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...Every transaction you make at MtGox into a government currency is being tracked and recorded. Why do you think they have withdraw limits? They are a money changing business. The US government could seize their funds in a heartbeat. What good are your bitcoins if you can't easily trade them for cash.
Go smoke some more weed
I can buy some of that with bitcoin. Mmmm, screw euros and dollars and all that B.S.! |
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I'll pay taxes on bitcoins when the tax institution in question accepts bitcoins for payment!
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... When mining aggressively you take away cycles from X input handling, like rendering cursor position changes even if at a lock or empty screen....
Try disconnecting mouse when you go to sleep.
I mine with aggrssion=7. Could be this the problem, so? I've had it happen at aggr=7 and it happens most quickly at aggr=11 or higher. You're using an optical mouse, aren't you? |
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IT IS REAL! REAL LOTTERY! GOOD LUCK TO YOU!!
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I left my pc open this night for mining, but I woke up because the fan was too loud. The pc was frozen, I could not even move the mouse.
When mining aggressively you take away cycles from X input handling, like rendering cursor position changes even if at a lock or empty screen. I've seen Ubuntu completely lock up when an optical mouse is not seated well, and is continuously sending small jitter to X server. This fills up input buffers/handling and leads to X 100% CPU and then kernel panic. System will have to be power cycled. Try disconnecting mouse when you go to sleep. |
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It would be in a miner's best interest to deny profitability because any additional computing power added to the network decreases the bitcoin income of the existing miner.
Yes! I also lost thousands of dollars on mining. Everyone should quit. The police will raid you for growing marijuanas. It's a fact! and the ozone from my overclocked 5850 gave me lung cancer.  |
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Thank you for reply, but my account is not accessible. I try to log in "Incorrect username or password". This happened during switch as mentioned before. Locked out since then, no recourse. How do I fix?
I created new account with same name, but balance 0. Is all previous contribution lost?
1. Log in to your account with balance 0. 2. Click here3. Type in your old workername and password 4. You now see your worker in your profile and balance is updated in <15min. I added my old workername and password. I see the worker in my profile. My balance remains at 0. All previous work lost?  |
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... 'zei9iifi' was just a worker, you need to register at the new site and add your worker to your account. Since I thought everyone had added their workers the link is gone but the url is still working: http://swepool.net/worker?addworker (You need to be logged in). As soon you add you worker to your account, your account will be credited for your shares... Thank you for reply, but my account is not accessible. I try to log in "Incorrect username or password". This happened during switch as mentioned before. Locked out since then, no recourse. How do I fix? I created new account with same name, but balance 0. Is all previous contribution lost? |
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If I have mined say 0.36231 coins and want to have them transferred I only get 0.36 to my wallet.
What happened to the 0.00231 coins which you didnt transfer? I cant see them anywhere. And my balance is 0btc, not 0.00231
What is happening here?
I was on swepool.no-ip.org contributing many work as user 'zei9iifi'. Then things switch to www.swepool.net, my login no longer works, and I never get due for my shares. No longer in this pool until issues resolved. |
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IT'S LIKE FUCKING MAGIC MAN... WTF
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As a pool contributor it would be useful to know overall pool rate and solved blocks. Thank you for supporting long-polling and no fees! |
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I think you mean beautiful! 2THash/sec is heady volume of computation. That is like cracking any 10 character password digest using full alphabet in seconds! |
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looking at the numbers at mtgox we might have it the tip of the xmas tree bubble at around 9, lets see how far down it falls.
We can't know, but for sake of argument consider previous peak and correction, $4.15 to $2.75, then we're looking at 33% shave single day. Sitting right around that mark now. What is really impressive is market volume: almost half a million USD in bitcoins traded in single day! (Not long ago that was entire month's worth of volume) For longs it is a great time to buy. By Monday we'll be back on the upward path to the next temporal bubble... |
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This suggests nearly the whole of Bitcoins' value is based on how difficult they are to produce and not, for example, its adoption as a currency.
It will be interesting to see the impact on exchanges and network hash rate when large scale adoption begins in earnest... Poker, Porn, something useful and popular denominated in bitcoins and we'll really have a rally! |
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Maybe you could sell her for 500BTC, I'm sure she has some redeeming qualities.
I'd pay a few coins for some hot pics!  |
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Block Number: 122976
Difficulty
Lower Quartile: 138920
Median: 159421
Upper Quartile: 178980
Assuming linear progression. We've got accelerating generation capacity. My coins are on > 190000 |
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No, ROTR is cyclic right shift. There are no such operation in C language.
_rotr intrinsic function available on GCC 4.5 for Intel x86/x64 platform.
For those of you on Linux encountering this problem, configure with CC=gcc-4.5 and CXX=g++-4.5 For example, CC=gcc-4.5 CXX=g++-4.5 ./configure ...[rest goes here]... You will need to install gcc and g++ 4.5 for this to work, and you should be able to confirm the right gcc used in compile output scrolling by. |
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