33% now, admin should consider to temporarz stop registrations when we approach 50
or just take down the network... lol  +1 lol so at 51% would we just rape anyone else who's trying to mine? In theory, a hacker could use t to gain complete control of the entire network. |
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what happens if we go over 51%?
The world ends |
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There'sjust a lag in the stats, dumb asses
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Perhaps we should give it longer then 10 minutes??
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How often do the stats update?
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Really? Man, am I glad you're here |
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With only 1 pool, isn't it pretty much garrenteed to have over 51%?
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You are aware, that minerd is a cpu mining program, right? |
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F*ck you latency! 44 orphaned blocks!
Anyone close to the nodes willing to donate?
Y9r9BeuaZrPvyiTcSEDxHWD4QaZ3AzMwHQ
I'm on the other side of the world, and I had no issues....Speed of light, is the speed of light.. Speed of light in a vacuum is the speed of light - It can travel as slow as 14mph through a diamond. K. OK, but it's not running through a diamond. It's running through Fiber, or highly conductive copper wiring.... Sorry, only messing about  K. Oh, lol, my bad |
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Man, I am so bummed. I've been waiting to bring my TRS-80 back online, and all I've gotten are orphans.....omg, when I think of all the little lost children..........
I got my Commodore 64 daisy chained to my Atari 2600 and am finding 12 blocks every second!!! Dude, everyone knows, you need a coleco visio, in between those 2, to maximize hash rate!!! |
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F*ck you latency! 44 orphaned blocks!
Anyone close to the nodes willing to donate?
Y9r9BeuaZrPvyiTcSEDxHWD4QaZ3AzMwHQ
I'm on the other side of the world, and I had no issues....Speed of light, is the speed of light.. Speed of light in a vacuum is the speed of light - It can travel as slow as 14mph through a diamond. K. OK, but it's not running through a diamond. It's running through Fiber, or highly conductive copper wiring.... |
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A lot of people are asking me about this so - for Ubuntu 12 + Go to http://novacoin.org/install/ and follow the instructions substitute libdb4.8++-dev for libdb5.3++-dev for Ubuntu 12.10 + Next sudo apt-get install bitcoind to load the rest of the libs you need. Then git clone the client. In this instance git clone https://github.com/pocopoco/yacoin.gitEdit net.cpp in yacoin/src on line 28 and change static const int MAX_OUTBOUND_CONNECTIONS = 8; to static const int MAX_OUTBOUND_CONNECTIONS = 1000; <--- or whatever you want 200 is probably a bit more conservative  Once compiled run the client and set the yacoin.conf to do that run editor /home/"YOURUSERNAME"/.yacoin/yacoin.conf and copy the rpcuser and pass that is generated on the screen Then run the client in daemon mode. ./yacoind -daemon -gen -addnode=82.211.30.212 Then you can run the commands from here https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Original_Bitcoin_client/API_calls_listto check the state. The only one you really need is ./yacoind getstatus P.S. since 82.211.30.212 is in the EU, it would help to run a VPN etc that is in or near Germany... If you found this useful YJoLsK17Z78C5dndqhh5os1mKnXcnUR2qM Again, I'm in Canada. Distance doesn't matter |
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F*ck you latency! 44 orphaned blocks!
Anyone close to the nodes willing to donate?
Y9r9BeuaZrPvyiTcSEDxHWD4QaZ3AzMwHQ
I'm on the other side of the world, and I had no issues....Speed of light, is the speed of light.. |
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Amazes me that 1.8 million of these were mined in like 14 seconds (slight exaggeration but not much). Despite that, people are CUTTING IN LINE to hand those early miners, likely bot nets, their hard earned BTC.
WHY ?!?
When the coin launches, not only is the difficulty low enough, that you can potentially mine thousands of coins, in a day, when, with increased diff, you could take weeks or months to mine that much, plus, people sell it off real cheap...So, let's say you stockpile 10k of it....It debuts on an echange @ ~0.004 BTC....Do you need me to fetch you a calculator?? |
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Amazes me that 1.8 million of these were mined in like 14 seconds (slight exaggeration but not much). Despite that, people are CUTTING IN LINE to hand those early miners, likely bot nets, their hard earned BTC.
WHY ?!? The crypto mania has reached a crescendo with this coin. FTC and CHN were sketchy but this takes the cake. CPU only. WAT ?!
Or, you could actually take a second to realize that difficulty was so fscking low that you could solve a block with a pencil and a piece of paper yep, that's why huge number of people with better things than pencil haven't mind anything or almost anything but orphans. I would estimate 1, maybe 2% of miners had problems... oh phuking really? https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=199264Dude, that's only 6 pages...And I'm sure some people posted more than once...And most of it, was user error....Something is blocking your ports....Figure it out |
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Amazes me that 1.8 million of these were mined in like 14 seconds (slight exaggeration but not much). Despite that, people are CUTTING IN LINE to hand those early miners, likely bot nets, their hard earned BTC.
WHY ?!? The crypto mania has reached a crescendo with this coin. FTC and CHN were sketchy but this takes the cake. CPU only. WAT ?!
Or, you could actually take a second to realize that difficulty was so fscking low that you could solve a block with a pencil and a piece of paper yep, that's why huge number of people with better things than pencil haven't mind anything or almost anything but orphans. I would estimate 1, maybe 2% of miners had problems... |
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How many YAC are in the developer's hands right now? 1.79 million?
And how many of those "selling YAC for ..." are real transactions? If not, who is the imbecile paying BTC for some deeply flawed brand new coin? I suppose a fool and his money are easily parted but this is borderline ridiculous. Might as well just cut a check to the developer and his friends and dispense with the charade of transferring YAC
I've seen no evidence there is an abnormally large amount of YAC in the developers hands. Also no reason to think the for sale threads aren't genuine. A lot of people want to get in on it because if history repeats itself there is a good chance of these coins becoming highly valuable in the future. I sure hope so. I'm holding my coins. I wanna see the guys who were selling them off for pennies, go oops. even if they debut on an exchange for 0.003, that's a lot of money lost |
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The Orphans are caused by network latency, on your end, for what ever reason.If it was a problem with the client or coin, it would affect everyone. And frig off with the whole, closer to Germany thing. I'm in Canada. Doesn't get much farther from Germany.
The orphans are caused by someone mining a block that has already been solved (and will therefor get rejected). It affected a lot of people because blocks were being solved way to fast (versus the new block propagating through all the miners + latency). And yet its still happening, even with difficulty way up... |
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So people understand why it's a lot harder, about 14 hours ago the difficulty was 0.00028532, now it's 0.03302380 - 115 times harder.
This is very relevant. The difficulty is adjusted with each block rather than jumping at certain block-counts like most crypto-coins. So the chance of finding a block has gone down gradually throughout the day with more and more people mining. that must explain the low number of orphans! The Orphans are caused by network latency, on your end, for what ever reason.If it was a problem with the client or coin, it would affect everyone. And frig off with the whole, closer to Germany thing. I'm in Canada. Doesn't get much farther from Germany. |
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