A new name to this entertaining microcosm, although not to the boards.  Welcome.

As an aside, if you look at Psy's posts, they are anti Bitcoinexpress rather than pro-solidcoin.  They (Psy) made that point a week or so ago, thought I would add it back.

Working out the change from Bulanula is harder (there was a shift, but I never worked out quite what happened), but Spacy is a die-hard.

LOL? Did you not see the picture above?

Not sure why you bought the cases either. It adds a bit of cost, and probably greatly increases temps; cold winters or not.
Pretty impressive setup otherwise. Any houses for sale near that hydroelectric dam?

As for my rig.. heh, well, I dont have canadian winter here, nor your electricity prices, so my setup is way more humble,  and since Im anal about low temps, it also looks a bit different



Anyone else mining on a 5870 @900 MHz  @ 41C?

The cost of electricity is pretty irrelevant to the price, especially since a lot of miners aren't paying their electricity bills.  Also, look at the FPGA miners people are working on, would mean electricity cost would be way lower than it is now, thus forcing non FPGA miners out of the market, and driving the prices even lower.  I wish I could be as optimistic as some of you, but everywhere I look things are not looking good. 

pool

It was very quiet in the alt-chain-board for some days now, until BCX did came back. No he is pushing again the SC propaganda machine  

I'm just guessing it was a sock puppet because he hasn't had activity since Nov 3. I looked at the thread he was selling on:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=47492.msg601164#msg601164

He says he's going to fill the last two accounts, one of which I assume is mine. I paid him the 15BTC on Oct 30th and haven't heard anything from him.
He said I'll get the account in 24-36 hours, which I thought made sense if he was getting an employee to create an account.

I hope he comes back around and gives me an account... it's 10 days so far.

Real simple...

1. Register on Mokimarket.com and use coupon code: bitcoin for 35 free credits
3. Bid on something with your free credits
4. Post bitcoin address plus the mokimarket username you registered in this post.

Once I confirm you have completed these 3 simple steps, I will send .1 bitcoins to your address

The coupon code will only 10 times, so if it doesn't work, it's probably because you were too late.

I'm having some issues,

1)When i start to mine in this pool the 3 to 5 first blocks are shown in stats as i never submit a share, and i don't receive any payment for those blocks

Also, when i stop my workers, the 3 to 5 last block that i submit shares are shown again in stats like i never shared on those again, and again i don't receive the payment for those.

I was watching all the blocks resolved for several days, one by one, and i was monitoring that on the last 7 days and always happened the same. This have some explanation?

2)Also in last days i put a counter for shares submited, and again start monitoring, I detected that the shares are not asigned correctly to each block resolved. The stats system take an amount of my shares subtimted to the blocks that are resolved in a few minutes, and those shares from fast blocks are asigned to the fat blocks that are resolved sometimes in hours, and as result my payment is lowered from 10 to 40% less.

To be graphical like this example:




So, the first thing that i think was that maybe my counter is giving wrong info, but no, i go to other pools and i tested for several hours and no, the counter is fine.

I can make a table with the same info like the example with true info from my share counter and the Deepbit stats, but i think that isn't need, Anyone could do the same and see.

So, i also sended before a this info to the mail address shown on deepbit web, but at this moment i don't have a response...

I've built a bunch of tools that allow us all the whizz-bang toys like offline transactions, piping a transaction to multiple sends, a flyweight client, piping transactions over network shares to a single bitcoind and whatever guile schemes you can imagine. In shell we trust.

- Download blockchain into an SQL database.

- Query SQL database to find the balance of a bitcoin address.

- Create new private keys.

- Sign and verify data using those private keys.

- Get bitcoin address from private key.

- Create and save a transaction to a file, pipe, network share, USB stick, whatever.

- Load and send a transaction to a bitcoin node.

Link to subvertx

Nobody deserves to be scammed...  Especially those that are providing capital to help others succeed with their goals.

  Excellent work, Ngzhang!!


  Speculation on price; Those particular spartans are $158 for <60, the boards have a LOT of components and the PCBs not cheap. High amp regulator $30+. Maybe saved a few bukcs on a low end uart? Not seeing it but am not real familiar with them. Not sure if he has a license fee attached but will add it in case.


  builders markup included result = XLX $386, PCB+License $145, Components $110, usb and power cable $7

 =   ~$648  or $1.80/MH 

Did I miss any thing?

Good luck. You definitely have a case. All you need to do is spend tens of thousands of dollars (or more) for a legal team to investigate. Because this is a bitcoin based business, it may be difficult to find precedence. It may get thrown out of court and then you'll have to start over at a higher level court. Even if you win, you will probably spend a lot of money. After many years, you may end up with a victory, but it's unlikely there will be anything to collect by then. Been there, done that.