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Aha, no to poszukaj watkow odpowiednich, jesli masz ASIC to stratum specjalnie z mysla o nich zostal zaprojektowany.
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Czy to jest Avalon? Zapytaj sie w watku odpowiednim: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=140539.1000Nie wiem czemu masz problem, masz mozliwosc moze laczenia sie przez VPN do domu i z domowego polaczenia wysylania danych do poola? Jesli uzywasz stratum to powinno smigac. |
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I always wondered why there are so many bears on this forum..  |
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I'll probably be selling when it reaches around ~$120.
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Even without ASICs over time GPU mining becomes less and less profitable when only those with the lowest electricity costs can afford to mine and make profit because with price increases the difficulty will also increase.
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You should add some GNU/Linux options to the poll, BAMT (heavily modified debian) is quite popular.
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Stealing peoples' bitcoin retirement funds... great. You could make that money that isn't transferred every year is lost.
AND THEN IF YOU ARE A HOARDER YOU JUST MOVE YOUR MONEY BETWEEN YOUR 2 WALLETS ONCE A YEAR.
and if they money is not moved, then it's probably lost or forgotten.
what's bad there?
also will help with statistical data, otherwise you'll never know if someone holds a million btc ace in his sleeve or something.
We could make that your car is sold and money redistributed to your neighbours if you don't drive it at least once a month because it can corrode if you leave it for too long. |
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I read a short article about it on a Polish libertarian website in May 2011 and they linked to the weusecoins video that I watched and was intrigued by the idea of mining but didn't fully understand how it exactly worked at first. Managed to start mining on June 1st 2011 and started buying the next GPUs (mostly 5850s and 5870s) soon after that.
I have an acquaintance who is no way a 'technical' person (e.g. doesn't you're supposed to install at least some drivers after OS reinstall, etc.) but he heard of Bitcoin a few months before I did, (I think he mentioned February 2011), because he read about them somewhere. I really regretted that he hadn't told me, I would have made so much more when difficulty was that low (-;
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Don't give up so easily. First, don't forget that mining was not introduced by Satoshi to make people magically rich but to process the transactions and secure the network. 2nd, this is still the beginning of bitcoin, winning the peoples' support and overthrowing the global banking and legal system will take time and effort but it will be worth it once bitcoin gains widespread adoption.  For now, don't treat bitcoin as an equal alternative to fiat, because unfortunately it isn't (especially with so many people even against civil disobedience...), but treat it as a small, nice 'thing' that can sometimes make your life easier (just consider the costs of sending an international wire overseas and sending the equivalent in BTC, time and cost are incomparable). |
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Are you 100% sure it is from this page? Very recently I also visited this page and was close to allowing it to run (at the same time also being logged in to this forum) because I have visited that site frequently in the past and thought it was 'legit'. Fortunately I restrained myself from running it I will give it a try on a vm, though not sure if it will work as it should. |
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Yes, it's very simple, short the pins A1 and B17 with a piece of very thin wire so that it can get in, you can reuse it from some piece of old computer-related equipment or electronics.  If it doesn't work after that post more info (driver versions, OS, BIOS ver, etc.) |
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Does this only work for the x1 slot or is it possible to use this technique for x16 slots too ? ( eg: if you have only x1 to x16 risers, insert an x1 to x16 riser into the mobo x16 slot - with the risers x1 pin and the riser's x16 into the GPU )
AFAIR it should work. |
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Laptops generally run at higher temperatures than desktops but you still shouldn't be seeing CPU reaching 95C. If I were you I would clean the laptop and fans from dust and replace the thermal paste.
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Muszą tak zrobic z powodu bezpieczeństwa
Nie bezpieczenstwa, tylko regulacji AML/KYC/etc., a i nawet sami przyznawali, ze *na wszelki wypadek* zadaja wiecej info niz jest to od nich wymagane. |
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Current rules are:
Is this still true or has the system been changed? I adjusted the thresholds. Old: Current rules are:
- 0.35% of very-established users ignore you: no public highlight, but a range on your posts that only you can see
- 0.5% of very-established users ignore you: light highlight
- 0.75% of very-established users ignore you: medium highlight
- 1% of very-established users ignore you: dark highlight
New: Current rules are:
- 0.35% of very-established users ignore you: no public highlight, but a range on your posts that only you can see
- 0.5% of very-established users ignore you: light highlight
- 1% of very-established users ignore you: medium highlight
- 1.5% of very-established users ignore you: dark highlight
Also, I made the light highlight lighter. and I changed the algorithm to take into account your number of posts.
ignore_ratio = (established_ignore_count + 1 - posts / 500) / total_established_users
The range that you might see under your avatar is no longer quite accurate, though it's pretty close.
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You remind me of a guy with a wooden leg and a pirate hook, 2% a week is still a lot.
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Maybe both the owner of this address (afaik it could be one of the few people with whom Satoshi conversed about bitcoin in 2009) used a similar method with a predictable output to generate an address as ssbtoday with bitaddress: https://github.com/pointbiz/bitaddress.org/blob/master/bitaddress.org.htmlThis would also mean that other people who used bitaddress at some point (not sure if all versions would be affected and if it is a randomness issue). For now, I refuse to believe a collision occured until OP proves he has access to the coins. |
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Have you got any left?  rKLzUHLHVmwHPFGB3HeUHmuo6QprnPDRdo |
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