Pity about that - they didn't implement the "API devs" or "API stats" commands for some reason.
So no device information is available via the API

miner.php has rather extensive SQL style grouping and selecting you can do on a custom page like that - so when they add that I can group the SUMMARY with the device DEVS and include device statistics (e.g. device temperature) that they provide (or do the same with STATS)

Oh and thanks again for another donation (if that was you?)
Don't worry about it though, I'm not doing extra changes to get more donations - once was more than enough for this

Edit: oh, also don't forget that "Difficulty Accepted" is random so has a sizeable variance - of course based on the share difficulty.
But that snapshot you did above (after 10hrs) pretty much says indeed KNC4 is performing better than the other 3.

Sorry - no history stored in cgminer (or the API)

I've added a button at the top 'Kano' that produces an abbreviated summary.
The "Paid GH/s" at the front is that value I was referring to.
To be exact it is:
 round(pow(2,32)*Difficulty Accepted/Elapsed/10000000)/100
Interesting that I found a bug in the 'gen' code that allows fields to be created like that
(It was replacing "Accepted" and not seeing "Difficulty Accepted" first)
I'll fix that in git shortly. done.

I've removed most of the less interesting fields so that the width is a lot less.

If you want any of the fields I removed added back just let me know.

bitfinex.com

Well I don't know how to tell you all this.

So I will just tell you.

My Saturn arrived today after a 6.5 day trip from Sweden to my home in the Northern Florida area.

The box....... almost pristine. Few small tears. Open the box there is some extra pink foam on the sides of the miner in addition to the end foam.

Inside the miner, I opened it up........pristine. No fans hanging off, no loose wires, no heatsink plastic, FLAWLESS

I plug my Corsair HX850 into the unit, plug in the Ethernet, put in the "paper clip"
Find it on the network, login in all looks well.

It has the .95 firmware

Its hashing at between 260 and 274GH to BTCGuild. Between 45-51C on the chips.

So I was dying to screw with it, take it apart, put it back together again, tweak it, mess with it.

I can't, I shouldn't, it just works.

What am I missing?

I should add a field to do the A: to GH/s calculation ...
(miner.php allows you to calculate almost any field over a set of results or a single result line)

and where is the

 development list

That site just pulls data from dot-bit page which is down. You can refresh it all day, it wont update. MOreover they pull that data from dot-bit without attribution, then put a banner add on it for their own profit. Please delete that bookmark, and add these;

http://dot-bit.org/tools/nextDifficulty.php (currently down)
http://bitcoinwisdom.com/bitcoin/difficulty (Estimated Next Difficulty:   401,706,911 (+50.04%))

And yes lol, 50% is within the rules. 400% is the limit I believe, and has been reached before.

I flew out of London to Stockholm and back on Friday to pick up my Jupiter. It's happily spinning now, hashing on average at about 530 GH/s. It fluctuates a bit between 515 and 545.

I had trouble setting it up at first, and panicked for a moment when I thought the device was faulty when lights didn't come on -- although the psu was connected correctly and the fans started spinning. When I opened up the box, the problem was visible -- the little linux device (simpler than a Rasb pi) was loose! 

Once that was pressed down, problem solved. Big relief.

What final is the difference  8vrms and 4 vrms board?

Nope. But in thailand bahtcoin.com has done it for two years.

Wedge formation on Mt. Gox. That supposedly means that a move out of the wedge is a significant indicator for future price movements.

Hi guys,

so I played a little with firmware settings, voltage (0.7 / 0.9) and after a few restarts I now have my Mercury running stable at 130 GH/s and only have ~15 cores disabled instead of 40 cores with firmware 0.90 and enablecore.bin.

I made a few photos from the ASIC board and found out that the VRM with an output voltage from 0.9V they reach temperatures over 89°C.

Here is an album I made:

http://imgur.com/a/wVSbq