You have a copy of the original TC?

Try to increase your peer count.  5 per pile seems to be a great amount per stack, and that shouldn't have any affect on orphans anyway.

I have never had an orphan block since I have been staking CLAMs.

No... that is an unrelated accounting firm on the same block

https://www.google.com/maps/@53.452255,-2.220034,3a,75y,179.88h,73.98t/data=!3m4!1e1!3m2!1svI3Rqy6d6rt4wpTbHzDoJg!2e0!6m1!1e1
The empty unit is the Alpha-T office address (picture taken before their sign).
The unit to the right is Father Akram's accounting business - someone that was definitely a director during the company structuring and while initial deposits were taken.

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On another note tho, anyone think about contacting the law firm on the street to see if they'd take your case against Alpha-T? heh... Would be interesting to see if they say they can't due to conflict of interest - I wouldn't doubt that's Alpha-T's "top international law firm", hah.

You completely misunderstood all of PoolWaffle's responses
1. You aren't getting it... You can BUY hashing power on NiceHash. People buy hashing power on NiceHash to mine at WafflePool. If WP directed hash to NiceHash, and that hash gets pointed back at wafflepool... Snake eating it's own tail - get it? It's a loop with no food (mining work, or destination coin).
2. Directly, maybe not, but the added latency from WP to NH via proxy would increase reject rates.
3. Yes you need to use sgminer v5 with NiceHash otherwise you regularly get force disconnected and have to reconnect. It has nothing to do with multi-algo, it has to do with the NiceHash specific extra-nonce extensions.
4. Not sure what your point is.

Source code release instructions:
1. Copy project folder to zip file.
2. Upload zip file

Also, .NET projects require some extra steps to obfuscate the EXE, last time I checked.

I would just like to know, why not release the source code?  You never answered that - what's your reasoning?

If you posted this to share... then share the source?

Well, I do have to say that based on the recent company shares dispersal, they probably contracted the entire project to some 3rd party in China (because they failed to have it built themselves). 
So, the whole "relayed through multiple parties" line might have some truth to it.

Oh... I just almost made myself laugh.

I had just edited my post to explain better, but you ninja'd a fast reply. I tried tons of TC values in my testing. Can't remeber the max I ever tried, but I never hit a memory error that wasn't due to a lack of GPU memory.

I have run 6x R9 290s on an ASRock Pro BTC board with 2GB of RAM, and never in my testing did I hit a memory error that wasn't because of insufficient GPU memory.

(I later moved entirely to 5 card rigs, but that's quite unrelated)

Oh god... please don't judge linux mining based on the awefully built 32bit BAMT OS running off a flash drive with no swap space...

Try a real linux install with some swap space and you'll be able to load any size opencl kernel, even with very little free RAM - this is my experience anyway.

Ask stupid questions on the internet, expect trolling responses.  At least he pointed you to the answer...

That could create some pretty funny snake-eating-own-tail issues, if someone was renting hash on NH to mine on WP. I don't think it makes sense for a multi-pool with WP to try to lease hash like that.

WIN!  I want to mine me some X11 CLAMs!

@Searing: From my experience with Amex, if you actually keep pushing, they might just end up eating the cost.  The one (maybe the only) great thing about American Express, is they will really go the extra mile for their clients.

Is there a reason you aren't taking this to court?

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The posts of the alpha forum today have been priceless.  The shill accounts are becoming so impressively blatant....

The few real customer accounts left must belong to completely gullible idiots that actually believe the community is responsible for Alpha-T not providing updates...

It's not just an opinion... nor does having sat next to piles of cash indicate you know anything about credit card fraud prevention.

How about this: if you're so sure nobody can defraud your credit card processing implementation, please put your money where your mouth is, and offer a public challenge to proving you wrong.

The fact your say, "you'll find cops at your door" clearly indicates that you have no clue about anonymity on the internet.  How exactly are you going to find the person that defrauded you to buy a digital product that was never shipped?  And even if you are talking about a merchant that physically ships products, it's going to be a drop address, and the recipient will be long gone by the time you get the credit card charge back...

So... Prove it or shut the fuck up - and I'll happily disprove anything you try to prove about your recent comments. So, I would suggest you go with the "shut the fuck up" option, and stop talking about what you don't know.  You show me somewhere that you can purchase crypto currencies with credit cards, and I'll show you somewhere that is (or will be) actively being defrauded.

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And BTW, working with large sums of cash that isn't yours is easy - most people learn quickly not to associate that cash with spendable money, and instead view it as a sort of monopoly money - it can be counted, but has no real world value to you.

You've got to be kidding me.  Bring your 3-tier verification processes.  You're still going to get defrauded if you allow crypto purchases with credit cards - period.  If you don't understand this, then you're just being ignorant.

But please, prove me wrong... (hint: you can't, I'm just going to enjoy watching you fail if you try)

Uh, what part he's missing, I couldn't tell you. But, performing an irreversible transaction (e.g. sending crypto) on the basis of payment via a reversible medium (e.g. credit card) is about as dumb as it gets in taking payments?

Although... maybe VRC devs will just offer rollbacks of the blockchain to reverse fraudulent VRC purchases with credit cards.  hahaha... ya.... *sigh*

You've heard of credit card fraud before... right?

Just like it's common knowledge that DRK copied from Bitcoin and Litecoin developments?  I fail to see how this is relevant in any way.

If you implement credit to crypto, you're going to get defrauded left, right, and center...  I think you're sorely missing something here if you honestly think you could pull that off and not lose all of your money.

Lol... I deserved that.  But really... if you can, try mining on linux - it's yummy. =p