good, I was not crazy!
Maybe
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As an Engineer, I ask myself what is definition of BFLs "life time warranty"? Is it; 1. The calculated operational lifespan of the circuit board including solder joints, fatigue rates, etc and comes out to 18 months? 2. Is it the industry standard of 25 years = life time? 3. Is it the mean lifetime remaining of the purchaser? i.e. Purchaser is caucasian male with life expectancy of 80 years and he buys it when he is 40 years old, therefore the lifetime warranty is 40 years?
What does the forum think?
More importantly, what does BFL think?
Like many statements from BFL - sketchy, suspicious and undefined.
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A 51% attack would be fairly easy for anybody with the resources to do so(government) from what I understand.. Just take down Deepbit, BTCGuild, 50BTC, Eclipse, Ozcoin simultaneously.. All of a sudden 2-3 TH is all that's needed to gain 50.1%+ of the network.. am I wrong here? Seems like the bigger pools need to distribute their hashrates, maybe to multiple Cloud EC2 instances?
sure, you footing the bill? actually most miners are smarter than most of the community gives them credit for. All of the good mining software has failover mode where you can enter multiple pools including p2pool and solo mining I know people that set up mining software with 10 pools then p2pool then solo mining in their failover - that hashrate doesn't just "disappear" if big pools are attacked cheers Graet All miners should have at least 3 different backup pools, you could also list your primary pool with each one of it's servers as backup and then have alternatives, at the minimum, setup to mine on a p2pool node using one of your bitcoin addresses, as your next to last, then solo mining as your final backup, then you will always be mining somewhere unless it's your connectivity that is down.
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could you update - my ad is in rotation,
Thanks
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Still seeing the old size. FF 15.0.1
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Very nice indeed
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Lurking
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Is anyone else having a problem with the order confirmation page provided after ordering ? I get the following error, but perhaps I (or my browser) am at fault...
Notice: Undefined variable: order_id in /home/btcfpga/public_html/catalog/controller/account/order.php on line 149Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /home/btcfpga/public_html/index.php:104) in /home/btcfpga/public_html/vqmod/vqcache/vq2-system_engine_controller.php on line 28Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /home/btcfpga/public_html/index.php:104) in /home/btcfpga/public_html/vqmod/vqcache/vq2-system_engine_controller.php on line 29
Login first.
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Just download 2.7.6 and now it shows "Diff 1, or Diff 2" ?
Yes, or Diff3 or Diff(n) depending on the difficulty of the share that you are receiving from the pool that you are on. Sweet..thanks IIRC the faster the rig the higher the Diff will go, if the pool supports it. For example, on BTCGuild via Stratum, my ~5 GHash BFL rig is doing Diff 8. Um... I didn't think cgminer had stratum support yet? EDIT: must be using a proxy. M https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=28402.msg1236151#msg1236151
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hi tom,
just sent you an email since my PM is probably backlogged somewhere.
LOL - bad timing... I have been really trying hard to knock out emails but I just hit another hourly limit. Domain btcfpga.com has exceeded the max emails per hour (23/20 (114%)) allowed. Message will be reattempted later send me another PM right now and I will respond right now thanks Have you thought about adding another e-mail address from another provider?
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Just download 2.7.6 and now it shows "Diff 1, or Diff 2" ?
Yes, or Diff3 or Diff(n) depending on the difficulty of the share that you are receiving from the pool that you are on.
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You might want to look at submerging the rig in a mineral oil bath and using a radiator to extract/transfer the heat to the outside or other purpose.
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We really need a full alternative, TBF independent, client. Asap.
+1
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Those interested in immediate profit will upgrade to asic, those interested in long term investment will continue to mine, even at a loss (@current rates)
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You could test on main net - Use an address supplied by the purchaser of the unit on a p2pool node setup for that purpose.
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You need to determine if redundancy is important, 1 large hub = single point of failure, Multiple smaller hubs will spread out the risk and allow some margin of safety. One fails and you can plug into the others. Also make the determination if you will need USB 3.0 ports before buying.
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blocks from the future? https://blockchain.info/block-height/201556 placed by BitMinter into blockchain at 2012-10-02 18:49:44 but block timestamp is 2012-10-02 19:02:42 which is actually almost 15 minutes in the future (I am typing this at 19:01) Confused? Will Blockchain.info is not always accurate
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Now that would make an interesting animated profile pic. +1 For a real video of Graet doing a happy dance
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