I hope my answer led you to seeing that, in any case do I get the 0.01 ether? My address is: 0x114b4fdc8e748a5683082e7866d08d6324cd26f5  

Untested but here are some ideas that come to mind:

1. Are you sure eth.accounts[1] returns a valid address? Try and log/output this.

2. Try changing eth.accounts[1] to web3.eth.accounts[1]

3. Consider using remix.ethereum.org since they give better debug messages.

FINISH COLLEGE. I almost left my stable regular job to pursue bitcoin, mining, and other crypto related projects fulltime. But at the current rate of valuation, i am pretty happy i didn't. When you have people counting on you to provide, its extremely difficult to gamble.

It would be helpful to remember, what exactly is your goal? If it is to profit, then you have to look at project potential and price a long with a plethora of other factors you need to consider.

Investing, whether in crypto projects or not, must be done with a very keen attention to detail. You can simply say judge a project's "potential" because you have to back it up with actual DATA. Look at the team's track records. Look at their business model. How many tokens do they have sell? Do they have a work plan? What are the obstacles and risks they may face? Who are their competitors? What are they trying to solve? Do the necessary research on each and every project you invest into and surely, you will be happy with the results.

Good insight that really puts things into perspective. Its easy to understand how much gains people who invested a year ago now have. This could be a potential reason why we see so much dumping happening right now. People simply want to cash out. They are already winners and will surely be more than happy with their gains because come on. I would be happy even with a 100% gain but these people have more than 1000% gains. How can you stop them from dumping?

That being said, i hope that after this round of consolidation it could be our turn to do the same with the next generation of investors.

If you believe the cause for random crashes is an unstable electric grid, then you can use extension cords that have built-in surge protectors and voltage regulators. These usually handle small fluctuations and keep your rig running regardless.

Sharing this based on personal experience. Seems like on of my outlets before shared some wires with a house lights. Whenever i turned a light bulb on, the rig would restart. Moving the rig to the extension cord fixed the problem.

Just read the original reddit post. It is highly unlikely that any legitimate research (who is willing to pay big dollars), would work on an untested unfinished platform built by a student. I earlier said I would try this but after reading the information available i'd likely stay away until maybe the founder graduates from school.

Just my 2 sats.

I'm not so happy about the merit system as well but i'm thinking that as we progress, merit will be more distributed less with those in power and more to those who actually are active in the forums. Hopefully we will get to a point in time where merit is not a scarce resource and we can actually get merit based on good quality posting and not just depend on the who and how many people we already know here.

I believe we are just waiting for one big event that will skyrocket the price of bitcoin.

For the past few months since Jan 2018 the price has been hovering up and below 8k. A solid event like "Japan officially recogninzes bitcoin payments" or some other global event like that would again surely trigger the bitcoin bulls and from them i believe it would be unstoppable until new FUD appears. We almost started the bull run last week when we tested $9.5k but some FUD about child porn appeared and now we are back to $8.5k.

Its extremely hard to trust just charts or technical analysis when it comes to bitcoin or cryptocurrencies in general. There is so much volatility and prices can be so easily affected by tons of variables. A simple fake news story could easily drive the price down or a simple tweet from a know enthusiast can drive the price up. At times like these, i believe the best analysis would be a fundamental analysis that take into consideration the risks and future roadmap of a cryptocurrency project.

My suggestion would be to DDU to remove all existing NVIDIA drivers. Choose the "shutdown after uninstall" option then simply turn on your computer. If still not detected, i would start by first plugging in only 1 GPU, then 2, then 3, then so on. You can start installing the drivers once all your GPUs have been detected. Good luck.

Sounds promising if real, but i agree with the other posts, a little caution is best with new popup projects like this. I imagine they are funded by research grants and have the money to spend but until they provided more information on who they are and what they are doing, i could imagine a number of ways they could compromise your hardware and system.

I may try and install ubuntu on one of my rigs and update this post once i get more info.

I believe we may be seeing more and more altcoins in the future. Based on the current trends, ICOs and altcoins have been a really great way to raise capital whether for legitimately projects or scams. The altcoin hype will last much longer simply because there are greedy people who always keeping looking for the next 1000% coin to capitalize on.

Amazing how this product talks a good game, but as i and most of the other people i know come from non-technical non-computer engineering background, we will probably never be able to verify this until there is an actual product being reviewed on the market.

Hopefully some of the vets here can get their hands on an actual product and post some reviews.

You could probably take a look at NEO.

Seems to be one of the more stable staking coins, and the simplest too. All you need to do is keep NEO on your wallet then it generates GAS for you. Current yield is around 5% annually. This was at around 10% when i first got into NEO a few months back tho.

My suggestion is to be really careful if you want to go into cloud mining. There are cloud mining contracts out there that actually have provisions which allow them to cancel your contract at anytime. Very rarely will you make a good profit with cloud mining. Most of the time you would be counting on the value of coins to rise, and if that is the case you would be better off actually buying the coin instead.

Hey thanks. Didn't know there was a cryptonight only profit calculator. Do you happen to have any experience with the accuracy of these estimates?
I was about to sell off my VEGAs (is that a good idea?) but after seeing this i guess i could still squeeze some profit from them.

Experience has shown that running your PSU at 80% is the most ideal and efficient in terms of taking care of your PSU and optimal power consumption

Given that you are running at 82% (700/850w), you're probably at a safe spot and need not run a separate PSU. However, i'd go another step and further undervolt your cards a little more. Just to be sure perhaps.

So my server PSU woke me up with a loud pop last night. When i got to the rig it smelled burnt. It was one of my DELL 1400w server PSUs which was running at a load of 1000w.

Probably just because of poor refurbished quality but anyway, the breakout board won't light up anymore but none of the cables or the PSU case look burnt. I guess something just popped inside. My question is can this be repaired or do some people buy these kinds of PSUs? Or am i stuck with using this as a paper with or souvenir? What have you guys done with stuff like these?

Any ideas would be appreciated. Thanks.

Thank you.



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