A better explorer with richlist and whatnot is available at http://52.10.241.130/. If someone has a suitable domain available – feel free to add a DNS pointer. 

For now I've added the NDL chain over at :
http://explorer.netcoin.io/
http://explorer.netcoin.io/chain/Noodlyappendagecoin

It's currently syncing, but should be available soon enough.

I've tried quite a few times, but no cigar yet. You could try running abe with the --no-load param, which would avoid the problem you describe. And set up a cron job that runs at a given interval
with the command:  python -m Abe.abe --config abe.conf --commit-bytes 100000 --no-serve

It's not that hard setting it up under Apache with fast-cgi either. Which should perform better and increase stability.

I keep getting connection timed out for the block explorer ? Are you sure it's running ?

The one (and only) commit refers to a Paul Bradley : https://github.com/His-Holy-Noodliness/noodlyappendagecoin/commits/master
Besides that, it's not a lot of info available any more it seems.

Hi,
I've rebuilt the windows binaries/installer using gitian. Worked right out of the box.
https://mega.co.nz/#!mZR1WSRI!4623nfyT0xuGrFFFI92c7MKA7eRmSRwgcsDk9snw_g8

I don't have a mac available right now, so I haven't been able to rebuild the mac wallet. But here is at least a link to the mac wallet that I built a long time ago:

https://mega.co.nz/#!yRQm3ZSQ!VZdKFoDxr1KGeWhgKxF1FfFhtRQy0n563qK1Xu3C9AM

And we are live! Everything seems to be working out real nice, and we have a stable block time again.
http://explorer.netcoinfoundation.org/chain/Netcoin

I can take credit for the above mentioned, and this one 

http://noodlyappendagecoin.com/downloads/noodlyappendagecoin-qt.dmg

Bought a ticket,

Transaction ID 7ed6196b599a097470113a7b49efe1e5e8811b6680956b4922e1855eb9aea722

Wallet: NSkQBiGosFgq2aci88XJC5XU58gJpJ7XXd

Please post here if you've done business with me.

Bounty received. Thanks!

Thanks...

NMYVsxC32d4RDQGJVVjMgJJrYWw7EcDD1B

PM'ed you about the Mac wallet also...

Thanks!

JqHwY86z8W1iBs3bpVkCz5guGhPrAGfaML

Hi there,
and thanks for making this.

I'm currently trying to set up bitcoin-abe for Netcoin (https://github.com/netcoinproject/netcoin) and I'm having a bit of problems.
I'm running the latest from github and have added the following to Datastore.py:

  {"chain":"Netcoin",
     "code3":"NET", "address_version":"\x70", "magic":"\xfd\xb6\xa5\xdb"}

...
....
block_tx 4071 3398
Skipped 1 bytes at block end
Exception at 7099887448213790924

Failed to catch up {'blkfile_offset': 39107, 'blkfile_number': 1, 'chain_id': 9, 'loader': None, 'dirname': '/home/myuser/.netcoin', 'id': Decimal('32')}
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "Abe/DataStore.py", line 2637, in catch_up
    store.catch_up_dir(dircfg)
  File "Abe/DataStore.py", line 2901, in catch_up_dir
    store.import_blkdat(dircfg, ds, blkfile['name'])
  File "Abe/DataStore.py", line 3028, in import_blkdat
    b = store.parse_block(ds, chain_id, magic, length)
  File "Abe/DataStore.py", line 3059, in parse_block
    d['transactions'].append(deserialize.parse_Transaction(ds))
  File "Abe/deserialize.py", line 92, in parse_Transaction
    d['txOut'].append(parse_TxOut(vds))
  File "Abe/deserialize.py", line 67, in parse_TxOut
    d['value'] = vds.read_int64()
  File "Abe/BCDataStream.py", line 72, in read_int64
    def read_int64  (self): return self._read_num('<q')
  File "Abe/BCDataStream.py", line 110, in _read_num
    (i,) = struct.unpack_from(format, self.input, self.read_cursor)
error: unpack_from requires a buffer of at least 8 bytes

Any ideas on what I'm doing wrong ?

Take a look at this one for example:

https://github.com/forrestv/p2pool

Thanks!

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Thanks!
BFQNXNUXH6zgtmwJ2ywSC7jZ9rUKvWicSe

EDIT: That was fast - received 

Thanks,
I guess I'd pretty much ruled out mining bitcoin/litecoin because of the difficulty / the small amount I would expect to mine with my setup.

I was more thinking about mining a couple of "new" / more unknown alt coins, and take a gamble on that they in the future may be worth something on an exchange.
I'm not sure if it's the best strategy from a profit perspective though

In terms of "worthwhile", I was thinking about coins where you still have a possibility to solo/pool mine a reasonable share (even if the coins are worth next to nothing) withouth investing in ASICs.
I've been looking at the charts over at http://coinchoose.com/, but I struggle to see how I can calculate when I can expect to find a block solo mining by combining the difficulty/network hashrate / my hashrate.  Anyone know how to do this ?

Hi,
I'm new to the world of cryptocoins, but find it extremly fascinating and fun to explore. My question to you guys, is if there still are any coins
that are worthwhile mining with "ordinary" computers, e.g. CPU mining with intel core i7 and/or GPU mining with Radeon 7850 ?

Thanks