Sound like I am getting into bitcoins at the worst time.......
Bitcoin is not only "mining" And bitcoin is not a get rich quick scheme. If you came here with your graphic card expecting to become rich with mining then you are wrong. |
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It sounds like scam detected  |
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Because keeping the fpga on bitcoin would be useless? At least on BOINC it would do something useful
Says who? What makes it useless on the bitcoin-network? My guess is that even when ASICs are around the probability to solve a block on FPGAs is still higher than the probability to do anything useful on BOINC. Let's speak about CPU mining  Is it useful today? Your guess is epic wrong btw. SETI isn't the only projects, there are dozens of other projects, biology, medic, physics etcetc and everyone of them released dozens of scientific papers with their results. No need to make "guess", facts speak. |
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Because keeping the fpga on bitcoin would be useless? At least on BOINC it would do something useful
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The bitcoin software ignores a block chain if it does not have 51% or more of new mined blocks.
What?? |
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I am going to buy an asic capable of 60GH/s
Good luck, so far no one started shipping ASICs... |
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Loveland is the codename of your GPU. It's your computer, you are supposed to know how your hardware is named lol.
This said, well, what's the problem? Your CPU make 500khash/s while your GPU 3-5mhash/s. That's all. It sucks and is very low, so it's wasted time but since it looks like a notebook it's normal.
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Sounds like a corrupted blockchain, sometime it happens. As other said, backup your wallet.dat and delete the files (you don't need to delete wallet.dat btw...) and start the client, it will re-download the whole blockchain but the problem will be solved.
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The sad thing is I've seen articles where murderers and rapists get threatened with less jail time than that.
+1 to this |
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Most of them are "i'll make my own coins so i own a lot of them and i become super rich" fails...  |
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Ok, but, how is one supposed to know that his/her wallet software follows the rules unless he/she is a programmer and reads the code before compiling every new version? In the same way you know that your operative system is not stealing your credit cards and banking data |
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Fixing bitcoin would be very easy: just make it use another algorithm. Everyone download it, problem solved.
Yeah ASIC would be useless but as other said, the whole world use sha256 so if that happens then bitcoin will be the last of our problems. This implying sha256 will be cracked of course...
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I totally quote Lethn, he is epic right!
Pretty much everything that happened in bitcoin was not new for me, since i already met it tons of times in EVE. The pirate ponzi? Oh lol, daily routine in EVE, everyone in EVE would instantly say "lol that pirate thing is definitely a scam"
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Usually in less than a week a normal person is fine from flu, just some fever, some symptoms, that's all.
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That explains everything
Repentance, software update doesn't matter when a lot of ppl use a website, for so many ppl we would need better hardware, not software
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nor promise to keep accepting them if the U.S. Exchange Stabiization Fund cracks the bitcoin creation code or the New York Commodities Exchange starts a "market" in bitcoin futures to be controlled by JPMorganChase & Co. et al. Lolwut? |
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Miners get them. They find blocks and put transactions in them and get the transaction fees
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