Logged into my account today and found the payout address changed and payout threshold changed to 1.  LTC from my account are gone - thankfully they only got about 17 LTC.

I've seen complaints about Coinotron's LTC pool having an unusually high number of rejected shares in the last while.  Not sure if it's related, but I was also getting close to 10% on some of my rigs.  (one was 30%).  Either way, I've switched pools now and am getting less than 1% rejects now.

Anyone else get hacked?  My account credentials couldn't be guessed.  Either I have a keylogger on my system or Coinotron's database got hacked.

I'm finding that 1 Mh/s using phatk generally translates to 1 Kh/s using scrypt.

Is that standard?

I'm getting an error when launching Litecoin.

Just as I launch it the error is:

"This application has requested the Runtime to terminate it in an unusual way.  Please contact the application's support team for more information."

I backed up my wallet and deleted the Litecoin app along with the application data.  Litecoin launched fine after that.  However, after getting in sync, I shut down Litecoin and now getting the same error again.

Anyone have any idea why this could be?  I've looked around and can't find anything on this.

Noob question. 

I can't figure this out.  I have a lot of BTC addresses with really small amounts.  Like 0.000671...etc.  I'm using blockchain.info and when I try to move these small amounts into my main account it doesn't let me because there isn't enough to cover the fee the nodes would like to get paid.  I even set it to "frugal" so that there would be no fee paid but that doesn't work.  I don't care if it takes days for it to clear, but it's just a bit irritating to dispose of these addresses while there's still a balance.