Why don't we run "Bitcoin Core: 0.10.1" for a year or two where all miners kick the fees over to salaries for the smartest guys to spend their days working hard on the core?
Because paying people lots of money that others worked hard to get always fixes everything! A very communist idea of you. |
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This "crazy system" already has a name, it's called "living off the grid" and people do it all over the world. You don't hear about them, though, because get this, they are off the grid!
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Most of cloud mining services and most of ordinary miners are entering the red zone of potential shut down when BTC goes under $220.
Comments? Where do we go from here?
The blockchain is a self regulating entity. So fucking what if a lot of companies give up? There is always someone out there that is going to profit from that. Less people mining: More profit for those that stay mining. I agree, I'd love nothing more than to see the 300PH of miners from big farms/clouds get shut down and the difficulty drop down to where an individual with an average home mining setup are the ones finding the majority of the blocks. It will be a healthier system if we can get back to that point. Bitcoin shouldn't be an industrial endeavor, it was meant for "the little guy", and in the end the network and bitcoin's value will reflect that. |
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Would love to see the pay differentials in all industries get reduced. The people at the bottom are the ones doing all the work and making all the money, they deserve more of the profit.
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CKPool StatsFuture Plans:- Add "kano" to pool name
 - Solo CKPool (ck-'s pool?) capabilities.
- Code optimizations.
- Other user requests if any.
I plan on adding a toggle for Kano or ck- pool endpoints. I tried inputing my solo ckpool btc address, but the app didn't recognize it. I input my kano ckpool api information and that data came right up. An icon in the top task bar to show it is running would be nice. Looking forward to solo support and the toggle function. Thank you! Do you have a donation address? |
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By the way, is this an access issue?
==> Starting Update...Please be patient
==> Creating temporary directory to download update and unzip: update/v2.0.2.799
==> ERROR: Failed to create the directory: update/v2.0.2.799
* Please contact support via reddit, bitcointalk, or IRC!
Yes. I have yet to identify what the permission is exactly. The current solution (it's an ugly solution) is to: 1) Navigate to the parent folder of cryptoglance 2) sudo chmod -R 777 <cryptoglance_folder_name> 3) sudo chown -R www-data:www-data <cryptoglance_folder_name> On my Synology slight modification to the above: 1) ssh in as root as sudo doesn't exist 2) chmod -R 777 <cryptoglance_folder_name> 3) chown -R http:http <cryptoglance_folder_name> Synology uses http as the group name not www-data Updates working fine now I'm getting this same error, but other than the error I don't understand anything ya'll wrote. I can ssh into my miners, if that's the same thing as ssh into an app... Completely separate question - If I have the app run when my system starts up, is there a way to save the log in credentials? I would like it to get itself up and running without any outside input after a system reboot. |
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So this "mod" has provided much better results as far as cooling and operating stability go vs. what I saw from re-doing the thermal paste:  |
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Some things that I'm planning to focus on is to increase decentralization,
Hi, Bruce. I always find it interesting that decentralized bitcoin has a centralized foundation. I was wondering how this setup coexists with the underlying bitcoin philosophy? If you understand how a decentralized product like Tor works with a centralized dev team, it would be easier for you to understand. I understand a centralized dev team, of course, but the foundation is more than just that. |
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Statistically, 650TH should hit a solo block in 3.78days or sooner with luck (Like in this case), right?
Indeed, but (s)he hit 2 blocks in less than 2 days. AKA Long Shot...  If it's indeed rented then you only have a paid window to catch such a haul. Rent prices are set so you can't earn without hitting a block. So if you don't call it luck then use whatever term you like; I still say it's a Long Shot. Way, way more people are not finding blocks renting than are finding them, that's for sure. |
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In your opinion what is an acceptable amount of HW error on an S3 or S3+?
I understand there are many variables, so I think it is fair to also ask people to include the time, so .001 in 24 hours is fine, but would .01 in 24 hours also be fine if it added the same amount of errors every 24 hours?
What is your acceptable amount of HW errors in what time?
Edit:
And in searching I see comparisons between discard rate versus accepted.
What do you run in that department?
Anything less than 1% is generally acceptable. My S3+ at 250/0750 error rate varies from 0.004% to about 0.1%. |
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Had a rough day at work.  I was finally able to upload the update to the Android Play store tonight. You guys should see it rolling out to your devices/play store in a few hours from now. CKPool StatsFuture Plans:- Add "kano" to pool name
- Solo CKPool (ck-'s pool?) capabilities.
- Code optimizations.
- Other user requests if any.
This app has really helped my addiction of checking http://kano.is every few minutes to see if a block has been found. Now my phone will tell me if a block is found  Nice, will the update feature api support that you mentioned? Definitely need to show the pool as Kano ckpool.
Looking forward to using this.
The app can now handle api access. You will need an API key to use the "Block Found" notification feature. I plan on adding a toggle for Kano or ck- pool endpoints. (Unfortunately that means I'll need to stop mining on Kano so I can actually test the features.) Damnit guys, you are gonna make me need to be active on two different topics? Perhaps it's time to start my own thread. I like bumping kano's thread thoughAwesome, will look my my Google Play store update notification.  |
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No more excuses / false hopes for yourself, bitcoin is a failure and the downtrend will hit sub $100 til the network stop for negative mining ROI.
Time to accept your losses and the reality!
Bitcoin is not fine and the end starts here:
trollolololol  |
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Congratulations to 1EMV3c5h7zeALZxE4VaGfCoV7VNDcUKNUk ! Definitely a lucky streak for them to get that many blocks with that many hashes.
Holy cow! Must be rented hash, right? What solo miner could afford a 650TH solo farm? Well, besides 1EMV now... |
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Power off the miner for 1 hour, unplug all power cables, plug it all back in and fire it up again, x's will probably go away.
I think the reasons for your hash fluctuation are other, as has been noted.
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What type of fucking person that carries a gun can't remember which side of their body, left or right, it is on? These people shouldn't be allowed out of their house, let alone to carry a firearm. Give the "cop" the death penalty.
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I couldn't decide which was a better deal, this Coinbase investment, or the chance to help import $42,000,000 from a Nigerian prince. I'm still trying to decide which investment to pursue with all of my ponzi income.
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The real question is how many jobs with bitcoin eliminate. The financial sector stands to lose a large percentage if/when bitcoin goes more mainstream. Here's to hoping for that day.
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Some things that I'm planning to focus on is to increase decentralization,
Hi, Bruce. I always find it interesting that decentralized bitcoin has a centralized foundation. I was wondering how this setup coexists with the underlying bitcoin philosophy? |
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Coming mid-April, lots of threads asking what's coming mid-April!
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A system reboot fixed whatever was going on, both back to 1.15TH/s average.
oh bitmain.
My S3+ did the same thing, something in the Bitmain internals probably. I've even had the asics show -----o and shut it down for an hour and fired it back up to oooooo, so mysterious. |
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