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the workers offline thing has always been broken , should be fixed by setting the timeout interval but this doesnt work, it still says offline no matter what interval you set
everything else has been running great 95% of the time and i love the main UI (although not a big fan of the worker page). i dont know a better PPS pool
I'm with you although this is a bit frustrating Also the total pool hashrate is dynamic..
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work in intermittent and very slowly
Seeing the same thing...dashboard appears to not be updating stats correctly...shares are being accepted at a faster rate than stated by the dashboard....
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kind of wierd that the difficulty went down but our shares per block have skyrocketed....that block that took 4 days was over 9 million shares....what is the share record for a block?
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Anybody?
You did specify "local buyer". I still haven't figured out why. All that does is reduce the likelihood that you'll sell it. Because shipping firearms across state lines is a Federal offense without the receiving party having an FFL and the ATF wouldn't take to kindly to that...
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Did you check out BitcoinHarbor?
Actually just saw that mentioned somewhere else today..haven't had a chance to check it out yet...
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Why not use Ebay...you can state that you accept Bitcoin and the buyer and the seller get confirmation of payment...or just use craigslist(someone already stated this, but I'm re-emphasizing)...
Why not use Ebay? Because Ebay owns paypal and paypal already recognizes bitcoin as a direct competitor to be squelched. I'd be surprised if your bitcoin-accepting ebay listings don't get banned. They can try and ban the listings but there are far too many ways to get around that...let'em try!
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Does your motherboard have an onboard graphics card....sure sounds like it to me!
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Rates seem a little steep at current market prices...$100USD card for ~128USD worth of BTC....that's quite a margin...
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what you got going on now is full fledge panic ... and that's because a laundry list of security issues (mybitcoin, mtgox, polish exchange, wallets vanishing from desktops, etc etc) that stretches from here to the moon.
couple that with a new 50 coins every 10 minutes and you have gas pouring on a fire.
we have to secure our stuff and after security is under control then we have to provide a valid path to businesses that accept bitcoins.....
6BTC an hour has been the rate since inception that hasn't changed(well it does for brief moments, then the difficulty is changed to regulate production back to 6BTC/hr). You are assuming that all mined coins are being sold(flooding the market)....what I believe we are seeing right now is GREED, nothing more...
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It is not a crash.
It's the free market correcting itself.
Dude you are definately doing something wrong!!!
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#1) Many more bitcoins will be in the hands of non-ASIC miners.
Completely irrelevant. The market price is what someone - anyone - sells at. We already know not all mined coins are being sold.
Your above statement proves lemonginger's point #2) No other resources dynamically adjust their difficulty to a fixed rate. If you get a magic gold finding machine, the gold doesn't automatically become harder to find after you use it a few times.
The above is only relevant when everyone is using the same technology. This is the second time that won't hold true.
The system is technology agnostic...it doesn't care what is being used as long as about 6BTC per hour are being produced...this is where the difficulty comes in...
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Im not so sure about Dwolla...something just doesn't feel right...
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Why not use Ebay...you can state that you accept Bitcoin and the buyer and the seller get confirmation of payment...or just use craigslist(someone already stated this, but I'm re-emphasizing)...
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Or you could just mine at EMC. They have paypal withdrawals What is EMC?
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I'm Neptune...just started Mining...Don't have anything special just access to some idle machines...currently hashing around 130Mh/s...member of the mineco.in pool.
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