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Nah, not gonna go below 7 - if it doesn't go I'll just order a NEO G4 android PC, that alone is worth $90 here in DK anyhow
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I'm again interested in the $100 coupon, but it would have to be a significant discount for it to be worth it to me.
7.5?
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I'd probably let both codes go for 9 BTC
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The codes are valid until Dec. 31. How much are you thinking?
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Greetings! I won a $100 coupon to DX (and also a $10 coupon), which I can't really use after all, because I can only order for less than $14 in Denmark unless I wanna get heavily taxed by customs ![Sad](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/sad.gif) So anyone in?
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The site is down isn't it? Mine is just loadng and loading and loading...
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Hey guys! I keep getting this "Verification Fail, Check Hardware" error quite often, so my GPUs waste a lot of precious mining time ![Sad](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/sad.gif) This failure is often solved for a while by restarting GUIMiner, so I made a batch that does just that! probably your cards run too high. by restarting you give them a little time to cool. restarting periodically is a really bad idea imho. try better cooling / spacers / lower mem clock / lower core clock ... Not gonna invest in better cooling, when the major problem is that my two cards are too close (secondary is blocking the primary's fan). Can't spread them, as the secondary will be blocked by the PSU ![Sad](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/sad.gif) Mem clocks are both a 300, and even with default clocks I get this error
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Try under-clocking your memory core to 300 MHz, are you running a crossfire setup?
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i smell lawsuits coming to mtgox.
If anybody wanna sue Mt Gox, I'll be there to throw shit and rotten banans at them greedy bastards outside of the court room -.- Fucking disgusting people.
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If 8 million dollars worth of bitcoins was stolen, he most likely doesn't.
If 1000 bitcoins, or 1000 dollars was stolen, he may very well have.
Either way, I am disgusted by the greed I see on the Mt Gox support site. All the people who bought BTC at ridiculous prices (in my eyes they more or less stole the coins, buying when something was obviously wrong) of course refuses to let them go, since they now earned a lot of money, and give a shit about anybody who may have lost any in this security breach.
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Wait, did Google download this list, and then "force" people on it to change password? My Gmail account had been "compromised" (I don't use the same password, so I don't see how), but perhaps this was just a reaction of the Mt Gox leak?
If so, then this is exactly why I am using Gmail, excellent service!
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I think people who whine about the rollback is disgusting!
They give a shit about the guy who potentially lost 8 million dollars, because they were able to buy shitloads of BTC @ 0.05 USD rates, and now feel that they actually earned those coins.
In my eyes, it's more or less in line with stealing.
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Doesn't close process, also still opens a dos window ![Sad](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/sad.gif)
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Doesn't work, powershell.exe opens like every second (in a dos window, so that won't help) ![Sad](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/sad.gif) Tried setting all timer listed to 99999999 but no difference, also edited to WaitClose but that didn't work either
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The issue is that the taskkiller command returns some kind of feedback in a new dos window, saying something like "The PID was not found" - I need to disable or hide this feedback, not use AT script.
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I have a batch which restarts your miner every 10 minutes here, if you wanna have a look. Consistent extra 300MHash/s is better than maybe 2 minutes of idle time (if any at all)
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I have more or less gotten this to work, using these two things: .vbs script that runs the batch silently: Set WshShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell") WshShell.Run chr(34) & "G:\Users\Sebz4n_GAME_OS2\Desktop\Restart GUIMiner.bat" & Chr(34), 0 Set WshShell = Nothing .bat file that is run silently by the .vbs script: start TASKKILL /F /IM "guiminer.exe" start TASKKILL /F /IM "poclbm.exe" PING 1.1.1.1 -n 1 -w 1000 > NUL start /d "G:\Users\Sebz4n_GAME_OS2\Desktop\GUIMiner\" miner.lnk Now, the problem I have left, is that the taskkiller commands gives some kind of "feedback" in a new dos window, it pops up so fast, that I can't read what it says, but it's something regarding the program PID's not being found (it does work as inteded however)! I've tried to make the taskkillers output the "feedback" into a log file like this, but it doesn't work (It does make an empty log file), so I suspect it's because they open a new dos: start TASKKILL /F /IM "guiminer.exe" > testlog1.txt start TASKKILL /F /IM "poclbm.exe" > testlog1.txt PING 1.1.1.1 -n 1 -w 1000 > NUL start /d "G:\Users\Sebz4n_GAME_OS2\Desktop\GUIMiner\" miner.lnk Can you force them to write in the current dos? Or is there another way? I don't understand the AT script's I'm afraid, so this seems easier
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