the point of namecoins? Is there really a demand for .bit domain names, or is this just the 'bronze' version of bitcoin?
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I'm looking for a mining client which meets the following criteria: - Open source
- Allows easy integration of new mining methods (FPGA in my case)
- Runs on Linux, and ideally on Windows as well
- Written in a sane programming language, preferably Python
- Supports long polling
- Supports falling back to another pool in case of outages, without first waiting for the pool to repond for several minutes
- Pushpool support would be a plus
Which software would you suggest? If this can't be achieved with a single piece of software, I'd consider a stack of a "dumb" mining software and a clever proxy for it as well. you are using FGPA? |
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Hi, I'm currently working on a new pool. The basic things are done, but there's still some work to do. But anyways, since I don't want to develop stuff in the wrong direction (because I'm looking at the pool through my red sunglasses of developer love...) I've decided to make a little announcment and hopefully gather some feedback what's missing, what could be improved or even what you like... So, if you have some spare time: have a look at http://x8s.de , maybe sign up, maybe do some mining... and then, please tell me what you think  Thanks did you buy a script, is this with opensource software, or did you code it yourself? |
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Hey folks, don't forget to also list your stuff and services for sale at forbitcoin.com
We act as an escrow to make sure the buyer and seller are safe during the trades.
Plus, we promote cool jobs on facebook and twitter.
Once you post your job, post the link on the forums, or give it people on the irc channels - its a great way to trade...plus we're doing a launch promo giving away 10 bitcoins.
Feedback is appreciated.
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I've got ~5Ghash going in my basement right now, and my inlaws are noticing scratchy throats, and light headed-ness. When I'm in the laundry room for a few hours tinkering with the rigs, I feel a sore throat coming on.
What's going on!?
Can these mining rigs actually make us sick somehow? I need some input from others doing 4-5 Ghash or more from their basements, can these affect air quality?
It seems it's pumping out lots of dry heat, which could be making the humidity levels low...any thoughts?
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looks really interesting!
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We have added a new category by popular demand Do you want bitcoins? Now you can exchange pizza for bitcoins, just create a job saying that you will buy someone a pizza for 0.5 (or however much you want) bitcoins. Then go on the irc channel and pimp your gig to hungry developers, miners and traders. disregard pizza, acquire bitcoins. * by popular demand we mean 1 really hungry homeless guy.http://forbitcoin.com/categories/Bitcoin-Pizza
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If anyone wants to sell resistors, put up a job on forbitcoin.com!
You can rest easy there as it's an escrow service
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You guys should list your services at forbitcoin.com! What would you do for a bitcoin =)
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If you're looking for a more involved project, check out workforbitcoin.com - we're not affiliated, but I think thats what they are trying to specialize in - big jobs.
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is a .pro domain name worth anything?
I thought .com, .net and .org were the big 3
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