fairly frequently.

I have the 1.2 source, if anyone needs it PM me. It has coin control and cool graphics, and it don't hang on initial sync. It's a cosmetic upgrade, as near as I can tell, but it's nice.

edit: presstab, taking it down was kind of a dick maneuver. I don't know what went down between you and thundertoe, but that ain't right.

The current version works great. I guess presstab had some more ideas for it, but there were no issues, just some upgrades he was working on. The older wallet had a problem downloading the blockchain the first time, but there was a file available that fixed that by importing it to a recent height. Other than that, it worked fine too. I got my first stakes with the original wallet. Currently have no coins ready to stake, though a couple are close. the coin control features are nice, too.

If you're talking compiling it for linux, easy. I'm not a programmer, but if you have all the bitcoin dependencies installed to current, it's make -f makefile.unix then sit and wait for a few minutes.


If you're talking about modifying the code, I have no clue

So it's worth a third of a SeaDoo?

I'm a bit taken aback by this. I thought all was well betwixt you guys.

I don't know who's slingin' shit, and honestly don't care, but I am going to say that both of you gentlemen have been very good to me when I had (sometimes stupid) questions. TEK is my favorite coin, and was even before Presstab's improved wallet. What he brought to the table was quite nice, and what you had already accomplished was very cool as well.

I can see the desire to have your own deal. That part makes sense, but WTF with the personal shit?

Thank you, sir!


Well, I'm in the process right now. But I had it working on a test rig a couple days ago, reading the network and such. Didn't connect a miner to it at that point, cuz I managed to hose up some other things. Shoot me a PM, and I may be able to help.

Ok, I have to agree with this, even though it does get old. Still, it's a lot of reading, and that seems to be a skill that becomes less and less important to people at large these days.

So, to the new guy, I'll address it for ya. I doubt that Pbmining will touch this again, as they got burned before.

Once, early in their existence, they did reveal where they mined, and they got personal threats and people harassing them in their homes. So they went anonymous as much as possible, deleting the information. This was months ago, so the info itself is probably outdated. At the time, they mined at Eligius. Whether or not they still do, I don't know or care. They have always paid me on time, usually early, and they have always been courteous and quick to answer me and others who weren't simply trolling. They stopped answering this particular question about 50 pages back, cuz it was done to death.

I won't do your research for you. It's all in the thread. If you are looking to invest in them, I recommend it and hope you'll use my link (see sig). The caveat to that, of course, is that due diligence is due on your part. Make your own decisions based on the data available. If you go by customer satisfaction (and you should as one of several indicators) then I think you will find that those of us who are customers are quite pleased with pbmining. I don't promote products and services I don't believe in. Sometimes I'm wrong, we all are at times, but I am honest. Pb isn't one of the ones I'm wrong about.

Has this gone anywhere? I wondered for two reasons.

One, I'm interested, and two, my wallet is stuck, so I thought something may have happened in my absence.

It's not good either, and a lot of hardware is being shipped out to not work well with 7. My wally world HP came with 8.1, I got completely sick of it, and put 7 on it, with proper drivers, and had endless problems. So, I put 8.1 back... slower than god. Now I have ubuntu and I'm seeing the kind of performance you would expect with 4 cores and 8 gigs of ram.

Learning a new OS at my age isn't the easiest thing I've ever attempted, but so far it's going well. Sync wallet works a lot better than it did under windows as well

Got hardly nothin' in it, but what the hell.

well, I suppose somethng had to. Win 8.1 has driven me to ubuntu.

I probabaly just missed it, but I can't seem to find the diff retarget specs. Help a brother out?

Reason: I'm learning how to set up MPOS. It wants to know

an' dis li'l piggy went a hashin'

Customer #: 1446
entry #13

A woman is having an affair, when she and her lover discover her son is hiding in the closet. As the father is coming home, her lover hides in the closet with the boy. He starts moaning "it's dark in here! I'm gonna scream!"

The man says "shhh... keep quite and I'll buy you  a tricycle". the boy is silent and the man keeps his word.

Come the next Sunday, the boy is attending his first confession. He walks into the booth, looks around and says "It's dark in here.."

The priest comes back and says, "Now son, don't start  that shit again!"

But matter is energy, and energy was expended to make the metal shavings align correctly on the HD, which are slowed enough to be considered matter, anyway. So what's the matter?

On the issue at hand, I have to agree with those hollering. Not incrementing the versions tends to be very confusing.

Sounds about right!

Now get Ubuntu, and things will continue to improve

I'm a Windows guy, but two things have forced me to start migrating to Ubuntu.

One, Windows 8/8.1 Second worst abortion in the history of Windows, and they did so good with 7.
Two, my job requires me to deal with linux.

So, I have been, and it's a cool system! I may abandon Windows altogether once I get more competent at Ubuntu.

Raskul is a personal friend of mine, so I must defend him. He can't be helped. He's a Scot, and he's my friend. You really think a psychiatrist can do anything with that combination?

On with the show...

I'm enjoying the show, to be honest, but I lost a bit on this debacle. For those of you who think raskul "took advantage", well, I sold to him, based on the relative values of TEK and SYNC at the time the deal was made, at .3 BTC per SYNC, which was nearly twice the market rate. Granted, we are friends, but I would have probably gone a bit lower. By doing this, I stopped the bleeding on my side, gained 80 TEK (about a third of the way there on the spondoolies SP10, which is a beautiful machine), and came out just a few pennies down from my initial investment.

I'm out of Sync now. Pun definitely intended. This coin looked pretty cool, I took the risk, and now it's falling apart. Perhaps it will get fixed. I hope so, and if the major issues get fixed, I'll mine at the multipool again. But for now?

Staking. Staking at .3 and above is stupid, given the rarity of the coin. Plus, it's not even true. Several people have staked at lower numbers. Dev needs to address this.

Syncing. Syncing is a huge issue! I've had fewer problems than a lot of you, but my wallet is ALWAYS a block or two behind the block chain unless I restart it. It does sync right up, but then it stops, and doesn't report itself as being out of sync. It's the current version, not flavored. And this issue is not just me or a minor few. Bittrex has to keep kicking the wallet as well. Not sure about Poloniex or Mint, but I waited quite a while on my withdrawals from Polo. Because of this issue, Sync broke my perfect record with Bittrex. Up to this point, I have never had any issue on that exchange, unless you count the night I logged in drunk and sold some shit coins lower than market. That was on me, of course

On that note, I'd like to shout out to Rami and Richie at Bittrex. I spoke with them on IRC about my issue, and they fixed it in minutes. Very good operators over there.

Ok, Raskul and I came to an agreement, here it is, if this is acceptable.

My balance is 0.09955298

Which at .3btc = 0.029865894

For this amount, if you accept, you agree to mine 80 TEK to my address.

I'm out of this game. Not sure where my position is, but I'm not pursuing it further at this time. TEK's been good to me for months, I'm going with a winner.

I trust Ritchie. If it's a tech issue, I'll not hassle him for now. I'm just wondering why the block explorer is giving me a 404???

If I haven't seen it in another couple of hours, I'll give Ritchie a poke

Waiting some hours on a withdrawal from Bittrex. I try to put the TX ID into both the block explorer and the console, and I get nothing. On the block explorer, I'm getting a 404 error, and on the console it says it can't find the transaction. Any clues?

One could hope so...