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And?
Having something more is better than not having it.
And about pool hopping, i hate it too, how to solve the problem? Join a pool that use anti-hopping methods (pay per share, pay per score thing etc...), problem solved.
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There are expenses for MM? You mine less BTC if you do MM? No. It's really EXTRA profit.
Avoiding extra profit? Fanboy detected.
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Merged mining=more profit
How can someone hate extra profit? Maybe fanboys...
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Having a GUI version, maybe merged with CGminer would really help
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I find it disheartening that my fellow citizens and I are manipulated into believing that leaders like Muammar Gaddafi are evil and worthy of assassination; when reality shows that the people of Libya were wealthy and happy I stopped reading here Gheddafi was a dictator and a terrorist. Oh and i am NOT american. |
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Hi,
i have the same problem on WindowsXP! Yesterday i installed the latest official Bitcoin client for Windows (the first time for me).
After i started the client, the harddrive gone crazy for hours. Then i uninstalled the software.
Sorry guys, such a software is not ready for the market. Many users will be disappointed und will turn their back to Bitcoins, like i did.
Chers
It's perfectly normal. The client is downloading and checking the whole blockchain, that contains all the blocks and transactions ever happened. Hard drive crunch a lot cause it keep checking if each block is fine and is compatible with the older ones (thus avoiding fake blocks) |
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It's normal. Nvidia cards fail at mining.
Your mhash is fine.
But for mining, ATI cards are much better. My 6950 do like 340mhash/s for example.
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Mine litecoins, sell them for bitcoins->profit with CPU
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For you maybe, in italy it's too common to be an anecdote  |
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0/10 trolling There is like 300 billions euros EVADED every year in italy, guess why that country is in a so bad shape? Guess why Greece is worser than italy? Exact, only greece has a tax evasion rate higher than italy in europe. So please take your fail "unfairness" thing, it makes no sense. The only unfairness here is that so many people can avoid to pay taxes. And despite that there is a healthcare system much better than USA where poor->you die and all others problems. Do you know about the rampant tax evasion in italy? It's not like in usa where the IRS go and kickass who evade.
+1 there are people that drive ferraris and claim money from the government because they claim to live below the poverty line. This made me LOL. But do you have names or is this just a funny anecdote. It's the truth, it's not an anecdote. |
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Seriously stop using deepbit |
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Make sure you buy a GOOD PSU.
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The sender usually isn't a miner, so it has to make sure the transactions reach as more miners as possible.
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2.) Email copy of wallet.dat to myself.
Yes you can but please encrypt it before emailing it to yourself. Giving the private keys to the email service owner? Not a clever thing. |
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Do you know about the rampant tax evasion in italy? It's not like in usa where the IRS go and kickass who evade.
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That sucks It sucks even more that your question was deleted  |
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Thanks for the answers so far!
One thing that bothers me is that bitcoin isn't backed by anything, other than the fact that it was the first crypto currency (or at least the first one to achieve this kind of fame). And just browsing around a teeny bit, I can see there are many other rival currencies starting up. What prevents them from taking over? Sure, being first is an advantage, since it's more established and has more people willing to accept it. But it'd seems without some inherent value it'll eventually bleed out buyers/sellers.
And your beloved dollars/euros are backed by... by? |
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Avast fail: it report cgminer as a virus. And i don't find a way to tell it to ignore it. Avast double fail.
Real-time Shields -> File System Shield -> Expert Settings -> Exclusions Thank you! I was looking for that but i didn't know where to find it... cause there was nothing in Settings. |
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does a 51% not include clients who aren't mining?
I mean, do desktop clients and the like not take part transaction verification (I believe they dont)?
If not would there be a way to distribute the decision making on network transactions to include non-mining clients?
A 51% is about mining blocks, so how can clients who aren't mining affect it? Sure, they relay transactions but if they receive a block they just accept it and relay it. |
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