...plus had the advantage of wife-compatibility: no heat*, no noise.
That's it! This is another one major feature  I have a gridseed (which is 300k\8g) and on night time I always moving it with RPi to the kitchen  It's damn noisy |
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I'm sure that the contributors to this thread have amply answered your question, but I'd still assure you that there is a lot of life left in the USB miner concept yet, especially in view of the comment made by WetSeals about people that would like to mine, but have very limited funds, or that made by MiningSensei about how he built up his hashing power ....
Our company will shortly be offering a 100GH/sec capable USB miner (to get that it has to use the included AC adapter) at substantially under US$75, and no, that's not a misprint. 100 GH/sec at under US$75.
Does that proposition make sense to you?
This is awesome! BUT! U r telling to people that hey r stupid scammers. So... U r a scammer! Why? 1. No profit to your "company". 2. U r blaming others. So, if your words r true, plz provide some samples to bitcointalk users for tests and overviews. That will be a nice advertising and people will b standing in queus to buy some miners from u, because it sounds like u r the most awesome miners producing company. |
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Hey all! Just found that coin. You are all discussing about algo change. Why? Why do you need this? Because of profit from coin?.. That will be fail. In my opinion, you should change not the algo, but the conception of coin.
E.g., let have some look at CarboinCoin. I didn't know nothing about it till yesterday and I've found that it has been relaunched. The devs are planting trees! Simple thing. But it's great! It makes coin to be not like others with some material "background". I'm not advertising it! All I wanna say that you can ... how to say... I don't know, help bees for example. Everybody knows that their population decreases. And if they will gone, all will gone. I think that you understands me.
So, in two words. Don't change algo, change coin concept instead. Now it's like nyan, meow, doge and so on.
Thank you.
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In my opinion tha good coin is the coin, that: - has a great developer, which knows what he does; - coin is developped to help in solving some problems or something like that; - coin is made for people, not for "to the moon capitals" of developers; - coin has something special, that others don't; - coin in which a creator trust and believe. Topic closed |
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What engine does the game have?
Oh, I see. Unity... Well, why not Source or powerfull Unreal Engine with included map editor?
What about further game's development? Will you support and develop it or it's just only "as is" for the coin "feature"?
Thanks.
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seems like ... nothingcoin
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Mark my words don't buy above 9
yeah, man, you were right. But in twitter hastag #mooncoin there was such a mess about "buy now" when it costs 0,000006 LTC (mmm, 0,0..017 btc max as I remeber). I bought a million ones. Now it's ~0,00000480. And is falling. I can sold them now, but I had an experience with infinitecoin whan I bought by 0,000004, it was smoothly rising, but then a dump to 0,000003. I sold and in a few days it costs 0,000005. May be pump'n'dumpers are injecting such "recommendations" in twitter, forums and so on, I don't know. Besides, today there was a nice short dump to 0,0000045 and pump to 0,000006, which have happens in a 10 or 20 seconds But what fo the coin it has a nice idealogy, which says that a number of coins is equal to a distance to the Moon. Besides, likes an infinites (which will be totally must soon), it has ... mmm ... coins, which you can "hold". Not 0,000005 values, but 500 000. This is simply to understand to people, which are not inflicted in cryptocurrency yet, I think. |
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iFr4G5REr142N4qYfo5JWYLTPXt5Hg4qA4 Infinitecoin is the first "whole" number coin! Not 0.0000000 floats, only 1000... integeres! And that is nice! You can hold it in hands I'd like to fly with it to the moooon |
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Отписал в саппорт. Ответили:
Dear Sir,
The Bter point is a gift for your trading on our platform.
They can bring you profit to share the end of month bonus.
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iFr4G5REr142N4qYfo5JWYLTPXt5Hg4qA4
Спасибо огромное!
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Hey! I think that it will be usefull to make hide/show buttons under all currencies an save them in sessions, so that users can watch only that ones, in which they are interested.
Thanks!
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Slashka: I'll be looking at the android e-mails from Leismith ASAP, please don't be discouraged; hopefully you two can create a new android repository asap.
Ok, Rob! Besides, I couldn't compile it  About repo. Will it be another one or a part of a official? Because I can create it in a second |
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Grats to all community with past hollidays!!! Let the coin have a bright future!
I have found a cryptsy thread with post how to compile gridcoind in ubuntu. Will try today with purpose of making exchange site.
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Hey guys! Well, I almost synced now but getting a dotnet error (which is better). Before I used a non install version (debug.log says that can not find peers). You should update package on site. |
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Hey Slashka, post your grc address so we can send you some donations for your help. I'm ready to write an exchange site in a couple of days, but all I need is a linux version of a gricdoind (daemon version), because I can not find what source are responsible for compiling it. BTW, is it necessary to install boinc to use wallet only? Because I have no connections to network a long time It's in my signature. GAJVTf4JLxPwX8e3rq51jaJo2KMH6GrGDZ Thank you anyway! My brain is waiting for programming queries  |
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Hi,
Don't worry, we'll fix the syncing issue first - MySQL would be a full 6 months out anyway, its such as drastic change. I'm talking about replacing berkeleyDB altogether and moving to MySQL after it is provably working alongside berkeleyDB.
Regarding MySQL, first, we'll still have a memory pool for volatile transactions; that works fine; its used when someone buys a coffee with gridcoins and the tx is not part of a block.
Regarding scalability of MySQL don't worry about that, I have seen tables with 5 million rows, with clustered indexes they work fine, and in this type of situation we're really only using the last 100 blocks at any given time; not a problem for an enterprise database to handle. Not to mention we would have 30,000 copies of it all doing the work on each individual pc, so I think it would actually be more efficient than writing to locked files on the filesystem (ie the algos are already there to efficiently search for relevant data in contrast to searching the chain for data sequentially).
Regarding choosing MySQL, its free and strong enough to work without paying any royalties, and works cross platform. It would allow database administrators who want to support gridcoin to get involved to write ansi-92 reports etc.
Rob H.
That's nice! Don't think that I'm too intrusive, but contact me. I wanna help with development |
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Hey guys,
Been extremely busy, lots of emails coming in to the contact address, and finishing up v1.0 of the integrated miner -- the wallet is still compatible with cgminer, reaper, guiminer and gridcoinminer however.
The integrated miner has a "sleep" function only designed to be used if we ever implement the network sleep algo allowing segments of the network to sleep; still being discussed on cryptocointalk; no resolution.
Just as an FYI, the gridcoinminer was developed to sit out during a non-eligible hash block; the function is not turned on and still in the discussion phase.
Regarding future pools, since a detached pool could undermine the security of gridcoin obviously we don't want that, so for now, we are focusing on ways to make the current integrated pool robust enough to handle 1000 users. Its scalable enough to do 100 as-is without a code change. We have a plan that can allow it to scale to 1000 users by turning on the hourly wallet consolidation feature (requires a release) and I believe that will allow us to operate for a year or so as long as we keep growing. In the longer term we would need something a little better (only necessary if we have more than 500 pool miners), and I personally think the answer is adding MySQL support to the coin -- with a database integrated into the coin, we could then do the cool things to this coin that would make it supportable from an IT standpoint and allow the larger features to be added; for example in the current state, its extremely hard to add new tables of data (such as guid-poolminer-payment-confirm) and a database like MySQL would allow us to do that and support the code. So in summary, I think for pool mining over the next year:
1) Use the integrated miner until we reach 100 users (we are at 33 already)
2) Release a patched version of the wallet that switches to daily payouts, supporting up to 1000 users.
3) Over the next year, add my-sql to the coin
4) After that is debugged, add pool mining to the database
5) Enjoy a stable, provable integrated pool with close to unlimited scalability and features
Rob Halford
Hey, Rob. This is great news! But I'm afraid of using mysql. Why? Now all clients are stucked on loading block chains. The performance depends of hdd speed mostly. Though, in my opinion, it will fall with including database. May be a wrong comparison, but that's why all high load projects put popular query results in cache. |
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I'm ready to write an exchange site in a couple of days, but all I need is a linux version of a gricdoind (daemon version), because I can not find what source are responsible for compiling it. BTW, is it necessary to install boinc to use wallet only? Because I have no connections to network a long time |
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Now it shows a synced. Hopefully will stay that way... about to start mining. Also, I have these addnodes:
addnode=76.187.184.27:9778
addnode=66.187.94.194:9778
addnode=76.74.177.224:9778
addnode=84.125.196.167:9778
addnode=71.233.139.62:9778
addnode=72.92.48.105:9778
Not sure if that made a difference too or not.
Hey, guys? May be there are some other nodes to add, because this ones don't work for me. No connection Or may be I should setup incoming port in my router. Which one then? Thanks! |
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