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Is there any overview of the different reward algos for blake-256 coins?
How much in/deflation they are programmed to cause.
I think a saw elecron opting for more deflation recently?
Seems only ELT and BLC are worth something?
Couldn't find BBTC or UMO on coinmarketcap and PHO and LIT where way down there.
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I don't think there is only 7.000 nodes, do you mean open nodes with port 8333 accessible?
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Anyone tried bitcoind on a Raspberry Pi 2?
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And how do you think it does currently work? Land registration system also rely on some form of information stored on paper or electronically. You could argue that there are means to recover lost data... yeah, unless something catastrophic occurs e.g. war. And the ease of modifying your records means someone could alter them in their favor. Blockchain data would easily survive war and it's impossible to tamper with. Lost private key? I don't think you would rely on single key for such things, you would have multiple people holding different keys + multiple backups etc. Even if we would still need notary public offices to deal with real estate transactions so they could be somehow insured against lost key scenario I think it would be beneficial for everyone to have public ledger of... everything. PS Private key could be derived from your body which would eliminate risk of losing it  Ok, today you have papers, one original paper I have in my banks vault and one attested copy of that paper the government has in their vault, both prove I own my house with signatures. I agree loosing the private key is less of a problem than getting your key stolen. What then? |
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Can You Survive The BlakeZone! Closed Beta Client Release Date 15th May 2015  Good stuff, looking forward. How do you apply? |
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Seems it's not my 3G connection but something is really weird, when I arrived at the cabin bfg had crashed and said "No availiable pools" but during the better part of this week bfg had been unstable during the day, but stable during the nights.
I suspect some complex interaction between bfgminer and the 3G connection causes this. I guess the only proper thing to do is to fix a VPN so I can access the cabin from the city with a linux machine instead of my windows "oculus rift" gaming rig...
Oh, well, I'm going slush solo for now to see if that makes things stabler so expect a DDoS on slush any day now.
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Try a current version first.
It doesn't work well with the Monarch on Windows. But I'm thinking the problem is my 3G operator and not f2pool which is now working and the pool uptime is still haywire... will check it out this weekend. |
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I have this issue with bfgminer; when any pool in my list is attacked with DDoS bfg goes crazy and drops out all over the place.
First this happened to me with 1.ghash 2.slush when ghash whent upside down two weeks ago. Then bfg never connected to slush = zero revenue but full electric bill = not good.
Now when I have 1.slush 2.f2pool it happened again when f2pool was under attack! that's my secondary pool!!!
I think it might be due too:
1) My connection is 3G and the connection is dodgy = lots of reconnects.
2) I'm using BFLs old Monarch compatible bfgminer.
But how can I tell bfgminer to only connect to pools that behave good?
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@kkurtmann Well, it's just simpler to have everything synchronize over on port, now you need two solutions: 1 webserver and then 1 socketserver with memory leaks, file descriptor leaks, thread management, etc. Basically it's the way we should all go; microservices HTTP-only is a good standard so firewalls and scaling works the same way everywhere, language agnostic, so we can focus on the product with different tools; because developers want them, not because some guy with a suit & tie had a bad morning and needed complexity to keep his job.
Also if you wan't mining to work on port 80 you need it to be HTTP. |
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so what pool do you recommend?
btw, ghash.io has an even worse problem than I though. When slush lost connection if failed back to ghash.io and my bfgminer stopped working = there is something completely wrong with their stratum server. I'm pretty sure they are DDoSing themselves.
Is just said "ghash.io not replying" and "switching back to pool 0" (slush) but then nothing...
You need third one for backup then  Choosing a pool for me is an act of trust. I will not recommend any Chinese pool because i do not trust them. the choice is yours at the end I'm running slush as primary and f2pool as secondary. Fingers crossed! I had something similar happen once (with a different pool), and it was actually a problem on my end - wifi interference. Have you tried splitting half your hashes to another pool to see if the downtime is at your end?
It's not wifi interference on my end. Half the systems are hard-wired, and the other half are wireless. When the ghash.io connection breaks, the miners have no issue connecting to the backup pool. I think ghash has updated it's stratum system and it's broken. You should probably switch. |
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so what pool do you recommend?
btw, ghash.io has an even worse problem than I though. When slush lost connection my miners failed back to ghash.io and my bfgminer stopped working = there is something completely wrong with their stratum server. I'm pretty sure they are DDoSing themselves.
Is just said "ghash.io not replying" and "switching back to pool 0" (slush) and then bfgminer stalled...
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Ok, so if you can't remotely access your miners DO NOT USE ghash.io.
When they are under DDOS your miners will not switch to the backup pool.
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Obviously, a lot of miners jumped to other pools - just look at their hashrate. But when I look at my machines, they are jumping back and forth. Well, guess I have to drive to the mine today :-(
See this is a huge problem! CEX needs to fix this issue! I have 6 hour train back and forth to the mine, same problem as you I guess (3G connection with shared IP and no way except complicated VPN to fix that)... |
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CEX is down, and antpool dropped 15 PH at the same time... My miners are not going to their backup pool (slush), something is fishy. I will go out to the remote location and switch back slush to primary, I'd rather have 24 hour blocks than 8 hours full blast lost mining.
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This time it's different, normally your bfgminer switches to backup pool, but my miners didn't. Also antpool dropped 14 PH when CEX went down!?
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They should just pull the plug = shut down the pool completely, I have to go out to my remote location (which doesn't have external IP, and I couldn't be bothered to setup VPN since the computer there is a windows box) and CEX will be gone, forever. I'd rather have 24 hour blocks on slush than this crap.
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