obviously the guy attacking this stuff is a cunt and likely has little man syndrome, like my neighbor's chihuahua that barks it's ass off everytime my 80lb hound calmly walks past.  that said, i would like to know specific plans for growth and implementation.  all i've heard so far is: a "viral marketing campaign" which frightens the hell out of me.  there's SO MUCH MORE TO TALK ABOUT.  i want to see more discussion of unique features of this coin solving real world problems via adjustable block rewards, scaling, increased decentralization through superior user experience, etc.  so, this cunt actually gains credibility when responding to his barks with "you're on drugs", ...you're just barking at a chihuahua, be the hound.

maybe this is obvious to some of you, but i've noticed the systems that are finding the most blocks seem to have the highest hash per connection ratio.  right now i seem to be averaging about 60 h/m per connection, one system has 1200 h/m with 20, another has 480 h/m with 8  -both of these systems seem to average about 3 block every 4 days.  i'm also mining on a pentium 4, about 35 h/m, i haven't found anything on it yet, but i do check up on it daily to make sure it hasn't had a computational stroke.   

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perhaps people are getting "lucky" but the posts on this forum so far seem to indicate those running individual wallets, i'm assuming on windows os, getting 400-600 H/m, are out producing linux based systems with 2-3x the hash rate.  meaning, those running off the shelf desktop pc's are likely the best performers. 

i've been consistently mining on all 4 machines with consistent behavior on each since launch, so i doubt "luck" is a factor.  i suspect that other system processes, such as firewalls and antivirus may have something to do with it.  but, i am certain there are more informed people who can make better sense of that scenario than i.  if i'm left to solving the problem, all i can do is systematically troubleshoot by slowly eliminating variables one at a time.  that said, i don't have much of a problem, i'm running on 3 shit machines that are consistently producing verium.

i'm mining on a 4 computers, 3 around 500-600 H/m, one around 1000-1100 H/m.  The system with larger hash has not shown scaled returns, the system with the largest returns is used for nothing but mining, I suspect blocks found is potentially decreased due to other system processes despite having double the H/m.  my best performer is an intel i3 running minimal processes.  all running individual wallets.

the price is that low because people are selling it that low.  it JUST hit a couple smaller exchanges, the people selling at those prices are likely broke, dumb or broke because they're dumb.

my hash rates have improved by approx 30%, but the systems went from barely noticeable to almost unuseable.  still, the lag justifies the increased hash for me.  thanks nerds!

todays been the best day for me since launch, 4 blocks out of 3 machines at about 500-600

sorry for the noob question but:  what are the advantages of mining with oc miner vs. the verium wallet?

i have 3 computers at about 600 h/m, got 2 blocks day before yesterday, nothing yesterday.

when veriswap is working, do you know what the vrc/vrm swap rate will be, i've heard 10:1, 30:1, 50:1.  i'm confused.

the question is:  if i didn't buy at ico, and i mine vrm, if i get 1 vrm block reward and send 1 vrm to my vrc address, what is that worth in vrc?

i tried sending vrc from the verium wallet (1 vrc) and the wallet has crashed every time.  any ideas?