Absolutely.

You got me. Hopefully I'll build some. I run several online businesses though, and wrote many technical articles on mining, and I can't cancel the payment when sent that way, so, hopefully for $10, I don't need any.

Sorry, positive karma only.

I know Paypal sucks, however, friends & family doesn't let the buyer reverse the transaction, which I found out when I got scammed last week. That's why this has to be from a user with positive karma. Sorry.

I'd like to buy just $10 if possible; if it works out and you actually send me my coin, I may buy more later. Thanks.

DESIRABLE IS A SCAM ARTIST, DO NOT SEND HIM ANY MONEY.

Edit: found someone, thanks!

I'm aware of how much people hate Paypal, but at the moment it's my only option.

I'm looking for a small amount, just $20, so hopefully that minimizes your risk. I run several online businesses, and it wouldn't be worth it to wreck my reputation for just $20. Although I haven't had much activity on this board (though I have been registered for over a year), you can find me on Reddit where I have over 30,000 comment karma, and I'm also the writer of Uncle Bubs' tech blog, where I write technical articles about my experiences with mining. Thanks.

What is going on? This is unsustainable. And please don't compare this to banking or credit card fees. Comparing a cryptocurrency to a 100 year old proprietary banking system makes no sense.

I don't see how Bitcoin can be used as currency like this. It's unworkable. It needs to be fixed, STAT. Are there any plans to fix it?

You're that greasy little fuck who used to eat lunch at the teacher's table, aren't you?

Also, what is all that spam supposed to be?

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That seems to have fixed it, thanks. I was running the last version somehow, 0.6.3. I forget where I even got it; it was either the coino site or in the last thread here. Someone should try to get all old versions purged because for every one person who posts here for help, 10 people are silently just giving up and moving on to the next altcoin. Thanks again!

Don't listen to the haters. I mine a lot of sha256 coins, have a lot of fun, and make some profit too. For example, eMark was really hot last week-- it was trading for .00001 BTC at one point. Bitcoin has been at the top of the heap this week, but nothing wrong with mining Bitcoin for a while, and that always changes. A new one shoots to the top daily or weekly; just keep an eye on Coinwarz.

In fact the only reason I stopped mining eMark is because I can't figure out how to solo mine on my Linux box. I use the exact same config files as Windows, everything is as it should be, but I always get "No servers were found that could be used to get work from." If anyone can give me a hint as to what's going wrong it'd be much appreciated; here's the Stack Exchange post with all the details.

All other copies always just say something like "4.0.0", just a number. This one says "4.4.0-32-gac4e9b3". I've compiled so many versions that I honestly may have lost track of which I'm running. Is it a fork, or is it just what the latest version says for the version?

I'm having the same problem as others; after about an hour it synched to current, then dropped down 354,000 blocks remaining. Now it has 0 active connections and is just sitting there. I went through this thread and added all of the nodes people mentioned; if anyone has the addresses of some more working nodes, it'd be much appreciated.

Nope. Now I've tried that, cgminer, regular BFG on my linux box AND my windows box. Although it shows up as a connected device in both Linux and Windows (it shows on COM6), no miner software seems to be able to see it.

UPDATE: I've finally got it to respond on my Windows machine, using the custom version of cgminer from Zeusminer.com. So it's not DOA, which is a relief. It has a ton of hardware errors, and the top speed it's reached so far is 1.1MH/s, but it's not dead.

So now I'm back to the drawing board. Something is definitely up with the Linux box. It's running two Rockminers flawlessly, so I dunno.

The fact that it only works with the custom version of cgminer from Zeusminer is a hint, I just don't know about what. If I was a more talented C coder I would look at the source, because the answer must be in there somewhere.

Bfgminer 4.4.0-32-gac4e9b3, compiled with --enable-scrypt

How do you determine which batch your Blizzard is from? I can't get cgminer or bfgminer to detect it. Have tried everything I can think of; I spent literally 8 hours yesterday trying to get it to work. I'm on Mint (Ubuntu).

If anyone is willing to take a look it would be greatly appreciated. Here is the thread on Stack Exchange with all of the details of my setup.

Having a hell of a time compiling it. qmake doesn't like me and I don't like it. Can't find a binary for Linux anywhere, though.

If you know of one, please be sure to leave your BTC address so I can send you a small tip. Thanks!

So the --btc-address flag can be used with any coin, then?

Unfortunately when mining solo, cgminer now requires the --btc-address flag, which restricts it to Bitcoin (or so I was told). I mine most alt-coins solo.