draw is based on load. IF there is no load, it can't deliver anything. You can't spit electrons into empty air. I'm assuming poor wording, rather than magic

Just seemed like they were getting to ya. Hey, it's free advice. It's worth at least what you paid for it

It's never impossible to riot, you just need to gather about a dozen angry and/or drunk people. I'd think in this thread alone you could recruit a rather strong riot

Sorry, couldn't resist. I know english isn't your language, it was just funny

forgetme?

A small bit of advice, if you don't mind.

Don't get in a pissing war with the detractors. Just don't respond, unless they bring up a point that actually needs addressing. When you do respond, do so respectfully, generally addressing the legit concern, and without directing it at them.

One other thing. Buy a punching bag. It will save you hours of grief

I speak from experience. I've recently joined the dev team of earthcoin, and people come AT YOU all at once. It can be a bit overwhelming. Do the best you can. If your intentions are good, you'll do as well as the market allows. Never ignore criticism, but you can safely ignore insults. Criticism just might be real, or show you an angle you missed.

Good luck!

Following this with some interest.

I'd like to offer some advice to you, if you truly are a newbie on this forum. (good advice even if the account is all that's new )

This place will get brutal, even if you're 100 percent legit. Not might, will. Do NOT react to this by insulting the trolls/freaks/concerned denizens. You can't tell them apart when emotions get hot.

If you have even a hint of delay, say so about a second after you know about it. This will raise your credibility in this very ugly market tenfold while costing you only time.
If someone wants a refund, give it, regardless of TOS. The positive feedback will give you more credibility, leading to more sales.

DO NOT VANISH!!!

Absolutely the worst thing you can do is stop communicating. Silence is not only not golden, it is the breeding ground of FUD. It will KILL your company. If something is wrong, tell us. We are aware that this is bleeding edge tech. If something unexpectedly goes right, Tell us! Everyone likes good news.

Don't lie. Even if the news is bad/ugly/fatal. You will be found out. Some of the company hunters here don't have any other goal in life. If you're legit, they are your best friend. But they will find EVERYTHING related to you, your company, you ancestry, your prefernces... once pissed off they are like robotic bloodhounds. They don't stop. So if you're legit, they'll help you. If you're not... well, you were warned.

Since the above comes off as a bit unfriendly, let me say that my tone is from having gotten too involved in one of your competitor's threads, and getting my own rep a bit tarnished by association. I personally came out good, but because of me I think some people bought a machine that is unlikely to ever be delivered. Inadvertent on my part, but a shame to me nevertheless. I actually wish you well, given attention to the above.

Kevin Biomech

already using fixed diff @64. You had set this up for me last time, and it made no difference. For whatever reason, my machine and your pool just didn't get along

This time around, it's just about flawless. The only real variation I'm getting is when it switches coins, and that seems to me like it's probably inevitable. A month made a lot of difference I haven't tried with vardiff, and since I"m getting good results see no real reason to do so. But if you'd like me to for testing or whatever, let me know.

That's electrically impossible. Can you clarify what you mean?

Penis envy?

Sorry, that was rude, but this does get on my nerves. Asics are a sign of SUCCESS of the scrypt algorithm. Bitcoin's network is just about impenetrable at this point. It would take the majority of the world's computing power to deliberately fork the network, and it would probably still fail after a few minutes. This is a GOOD THING if you are trying to secure the network.

Plus, GPU's are ridiculously expensive to operate, and asics are not. Those that want to develop for older/less efficient technologies are of course welcome to do so, but standing in the way of progress is a fool's game.

Gridseeds are quite affordable, even in comparison to GPU's, and no, I don't care about the "resale" argument. I'm a miner, not a gamer, and I couldn't care less if I can 'resell' my mining rig down the line because I bought the wrong damn thing. The dilution, due to many successful scrypt coins, will slow down the impact that asics will have on the coins by comparison to how fast bitcoin became an asic only game, but it does not change the fact that the tech exists, and is a positive development overall.

Luddism has never worked out. I'm remind of the old "Quiznos" add where the guy says "I fear change, I will keep my bushes".

Come, now, there is always a way to profit!   

So, How you greedy bastards doing?

Been on for about an hour now... Rejects higher than eligius, but not outrageous. Hashrate at the pool (stats) is still at a variance to cgminer, but not that significant. Probably due to switching.

All in all, performing well! It appears you got the kinks out. Last time didn't work so good for me Thanks for continuing to improve the pool.

Kevin.

Edit: after a couple hours, I'm seeing similar hashrate in stats as cgminer. Definitely fixed the issues! Outstanding!

Well, at least it's in the pipleline I really wish I could program.. 

will bfgminer work eith Technobit HEX16b boards? I have been considering eliminating the tplink in my AMT unit and plugging the boards directly to my computer.

When the system goes into failsafe mode, all transactions go into a cold wallet controlled by Wizkid057 and (I think) Luke-jr. When the database gets caught up and/or the error resolved, they initiate a manual payout. Also, as I understand it (and I could be wrong on this) they keep some reserves in there to take care of problems.

In any case, I've never seen it go more than three days of being borked up before Wk does a manual payout.

Right now I'm mining alts, but when I directly mine BTC this is the only pool I use. They've always been johnny on the spot fixing whatever goes wrong, and aside from the recent NMC thing that's still ongoing, it's always just been the stats and payouts. I've always gotten what I expected, except once when it was a bit more than I'd calculated I'm assuming the error was in my math.

Don't stress it too much. These guys are honest and have demonstrated it over a fairly long period of time. I'm in the camp that wants them to initiate mandatory fees, as I think that they ought to be well compensated AND have time for maintenance. WK has indicated that he is not in favor of this, and it's his baby, so I'll just voice my opinion and continue to donate 1 percent whenever I mine here.

I don't recall which pool it is, but at least one of the multipools switches to Eligius when they are mining bitcoin. So I know it's doable. I'll try to find out who and let you know. I'm gonna try you again here, and see how it goes. Last time not so well, but if I can get it to hash stable, it looks like more fun than just BTC mining

EDIT: It's www.multipool.us

 Here's their Eligius stats.

If this wallet don't sync very soon I'm going to sell you out to the Dominion!  If I could sync, I'd mine this bitch...

EDIT: Third try on the coin.conf got it. You won't be seeing any Jem'Hedar just yet...

You're a guy I respect, so I'll be nice, but... look at the date of registration, rather than JUST post count. Registered Dec 22. I lurked a long time before I posted, and then you could see all the posts. Now you can't if you aren't logged in.

It's my understanding (I don't use blockchain.info so take it for a research point) that you can export your private keys from your blockchain.info wallet and import them into a client such as QT or Electrum. If so, this should fix the problem for you. Well, if you're using QT that will also involve waiting an interminable amount of time for the blockchain to download

Noted. Thanks for reining me in. It's hard to hit a moving target. I've had my say, both here and in private. I'm done now on POS.

As to the other point, whether the mining curve is too inflationary, I tend to think it is. We are discussing possible changes there.

Any thoughts from those who think? This is just a thought, nothing concrete, but would a 25% reduction twice, rather than the full halving interval, be a good idea? Why or why not?

That would be priceless! That would almost be worth losing, just to say it in open court

@ testbitcoiner, and then I'm done with you.

I was paid, that is true. Haven't spent a single bit of it, nor do I intend to while the price is so low. I imagine you've been paid for a job here and there too. I am not a yes man. I have been quite critical at times. Being positive and being a yes man are entirely different things.

That being said, you have displayed again the classic techniques of someone who simply wants attention by either ignoring the argument or changing it. Once again, you either failed to read or did not care what I stated.

Proof Of Stake is NOT INTEREST!

Interest is money paid on principle from repayment of loans. Proof of Stake is a secondary creation of currency.

And your bitterness towards miners makes no sense. Without miners, there is no network. Without a network, there is no Earthcoin.... Oh. I guess it does make sense.

And now I'm done with you. Get someone who knows how to debate to post your points from now on, if indeed you have any.