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17838 and 17839? I noticed connection problems at the end of both rounds and that costs. But it's all part of the lottery.
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Sorry. I said "bloody pig" at the baltic sea a few days ago. I'll make amends.  |
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No need to go to BTC Guild. I have earned almost twice as much here as I did there. And I tested both PPLNS and PPS.
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Jcw188 (sorry quoting just doesn't work here): Bitminter is probably best for you as it seems to have a pure PPLNS system while the algorithm Slush uses favours shares submitted just before a block is found. To get well paid you'd need to stay online for a long time or log off just when a block is found.
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5120-01-518-6126: Mining is optional, but Slush's pool pays off best of all pools I've ever mined for. Not to mention the dedication and great attitude of it's owner.
I like to think of a mining pool as a cooperative, a win-win thing. That also means we all share the bad days.
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Aqualung my friend, don't you start away uneasy (sorry had to quote that song). Some spam filters are very paranoid, especially when a well known SMTP server has moved to a new IP. Hotmail is the worst example. I use a GMail address only for Slush, and I got the e-mail instantly.
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Works fine here luffy. I got the mail, followed the link and changed my pass.
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I don't know about the rest of you but it looks like I'm receiving rewards for block #17671 According to Blockchain that's an orphaned block... http://blockchain.info/block-height/232932[edit] wrong block number[/edit] |
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OK, so now that I've seen that they've actually shipped a product, I immediately ordered a Jalapeno using Paypal's "pay after it's delivered" option.
They say they have shipped a few units, but is it confirmed from any buyers yet? |
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Strange, ewitte. But DNS's live their own lives sometimes. Looks like all stratum records have several IP's so one of these should be valid:
stratum.bitcoin.cz, A, 54.214.10.150
stratum.bitcoin.cz, A, 54.214.4.50
stratum.bitcoin.cz, A, 54.214.10.101
stratum.bitcoin.cz, A, 54.214.10.134
stratum.bitcoin.cz, A, 54.214.10.135
And slush: Keep up the great work! Hope you'll get some sleep eventually. I'm sure the Amazon cloud will be a safe solution.
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Everyone mining with Slush, restart your mining clients and make sure the stratum domain resolves to an address in the Amazon cloud. It's 54.214.10.135 when I check here.
Before I restarted mine it still used the old compromised server which is still running. I'm not sure they will be able to use the bitcoins mined there but I hate the thought of it.
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Everyone mining with Slush, restart your mining clients and make sure the stratum domain resolves to an address in the Amazon cloud. It's 54.214.10.135 when I check here. Before I restarted mine it still used the old compromized server and we don't want to do the laundry for the bad guys do we? More info on the attack here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1976.6660 |
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Just to clarify (and get my 5 posts. sorry):
There hasn't been one single confirmed delivery? The specs are a little too good to be true so it wouldn't surprise if they are just that. I mean If you bought the 5GH model it would be payed after one week of mining at the current rate.
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5 posts to make a post. A bit of Catch 22 about that one.
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1st post. Very interesting stuff. Sorry you'll have to read this.
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