Kopieren kan gewoon hoor. Als bij het starten van de applicatie de locatie maar bekend is (datadir parameter). Maar verder, de blockchain is niet heel belangrijk, als je de wallet.dat maar hebt. De blockchain data kun je weer opnieuw downloaden, alleen duurt dat best wel lang tegenwoordig.

Too bad the captcha thingie isn't one of those puzzle thingies 

So, how's the poor finger doing? Getting better, I hope?

No point in trying to explain such an alien concept as mining for support. It's all about taking as much as you can and screw everything else. And look around, everything gets screwed indeed...

Similar to my output, just with 500GHs at Genesis-Mining, so my figures are x2. It's also comparable to my home miner output, which is doing better but has no fee being deducted from the mining output (yeah, right, the bill comes later...)

Gotta admit, my home miner is mining Paycoin while it can. Others might be doing the same, which could explain the drop in total hashrate from 30 to 20?

Well, you can rent out an entire machine. There are quite some people, or communities!, willing to go for the big hashrate, and they don't scare easily because of difficult interfaces and settings, or even failed pools  or connections. No need to change the regular interface then for regular people, and maybe just add another?

Just a quick thought...

Does it even matter?! Read the email you got, it says that mining starts from the moment you pay (so, not from the moment order is completed...). That is actually a great service.

My vote goes to Dr Kimoto Chan of Megacoin

Are those cubes HashStakers

Yup, I'm waiting (not hoping) to see what's in my stocking. Santa drops off a load every day so I don't need to able to see every second of the day what the score is so far.

The bogus counters refers to cloud mining sites that have these neat little counters based on nothing other then a simple script that updates the display every.. second or whatever. I'm not even against the whole idea, but I like actual numbers every once in a while.

On mining pools I want details all the time as I control the settings. For cloud mining I want a good and reliable return.
Having said that, I haven't checked my miner aimed at miningpool.co for days. Just the coins popping up in my wallet. Santa is busy

Probably way too complicated. There's a load of coins to track then, thousands and thousands of customers with different settings, and on top of that there's a bunch of auto/most profitable coins which have no known value until they are exchanged for the coin of choice for individuals again.
If you want to know how many coins you made, check your wallet once a day. I'm okay with that actually. I rather see truth once in a while then fake counter with bogus numbers all the time 

coinwallet.co is run by the same person(s?) as miningpool.co, which is the best UNO pool I know.

Online wallets, well, risk, yeah, but the way some people treat security on their own machines, in those cases online is a thousand times better
I guess use a bunch of online wallets. Spread your investments, spread your savings. I need something online for easy access anywhere. Though UNO is stored at home.

From Sunday afternoon to Tuesday afternoon is one big Cyber Monday  

Well, actually you can cancel an order yourself from the Dashboard page. All orders are there, at the bottom of the page, including status and a cancel option if you haven't paid yet.
Bank orders suck. Every bank that touches the transfer in some way will slam a fee on top. If you're really unlucky then your transfer will go through several banks.


I received first payment also, 0.16 UNO. But it's not based on a full day of mining of course. My rig at home does 1 UNO per 3 days now I think, and it's 550GHs or something like that. Without power costs added (or rather, deducted), so we'll have to see how the daily fees at GM (0.02USD per 10GHs) play a part in this. Considering future value we're talking about making $100,000 a month, so who cares

Just bought a little extra hashrate and pointed 500GHs at UNO in my Genesis Mining account.

To those wanting to do the same, don't forget to add a payout wallet address in your account first, or the UNO setting won't be saved on the mining allocation page

Well, actually that's pretty weak reasoning. A flat leg of a cheap rack that's build up solely of flat elements is 100% proof of fake imaging?! If you zoom in you could think there's a 90 degree angle support behind the leg, barely visible. Odd thing is, the same "flat" leg appears exactly the same on a different photo from a different angle. Where's the research on that?
My concern, if the 90 degree angle support is not there, is that the leg might bend. With all the weight of the hardware resting on that leg, the slightest bending will tip the thing over. IF the support is indeed missing, but it might still be there. The low res pics are not clear.

And another vote for Kimoto for above mentioned reasons. Major achievements.

Haven't seen a payout yet today so the 60% overnight tank is based on what information? And which coin as there are many that can be mined

also... the coming Bitcoin difficulty adjustment is estimated to be -1.49%, which can hardly be labeled an increase

There's still competition, PeerCoin and BitcoinDark are on the candidates list as well I believe, but I'm hoping for a Christmassy December though.

Zeta is cool also. It's way more practical to pay for your coffee with Zetacoin then Bitcoin. And to pay for the entire coffeeshop with UNO

Heh, mangled quotes, it wasn't me who said that UNO is #4 or whatever rank.