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Not that it's going to help anyone much, but I had a BTC deposit working just fine about 5 hours ago.
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Tried to Load Balance the SP20 between two pools. Setting load-balance to true in the config.template works, however the quota flag seems to get eaten. Reference from cgminer README: "pools" : [
{
"url" : "poola:porta",
"user" : "usernamea",
"pass" : "passa"
},
{
"quota" : "2;poolb:portb",
"user" : "usernameb",
"pass" : "passb"
}
] This would be 1 to 2. I enter it like above, restart cgminer, but then template reverts to: "pools" : [
{
"url" : "poola:porta",
"user" : "usernamea",
"pass" : "passa"
},
{
"url" : "poolb:portb",
"user" : "usernameb",
"pass" : "passb"
}
] Resulting in 1:1. |
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hi shorena.
i'm interested to understand ho do you get this kind of data/chart?
can you explan plz?
do you need to run a node to ger this kind of data???
or do you use a particular SW?
thanx
Yes, it's a full node. To get you started: http://213.165.91.169/whatdo.txt |
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So close and yet so far.  |
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Whilst we're at it... Anyone heard from BkkCoins?
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This is in fact one of the projects I am working on in my spare time. However, I just finished this BitcoinWifi project! http://bitcoinwifi.me/Regards Kris The link redirect to something completely unrelated, https://bipsmarket.com/That link is one and a half years old... |
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[...]
Just find an abandoned dam and build a hydro system there, power your miners and a cell phone to the internet, then go :-)
No dam needed: http://www.zotloeterer.com/welcome/ |
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What is the break point? 254$ ?
Thanks
~270 |
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[...]
What are people's guesses for the cause of the previous peak around 2015-02-02? Perhaps the rumor "McDonald will accept bitcoin on Valentine's Day"?
I thought it was the "regulated exchange" hype. |
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[...] Do note that SDcard's lifespan will be reduced under heavy load of read and writes.
That's where a cheap external HDD comes in handy.  |
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It runs, so it's enough.  I had it running until very recently on a RaspberryPi. Just don't expect to do much else with it. I take it you have port 8333 open; how many connections do you get out of it? |
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Site seems down. Loading forever and ever. Edit: Well, not forever: Kraken
The Kraken website is currently unavailable.
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Error reference number: 522
CloudFlare Location: Tokyo
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Aha, I've got a node running again at 46.4.65.207. Should be around for at least several months. Don't use bandwidth for anything else, so fine for people to DL blockchain from it.
Welcome back! In case you missed it, there is a lottery going on: https://getaddr.bitnodes.io/nodes/incentive/ |
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Thanks. It seems to be accurate statistics. Well, as far as what is presented by the exchanges' APIs, yes. |
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I like how bitmixer.io recognizes TOR and has a .onion site. Has anyone done a security audit of bitmixer.io? Are there any serious reviews of it?
It will be fine, until they get "hacked". |
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Newar, interesting news about bitcoin core. Im sure I could find that new address the change is sent to, but would that address have a new key generated for itself as well?
what about electrum and armory, how do they handle saving change and imports?
Glad to hear you stuck to your initial plan and got it working. Bitcoin Core can be for Newbies, if they take the time to realise what they are getting into. It's manageable, IMO. Actually, in Bitcoin Core if you enable Coin Control (an advanced user feature) you can set a custom change address. And yes, you can see the changea ddress, just look at the tx on a blockexplorer site. Every address will have a corresponding private key. Bitcoin wallets take care of that. I haven't used Electrum, but like Armory it's an HD wallet, so I would imagine change goes to a new address too (like Armory). In general, I wouldn't get too hung up on a certain address. Better consider them as consumables, not meaning you should throw away the private key, though! |
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