Holly fuck! RealSolid must have some mad skillzzzzzzzz. He compiled those binaries he has for download in his site using broken makefiles, is that what you're saying?

That last bit is brilliant, it means that RS can, in fact, loot the funds quite nicely.
Just tell one, any one, to send 1m coins for the trusted block fee instead of the minimum amount.
Presto!  CPF with >1,000,000 coins!
Now the CPF is a trusted node.

4) The change to payout rate ensures nobody except RS will have enough coins to have a trusted node.

if(vtx[1].vin.size()!=1 || vtx[1].vout.size()!=1)   return error("VerifyBlock() : trusted block second tx more than 1 input or output");

 if(valDiff<blockValue)                                              return error("ConnectInputs() : trusted tx p
ayment less than CPF");

so looks like i was wrong.

Well that explains one strategy:

Fuck with a pools blocks, so the poolop has to buy SC inorder to save face with his users.

Fucking shameful.

from what i saw in the chat the issue seemed less to do with solidcoin and more to do with squidnet code. seemed like it was sending out coins to users while also marking those coins as reserved in the pool wallet to be sent out on request of the users. perhaps that is not the case but that is what seemed to be said in SC irc.

I never really understood the difference, but what I have been able to grasp is that FPGAs have flipflops per LUT. In CPLDs only the immediate neigbours can be addressed directly. In FPGAs you can also address more distant ones.

This is refereed to as wide routing and it takes a longer time till the signal is propagated through these lines. (As for if those are only hard wired lines or if they are buffered somehow idk)

The 79xx however is a completely new architecture (code named "graphics core next", with new instruction set, and shader design.  There are also signficant hardware changes both inside and outside the GPU.  The cards will move to higher cost but lower latency XDR2 ram for example.

How well it stacks up on both MH/w and MH/$ remains to be seen.  

16:29 <+TimothyA> RealSolid: in what scenario would we be sending more coins than we actually receive??
16:29 <+TimothyA> we're operating at a daily loss for some reason all of a sudden :|
16:30 < Bitcoinfornewegg> people withdrawing
16:30 <+TimothyA> Bitcoinfornewegg: no, this is before withdrawing
16:30 <+TimothyA> for some reason we're paying out too much
16:30 < Bitcoinfornewegg> thats indeed odd
16:30 < Bitcoinfornewegg> please dont fix it ok
16:30 <+TimothyA> -_-
16:30 <+TimothyA> if we don't fix it, pool = gone
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16:31 < Bitcoinfornewegg> fees for tx?
16:31 <+TimothyA> Bitcoin: that wouldn't be a 50 SLC loss per hour
16:32 < brukmann> TimothyA: well, didn't one of the newer betas start marking more shares valid?
16:32 <+TimothyA> brukmann: that has nothing to do with this :|
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16:42 <@RealSolid> TimothyA: are you recording block values correctly
16:42 <@mtrlt> mm thought squidnet uses pplns?
16:43 <+TimothyA> RealSolid: yes
16:43 <@RealSolid> TimothyA: ie youre not saying you won blocks you didnt
16:43 <@RealSolid> also
16:43 <+TimothyA> not as far as I know
16:43 < nickwright> guys what is teh issueh ??
16:43 <@RealSolid> firstly id go back over the last 100 blocks you won
16:44 <+TimothyA> I've upped the confirmations to 20
16:44 <@RealSolid> and make sure they are in the chain
16:44 <+TimothyA> they are
16:44 <@RealSolid> you checked the last 100?
16:44 <@mtrlt> could the payouts be done eligius-style? in the generation tx
16:44 <+TimothyA> sharky did
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22:01 <+TimothyA> great, now I'm losing 50SLC every 10 minutes
22:01 <+TimothyA> fucking brilliant
22:01 <+TimothyA> for some reason I'm not getting actually paid for the blocks that made it into the chain
22:02 < mush> :S
22:02 <+TimothyA> ... and now suddendly 200SLC vanished
22:02 < forsetifox> Kill it.
22:04 <+TimothyA> ...and another 400SLC
22:05 <+TimothyA> I'm not running a goddamn faucet here
22:05 <@mtrlt> shut down everything
22:05 <+TimothyA> or do I have to put confirms on 1000 or something to get it to work reliably?
22:05 <@mtrlt> how many confirms do you use now?
22:05 <+TimothyA> mtrlt: 20
22:06 <@mtrlt> >_>
22:07 <@AhimothMobile> 20 should be plenty
22:07 <+TimothyA> AhimothMobile: then why is shit still vanishing?
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22:10 <@mtrlt> TimothyA: are you using data from the blockexplorer to determine whether you got a block?
22:11 <+TimothyA> mtrlt: I shouldn't have to in the first place -_-
22:11 <@mtrlt> so yes
22:11 <+TimothyA> but that's the only place where I can get the goddamn blocknumber now
22:11 <+TimothyA> RELIABLY
22:11 <@mtrlt> AhimothMobile: have you fixed reorgs?
22:11 <@AhimothMobile> blockexplorer might have some bad data in it right now from the occasional re-orgs
22:12 < mush> TimothyA what are you having issues with, a website?
22:12 <+TimothyA> mush: squidnet
22:12 <@AhimothMobile> not yet... testing in dev
22:12 <+TimothyA> we're paying out more than what we're getting somehow
22:12 <+TimothyA> we're paying out more than what we're getting somehow
22:12 <@mtrlt> so that's the problem
22:12 < mush> Ah, you run it right?
22:12 <@mtrlt> problem identified but not solved.
22:12 <+TimothyA> and if it doesn't get fixed quick, we have to shut it down
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22:22 <+TimothyA> here, wtf is this shit
22:22 <+TimothyA> there are blocks on the website that aren't even in the wallet
22:22 <@mtrlt> cuqa: make sure you're using 0.09
22:22 <+TimothyA> yet they show up on the blockexplorer
22:22 < cuqa> yea, im using 0.09
22:22 <+TimothyA> HOW THE FUCK DOES THAT SHIT WORK?!
22:23 <@mtrlt> TimothyA: does the BE show that squidnet found the blocks?
22:23 < cuqa> is there some dbug mode for reaper why shares are invalid or whatever
22:23 <+TimothyA> mtrlt: yes, but they aren't in the wallet
22:23 <+TimothyA> but yet they are on squidnet's block listy
22:24 <+TimothyA> http://blockexplorer.ahimoth.com/Home/BlockDetails?blockNum=49273 http://blockexplorer.ahimoth.com/Home/BlockDetails?blockNum=49271 http://blockexplorer.ahimoth.com/Home/BlockDetails?blockNum=49265
22:24 <+TimothyA> not in the wallets

True but as you state it wasn't intentional.  There is no guarantee SHA-256 will be efficient on the new 79xx series card which use a new architecutre.  Nvidia has indicated they intend to improve GPGPU integer performance so future cards may close the performance gap.  There is no way to know how well algorithms will work on future FPGA or Structured ASIC designs.

This part I've always found most confusing. By saying Bitcoin doesn't have services and products, I guess you are implying that USD has services and products? So, what is a product of US dollars?

No, a patch for a mess that existed because there was no patch.

Again the whole legality of the thing isn't really the issue (I'm still unsure of it though), but the constant manipulating the block reward is certainly an issue for those mining.

Aaah! Tcl! I haven't even looked at that code before, and unfortunately fpgaminer is swamped with other stuff right now...

On the X6500, I'm using the firmware from LX150_makomk_speed_Test, with the clock at to 125 MHz. The software is completely different of course but the FPGA interface is still JTAG, just through an FTDI chip instead of the Xilinx platform cable. I don't know why that bitstream wouldn't work...

- The if/else statements can be avoided but have virtually no effect on the speed of GPU (while the CPU code seems to paradoxically benefit a little).  This goes against everything CH said about if/else statements being difficult for the GPU.

2) If you know they have 500% markup why don't you buy stock

I already have such a utility on my linux box, and I use if regularly:

  shred -u ~/.bitcoin/wallet.dat

Nobody's stealing that fucker!

The releases are clearly labeled "beta", I hope everybody knows what that means  

Nope it's coins sended from pool
mine-for.us. Some coins reach destination and 2 transaction lost.
I known what a s24, btc-e, squidnet has issure with withdrawing sc too.

Are this synthesizer or router results? I have one design which can achieve 292 MHz according to XST,  but router delivers not more than 170 MHz.