Since I don't know you from Atlas, I'll just have to take your word that those addresses did not pass through a criminal's nose. I wasn't talking about criminal activity at all. I was stating that I can prove the identity of some Bitcoin transactions and you asked if "any" could be.
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is it possible to show what version of p2pool the node is running, or is that not available? also... woohoo! lowest ping time on your list! 138ms! -- Smoov I'm starting to think those are ping times from the client to the p2pool nodes, not the node to the other nodes. Loading the page from the miner would be most accurate.
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4 to 6 weeks?
Seriously, this looks pretty awesome.
I think having my finances off my smart phone would be an improvement. I don't want to kill my battery listening to music or playing games and then no longer be able to spend money or open a security gate. It's already a pain when I have to decide between having fun on my phone and saving battery for calls later in the day.
who said 4 to 6 weeks? It was a joke...
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4 to 6 weeks?
Seriously, this looks pretty awesome.
I think having my finances off my smart phone would be an improvement. I don't want to kill my battery listening to music or playing games and then no longer be able to spend money or open a security gate. It's already a pain when I have to decide between having fun on my phone and saving battery for calls later in the day.
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providing someone can walk me through making it work without using linux.
that's a practical impossibility. Windows RT router anyone? LOL
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Creating a new transaction stalls for minutes at "Signing Input 1 of 1" on my iPhone 3G. After about two minutes it finally completes.
Even on my 4S, signing inputs can take some time.
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You can save the html page to your own web-static/ folder and then you'll have it too The ping times will be unique to where you are and the pools are hard coded from ones people wanted to be public. It is possible to grab a list of all your connected peers but maybe not everyone would appreciate that. Cool thanks. Seems like hopto's ping time to my node is consistently less than the ping time to hopto. I guess I have a good network?
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I still like how the first discussion in this thread was about that one guys btc-otc account..
I've got ratings now, though!
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wtb guild wars 2...
I can find only the 1st on steam Probably because GW2 isn't out yet
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edit user.cfg with an entry line for each pool
percent:XX
where XX = 100 / # of pools enabled
for p2pool you should use p2pmining as it is the only node offering difficulty 1 shares, if you don't use diff 1 shares BH will end in a mess as it hops between pools counting shares(diff 1 shares)
p2pmining.com would work, but it isn't needed. You can just add "/1" after your worker's username and that does the same with the current version of p2pool. However, I did set difficulty 1 shares and I still got a horrible reject rate. I think its because of the massive amounts of longpolls.
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Ive found and read that link before but i still dont understabd the convience of it. Maybe if someone could give me a couple of one liners describing some uses for p2pool to someone who dosent mine or own/run a mining farm in my garage. It's a decentralized pool, which IMO makes sense for a decentralized currency. You get all the choices and security of solo mining but with the variance of pooled mining.
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So bithopper needs some tweaks to work well with p2pool. I was getting a lot of rejects. Anyone have any experience with this?
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yeah, but that's when the process happens without a hitch I'm thinking more for those unforseen problems with more downtime like when my cat steps on the power switch of my UPS on the computer p2pool is running on (which I'm starting to think he does intentionally) -- Smoov Very true. There are lots of reasons for downtime. I had bitcoind crash once. p2pool stayed up and my miner stayed connected because it thought the pool was responding We need some sort of bitcoind_check script that runs on cron every 5 minutes or so to make sure bitcoind hasn't died.
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Is it better to use the master branch or 0.3.2? It seems like they are being developed simultaneously.
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pretty sure using one person was against the terms even with version 1.0 but i dont know, never read the terms before There weren't terms for referrals before, at least anywhere I was able to find them. These terms took effect 2012-04-05 i did not know that the more you know! wonder if/ how they exactly track it, too lazy to read everything about the terms and conditions i mean a free to use proxy seems like it would do the trick, make it act like its a different person, shrug Well anyone with a ton of 0 activity, level 10 referrals that all have nearly identical email addresses from the same domain are going to be suspect
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edit: might be useful to set each other up as backup pools, so when we're updating our p2pool or whatever, are miners just switch over to someone else's p2pool for a while I've started updating my p2pool with virtually zero downtime 1) I have p2pool running in screen (although I really need/want to learn tmux) 2) I open another window and 'git pull' 3) I run p2pool in my new window (while it is still running in the old) 4) The updated p2pool loads all of the shares and then gives warnings about the ports already being taken 5) I switch to the first screen window and close the now outdated p2pool 6) The updated p2pool sees the ports are now free and grabs them while my miner notices only a momentary problem if any at all.
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So will any changes need to be made to bithopper's code? Or should the user.cfg be enough? I like this idea, not only for reducing variance, but also for having a bunch of backup pools (and of course p2pool ) It also looks like someone has done some math for us already. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=77000.0
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So, how are the public pools doing? Are miners taking advantage of these public pools?
I had someone with 200MH mine for a day or so. In general, it's just my worker though.
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