33 1/2 hours *left*.

There is a countdown on the bottom of the site.

Only 34 hours left for bonus referrals!

50% referral bonus for the next 34 hours.

http://btc4you.info

Weird.  I just checked it and it worked fine for me from a few machines.

Refresh and try again?

Added countdown to site for current 50% referral bonus.

50% referral bonus ends on Friday!
After Friday, referrals will begin paying the regular 25%.
If earnings increase, we'll have another referral bonus time.

Thanks!

For a limited time, referral earnings are set to 50%!

Thank you.  I'm experimenting with some new ways to display banners and other ads to keep it interesting for the users and because I love to tinker. :-)

I'd like to keep it this high, or even make it higher, but so far the ad revenue hasn't been keeping pace. :-/

Thanks!  I put a banner right at the top of the site! :-)

Come back in 30 minutes and try again! :-)

Yes, I went a little crazy with some HTML5 stuff.  I thought it was different and fun.

You asked so I'm trying to deliver. :-)

New faucet reward structure is:
250-350 (40.4%), 351-500 (55.5%), 501-1000 (5%), 50000 (< 0.1%) satoshi every 30 minutes.

Of course, ad revenue is what keeps the site running.  If ad revenue drops, so will the rewards. :-(

Rewards have been increased to 100-200 (40.4%), 201-500 (59.5%), 501-1000 (1%), 50000 (< 0.1%) satoshi every 30 minutes.

If ad revenue can keep up with the faucet's output, I can keep payout rates high.  I'll have to adjust the payouts in accordance with ad revenue.

100-175 (80.8%), 176-500 (19.1%), 501-1000 (1%), 50000 (< 0.1%) satoshi every 30 minutes.

Is that better?  And I turned up referral to 20%. :-)

http://btc4you.info

FaucetBox faucet with 30 minute wait time and prizes as high as 50,000 satoshi.

Give it a try and let me know how you do. :-)

http://btc4you.info

www.bsom.org/noncecalc

Just a little thing I whipped up for myself that I thought I'd share.  Enter the size of your hard drive in BYTES and the stagger size in MEGABYTES and it will calculate the maximum number of nonces you can plot as well as estimate how much disk space will be 'wasted'.  Good for newbies who don't know how to calculate this, or for the lazy who don't want to. :-)

Thanks for developing this miner.  It is much quicker and leaner than the Java equivalent.  However, I've found quite a few anomalies while using it.  I've posted 4 bug reports to Github.  Wonder what your opinion on those reports is...?

And a Windows build with Curses is available at http://sgminer.builders

If you're anything like me, you really like the Curses interface for CGMiner.  Why on Earth did GAWminers leave out Curses?

Well, after watching endless scrolling without lots of useful feedback all day, I couldn't take it anymore...

So, I compiled The GAWminer Edition of CGMiner 3.1.1 FOR WINDOWS WITH CURSES SUPPORT! (32-bit)

Now, it looks like the CGMiner we're all used to. :-)

It's available on my miner compilation page at http://sgminer.builders (Yes, that's a real URL)

I neglected to say that this is a build for WINDOWS!!!  Edited original post.

If you're anything like me, you really like the Curses interface for CGMiner.  Why on Earth did GAWminers leave out Curses?

Well, after watching endless scrolling without lots of useful feedback all day, I couldn't take it anymore...

So, I compiled The GAWminer Edition of CGMiner 3.1.1 FOR WINDOWS WITH CURSES SUPPORT! (32-bit)

Now, it looks like the CGMiner we're all used to. :-)

It's available on my miner compilation page at http://sgminer.builders (Yes, that's a real URL)

They're also all over eBay.