I've learned that Sheldon from The Big Bang Theory is actually married to a guy in real life.
Its funny how Gay Happens. Its like a disease! I'm no authority on the subject, but I have a 68 year old neighbor once named Phil but is now Phyllis. He knew when he was 5 that something wasn't right, but his mother told him to compress it. He married a woman and had two children, one of which is gay. He's now divorced. He didn't start the sex change procedures till his late 50's. Phyllis is into woman, NOT guys. He owns and rides a rare Harley that's white. Shem dons a dress and totes a purse. Shem has the cutest little titties.  Transexuals are like criminals in my opinion. Sexual criminals. Call it a fantasy. But I call it sick! Interesting opinion. Can you explain why you think that someone who is transgender is like a criminal? Is it because they are a minority that has to deal with prejudice from much of the general public, just as ex-convicts do? Is that what you meant? |
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Do you have proof that one of these things caused the other, or are you just saying there's a correlation?
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i don;t have answer .
So better is antpool ?
Advice me , which pool choos me ? F2 if antpoll ?
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What is your native language, ToQcHista? Many people have very clearly given you answers to your questions, myself included, in many threads. Perhaps you should be asking your questions in whatever language it is you do understand, because it appears we're having a communications barrier.
As for the answer to your latest question, the screenshot provides the answer, so I'm not sure what more you need. You changed your BTC payout address. You must now wait 3 days. Pretty clear, don't you think?
i f2 got me 0.0039 btc and now that i long time run my s3 after more bitcoin earning example 0.0042 ? i advise u to learn english first, or post in other languages subsections.
what company are u looking for ?
i from georgian, i don't know good english.i want website (company) which will be payer, truther and will exist long time.example this which? > https://www.cryptsy.com/currencies/view/MNsts’adet’ Google t’argmna, st’khovet’ t’k’vens kit’khvebs. |
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I guess also there needs to be clearly stated that anti-hop functionality is deployed on some pools - slush for example - that means you will not be paid your fair share if you disconnect from the pool either on purpose or due to an outage.
The expected loss is related to the amount of time you disconnect vs the % of the average block find time that the pool pays (whatever that may be)
If you simply just disconnected and don't come back, then it would be related to a % of the average expected loss.
You could compare that to a 'lock-in contract' where you lose out by leaving, except you don't gain much by staying.
There is possibly a very small gain when others lose out by leaving - the amount lost by anyone who disconnected may be distributed to everyone who didn't - so if the pool is 5PH and someone with 5TH lost 100% of their payout, everyone might gain about 0.1% more on that particular payout on their expected 100% less orphans less fees ... of course that depends on how the payout is calculated.
I'm not sure anyone has proven that to be the case, Kano. From your description you could as easily be talking about PPLNS with a very small N, which is still a fair reward method, and for any fair system expected value of a share should always be B/D. The expected value of shares submitted over a period of time including disconnections should be the sum of the shares submitted. Well just to use the simplest argument based on one assumption: that the pool's anti-hop deterrent does work: The expected payout is E if you mine 24/7 The expected payout if you hop is expected to be E-e lower by some 'e' if the hopping deterrent works. So E-e is less than E if e>0  Bah! Humbug! Redefining expectation, that's cheating. Moreover, that's what I said when I caught Bitclockers out. You shouldn't use a man's words against him. |
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I hope you'll keep http://blockorigin.pfoe.be/ going, that and mempool.info are the only real time stats sites that I use. I can email you some known coinbase signatures to help reduce your unknowns, if you need them. |
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The title of this thread includes "Hop-Proof". While I expect that is really just hyperbole, I wondered what it would mean to be "Hop Proof"? Contracts with the pool members to never use another pool? Kind of like getting married? I don't think anyone ever properly answered your question so I'll give it a shot. In this context, "hop" is a technical term related to ways you can exploit pools running certain older payment methods by changing between pools in a way that will increase your income at the expense of other miners on those pools who remain loyal to the pool and stay there all of the time. Eventually some alternate payment methods were developed which were hop-proof in the sense a miner can't enter/leave the pool in a systematic way in order to boost their earnings. The most popular is PPLNS, although to me the most interesting is DGM (by Meni Rosenfeld). (I ran a Terracoin pool for over a year that used DGM.) So when p2pool says it is Hop-proof, it means you can't abuse the payment method. It doesn't mean people can't or won't still use multiple pools or move around to chase "luck". If you are interested in more information, read Analysis of Bitcoin Pooled Mining Reward Systems. Nice explanation, roy7. Someone should bookmark this post. I guess also there needs to be clearly stated that anti-hop functionality is deployed on some pools - slush for example - that means you will not be paid your fair share if you disconnect from the pool either on purpose or due to an outage. The expected loss is related to the amount of time you disconnect vs the % of the average block find time that the pool pays (whatever that may be) If you simply just disconnected and don't come back, then it would be related to a % of the average expected loss. You could compare that to a 'lock-in contract' where you lose out by leaving, except you don't gain much by staying. There is possibly a very small gain when others lose out by leaving - the amount lost by anyone who disconnected may be distributed to everyone who didn't - so if the pool is 5PH and someone with 5TH lost 100% of their payout, everyone might gain about 0.1% more on that particular payout on their expected 100% less orphans less fees ... of course that depends on how the payout is calculated. I'm not sure anyone has proven that to be the case, Kano. From your description you could as easily be talking about PPLNS with a very small N, which is still a fair reward method, and for any fair system expected value of a share should always be B/D. The expected value of shares submitted over a period of time including disconnections should be the sum of the shares submitted. |
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The title of this thread includes "Hop-Proof". While I expect that is really just hyperbole, I wondered what it would mean to be "Hop Proof"? Contracts with the pool members to never use another pool? Kind of like getting married? I don't think anyone ever properly answered your question so I'll give it a shot. In this context, "hop" is a technical term related to ways you can exploit pools running certain older payment methods by changing between pools in a way that will increase your income at the expense of other miners on those pools who remain loyal to the pool and stay there all of the time. Eventually some alternate payment methods were developed which were hop-proof in the sense a miner can't enter/leave the pool in a systematic way in order to boost their earnings. The most popular is PPLNS, although to me the most interesting is DGM (by Meni Rosenfeld). (I ran a Terracoin pool for over a year that used DGM.) So when p2pool says it is Hop-proof, it means you can't abuse the payment method. It doesn't mean people can't or won't still use multiple pools or move around to chase "luck". If you are interested in more information, read Analysis of Bitcoin Pooled Mining Reward Systems. Nice explanation, roy7. Someone should bookmark this post. |
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Noooo! Say it isn't so. I was really hoping Triplemining would get popular again. The only problem you had was low hashrate, and that would have been solved if a few big hashers went your way. It's a sad day for bitcoin mining. |
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Hello everyone. just a quick question. From what i know it's really hard to mine BTC now and with mining pools with 1000+THash running, it is not worth trying to start a new one, right?
Or is it still worth it?
Or it is worth only for altcoins?
If you can make a pool that provides a service that no-one else can, then you could be successful. Just read complaints in pool threads and you might get an idea of what is required. |
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You have to be a fool to mine here.
Untrue. Nothing in the Ts&Cs about being a fool. |
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Since our NiceHash Solo pool is now fully operating please add it to your list: Pool: NiceHash Solo Website: https://solo.nicehash.com/Proxy: No Payout method: 1 block reward Fee: 0.5% Pay Tx Reward: yes Vardiff: "18 SPM" Local Work: stratum Pay Orphans: No Min Withdrawal: 1 block reward Merge Mining: No Thanks! Hi nicehash, can you add your fee address and coinbase signature? |
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I was just wondering what your feelings are with this site being offered in the US. Gambling sites are not allowed in the US but seems like your site does not restrict US IP addresses. If you ever do have to implement this on the site it could effect a large % of traffic and investments.
It would effect a large % of traffic and investments? I thought it would do the opposite. |
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Antminer's cgminer fork breaks best share reporting when diff is a power of 2. Try diff 1000.
I am flabbergasted. |
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I pruned some (apparently) dead pools from the wiki, some of them also still appear in this list. MuPool no longer seems to support Bitcoin. pool.itzod.ru appears to be unresponsive Enso's site is not responsive BlisterPool's site is down (cloudflare notice) pool.cryptopros.com seems to throw a security error (certificate expired) edit solomining.com is also down (until further notice) bitsolo.net and solo.nicehash.com are two missing solo pools /edit
Might also be nice to get some of the info in this thread on over to the wiki Thanks, TheRealSteve, I've removed the pools that don't work. As Kano wrote, the pool ops of bitsolo.net and solo.nicehash.com need to post here if they want to be included. |
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Hi Adaryian, what did you update? Pool: Crypto-Miners Club Website: www.Crypto-Miners.Club <--Website UpdateGeneration address: 1Q8M87yTySES5cS44gjapr2Uw7WCV58oQC <-- Main Wallet Address UpdateBlockchain.info sig: H/jWZVfKAD/0X3B2C2ajmtcHXcFA7lhzYYFPeRN6mk7FaSmqXi7evwVzPghJS3PSkSPeJZan6/OHUxnz17nLE6o= <-- Blockchain sig updatePayout method: PPLNS Fee: 0% <-- Fee UpdatedPay Tx Reward: Yes Vardiff: Yes / User-Defined <-- User defined depending on what port they connect toLocal Work: Stratum Pay Orphans: No Min Withdrawal: 0.001 BTC Merge Mining: Not Yet Just a few simple updates, but still important to notify you about them. Thanks Adaryian. Check the listing, make sure I haven't missed anything. |
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No, you have it wrong. The 30% better than other pools is true. Also, if you invest $5,000 you get a return of $50,000. There are very few of these opportunities still available - by the time you read this it may be too late. If interested, PM me and I will see what can be done. Ah ok - I get it - you're part of the scam. And I think you were just made part of the joke, Kano - bazinga! |
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