Any plans to implement any privacy options or features?  I know there is a segment that would really like those types of features, for what ever reasons..

Actually I could use a new hat..   I don't need a phone case though, would rather have the shirt...  

Ok cool... I'm mining it for now with my ASICs (and using it to test new Ras Pi images to see which does better) since there is nothing else interesting at the moment... looks like somebody else jumped in the last few hours as I'm not solving all the blocks myself anymore, but can't tell more as all the blockchain explorers look to be down... but at least there is a few others out there...

Are we letting the blockchain die for now and turn off the miners?  Right now I'm pretty much getting 99.2% of every block unless some more miners jump on P2P and claim a share.

Still been lurking here time to time...lots of great ideas I see...can't wait to see where it goes.. is there any pools still up other than 0x0a p2pool and n00bsys0ps p2pool (no active miners on Noobs)? Every time I sync my wallet I feel like I won the lottery. 

Lots of products.. in fact Hashra who developed this software doesn't even sell gridseeds anymore, so I'm sure they are focusing their programing and development efforts towards their newer products now, I'm not expecting to see any vast improvements to the software for the gridseeds, especially since they have now unlocked them making it easy for others to update modules. We will probably see a version of Hashra that is designed to work with their newer products, but unkown if those will still work with the older gridseed products - they have released different versions so far for each type of hardware.

That's because gridseeds are pretty much a discontinued and out dated product now. You can still pick some up cheap, but for the price per Mhs they are not worth it with whats being released now and in the next 2-3 weeks.

Great work with 1.4.5!  The individual settings and showing HW errors for each device is awesome, I've now been able to tune each miner almost perfect, maxing out each ones optimum setting. Interesting how some devices I can run at 900 with no errors, and some only at 850.

I know it's a real long shot and not required, but any chance of adding options like load-balance for mining with multiple pools?  I use this option with no quotas set for my GPU rigs and it works real well maxing out the work each rig does, and I can even mine different ones at the same time by sharing my hashrate and letting it pick the most efficient one.  Thanks for your hard work on this!

I had to do it the hard way - I started unplugging them one by one and restarting Hashra and seeing if I got any hardware errors after letting run for a bit.. I lucked out and the 4th one was it, after that all the hardware errors disappeared.. (also no difference on the lights, it looked like the others) Now with 12 of them running at 850 over a 6 hour period at most I get a single hardware error, and about a 2% rejection rate which is on par with the pool rate.  If you suspect one already I'd start with that one.

I had this happen twice to me... once it was a bad connection to one of the Gridseeds, after resetting all the cables it fixed it... the other time it ended up being a gridseed that went bad, took me awhile to find out which one was throwing all the hardware errors (which is why I wish they showed HW errors per each device in addition to the submitted/accepted).. once I replaced it I've been fine.  I'm running 12 off a single powered usb hub @ 850.  I also have mine restart the miner every 6 hours.  Been rock solid stable the last few days... which is good since I'm going to be gone the next 3 days and I hope they keep going no problems during that time.

I've seen a few posts similar with this issue using Clevermining, Multipool and a few others... it's your rejects - out of 69, 20 of them were rejected by the pool, that's pretty high - for example on Rapidhash I'm only averaging about a 2% reject rate at most... so it looks to be a pool side issue.  You can see others are having the same issue over at the Cleverming thread here.. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=448649.3840

*edit -never mind - looking closer your miner #3 is not doing anything, and #1 is not doing much at all. I've had a few hang, the best practice I've found is to power up the hub and Gridseeds first, until the red light comes on with each unit, then boot the Pi.

Ditto.. this would be a huge benefit, esp for those of us that are running multiple units.  Right now I have to downclock to the weakest unit, I have 14 others that can run 50-100 Mhz faster, it's a huge disadvantage to using your product, but I really like the rest of it.  Another feature I'd like is in addition for each unit showing the shares/reject like it does now, is to show the HW errors for each unit, it would make it a lot easier to figure out which units are having issues when running so many of them.

And set a failover pool..or long shot add load balance between pools.

CryptoRush...  aaaand it's gone.   

Cryptorush is insolvent and trying any way they can to recover.  Right now even if you could sell Funk on there, there is no way to get your funds back out unless you trade for another altcoin.  Next time Funk does come back up, I'd withdraw everything if you could and wait to see if the become solvent again. Right now there is no way to get BTC, LTC or others out of the exchange.

Looks like Cryptorush has pulled Funk for now (not that I'd really use them right now unless you like to gamble big time)  Yesterday in IRC they were saying they were going to halt any coin that  this attack can be used agaisnt until they are patched, as they don't want to enable anybody doing it to dump their coins.

I'm surprised that the news of the exploit just now taking off, BitcoinEXpress has been posting about it for over a month and even telling what needs to be done to fix it, and apparently has enough hash power that he can exploit it, and has a timewarp chain in progress on Aurora coin that is catching up. (he's agreed to back it off if they patch it like he's been trying to get them to do all this time)

For low hash rate coins, it sounds like he can warp them in just a few hours, and seems several other people are now exploiting that on those coins, thus all the halting of trading of those coins and them all scrambling to patch them.

I've been watching the whole Cryptorush circus for the last 48 hours including the whole IRC drama live. While there is a chance the new owner may turn it around, I'd not put anything into it until they are stable, unless you really like playing the odds. This affected a whole bunch of coins too. There was even a chance of Moolah.Io taking them over at one point but things just got shady and the offer was pulled and much drama resulted. The new owner kicked into action a bit ago, got the site itself stable but they are still running negative wallets on the major coins so be careful.

Is there any statistics on the tipbot usage?  Great work getting that up and running. If the bounty has been paid the main page needs to be updated that this is completed and paid, and credit given.

It looks like the music side is doing pretty good. Lots of good stuff there.

Yeah, it's been rock solid.. From time to time I've been mining on it depending on which alt I feel like mining that day... but I broke the block chain explorer now.. "I'm sorry, this address has too many records to display." 

Interesting.. both Novahash and Hashfever pools are down stating database problems on their Funk Pools.  P2P seems to be fine.  Anybody have an idea what our global rate is?  looks like it's up a bit even with those pools down as our diff has raised a bit.

Awesome work on the tipbot.. thanks...   I was just watching the Dogecoin Tipbot presentation at Coinsummit.. that one handles some massive numbers.

It's the big record companies..    they have conspired to take down your internet since they don't like the idea of open source music..      Any strange people outside your place with dark glasses and ear pieces?