yes. you can change the txids as much times as you want, but there's no easy way to get a specific txid.

bait

you clearly have no idea how bitcoin operates.

how can this be enforced at the protocol level? the wallet contains private keys, how can you reliably delay the transaction?

impossible. the only way is by sending the coins to the said address.

impossible to enforce at protocol level

lol

it's definitely not recent. if you want to know when it was added, a quick search in meta forum will tell you when it's implemented.

oh look, it's another "omfg we're close to 50%!1!1!" thread.

see:

can't you just force the max fan speed to something low?

--gpu-fan 30-40

the pool is not responding fast enough to your miner's requests. it's because your internet has too much round trip lag, has severe packet drop, or the pool server is too far away (very unlikely).

if you are only getting the message immediately after a new block notification, you need to get a more reliable connection. or perhaps you could switch to a pool that has servers closer to you. if you're getting the message randomly, switch to a pool that supports local work generation (stratum/GBT).

don't use forum search, it's terrible

just use "site:bitcointalk.org your search term" in google

cue conspiracy theories

why would you need to have a remote reboot? if the power goes out, your internet and router will probably reset too.

your post is way too long, and I have no idea what your main point is. are you having HW error, network error, or too little hash?

20 intensity = too high

also, your memory clock is way too low for mining litecoins.

have you tried using another miner, like cgminer/phoenix?

also, this may seem stupid, but have you tried swapping the 7970 with the 5970?

leave bitcoin-qt open and wait for the client to sync. does the transaction show up in the transaction list? if so, does it have any confirms? if you did not pay enough fees, the transaction may be dropped by other nodes.

does 5970 work fine by iteself?

hahhahahahahahahaaa
stopped reading right there

nope, it's in 0.8.2.

why does oclvanityminer fail on windows?

pre order specs:
Quantum Mini™

• Powered by USB
• 10 THash/s

after 8 months of delay:
Quantum Mini™

• Powered by 60 MW class 3 thorium reactor (power adapter included)
• 10.5 THash/s