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Old user here, different user names to protect my privacy.
I am going to pull my rig. Moving tomorrow, and I'm probably not going to be back up again.

So.. Con, thanks for your great work, and your solo mining initiative. Kudos.
It has been fun. No blocks to the rescue though

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Hey.. Sayonara dudes!

Raining cats & dogs my Doberman was really annoyed, he doesn't like rain. So when we arrived at the park, he jumps out of the car, grabs the first tiny dog in sight, throws it in a mud pool, and runs off.. Ever saw a Doberman with an evil smile? I did..

Next block is mine.. Hehe..

Just curious.. Reading about the chance of finding the solving hash of a block and understanding - I hope - how random that is, what would be the use?

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Yes, thanks.

Hmm.. But a large pool will "cloud" many shares and distribute them. So you can factor your own hashrate against the pool as opposed to the overall hashrate. That way increasing your "luck factor." The overall hash "cloud" and your single instance in that will not weigh against a large pool with a shared hashrate. That's what I mean. Shares are being solved equally over the Net, but a large pool will "suck in" a significant portion of shares, thus mining in this pool wil change your overall "luck factor" as opposed to "going it alone on the Net." It's about "time" and "volume." Am I wrong?

In essence.. The guys pointing huge amounts of hashing power to the pool make my chance of getting that one solving hash even bigger. "It's the pool and it's size what matters." From this you can calculate your "luck factor."

I pointed 1.something TH to the pool. "It's not the amount of men who are running, it's the man who wins."

The luck factor isn't really what is described recently.
When a pool mines blocks, it gets hashes. Those hashes are distributed amongst the miners in the pool.
Now.. One of these hashes could be the hash that solves a block.
So, the math involving the "luck factor" is way more complicated than "a dice with ~40billion sides."
But within the pool's stratum of work distributed, even a minor miner could hit the jackpot.
That's the "fun" of mining solo in - mind you - a large pool.

Comments on flaws in reasoning please..

I decided to add my miner to your pool today.

Just hope & pray now