I am so careful now, I lost 8.2BTC.

I am not losing a single satoshi from now on.

Thanks for the advice.

Please justify your assertion with some facts. It may test you though as 1) You will have to use more than 1 sentence. 2) Your assertion is false so you will fail to back up with 'facts' and 3) You won't be able to use the words die or scam.
Looking forward to your qualified answer.

I switched the failover sequence of my merged minings pools to put bitparking's mmpool first instead of my own p2pool, and boom, I am now seeing 3.35 terrahashes on the LCD readout. So somehow p2pool was causing me to lose 2/3 of my hashing power.

I tried removing geistgeld, the fastest block time merged mined coin, such fast blocks that mmpool does not merge them, from my merge but still as soon as I switched back to using the p2pool pool the hash rate shown on the LCD started dropping back down again.

So I guess it must be something about my p2pool, rather than the fact that I merge more coins with it than mmpool does, that is causing such massive losses.

-MarkM-

Wtf , scammers everywhere.

I am sick of them.

The circuit is sized based on the amperage of the equipment to be utilized. If your source voltage is 240 volts, then a 6KW load will be 25amps. 80% of 30amps is 24amps, so by code, the dryer circuit and receptacle are not rated to handle that continuous load. If your source voltage is lower, say 220 volts, then the amperage will increase to 27.3amps.

A circuit rated at 40 amps would be recommended in this case.

A 30 amp dryer circuit, properly wired, will handle the 6KW load at 240 volts, but it is below the minimum standard that an electrician would install.

You may also have a greater risk of fire on the 30 amp circuit if the equipment were to malfunction.

Contact a local electrician if you are unsure about anything if installing or modifying any circuits.

Too soon?

Not really an online wallet, though. Although, it did seem like quite a few people did use them as a wallet, mining address, etc. Pretty crazy. I would have thought after so many scams by centralized bitcoin services, that so many people wouldn't have trusted an exchange to be a wallet service... but knowing this community, this will only continue....

how much speed total your miner?? 

Wow 10 blocks on the run - that could be a record. I get the feeling bitpop, your efforts to 'pursuade' the community to steer away from ghash are falling largely on deaf (stupid) ears. Ghash need to do something to reduce their pool size. I suspect greed is too much of a motivating factor alas...

Ugh...I feel rather sick just reading this thread.

If it means anything, reading this will help to remind me to look for scams like this in the future and to take extra precautions.

well just by the escrow we can guess he paid 10btc