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Hi evolvia31,

Thanks for trying out the pool, I remember the hash increase. The coins that were mined when you arrived at the pool have a slow mature rate. After the two hours they became ready for exchange. This is why you see this delay on the chart. In order for the pool to become more profitable we sacrificed coin mature time. In order to avoid this problem, please mine for a longer period of time and allow the coins to mature.

evolvia31 If I'm not mistaken you sent about 17MH for more than an hour. Why not try to send 1MH for 17 hours and see how it goes (it is basically the same and of course if you want send more but for a longer period of time). I apologize for this inconvenience. Until the pool grows larger it will be susceptible to mining inertia (which can be avoided by mining for a longer period of time). We are constantly trying to improve the pool but keeping profitability high is not easy. Here is a great article explaining different pool payment methods.

Thanks for your support!

Thank you for finding the typo. At the moment CM is at 0.00260, EP is at 0.00364. Personally I find the difference at least interesting, although I cannot speak for others.

About guaranteed profitability, when a large increase in hash power occurs there is a delay (from a couple of hours up to 6 hours) in income increase. This is caused by the time it takes for coins to mature and be exchanged. During this period the pool will suffer an artificial drop in profitability, which will be corrected as soon as the coins start coming in. This happens because of the way profitability is calculated (average 24h pool income/average 24h pool hashrate). The pool average hash increases immediately while pool income has to mature.

Mining consistently for 24 hours or more will neutralize this effect and for this reason I believe there is no need for a guaranteed profitability. If you are looking for a more reliable indicator than daily average profitability please consider the 7 days average profitability on the main page (currently 0.003252).

Happy mining!

Oh, in that case I will adjust my assumptions accordingly. And with your permission of course, I would kindly suggest to perhaps consider the implications of higher profitability pool in your specific setup. To the best of my knowledge CM and EasyPool.me have a similar way of operating and mining on EP when you are not rented out on Leaserig will give you the advantage of higher revenues. And although I can understand how that can be a burden for some in general it is considered and advantage. But please don't just take my word for it.

Happy mining! 

I'm not sure what's happening at NiceHash but I can talk about EasyPool.me. When a coin is going bust if it's not disabled in time it can drag a good part the profits with it. Also increase in BTC price seems to affect payments as well (although it seems to be temporary 2-3 days).

Congratulations p4u, it's a very nice concept!

EasyPool.me has better profitability than clevermining.com and since your response to their announcement posted here was so positive I thought you wouldn't mind to know there is a new pool with better profitability. But perhaps I was mistaken... some users unfortunately do seem to be inconsistent in their responses under similar circumstances.

I messaged 3 cm.com cheerleaders out of pure curiosity (because I don't think they are real users hence only mascots or fake users for cm), that is hardly spamming and that is hardy everybody (which is broader sense for people).

Thank you for the tip with LaseseRig and as always happy mining 

I support and understand the importance of other algorithms, but for now the pool is using scrypt just like most other pools.

Happy Mining!

Right now, the pool is at 0.00363 BTC/day @ 1MH/s. Anyone interested?

It's known that 1% of the population controls most of the wealth and are hence responsible for the current direction the world is going. A large portion of this wealth is controlled with banks and this is why cryptocurrencies are such a problem for some. This is why Bitcoin is under attack from the mainstream media everyday. But what can we so about it?

I believe the best thing we can do is to prosper and do our bit to make mining better. This is how EasyPool.me was born with the aim to bring new features and revitalize mining. But for that it needs your help. Don't mine with EasyPool.me just because it has better profitability than other pools. Mine with us to make currencies better and to bring positive change to the mining world. This is our pledge, mine with us and together we can make cryptocurrencies stronger.

Start mining today @ EasyPool.me and don't forget to post your feedback and feature requests!

Dogechode, no worries for getting there in a timely manner. As someone else mentioned before, Mars One is already well into the selection process. Nasa is moving more and more toward SpaceShipOne while shutting down (at least for now) their shuttle launches. Virgin Galactic is teasing us with space ports and commercial space flight. Things are a lot more interesting now then they were 10 years ago. Another 10 years into the future we might even see perhaps commercial space flight as a booming industry. Great time to be alive to be honest. Star Trek, Star Wars and other movies portrayed the human race as a star faring species and this has captured our imagination. I've always wandered though what the middle step would be like, that moment when humans start to slowly raise our eyes to the sky and venture more and more into outer space. It looks like 2015-2025 might be a very interesting period. A great time to sit back, get some popcorn and enjoy the view

Colonizing Mars is quite a challenge. Maybe a first step would be to colonize the oceans and then take that technology to other planets. It might be easier this way because a lot of the challenges you face on another planet (hostile environment, atmosphere, isolation) you can find in the deep here on Earth. And when you had enough you can always come back to the surface whereas on another planet transportation might be a bit more tricky.

The biggest challenges on Mars are probably pressure (the atmosphere on Mars is very thin), magnetic field (protects from cosmic radiation), atmosphere (terraforming perhaps).

Another big issue might be indigenous life. Throughout Earth's history there have been multiple (132 to be more precise) small meteors that landed here on Earth that came from Mars. It is concisely possible that the asteroid that killed the dinosaurs (or another one perhaps) projected a piece of rock from Earth to Mars containing Earth microbes or bacteria. These can be either dormant or active and they can pose a big hazard to humans (having their evolutionary paths so different from our).

Foxpup is right, this card is AGP. PCIe (x16) is much longer.

Firefox, Midori, SeaMonkey (pretty good one), Dooble, Konqueror (very good one).

Personally I try to sanction Chrome because Google makes certain features geared toward (or only available) in Chrome. And I think this hits the open-source community from which Chrome was built (WebKit).

DMD seems to be stuck at block 386228

It's overrated. Journalists got jiggly because they actually got something to write about but it's far less severe than they make it sound. The vast majority of servers were already patched when the news came out. Don't sweat it.

Why Aliens? I don't buy it. Plenty of opportunity to have done it by now and we're still here.

Solar Storm is a very good one. In 1859 there was a solar storm so powerful the aurora borealis (or the northern lights) was visible from Cuba. Telegraph posts caught fire. Imagine what a storm like that could do to your mining rig 

The deprecated ones Web Search and News Search sure were. Maps is awesome.

I get the Unity idea is to have a common interface that will work on PC, TV, Mobile and probably other devices but they just messed up giving up on Gnome 2 way back in 10.10 and to be honest it's never been the same since. I remember the good old days of 10.04 - what a distro. Everything worked, performance was awesome and it was rock-solid. Now you try to compile something, the CFLAGS are all wrong an gcc won't recognise math.h sqrt. Whoopsie jumps up and down like it's Christmas and crappy Unity becomes a real pain (even with ALT+`) if you dare open up 3 or more windows of the same application. I know it's water under the bridge by now but I never quite got over it how you can take a great distro (10.04) and turn it into something like 14.04. Cinnamon and MATE still have some way to go. Xfce or KDE is what's left now...

Bad search results and hyper sensitivity to links... It's turning worse with every update...