Pour ce soir ça va être difficile (et aussi j'ai jamais configuré un ASIC même si je suppose que c'est pas compliqué normalement...).
En attendant que tu trouves quelqu'un, peut être pourrais tu nous en dire un peu plus sur ton problème ? Qu'est ce qui ne fonctionne pas exactement ?

Si je dis pas de conneries ton mineur doit fonctionner en Ethernet et être configuré avec une IP locale fixe (ou en DHCP), donc il faudrait "juste" configurer ton ordi manuellement pour pouvoir le joindre et changer sa conf réseau  (ou trouver l'IP du mineur si il est configuré en DHCP).
Ensuite une fois que tu as l'interface de gestion je suppose que le plus gros est fait ? C'est où que tu bloques ?

listen=1
addnode=24.249.152.169
addnode=50.137.233.14         
addnode=62.32.16.8
addnode=64.251.188.32
addnode=69.10.44.115           
addnode=69.147.229.226
addnode=72.78.100.7
addnode=89.200.138.143
addnode=92.5.104.102
addnode=108.168.2.51
addnode=173.19.90.231
addnode=192.64.86.238
addnode=192.64.86.238
addnode=193.106.92.5
addnode=cap.nodes.btcrypt.net:7685

Chez toi c'est où ?

I'm thankful to have more serious developers working on the ByteCoin code like BoolBerry, they've contributed a lot of fixes to the network code we hope to integrate after testing (thanks!).

I hope we can maintain a nice dynamic like LTC and PPC and help keep each other's codebase functional.

Les résultats d’une étude menée sur la fragilité des connaissances financières au niveau mondial, par les économistes Annamaria Lusardi et Olivia Mitchell, sont alarmants.
Ils mettent en lumière une ignorance financière généralisée dans un monde où il est pourtant encore plus nécessaire que les citoyens sachent gérer leur porte-monnaie. La multiplication des cartes de crédit, des emprunts hypothécaires, des crédits à la consommation, la banalisation du boursicotage et l’essor des fonds de pension sont autant de réalités qui rendent l’«analphabétisme financier» de plus en plus dangereux.
Les deux auteurs de l’étude ont constaté que les personnes à plus faible niveau d’instruction améliorent leurs conditions matérielles de 82 % lorsqu’elles acquièrent plus de connaissances sur la gestion financière. Malgré cet état de fait, l’intérêt porté à un apprentissage supérieur sur ce sujet est plutôt faible, car la majorité des gens pensent en savoir beaucoup plus sur l’argent que ce qu’ils savent vraiment.
On a demandé à un panel de consommateurs américains d’auto-évaluer leurs connaissances financières sur une échelle de 1 (très faibles) à 7 (très élevées). 70 % ont estimé avoir un niveau supérieur à 4, alors qu’ils ne sont que 30 % à avoir répondu correctement à des questions financières simples. Idem en Allemagne et aux Pays-Bas. Les enquêtes révèlent également que les personnes âgées, les femmes et les plus pauvres sont les moins bien armés. Il est urgent de proposer des programmes d’éducation financière pratiques et facilement accessibles aux millions d’habitants du monde entier dont la situation économique pourrait être bien meilleure s’ils savaient mieux gérer leur argent, même lorsqu’ils en ont peu.

Bonjour,

Je m'appelle Fred, je suis de Bruxelles et j'ai découvert le bitcoin par hazard il y a environ 2 mois. Je dois bien avouer que je n'en comprend pas encore toutes les subtilités 

A bientôt sur le forum!

I feel that in the extreme long run, mint will survive and be worth far more than it's peak price to date. The best time to buy is usually when everyone else is selling.

not valid to an incoming investor. It will be more accurate 4 years down the road.

I introduced you earlier to the 10/200 strategy by noted Bitcoin mogul Risto Pietila:

Everytime the price doubles, sell 10 % of your remaining stash.

And the corollary to the 10/200 strategy, which ensures you get free money from 73% of your stash:

ROI after three doublings.

Here, there is two schools: one that continue to sell after ROI is reached and one that just holds. Which school you will follow depends on how impatient, in need of money and confident on the future of your asset you are.

Now I would like to introduce you to what I called the extended 10/200 strategy. This is nothing new, traders use it everyday. Credits still go to aminorex.

After selling, place a buy order of the amount your sold at X% below your selling price and sell again at target price. Rinse and repeat.

For instance, your trading plan is to sell 10% of your Monero at 0.0064 BTC. You decide to buy back at 0.0051 BTC, because you are confident this is just a temporary fall in price and that it will reach 0.0064 again and probably more. Once it will reach 0.0064 again, you will sell again. In the process, you will have gain some moneroj. Free money. Once it doesn't work anymore (the price stops yoyoing around 0.0060 BTC), you just take the money and cash out (or invest it on something else).

This extension of the 10/200 strategy is compatible with both schools (the continuous sale school and the holding school).

I don't see your point. Governments can still force exchanges to collect your ID whether you're buying Monero or Bitcoin. What's the difference? How will an anonymous crypto solve that?

I introduced you earlier to the 10/200 strategy by noted Bitcoin mogul Risto Pietila:

Everytime the price doubles, sell 10 % of your remaining stash.

And the corollary to the 10/200 strategy, which ensures you get free money from 73% of your stash:

ROI after three doublings.

Here, there is two schools: one that continue to sell after ROI is reached and one that just holds. Which school you will follow depends on how impatient, in need of money and confident on the future of your asset you are.

Now I would like to introduce you to what I called the extended 10/200 strategy. This is nothing new, traders use it everyday. Credits still go to aminorex.

After selling, place a buy order of the amount your sold at X% below your selling price and sell again at target price. Rinse and repeat.

For instance, your trading plan is to sell 10% of your Monero at 0.0064 BTC. You decide to buy back at 0.0051 BTC, because you are confident this is just a temporary fall in price and that it will reach 0.0064 again and probably more. Once it will reach 0.0064 again, you will sell again. In the process, you will have gain some moneroj. Free money. Once it doesn't work anymore (the price stops yoyoing around 0.0060 BTC), you just take the money and cash out (or invest it on something else).

This extension of the 10/200 strategy is compatible with both schools (the continuous sale school and the holding school).

Je viens de tester minerd, c'est quand meme plus "moderne"
Par contre, sur le pool fr, les stats fonctionnent ? A chaque fois j'ai un message d'erreur.

Autre chose que décidement je comptrends pas, c'est le bloc reward..un coup il est a 16 et quelques, un coup a 0.6 etc..

I agree, I love my Mintbox. I have no idea if it makes a good Monero miner (haven't tried -- it is being used for something else) but as a general mid-range computer with all the advantages you mentioned they are amazing.

I honestly think we could go up 300% if we got listed on Mintpal. Sadly I don't even see us on the list of coins to be voted in.

thank you for his.
my idea, there is core development of the software for which we have many hero members.
1. monero development i.e new aspect implementation
2. interface development. miners and wallets
3. marketing
 
There is the hardware aspect as well. hero members input on what they would chose if they had such and such money to spend.
for example, i do not know what aws/azure are or is. this is beyond my scope. and as i read some of the posts it reminds me of my insecurities regarding the tech. barriers for entry for non crypto currencies aficionados. There is obvious curiosity.

for 500 dollars what would smooth david or ezih buy  (other than investing, as investing is beyond most normal human beings, let alon investing in cryptocurrencies.)

for 1000 dollars what would they buy. things like this. trust is hard to come buy especially when we use handles. but trust can be percieved through conversation, and the above mentioned and others have earned it from me.

thanks.

Anyway, the "titles" on the accounts mean nothing really, I'm not exactly the type of person you'd want advice from. I'm just someone that posts here a lot, that is all.

No.

A PoW requires some unique characteristics [...]
There is no scientific work which meets this criteria.  Maybe you will figure it out just understand it isn't a trivial problem.  There may not be a solution.  It might be like trying to make a nuclear powered aircraft (google it).

I am using windows.