Voy a dar mi opinión porque sólo somos 4 pelagatos; si la comunidad ya estuviera formada por mucha gente me quedaría callado, ya que soy un recién llegado.

En mi humilde opinión, la división en sub-foros debería estar supeditada al tráfico existente, por lo que en este momento no tendría mucho sentido. Cuando el tráfico de un foro alcanzara cierto nivel, ya se podría ver cómo dividirlo, basándose en los mensajes existentes.

Si pones el cliente a trabajar, sin formar parte de ningún pool, obtendrás 50 BTC cuando resuelvas un bloque entero, para lo cual puedes tardar meses o años de trabajo (y a 4*90 = 360 kh/s, va a ser que años...). Seguramente tardarás tanto que para cuando resuelvas el bloque, el premio ya no sean 50 BTC sino 25.

Únete a un pool; no te dará 50 BTC pero sí tendrás un flujo constante (y a 4*90 = 360 kh/s, pequeño).

Yo llevo unas 24 horas con el minerd en un par de máquinas del trabajo (CPU, no GPU) colaborando en deepbit.net. Una me da 1500 kh/s, la otra 7500; en este tiempo he generado 0.0155 BTC.

Back on the original topic...


Ok, but how can you do that programatically? The method "gettransaction" doesn't contain that information (which is coherent with the fact that the sending address doesn't appear in the GUI client). Screen-scraping blockexplorer.com should be considered a last resort .

Just bought a couple of bitcoins with this exchanger. I happen to have a bank account at Openbank, so the money transfer was immediate. They were quick to answer my emails and to make the transaction. Thank you guys!

BTW I wonder why the transaction has 2 outputs...

I get all 22683 blocks correctly. Now I expected to generate some coins in a couple of minutes...

I'm a total noob at this but, if I didn't misunderstand this, the current timestamp is also took into account. Else, a given block could be unsolvable if it happens that none of the 2**32 nonces result in a hash less than the target.

Hi,

This is my first post here. Just registered to share an alternate solution to this problem, which I faced too. Running the desktop in no-frills mode just sucks (at least in my computer: it looks like I lose any kind of 2D acceleration and whatnot).

Well, since the problem is in some piece of software running in the X11 server, just let bitcoin run in a different server, by using Xnest:


When Xnest is run, a new, empty window will appear, which acts as a regular X11 client to the server, but can also act as a new server to clients. Then we fire bitcoin against this new server, which isn't running compiz, and enjoy.

If you wish to thank me, I welcome your bitcoin cents at (errr seems like copy-paste doesn't work among X11 servers, which makes sense) 19GgbRa54uQKkuvpWtajV86BurRuubvk12. Of course, not only cents but whole bitcoins are also accepted!