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Anyone have a rough idea of what their costs were to build that? ( and what the total dollar cost of shares was? )
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All the chips are out of stock anyway -- each order has a 10 week lead time.
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But question was related to device that probobaly will take months to generate at least one block  So there is no "time for last n blocks" in this case I didn't realize the thread was from so long ago either. |
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Average block time = time for last n blocks / n
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I have my own diet:
1) I only eat 2/3 of what I put on the plate.
2) Go to the gym and hire a trainer. Work out 3-4 hours a week with a trainer or in a class.
You'll definitely lose weight.
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I'm beginning to think the lightning box picture is just a mac mini. But just in case I've sent the 100BTC upgrade fee.
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what do I do with the key? Send it as a pm?
Noooo never do that You sign a message with the key. Whatever wallet you use must have a "sign a message with this key" option. So you use your private key to sign a message. Only the person with the private key can sign the message. Anyone with the public key (bitcoin address) can validate the message. It's how bitcoin works -- only the private key holder can sign a message to spend bitcoins. Anyone with the bitcoin address can verify the bitcoins were spent. |
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am i the only one adding spares to the order? what if a chip is dead.. we cannot return them.. and on 256, im sure at least one can be broken?
No, many of us are ordering spares. |
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Looks like bitpay is working again. I got my order in but messed up the transaction fee, hope it goes through without problems.
Edit: Got 1 confirmation almost immediately -- K16 here we come!
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any coupon available Found one on fatwallet But I'm getting failed to create bitpay invoice at the end  |
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read the fucking post. he says he wants it to be provably fair. A black box RNG is not. "release the hash ala satoshi dice before hand" IS provably fair. You are the ingnorant one here, not him  No. It's not. I could create a raffle where I know what the result will be ahead of time. I could tell the result to my friends so that we would win every round. I could then hash the pre-determined result and "release the hash". After play was over, I could release the result to prove by way of the hash that the result wasn't modified after the beginning of the game. Unfortunately, this would not be a "fair" game. Releasing the hash is only one part of a provably fair game. It prevents the game operator from changing the result after the game begins, but it does not prevent the game operator from knowing the result before the beginning of the game and taking advantage of that result. This is why Satoshi Dice uses a hashed secret combined with the transactionID. Satoshi Dice cannot know the transactionID before the transaction is submittted, and the player cannot know the secret before the day is over. I assumed you would combine your secret hash with the entrant's transaction ID as well to determine the winner -- what else would you do? |
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You can PM after making one post.
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Type in a whole private key (or as many letters as it will let you) and scale by network hash rate then scale by # of letters you weren't able to enter. It's like 10^30 years to find one.
The idea is that it's more profitable to mine bitcoins than to try to brute force a private key.
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Just ignore the whole section.
How do i do this, especially since I like to use the "Show unread posts since last visit." quite frequently ? Profile -> Ignore Boards Preference Then just click all the ones you don't like. I clicked all the foreign language boards. |
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If you could mine at 40GH/sec for scrypt doesn't that translate to 40TH/sec for bitcoin? I'd do bitcion at that rate.
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Just ignore the whole section.
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It's better to just take a random number if you want a random number. You can release the hash ala satoshi dice before hand.
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pkarc's last post was over two weeks ago and he hasn't logged in in a week. Hopefully for you guys he's just on vacation with no internet access...
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I bet one of the ICs on the board is the most expensive -- you could look up their prices pretty quickly.
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