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With crypto fever hitting the nation, Rumble — a full-service video platform that connects creators to publishers and advertisers — is giving its influencers the opportunity to get in on the action.
Today, the company announced that it is joining the ranks of Overstock.com and Craigslist in unrolling Bitcoin and Ethereum (another cryptocurrency) payment to its user base. The announcement gives the more than 75,000 video creators on Rumble greater flexibility in selecting payout methods, and has established the video platform as among the first to offer direct payment in cryptocurrencies.
https://thevideoink.com/2017/12/20/rumble-pay-creators-crypto-currency/ |
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cryptoglance seems to be broken on 16.04
i dunno why but i cant get it to fully work.. the top part works but the rig details just have that loading bar forever.
Try changing this: /includes/classes/miners/cgminer.php - Line ~355 $socket = stream_socket_client('tcp://'.$this->_host.':'.$this->_port, $errno, $errstr, 2);to $socket = stream_socket_client('tcp://'.$this->_host.':'.$this->_port, $errno, $errstr, 5);The value at the end (2 and 5) are the seconds cryptoglance waits for a response from the miner. It's possible that 16.04 slowed down in network calls or that this limit is just being hit now. |
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Is it possible to use cryptoglance with claymore miner's port 3333 for ethereum mining rigs?
If it's forked from cgminer and has the same API, then yes. Otherwise no. |
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Huh, that is quite helpful.
I'm glad to hear that. When this ends, I don't mind a tip, I have 2 addresses in my profile.  I'll keep thinking, maybe I get something more to get us closer; if I get anything new, I'll post. Crack it and take it all, hahaha |
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I believe you're on the right track NeuroticFish. I just got this hint from a Serato developer: working the encoded stuff through base64 to ascii gives the cue points in a ms in a base 64 number
Base 64 number = int 64?
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But, why would it need a transparency value in the colours? That's the confusing part.
It can be useful. Most applications now use some kind of transparency in their colours. |
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It's directly related to a MP3 id3v2.3 tag. There's an app called Serato that creates it's own data placed in a GEOB (General encapsulated object). Let me explain: Here's our string: AQFDT0xPUgAAAAAEAJmZmUNVRQAAAAASAAAAAAAZAMwAAAAAU1RBUlQAQ1VFAAAAABMAAQAA
cbMAzIgAAABWT0NBTFMAQ1VFAAAAAA0AAgAAqoQAAADMAAAAQ1VFAAAAABMAAwABVPkAzMwA
AABEUk9QIDEAQ1VFAAAAAA0ABAABjcYAAMwAAAAAQ1VFAAAAABUABQAB/3MAzADMAABCdWls
ZHVwMgBDVUUAAAAADQAGAALp1AAAzMwAAABDVUUAAAAAEAAHAANbegCIAMwAAEVORABMT09Q
AAAAABUAAAADLGMAA0jL/////wAnquEAAABMT09QAAAAABUAAQAAABAAABx5/////wAnquEA
AQBCUE1MT0NLAAAAAAEAA Decode the value to get the binary output. This tool proves useful: http://base64-encoding.online-domain-tools.com/COLOR: AQFDT0xPUgAAAAAEAJmZmUFirst 8 chars are: ..COLOR. (Hex: 01 01 43 4f 4c 4f 52 00) The next 8 chars are: ........ (Hex: 00 00 00 04 00 99 99 99) The hex value "99 99 99" is the actual colour. The next step is where I'm stuck and what the bounty is for. You can find the start of a CUE by finding the end of a colour value. Hex: 43 55 45 (CUE). After this value, there should be values of Time, Colour, Text(START) The difficulty is decoding the individual items (CUEs), not the object itself. |
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Hey Folk, Im tossing a 0.2 btc bounty to crack this value and explain it. The value is here: http://pastebin.com/pskVC3QuFirst hint: the string is base64 encoded. Decode this and you'll discover hex values. Crack the pattern, provide the value of the third CUE, and the btc reward is yours... As well as an opportunity to be paid btc for your knowledge. |
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Wow, I wasted a lot of power on this coin.... Screw it. I'm going back to NeosCoin, it has a better dev
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Don't use ajax request, use web sockets.
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Great poll. Will coins be listed in order of results?
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Syntaks, how do you specify a custom data directory?
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Been running MineField since early alpha releases... It's definitely something you should be running on your unix box. It's great that no extra packages need to be installed to use this. I look forward to future releases Axion! I'll do a more in-depth review when more time is available to me |
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If you are not on the list it means your order didn't make it into this batch. Please sign a message with the sending address of that tx and I will refund you.
Thanks
I'm on the list though... You have me down for 1. |
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UPDATE: I HAVE ANOTHER 8 OF THE 5 CHIP DEVICES AVAILABLE PLEASE PM ME BEFORE SENDING PAYMENT. I already sent my payment for my reserved item and you want to refund my money? I don't understand... |
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All USB asics get HW errors, 388 each on a row of 6 in 6days runnin.
Some are real (affect shift) most are fake and should be ignored.
5 errors in 2500 good accepts is not bad.
CPU and GPU I had no errors ever.
USB well they all do that, it is when 1 shows way more than the others, or like 200 in the first few mins, ya got a problem. usually lack of power to hub or incompatible hub. None of the USB stuff like USB 3.0 specs much.
They all adhere to USB 1.1 and 2.0 using 1.1 speeds to talk to bus.
Ahh, thanks! |
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I've received my batch! I set up 4 of them to test... i've been running into issues: First Issue:Steps:1) Installed Software 1) Changed to LTC only 2) Entered pool information 3) Switched the dip switch to LTC (L or T) Result:No hash rate what-so-ever. LTC stats showed 0.000 mh/s, same with cgminer. Solution:set the param: --dualminer-pll 800 moving onto the second issue... Second Issue:Hardware Errors...I let the USB miners run for aprox 2-3 hours with a fan on them to keep cool... I'm getting Hardware Errors! Does anybody know what this is about? I have posted more information regarding the hardware errors here: http://www.reddit.com/r/litecoinmining/comments/1x9777/dualminer_usb_hardware_errors/ |
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I'll take 1! I just cashed my BTC  When is payment due? Also, other formats of payment other than BTC? 5 chip or 1 chip? Sorry, 5 chip! |
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