Nope, it's with in one minute of the one minute count by the seller

64

61 BTC

57 BTC

1 share for me
 6427a5ed30eb7f62b6cf2244585292f10636651eb6fa973d13c9677709288296

30 BTC with 9 hours left.

I've got a drama shoot 6 hours away tonight so I may not be available until tomorrow night to settle up with the winner. Thanks for your patience in advance.

Is this over? I thought 36/40 available was 36 left of 40. I was interested in 2.

11/10, well played good sir

I flunked math, but I could add that logged in time is easily gamable now with sites like newbiejail.org, so it would probably make more sense to judge length of posts as well. The best thing would be if Theymos accepted my request months ago to make a "post vote" and "user trust circle" function to allow for ratings of posts by content, eliminate newbie jail entirely by having a trusted user trust you, etc.

No, please refer to the article http://www.service-labs.com/installing-cgminer-on-ubuntu.html

It seems that under this weird circumstance, the GPU miner should be released.
Here it is:
Prebuilt binary for windows 64:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/hnindev/files/yaminer-beta-winx64-2.zip
Source code:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/hnindev/files/yaminer-beta-src-2.zip
Win32 binary built by Thirtybird: https://mega.co.nz/#!e1YVDBYZ!YSzn40ba5ciOVUeJjIcQnFxbvr0JhdYwkzqempL_l8Y
CL kernel with Lookup-Gap supported by mikaelh: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=232241.msg2502101#msg2502101
(Package Status: MINOR UPDATE, correct the program name issue, upgrade to cgminer 3.2.1, If you have working installation, no need to update.)

It's based on the cgminer scrypt mining, but there's some difference, the lookup-gap=2 + thread-concurrency parameters are just used to for allocate the pad buffer. The intensity (I) means the global work size 2^I, it seems to be related to the Nfactor & GPU stream cores & GPU memory size. For the GCN GPUs, set the worksize to 256 and for the pre-GCN GPUs, set the worksize to 64.

Some typical command lines:
For 5950
yacminer --device 0 --scrypt --worksize 64 --lookup-gap 2 -I 11 --thread-concurrency 8192 -o <URL> -u <username> -p <password>
Currently can hash 190KH/s (Nfactor=9)

For 6750
yacminer --device 0 --scrypt --worksize 64 --lookup-gap 2 -I 10 --thread-concurrency 2816 -o <URL> -u <username> -p <password>
Currently can hash 47KH/s (Nfactor=9)

For 7950
Some correction
[Under Linux]
yacminer --device 0 --scrypt --worksize 256 --lookup-gap 2 -I 12 --thread-concurrency 32768 -o <URL> -u <username> -p <password>
Currently can hash 230KH/s (Nfactor=9)
[Under Windows]
yacminer --device 0 --scrypt --worksize 256 --lookup-gap 2 -I 11 --thread-concurrency 8192 -o <URL> -u <username> -p <password>
Currently can hash ???KH/s (Nfactor=9)

When running under linux, maybe you need to set these environment variables:

[Compilation under linux]
It's quite easy if you've already complied cgminer once (have all the other dependency libraries installed)
Run:
Then, it will be installed into the application's dir (typical /usr/local/bin).

[Known issue]

• Because using the latest cgminer 3.2.0 code base, the network thread seems has slow reaction to submit hash & get a response at the beginning. After a while, it will become normal.
• AMD Graphics drivers prior to 12.X may not work, so recommend using newer drivers.

[Q&As]
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=232241.msg2449944#msg2449944
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=232907.0  (Performance tuning)

PS, my GPU miner is not quite fast comparing to some others, and it may not work for some other cards.

Hello

I am curious what OS are you guys using on your mining computers. Your posts with answers why you are using that particular OS, and what mining software are you using will be much appriciated. I am doing this as a part of research, which will help me to decide what to (do not) do next.

Thank you

I have limited funds but electricity is included in my rent. All things considered, what's the cheapest reasonable way that I can get into mining?

I am running 5 7950s, Gigabyte WF3 with the f43 undervolted bios and the rig is using 1475 watts at the wall.  I just purchased a kill-a-watt meter and am in disbelief.  I have flashed the f43 bios to the cards, so the voltage of the cards is now 1.09 volts.  That is like 300W per card!!!!!  This seems way to high.  I have read these cards are supposed to be using less than 200W per card.  Any suggestions?