There was a passphrase, and it was provided in the original post.

Normally I don't, due to on-line wallets and such, but for a place with just one address associated with it (no private keys), I don't mind.

Edit: Also, thank you for the btc, always appreciate some extra!

Easy enough, login to blockchain.info, import private key, provide passphrase.

What would it take, to get you to either do a gist, or put this on github proper, to make it easy to stay up to date?

Would it be possible, that when an exchange is "down", or not responding to the API, you could remove it as the "top" exchange rate?  Case in point, right now, CoinEx is giving the red stopsign, and it's not updating it's exchange rate, but when you have it set to "highest price", it still selects it, throwing off the overall value.

Quick and easy transaction for XRP -> BTC.  Thanks again!

Thank you for the hard work milone!  Your changes sound perfect (and kind of what I figured would need to be done).  Thank you so much!

Love this app.  The only thing that I'm a bit "eh" about, is that it doesn't seem to handle monitoring a remote system.  Is it possible to add in remote monitoring?  I'd like to run this on my PC, and let it monitor my miner, and not have to vnc into it to check on it.

Additionally, how about a capability to "alert" when your mining speed drops (i.e. via email).

My (perhaps limited) knowledge is that mining in a pool will give you more consistent payouts, as you've got the power of the pool behind you.  With solo mining, it's a crap shoot.  You could get a block on your own in minutes (so very unlikely) or months, if ever.  I decided to join a pool to build up a coin-base.  If I ever had super high gh/s, perhaps solo, but I just don't think it's worth it to me.

Well hello.  That is all, just hello.

I don't see how taking in bitcoins is going to get you more in return, unless he's really turning them around, getting new hardware, and paying out at some point.  Doesn't seem like a wise investment.  Keep your bitcoins, and sell em yourself at some point.  There's been enough fluctuation in the market for you to get a good return on your own (in my not so educated opinion)

Here are my current settings for the Sapphire 7950 Vapor-X, I have it all in a batch file I run when I need:

setx GPU_MAX_ALLOC_PERCENT 100
setx GPU_USE_SYNC_OBJECTS 1
cgminer.exe --scrypt -o stratum+tcp://eu.wemineltc.com:3333 -u x -p x -I 20 -w 256 -g 1 --gpu-engine 900-1000 --gpu-memclock 1450 --gpu-fan 85 --auto-gpu --thread-concurrency 16384


This is getting me about 620KH/s, and haven't had a driver crash since setting it up.

+1 for this app.  I didn't use it long, because I wrote something a little more tailored to my needs, but it worked very well for the short time I did.

Just tossed you .1LTC (and paid the awesome .1LTC fee).  Good luck!