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looks like a line in a pgp sig or message
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I will sending on blockchain.info without fee to see if it confirms. It seem better since they stoped letting people spend unconfirmed coins.
it will confirm if it's a priority transaction if it's not, it won't for a very long time i also think the old .0001 fee was fine... 6 cents? Wtf |
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So i installed bitcoind on my vps and server is running and syncing but i am constantly an hour behind the blockchain. Also, yesterday i tried to send some coins from Multibit to one of the bitcoind addresses on my server but even after 100+ confirmations, the wallet shows 0 balance and 0 confirmations? Can someone help please.
maybe your VPS is too slow to keep up with the blockchain? try maxconnections=1 listen=0 connect=5.9.24.81 |
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looks like a classic case of too many transactions in memory... but i'm not seeing some unusual amount on blockchain.info...
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Does anyone know who I can email about it then? Transactions don't vary nearly as much as blocks, it's pretty easy to look at that chart and see it's working... but blocks it's not possible... I'd think that since the difficulty just went up there would be less blocks per hour so the propagation time would go up? I wasn't running my nodes on the 23rd... just mar 4th to mar 8th, mar 12th, most of mar 19, 20, and 21st & shut right after midnight. Started back up with a few modifications right after the midnight, probably sometime between 12:00 and 1AM on the 24th. Need average block sizes, and the propagation times in relation to those avg block sizes  probably for transactions, too ed: it looks like they may even slow block distribution down, somewhere between 75 and 90 percentile.. possibly due to hundreds of clients queueing for block from my server? |
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Er.... 1.20 per hour is $875 per month, and over $10,000 a year  3Mhs at scryp.cc is around $2500 currently, and lasts as long as you or scrypt.cc lives. then I failed to grok the site? it looked to me like I had to pay $300 for 325khash? so, who are these people you trust so much, then? |
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i think it's a real eye catcher, wtf.
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that coin logo is exactly what I think of when i think of Florida
As a Floridian I agree! Seriously no here, I have made an improved logo for Floridacoin;  |
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OMG, it's only 2 months away now!
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i don't know about this Florida pool, but I thought the
[GAY] Mine Big
pool was pretty elite.
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Those prices are insane & the income calculator isn't even factoring in possible difficulty increases (you know it's going to happen w/ scrypt asics).
But the worst part about it is that you can get 3mhash/s from Amazon EC2 for $1.20 an hour
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I am not sure who does this or I'd just PM/email but all it shows is bitcoin address.
Would it be possible to add average block and average transaction size when making this chart? For blocks especially that has a huge impact on propagation times, right now I don't really know if it's going down to x value because blocks are smaller or better network.
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main.cpp, and I guess you'd be looking at the stuff below
// Resend wallet transactions that haven't gotten in a block yet
// Except during reindex, importing and IBD, when old wallet
// transactions become unconfirmed and spams other nodes.
and
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// Message: inventory
//
^^ decides whether or not to broadcast transactions
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Hello,
on a new computer, Bitcoin Core 0.9.0 says that it synchronizes with the network for several hours now.
It also says that we are 100-something weeks behind. (Behind what?)
Does Bitcoin Core doewnloads the whole 14 GB blockchain to my hard drive?
Do I have to wait so long for synchronization to complete any time I move to a new computer?
If it's still 100+ weeks behind after several hours, then it's going a lot slower than it should (unless you're on some 512MB VPS or something similar). Download the torrent or use maxconnections=1 and connect to one peer with lots of bandwidth. The blockchain is around 20GB, and, yes, it downloads the whole thing. No, you could simply put your bitcoin files on a flash drive and take that to your new computer. |
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Plans are forming to hard fork some popular Scrypt coins to render Scrypt asics USELESS. Do not buy Scrypt ASICS!!!!! Don't even make them!
Bitcoin's network is just about impenetrable at this point. It would take the majority of the world's computing power to deliberately fork the network, and it would probably still fail after a few minutes. This is a GOOD THING if you are trying to secure the network. or it could just be two companies that manufacture asics |
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Most so called 0% pools are actually taking some of the mining returns, be it transaction fees, merged mining or both.
The rest are doing some kind of loss leader, either to promote another product, to build their brand, or to build a the personal brand of the operator.
0% fee does not necessarily mean a pool is a good pool to use or that it is a bad pool to use. Don't be hypnotized by that number. It is powerful.
eh, what could a scrypt p2pool 0% fee, 0% donation take? |
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My electric is 0.06KWH in USD if anyone wants me to host stuff i'm more then happy to I wont charge much extra to add it in my cluster of miners.
yeah, mine was .06c for a while, too. since this russia/ukraine business started it's gone back up to .08c (is maybe 70% natural gas and 30% from wind turbines) |
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