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Linux crashing, how...interesting?
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Blockchain.info is indeed nice eye-candy, and while I tend to use it more, sometimes Blockexplorer displays information differently than blockchain.info so it's good it's around.
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Even though I do source.local.1.rewriteDifficultyTarget=0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000333300000000
###default true = set to false if you want to PoolServerJ as a proxy for non-pool mining
source.local.1.rewriteDifficulty=false or even source.local.1.rewriteDifficultyTarget=0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000333300000000
###default true = set to false if you want to PoolServerJ as a proxy for non-pool mining
source.local.1.rewriteDifficulty=true The difficulty is NOT rewritten. It stays at it's default state |
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Have you tried, say, swapping the cards in the slots?
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quite certainly...
Microsoft is of course working on versions further than 9 and 10 but wouldnt be as stupid as to announce such stuff...
*just wishes Singularity was real*
Are you referring to the PC game? |
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...and he hasn't been online since Jan 31.
/thread
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Until someone sits on his ass to write them, they will not automagically appear(not referring to OP).
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Yeah the tide proxy afaik is for the students at the MS Academy or whatever it was.
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I agree. One thread to rule them all.
The forum was generally for alt-chains, now it is mostly about Litecoin.
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Compiling litecoin-qt/bitcoin-qt is very easy after you've installed Qt SDK. ( http://qt.nokia.com/downloads/ ) You need to install some dependencies first using the terminal : sudo apt-get install build-essential
sudo apt-get install libssl-dev
sudo apt-get install libdb4.8-dev
sudo apt-get install libdb4.8++-dev
sudo apt-get install libqrencode-dev
sudo apt-get install libboost-all-dev After that go to the project directory (with the .pro file) and run following : After that there should be an executable named litecoin-qt in the same directory as the Litecoin project folder. Now if you do the same for windows, you would be a god  |
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If no one implements this, I will. I post it here in the hopes someone else will beat me to it (I've sat on it for a while because I had hopes that I could implement it myself, but alas, there is too much work and too little time).
I think the whole namecoin idea is flawed. They've implemented a separate currency to trade for domain names. However, as CommitCoin has demonstrated, it's possible timestamp any document using the bitcoin block chain. If you further establish a depth first, left right rule regarding the merkle tree of transactions, then it's possible to establish a community agreed upon ordering of arbitrary documents. These documents could be anything, including contracts for the initial claim of a domain name and the subsequent transfer of those domain names.
I think that should be all the clue anyone needs to implement a better namecoin system.
Not sure what you want here. Your post is very vague. |
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Anyone want the last 10k BTC under $6?  Sure, I'll take em. They can be yours for only 60,000 pieces of special paper! If it's this special paper, I have loads of that   |
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Why does my "Recent" hash rate as reported by the P2Pool client vary so much? I think that is calculated based on how many recent shares have been accepted by P2Pool so it varies over time based on your personal "luck". Mine is currently at 0  This is because even though I'm running about 750Mhs, I haven't found a single share in 12+ hours.... At least we hit 4 blocks this morning but I'd be a lot happier if it wasn't after a half day stale period for me, I got shit payouts. Well there is something obviously wrong. In 12 hrs you should have a few K shares submitted moreover you have 750mh/s not 7.5 mh/s. |
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Here is another idea.
A light database. Something that will add to the name. BDB seems to be slow, as I've been told.
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Yeah, sorry, wrong day. It's the 8th atm  |
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This is my reject ratio as of now.  |
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Considering blockchain.info tells me WHICH pool found a block, it is fairly easily(with a 2 minute gap) to find out if deepbit mined a block. Sure it requires additional info, but it could be worth it!
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Is there a reason I am getting high rejects ? Is it perhaps too much work rolling I do? Last night I had 321 shares submitted, 71 rejects aka 17.1%
Now I have 5832 submitted and 2.2%(129) rejected
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5 bitcoins means I can activate the game once, and send myself 4 bitcoins |
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Sad day for the internet. It was the place where I got old anime from.
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