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Hi, I'm not interested in various trading sites with the usual graphs as they usually go in much smaller timescales (weekly at best), I just want an easy peak into the monthly average price of Bitcoin historically, up to present. Ideally for the last 30 days of rolling average, but I can also do with a monthly average. Is there any such site like that I've missed? Extra bonus points for a public API. Thanks. Edit: I've only found this, but it's not completely satisfactory: https://www.barchart.com/crypto/quotes/%5EBTCUSD/technical-analysis |
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As much as I'd like to see Homero Joshua Garza to get fucked, repeatedly, against his will, in various ways, it's obvious that there's a new scam disguised going around.
I've got the same email on multiple email accounts, all of them being highly unofficial and scammy.
Title is: "Court Approved Legal Notice about a Class Action Lawsuit Involving GAW Miners, LLC and ZenMiner, LLC"
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Its thread's locked, website empty, git cleaned out, no block explorer, etc. The only thing I see is that it's still listed on yobit. What happened to it? |
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Hey, I'm selling several of these keys I got with some Nvidia cards. I can provide screenshot of the email if requested.
$30 in BTC.
PM if interested.
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GPU Boost 3.0 cards ignore manual temperature limits in tools like MSI Afterburner or EVGA Precision.
You can set the temps to let's say 65°C but as long as the power is not limited the card will heat up to as much as 80+°C (card in question is AORUS 1080 Ti).
Is there any tool that enforces a custom temperature limit and throttles the card based on that for windows?
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I keep getting this on a couple of 1080 Ti's randomly:  Sometimes it happens to only one card, sometimes they all fall together and flatline in MSI Afterburner. Happens in both 3 and 4 card 10870 Ti rigs on a 1300W EVGA PSU with powered USB risers and even on a rig with only 1 card. Seem to happen more frequently when the power limit is at 100% instead of around 70-80% but it might just be a coincidence. The cards are only around 65°C. Any suggestions what could cause this? |
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I keep getting this error message randomly when mining on a couple of rigs:  at which point the card crashes and sometimes even the rig crashes. I get this mostly on a 4 card 1080 Ti rig and a 4 card 1070 rig. It mostly happens if I OC just a tiny bit (+20-40 Mhz) and if I set the power target close to 100% instead of the usual ~70%. I'm suspecting it has to be the PSU but it doesn't make sense since they are EVGA SuperNOVA 1300W G2 in both rigs. And I have a rig with 6 x 1070 with the same PSU without any issues. I tried switching around the risers but didn't help. |
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I've been seeing a miner mod called "ccminer/enemy-0.2b" on yiimp's benchmark page and this miner seems to be pretty fast in every algo. Anyone have any info on this fork? PM if you know something. |
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I noticed that when I'm logged out the site is much faster at loading pages and I can't figure out why. That way it's near instant while logged in adds an extra 1-3 seconds per pageload.
Clearing cookies didn't help.
I tried with a new account with same settings and that was fast as well so that pretty much excludes my end.
The only difference I can see is that this account is subscribed to 24 pages of threads but that shouldn't affect pageloads, and certainly not this much, right?
I have no idea why it is the case but it's very clearly there; I did a few test with a stopwatch measuring the time it takes to load 10 pages of the same thread one after the other and the difference is always at least double.
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Title says it all. I run a lot of wallets and some likes to write gigabytes of data which I want to avoid.
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User hananl1styo created two moderated coin ANN threads with links to weird wallets which are more than likely contain malwares. He's also deleting comments. Note, the first and unmoderated Putincoin has a different, likely safe wallet. |
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I mean I know the disadvantages of bigger block sizes but I can't think of any disadvantages to having like 5 minute blocks (with obviously half rewards).
Blockchain bloat is not an issue as it's practically all about block sizes anyway.
And of course Bitcoin is quite slow for today's standard so halving the blocktime would help both with that and the maximum TX per seconds as well.
Add 2MB blocks to the mix and the maximum TX per second is already quadrupled without any major effects that I can think of.
It's obviously not even discussed for a good reason but I'm curious what that reason might be.
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EU account but OW might be global, haven't tested it yet.
Account also has:
Starcraft II: Wings of Liberty + Hearth of the Swarm
Diablo III + Reaper of Souls.
Looking for $700 $600 in BTC through escrow for now.
Edit: Price decreased to $600.
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I have a nomp (zone117x) and mpos pool (based on this guide) that I'm trying to add lyra2re2 support but I'm not sure how. I added a change to algoProperties.js that I found here: https://github.com/upgradeadvice/node-stratum-pool/commit/0298e72c0e90fb8552f1330167cf04979da730c5but I'm not sure how to actually add the hashing algo into multihashing and whatever else that would be required to set it up. It also worth noting the wallet daemon of the coin I want to use doesn't have rpc client functionality (only -cli) so I might also need help with that. I can offer a small bounty, pm me if you can help. |
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There are fake tweets at the bottom of the site with pictures of Jimi Hendrix, Steve Jobbs and Adele, is it supposed to be a joke or a poor scam attempt?  Edit: nice, google is blocking it already. |
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I'm looking to rent 10 socks5 private (not shared/found/botnet/etc) proxies.
Most important is 0-24 stability, bandwidth is minimal (mining).
I would need to try it and I'd pay in BTC. PM me if you're interested.
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