Right, and I'm offering that as a service. I'm offering the pre-baked discount variety as a product, for what it's worth.

Yes, as stated. Also, your landlord has keys to your house. In contrast, I'm quite interested in NOT having copies of your keys: The backend I'm using and developing will completely remove any operational or accidental access to the keys, wherein they are to be generated inline and stored encrypted and key records are zeroed upon transmission. Database to be encrypted and compacted regularly to avoid recovery of zeroed records should I get hit by a bus or should some shadowy faction raid the office.

But yes, the offer is only open to those with some shred of faith in humanity. Please do contact me for part key search requests, I can do all sorts of strange searches. Prices will vary.

Messaged you with a few options.

BIG EDIT: Original offer was for pre-baked prefixes.. I can see how naive that is now, so I'm offering split-key bulk supply as follows:

Will supply top 1000 addresses AND keys curated for readability, CamelCase and UPPERCASE, based on the same words list used to generate the pre-baked ones, but using your own part-key. You keep them all, just 0.1 BTC.

The search process can generate around 1GB of solutions, my custom scripts score them for human readability and clarity.

The top of the list may look something like this:

1BIOMORPH   1Biomorph2rL5xg2ZhQUk9H24vQHMQNQWF
1DANCING   1Dancing9tPKQV89N9Sh6CoQbE4criTjFu
1COMATIC   1Comatic5Hi1ukGfHsxZBP5HBWkzAF24Ub
1BEEBEE   1BEEBEE7Ggp7kHAYQbUkfjbbPtij2cN2cW
1CRUMMY   1CRUMMY7oB4p7FrkB9odvLcmWc1NqB1raX
1PUGGED   1PUGGED6MsoVQrNJSN7BHbMfowoUeRzSqb
1CLUMSY   1CLUMSY8aamZRSvxEraHEZpZqeVZw5xhm1
1CLAUSE   1CLAUSE6BJ4HCXbnqjqQPgqjgYFFrhj4BE
1BECAME   1BECAME2TDhMbAnGpNWCK4z7NuAmDcjKTa
1ESCHEW   1ESCHEW9HM6sJ3Uwtd5Hk1MTEeRh5oiP7S
1DADGUM   1DADGUM4XCS2Mrz25k46jBZNoHiH7sGB9J
1BUGGER   1BUGGER3XavUGfisxjXc1BcFZ6bCVGtrJA
1PAZAZZ   1PAZAZZ4w8fGFsSDJ7GhrTJo54Qsh9qDK6
1PEDLER   1PEDLER9pqRrV6feXBZZ8sj9RER8FHE34b
1UTERUS   1UTERUS8svCeUmNDwT5YfcU3SqqbU7XXp
1HAMPER   1Hamper9UmaY6qPvHJFkNmk5KwVBAD1Aq
1POPPER   1Popper3jNTtJSFmQmvhSJLBAirR1H7hbC
1RUBBER   1Rubber9eeFthHiBZRcfejYp7XmqE7bUM
1PUTOFF   1Putoff6E7iZqZUBbBbkqcigQphB6APCdZ
1DAEMON   1Daemon5sCD93briGPzJVNQtaj1FWd7pYo
1FAERIE   1Faerie7SZWUfhwvSGvxM3p93kDXXMoUuv
1DOUCHE   1Douche6vrAH3y2eimExSnRJW4Y9BguPUc
1CHERUB   1Cherub8aDtSWvPDV1sTZa2EBcwQFRbjPi
1DOOWOP   1Doowop9XfR9SaTuNp6pmiQi7ozPDfj3xN
1CADDIE   1Caddie3CS3gfC6HUEyMwVAR8MnAtcsvRA
1BUTANE   1Butane3obTYUbp3HbuNCcJwNC16fNJHAX
1AVIARY   1Aviary3y5mUzAR1xLFWNYuwD9U3fBaPgG
1ADVICE   1Advice8U9ER6vMr2myamkRS9qATcpCDSx
1DIGGED   1Digged9a6HFiiEYDwQjwx5dCs5qEnLtos
1BETTED   1Betted3hRg79reJhSDdyg1NGvF8XGuPXy
1BONSAI   1Bonsai1K7fyTWcyicbJ6bYXTsKQdTpGEi
1ABSORB   1Absorb9PVfrAszfSsM1VmCA1kAB9JUkaY
1DOZING   1Dozing629MWF8LEnLYJWYSegRSZio3RU
1AXEMAN   1Axeman8xuZpKyGvJ5NTtXLAqKpcuwJYvq
1BAGGIE   1Baggie6183n5PqZJynccKDwm2xoa8PzuQ
1FUSING   1Fusing1Gi1EVT8KWQLTDWmuVjEqrgS1VK
1COPOUT   1Copout4Hx9SCuCuzc7RunwBoWYb96LBoz
1BOOING   1Booing5p2D7cCzuBVt4sGhxbaAYzMNpDq
1FOSTER   1Foster2xaP1XpQZP6TKmaoWTYfxUH8scX
1NODDED   1Nodded5nEjRFCUkRhv1r3UjdKPa7fonUP
1LUXURY   1Luxury3m4QNJgktiCvCbi1iDMvBJjDCwh
1PHAROS   1Pharos6esFspE7WRBCBsXCVyL7AKNyWuh
1PEEWEE   1Peewee2e8rLy4To1DzMNvo64w6hQFyznf
1HAUNCH   1Haunch1QskRp56R296HpfH91ch9Z4NWkt
1GUITAR   1Guitar6L41FdUcscmcLmtqdAggiij2TJ3
1HECTOR   1Hector6PQcgwhaQ9cCLjgtZzvpy359aPx
1GNOSES   1Gnoses5g5i4j9bZfikByqtdcFMzf12SGu
1MANURE   1Manure1PyoFc2agJhhXYgAudzb814MTmd
1LAUNCH   1Launch2ezDgRpbqsPymKAoTH4JDAfppXh
1HABOOB   1Haboob2Pm6G27S8R3bgcsbRsWwK3GUzbB
1LOBBED   1Lobbed8WuaaSmYU7PJctDYgcgdnGpMZWc
1HAMPER   1Hamper2QsdS2ApDmcd29qG3xwA1eSxt34
1POPGUN   1Popgun5jDTsebuzQaebrN2GvS4DmKJD8
1JIGSAW   1Jigsaw9Nrgd79FyD3jgpUAQ4kUA6u3JSx
1FEAST   1FEAST2XyiTUzHHHmwJWGsmz1qaiBATw6w
1ASSET   1ASSET85ugYdvSmxDJ26obtgUovwttQ9BX
1CHUTE   1CHUTE2r2EWMLs4kFxxhn55KVMEjPCWxgG
1CUTUP   1CUTUP8HLPQ5gXNnEJ3qgZoCgbvdPkkyY8
1AGAPE   1AGAPE24Zp1uGoUnehoRELpvqJXSc2vsuo

Just checked.. there's an orphaned block a couple hours prior, according to blockchain.info.. that's about it

No, which is strange, usually almost instantaneous..

Same here, Sent a payout, transaction is listed, balance depleted, but hours later, no such transaction:

https://blockexplorer.com/tx/3a5ddefde2fda13d61264dbb4a131ea554b762c15fc4dcd66e159f4a8d133b29

I'm down by 0.01 BTC! Please Help! lol

Cool, thanks. Good call kicking in that masked PIN, too.

Hey Tycho.. regarding long-poll drop-out mystery, have you seen this post from ckolivas? https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=28402.msg393939#msg393939

Alright.. worth a shot, no?

For the next round: 7

Okay I'll bite. 17jYVen8KDPYCAE2nMkB5BbiFjkZ1f7kU8
Thanks.
Can't find where you announced the forum lotto, though... link?

MHash is Millions of Hashes per second where khash is Thousands, so it sounds like you're getting 1000 times less horsepower than you should be. Has all this hashing resulted in a single accepted share? You should be getting thousands a day.

Hi Tycho, and Bob,

guiminer with cgminer did in fact run all weekend without incident, with no flags.   guiminer with poclbm failed after minutes, not an overheating issue at all.

Oh my. I get 5.0 Mhash/s on just 3 cores of CPU! An ATI card should pull no less than 100Mhash/s.

Make sure you're picking the video card in the GUIMiner worker's "Devices" dropdown, it may default to your CPU. It may have a funny name like "Juniper".

In GUIminer, with CL, it's not a heat issue.. after a few minutes (and always under 75 degrees) i get a pile of long poll I/O errors, then it's like this:

2013-04-26 10:22:20: Listener for "cl-deepbit": ResponseNotReady
2013-04-26 10:22:20: Listener for "cl-deepbit": Traceback (most recent call last):
2013-04-26 10:22:20: Listener for "cl-deepbit": File "GetworkSource.pyo", line 198, in long_poll_thread
2013-04-26 10:22:20: Listener for "cl-deepbit": File "GetworkSource.pyo", line 106, in request
2013-04-26 10:22:20: Listener for "cl-deepbit": File "GetworkSource.pyo", line 144, in timeout_response
2013-04-26 10:22:20: Listener for "cl-deepbit": File "httplib.pyo", line 1018, in getresponse
2013-04-26 10:22:20: Listener for "cl-deepbit": ResponseNotReady
2013-04-26 10:22:20: Listener for "cl-deepbit": Traceback (most recent call last):
2013-04-26 10:22:20: Listener for "cl-deepbit": File "GetworkSource.pyo", line 198, in long_poll_thread
2013-04-26 10:22:23: Listener for "cl-deepbit": pit.deepbit.net:8332 26/04/2013 10:22:23, long poll IO error
2013-04-26 10:22:26: Listener for "cl-deepbit": pit.deepbit.net:8332 26/04/2013 10:22:26, long poll IO error
2013-04-26 10:22:29: Listener for "cl-deepbit": pit.deepbit.net:8332 26/04/2013 10:22:29, long poll IO error
2013-04-26 10:22:31: Listener for "cl-deepbit": pit.deepbit.net:8332 26/04/2013 10:22:31, long poll IO error
2013-04-26 10:22:33: Listener for "cl-deepbit": pit.deepbit.net:8332 26/04/2013 10:22:33,  'NoneType' object has no attribute 'settimeout'
2013-04-26 10:22:33: Listener for "cl-deepbit": pit.deepbit.net:8332 26/04/2013 10:22:33, long poll IO error
2013-04-26 10:22:34: Listener for "cl-deepbit": pit.deepbit.net:8332 26/04/2013 10:22:34, server error: Deepbit.lib.InfoException: You are reconnecting to long poll too fast
2013-04-26 10:22:34: Listener for "cl-deepbit": pit.deepbit.net:8332

26/04/2013 10:22:34, long poll IO error Deepbit.lib.InfoException: You are reconnecting to long poll too fast
2013-04-26 10:22:35: Listener for "cl-deepbit": pit.deepbit.net:8332 26/04/2013 10:22:35,  'NoneType' object has no attribute 'settimeout'


Is there a way to adjust polling reconnect rate? Is that all it could be?

Can't use cgminer, it's too aggressive with video card for deesktop use, looking at bfgminer though

I'll try it on cg over the weekend.. I don't get as high a rate as with poclbm, especially with my aforementioned cl tweak, but worth a try.

Hi Tycho, I appreciate all you've done with deepbit, the quick payouts are great, the only reason I've stopped using it is the long polling errors that would prevent it from running overnight. Is there a solution to that?

Also check this out, could use feedback

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=187807.0

Made two simple modifications to phatk.cl, speed went from 131 Mh/s to 136 Mh/s on Radeon 5750 @ 800Mhz. Be sure to use -v -w 128 in Flags (I use -v -w128 -f60 -s 0.001 for desktop use, gets about 125 with no lag).

Optimized 2 inline functions and replaced all "mod 8" with "bitwise-and 7".

Just replace with this copy for 3% boost. Let me know if you get more out of it! I'd appreciate any feedback.

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/205653/bc/phatk.cl

Donations welcome :) 17jYVen8KDPYCAE2nMkB5BbiFjkZ1f7kU8

 

One other thing, If you're on XP (32-bit), the AMD/ATI Catalyst 11.8 drivers are the latest you'll find with full OpenCL support. Anything after that they seem to have dropped CL from XP (in favor of a newer architecture perhaps).

The package is called: 11-8_xp32_dd_ccc_ocl

Also, StreamSDK_2-2_xp32 worked for me