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you can use name_scan to see if the domain you want is already registered.
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Current price is: <250 namecoins: 0.010... BTC per Namecoin, or 100 Namecoins for 1 btc. 250+ namecoins: 0.008 BTC per Namecoin, or 125 Namecoins for 1 btc. (prices increased 05/31/2011 due to higher difficulty) what's namecoin? Namecoin is a naming system based on bitcoin with a few modifications. It is inspired by the bitdns discussion and recent failures of the DNS. The quick facts: * This is a new blockchain, separate from the main Bitcoin chain * Name/value pairs are stored in the blockchain attached to coins * Names are acquired through new transaction types - new, first-update and update * Names expire after 12000 blocks unless renewed with an update * No two unexpired names can be identical * Block validation is extended to reject transactions that do not follow the above rules * The code is here: https://github.com/vinced/namecoinInitially, two name spaces are defined - DNS and personal. The DNS name space is targetted towards a new distributed TLD, possibly .bit. binaries: http://min.us/mvtpJW (version 32150) |
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This would be great in the summer, where i'm super bored. :p
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if mining is unprofitable, miners will drop out, and the difficulty will fall. Eventually, it will be low enough that it's profitable again.
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How can we get namecoins without the namecoin client?
you can't? |
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DIG! DIG! DIG!
This is like the 10k bitcoin pizza lol, Man if anyone purchased your coins you'd be facepalming and they'd be ballin
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is there a pre-compiled version for windows?
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it was 1.95 earlier today, so i wouldn't be suprised if it reached $5 USD/BTC
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exactly what cpu are we talking about?
the newest generation cpu's have igp's capable of doing openCL thus able to mine
if you read his post, his intergrated graphics are very old (judging from VRAM), so no openCL. |
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Sure, you can mine, but you're only going to get 6.5 * 7 = 45.5 MH/s (assuming 3.0 GHz). that will make you around 0.50 BTC per day.
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Deepbit is very easy to set-up with, and has the most features and most info. Bitcoinpool has almost no features and have been victim of a few attacks, and they stored the passwords IN PLAIN TEXT, they also forgot to pay someone already, which is a little suspicious.
[citation needed] |
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you should really change the title for your topic. your business is not the authority of anything.
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SSD is better than HDD, but it's just too expensive. the benefits you gain from using SSD for mining is just too little to justify the expense. I agree with xenon481, Mining machines should be using USB for storage.
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I don't like the title of your thread, it's VERY misleading. "Mining Authority" implies you're exerting some sort of control over the mining system, which you do not. I'm selling quality machines. The SSD improves boot times over an HDD
how would that be useful? are you restarting your miner daily or hourly? and has no moving parts to fail, reducing the likelihood of downtime.
Most servers use hard disks, and they still have 99.99+% uptime |
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I don't like the idea of 'preserving the familiar'. If we did that, America would still be using feet and inches... oh, wait. Feet and inches are far better than the common alternative of metres. The latter is based on decimal, one of the worst possible radices, and has only ever been adopted by force. America deserves credit for not forcing people to use an inferior system. [citation needed] |
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I've reduced fees for repeat customers by .5 percentage points. This reflects my reduced costs for servicing such customers. First-time buyers still pay approximately the same as they did before.
repeat customer = same email, correct? |
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a serial number is not what you're asking for. what you're asking for is for each row to be labeled. get your terminology correct, okay?
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