everyone should donate something but i prefer the way that everyone can choose on its own how much he will donate. you should not forget that the 0% FEE is one of the biggest motivations to join this pool.

As if wizkid057 would openly transmit what software he was using.  That's a big HACK ME sign if he did.

Besides, I'm pretty sure he's written his own server software that hangs off the pool backend.

Alright, well, I've tweaked the stats replication code as much as possible to speed things along, but, seems that the web server just isn't nearly as fast as the core pool DB servers, so, just going to have to wait this one out I guess.

Looks like its running at a little under 2x realtime, give or take, and its ~14 hours behind right now.

I'll check in on it later and see how things are going, but, as you can see the block list is slowly updating.

-wk

I'll pass this on and see if I can make it happen.

grnbrg.

I'll pass this on and see if I can make it happen.

What are the odds you've lost the private key entirely?

grnbrg.

Now i know.. But my question is.. can recover that BTC s?

Hello.. i used my BTC-E wallet to mine, almost 2 days.. i had the first payout.. (0.04x BTC), and still have 0.0159 BTC unpaided.. There is any way to recover my payout? And this 0.0159 too?

Need to contact BTC-e? Or how i could recover my almost 2 DAY work?

Thanks in advice..

Unless partnership suddenly means working for another company and getting paid personally for that work then, no. The only thing that has changed is access to cheaper hardware and getting to share a small section of the coinseed location.

You would think if I was wrong lab-rat or gnrgb would put me straight right?

If this was a partnership with coinseed then share price would have more than quadrupled.

I worked out the cumulative return 0.021531357 so far if you had from IPO.

Which means that we have paid back the dollar value of the bond.

at IPO BTC0.15 * $100 = $15

payout BTC0.021531357 * $810 = 17.44039917

We got a long way to go to cover the BTC however.

Fine.  Bitcoin ASICs can't mine scrypt.  

grnbrg.

Did you cycle the power before this happened? In a BFL 65 nm device, you'd  like see a drop of more than ,1 GH/s if you had a blown core. I've noticed that the hashrate can differ by 1-1.5 GH/s after powering it off and on. After several hours, it often climbs back up to the usual rate, but sometimes sticks at the lower rate for several days. I then try cycling the power again if it annoys me, but this can leave me with the lower rate that annoyed me. About the only thing you can try is 1) wait a while, or 2) cycle the power. If it were to drop to a steady 54% you could contact them for an RMA, but for a less than 1 GH/s drop, they would likely say the same thing I am. Coincidently, I got this same suggestion from their tech support several months back due to a similar issue with my 50 GH/s unit. Good luck.

yeah I'd never mine solo, I just had no idea if the numbers quoted on http://thegenesisblock.com/mining were based on solo mining or not(and whether or not it even matters).

basically, all I can seem to buy right now that will deliver in feb is maybe 100-200gh/s miners.... and the thing is, from what I have read, If I pre-order some 2th/s device from cointerra or where ever, I will pretty much have to wait till MAY or later, and everybody says by then the difficulty will be so high that 2th/s will be the equivalent of 200gh/s today.... is that correct?

example product: http://cointerra.com/product/terraminer-iv-2ths-networked-asic-miner-may-batch/ <-- by may that thing will be crap and will never recover the cost is what I've read in other forum posts... people were saying if you want to get into bitcoin mining that you should just buy off the shelf stuff from ebay or whatever reseller has on hand and just giv'er shit with it.

I'm starting to think the only way I can break into this mining business is if I buy a slow 100-200gh/s miner now and at the exact same time pre-order a 2th/s miner from cointerra for 6000... does anybody have a better suggestion, or know of where a person can even get a reasonably priced beginner miner for somebody not really wanting to drop more than $5000

http://thegenesisblock.com/mining/ to help figure out costs and return... my question is are the statistics on that site calculated based entirely on the assumption of solo mining?

My BTC address is 1Aynx4ZsKoGptWb2Z2aweCDJWduiGUj9DS
My NMC address is 1FGe2AqfRnj3c4JYjWL4etoVBtrXWFib4K