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Sounds like geebus is seeing the same problem I am. Sure wish I knew what was going on exactly. I've tried doing all the things he listed, and still missing bitcoins.
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Well I'm still missing 47 BTC...
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Still haven't been paid for bets from two days ago when the Block Chain split. They are just sitting in my wallet expecting to be paid. These TX ID's are not showing up in blockchain.info, and NOW they are not showing up on satoshidice either where as they were before....WTF?!?!
Amount: +32.00 BTC TX: a1f9a00b28db38132182032035bc43f24ca647b684bc4e339afa4e2c0dec50a1
Amount: +1.00551999 BTC TX: 9dd9643367959718e3cfcd7ff9df0bfaf9fff085903185b92d54b8220ee041dc
Amount: +0.50250999 BTC TX:f4c9cf60c4533e3b496e1d595076bf840194751c76f87cc3c2da18a9c5a5083d
Amount: +0.50250999 BTC TX: dcb49a44a304427c005ff2bf8ae9894b415c6537b2673d8d3f81bc2003b13b72
Amount: +0.50250999 BTC TX: 9fcf405077ed5772bcf99f9d0d2bb3ac328fe90031474febd6f89392dee9e228
Amount: +4.02357999 BTC TX: aaab67f030a85bdb29e72792f6326c7f12444a28b62bf3749a09036689b583f5
Amount: +2.01153999 BTC TX: 8259da6a55f1d0ff0d7cea4e424c0aa431f35b388b77560f5559a178d0de2280
Amount: +1.00551999 BTC TX: 4103ad8656fa8432f4d50f77c79e8c1f739c71f10801339788e057df899c334f
Amount: +1.00551999 BTC TX: d9809ef9e4255cd137550ee076472245f0d6e1cd2e5ff778450f2c7ca64ff5c4
Amount: +0.50250999 BTC TX: 8e746439fc42f0ad47380453a9a1a1fdac2e93461d763cda278945a3b8fb07e3
Amount: +1.00551999 BTC TX: 0a8f642695953e15572961a889861579a2babef57ba1cb9335ac77a7bddc8836
Amount: +1.00551999 BTC TX: e1720316fcbba42cc5b75c12053e56ca5c36b90082b354aca5a7347d04d5b21f
Amount: +1.00551999 BTC TX: ad0a6c5720516305e7031a3c12ece5a48d3eab09a9be01f3170bc5a3da3365d3
Amount: +1.00551999 BTC TX: eed0b401ab5618d47c530f46c1867df3bfc9531bba810a8e2abf81340150ddbe
TOTAL: +47.08379987 BTC
WHEN CAN I EXPECT TO GET PAID ON THESE???
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are they trying to hide it by making it whole bunch of small transfers?
You got it. this sucks! months of mining and the first time I try bitcoinica my btc get stolen. stupid hackers!! ![Angry](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/angry.gif)
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found something strange while following the stolen coins. Sent from the thief to many small accounts and one large one. http://blockchain.info/address/1EMLwAwseowTkDtKnEHRKrwQvzi4HShxSX1.01100101 BTC 2.01111 BTC 3.0111 BTC 4.01100101 BTC 5.01100011 BTC 6.011101 BTC 7.001 BTC 116.4569963 BTC 8.01101101 BTC 9.01100001 BTC 10.01110011 BTC 11.01110011 BTC 12.001 BTC 13.011011 BTC 14.01100101 BTC 15.01100001 BTC 16.01101011 BTC 17.001 BTC 18.01110011 BTC 19.01101111 BTC 20.01101111 BTC 21.0110111 BTC Why would they split it up like that? are they trying to hide it by making it whole bunch of small transfers?
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thank you. i will look at it.
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so my bitcoins are gone forever? why would I want to use it then if I can't get stolen bitcoins back?
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Yo slush, when are you going to support long polling?
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Slush how much do you make per month off your pool?
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Oops. What I meant to ask was about the Horizontal axis, not vertical. My mistake. How are the numbers 2,4,6,8,etc determined. I understand the percentage (vertical) line, but I don't understand where the horizontal axis numbers come from.
Thanks for dealing with my noob'ness.
The horizontal axis is multiples of the difficulty. So point 2 on this axis represents a number of shares equal to twice the difficulty. The corresponding point on the vertical axis, 87%, means that 87% of all rounds will end before reaching this number of shares. That makes more sense. Thank you for explaining that. ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif)
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Is there any way to see which blocks a particular worker found? I noticed that one of mine found one today and purely out of curiosity I'm wondering which block it was. ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif) I'd take a certain amount of pride in being able to say, "Oh, yeah, block 117551, that was me!" I noticed that also. It doesn't seem like mining.bitcoin.cz or deepbit.net have very detailed stats for their users, and everything is delayed which makes it impossible for me to watch my stats in realtime, and that sucks. Is there anyway to get my stats in a non-delayed form?
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Vertical axis is percentage.
"For example, the theoretical curve shows that 87% of blocks should be found after less that (2 * the current difficulty) shares."
Oops. What I meant to ask was about the Horizontal axis, not vertical. My mistake. How are the numbers 2,4,6,8,etc determined. I understand the percentage (vertical) line, but I don't understand where the horizontal axis numbers come from. Thanks for dealing with my noob'ness.
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I got another question about CFD. I read your site, but it doesn't say what the vertical lines represent on the CFD graph. Could you kindly explain this to me. Why does it take so long to hit 100%, and what math would you do to calculate what 100% is?
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Why depend on google though?
Well... why not? If you're scared that Google will steal your pool credentials, simply block him in AdBlock or similar. AWstats is one of many a very good tracking program that you can run locally.
But I don't want to run it locally. I have tens of sites on analytics already, so I just generated yet another javascript code and put it to template; work done under 1 minute. OK, I will just block with adblock then. Good idea. ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif)
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Why do you track users for google?
Because I'm curious how many people is going to the site? Why depend on google though? AWstats is one of many a very good tracking program that you can run locally.
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