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Economy / Speculation / Re: The Great Silk Road Crash of 20** ...?

on: September 20, 2012, 03:14:01 PM

there's several other sites. many are private. black market reloaded is another one that's somewhat popular and public here this should keep you busy http://nobody.zerodays.org/hidden-directory/

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Economy / Economics / Re: Lost Bitcoins

on: September 20, 2012, 03:09:32 PM

Quote from: Spekulatius on September 13, 2012, 02:57:45 PM Back to the question: Is it possible that sometime in the future there may be a way crack private keys of lost coins? Maybe because those lost coins are less protected then the not lost ones? you can crack them now with vanitygen, good luck doing it though.

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Bitcoin / Pools / Re: [400GH/s] p2pool: Decentralized, DoS-resistant, Hop-Proof pool

on: September 20, 2012, 03:06:31 PM

what version of bitcoin and p2pool are you running. There was a bug that caused this in an earlier version when bitcoind would stop responding to p2pool.

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Bitcoin / Mining / Re: What's your hashrate at?

on: September 20, 2012, 02:09:50 PM

10 gh solo, 10 gh PPS

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Bitcoin / Pools / Re: [Project X] PPS Mining Club: High Mining Rewards *REGISTRATION OPEN*

on: September 19, 2012, 01:30:00 PM

and most of my miners are choking again this monring Quote GPU 0: 71.0C 2995RPM \| 385.9/388.0Mh/s GPU 1: 61.5C 2975RPM \| 321.9/310.5Mh/s GPU 2: 72.5C 3417RPM \| 313.3/295.9Mh/s [2012-09-19 09:29:40] Pool 2 not providing work fast enough [2012-09-19 09:29:44] Pool 2 communication failure, caching submissions [2012-09-19 09:29:48] Pool 2 communication resumed, submitting work [2012-09-19 09:29:48] Accepted 54ab3a19.05e1f3e0 GPU 1 pool 2 [2012-09-19 09:29:50] Pool 2 communication failure, caching submissions

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Bitcoin / Pools / Re: [Project X] PPS Mining Club: High Mining Rewards *REGISTRATION OPEN*

on: September 18, 2012, 01:56:46 PM

huge blocks of rejects the last couple days Quote [2012-09-18 09:53:15] Accepted 6b6fbd5c.fc58689a GPU 0 pool 2 [2012-09-18 09:53:17] LONGPOLL from pool 2 detected new block [2012-09-18 09:53:19] Rejected efbc18a7.970d4adc GPU 2 pool 2 [2012-09-18 09:53:27] Rejected 20c7a1b9.f1c340d1 GPU 0 pool 2 [2012-09-18 09:53:28] Rejected 948517f5.ebdee664 GPU 1 pool 2 [2012-09-18 09:53:34] Rejected 6b8e16b4.70a158e0 GPU 2 pool 2 [2012-09-18 09:53:40] Rejected 293a06f3.f2a28a54 GPU 0 pool 2 [2012-09-18 09:53:44] Rejected 86648204.d6883647 GPU 1 pool 2 [2012-09-18 09:53:46] Rejected ebba272f.47fb9bbb GPU 0 pool 2 [2012-09-18 09:53:48] Rejected 51b10c44.4023493e GPU 0 pool 2 [2012-09-18 09:53:52] Rejected 7e9ca592.ee823eb7 GPU 0 pool 2 [2012-09-18 09:53:59] Rejected 807af1ef.e5e2aa8b GPU 1 pool 2 [2012-09-18 09:54:01] Rejected f39ecc0f.92ca7dd1 GPU 1 pool 2 [2012-09-18 09:54:04] Rejected 70ee6b86.8d2fa3b2 GPU 0 pool 2 [2012-09-18 09:54:10] Rejected 31355f1f.bf538c88 GPU 2 pool 2 [2012-09-18 09:54:10] Rejected 41fe8c03.148fd7d5 GPU 2 pool 2 [2012-09-18 09:54:14] Rejected 97fe0ec6.01ec637b GPU 1 pool 2 [2012-09-18 09:54:14] Rejected 1ca62176.11a1b1eb GPU 1 pool 2 [2012-09-18 09:54:19] Rejected a79e3aad.86dc5a43 GPU 1 pool 2 [2012-09-18 09:54:24] Rejected d0d281b5.3bb2976b GPU 0 pool 2 [2012-09-18 09:54:34] Rejected 49f9a2ad.4813f452 GPU 1 pool 2 [2012-09-18 09:54:36] Rejected 7d7bb1a2.e2021fc9 GPU 2 pool 2 [2012-09-18 09:54:40] Rejected 8de00062.3f8b4be5 GPU 2 pool 2 [2012-09-18 09:54:45] Rejected 014e7c93.966e3505 GPU 0 pool 2 [2012-09-18 09:54:50] Rejected e82d26ae.06ec2c5d GPU 2 pool 2 [2012-09-18 09:54:52] Rejected bec9e2d3.8f3406e0 GPU 0 pool 2 [2012-09-18 09:54:54] Rejected 00b54cf6.cf94566f GPU 2 pool 2 [2012-09-18 09:55:06] Rejected 22922581.1f025919 GPU 0 pool 2 [2012-09-18 09:55:22] Rejected 7329b01f.7a3ac171 GPU 2 pool 2 [2012-09-18 09:55:31] Rejected 90a59a38.c06f5e1f GPU 0 pool 2 [2012-09-18 09:55:35] Rejected b92e86f0.44089f06 GPU 1 pool 2 [2012-09-18 09:55:38] Rejected 9747a116.d20ccf2e GPU 2 pool 2 [2012-09-18 09:56:14] Accepted 16b3c0a9.660f861d GPU 2 pool 2

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Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Old Fashioned Bank Heist: are the Exchanges Protected?

on: September 14, 2012, 01:50:02 PM

Lets not talk smash and grab. What about the newer trend of kidnap a family member or wife, or even the person themselves and force the turnover of the wallet or private keys or a transaction for their release. This is much more likely, especially as the value climbs. It's also much "safer" than a typical kidnapping extortion as no one has to make a pickup of the cash or whatever. they simply verify it via the blockchain from anywhere and tell you where they stashed the person or body.

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Economy / Marketplace / Re: Selling 8254 BTC Bitcoin Savings and Trust Account:

on: September 14, 2012, 02:32:58 AM

What was the actual original deposit(s) amount. How much is interest, and how much are "your" bitcoins?

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Other / Off-topic / Re: Shipping BFL labs greatest weakness?

on: September 12, 2012, 12:53:28 PM

Quote from: Graet on September 08, 2012, 04:54:16 PM Quote from: HDSolar on September 03, 2012, 07:08:10 PM Quote from: k9quaint on September 03, 2012, 04:09:26 PM BFL's problem is customers have to order, pay, wait, then receive(if BFL can actually deliever). Normally, customers order, wait, receive, then pay. I would like that too. I understand they don't want to take the risk on these items and people not paying or any other issues but I would like the order and and then pay when its ready. but then they wouldn't have the capital for development and production then you do what ever other competent business venture does, you get investors to front the money and assume the risk. you don't put that burden on your customers.

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Other / Off-topic / Re: Shipping BFL labs greatest weakness?

on: September 12, 2012, 12:51:29 PM

Normally a business doesn't charge you until they ship. Waiting 2-6 months to ship is risking a lot. Loss of use of that money. Many people who bought when the asic was announced lost >50% of the value of the bitcoins they spent. Even if you could pay with a credit card ( and the likely reason you cant is their merchant agreement would prohibit charging before shipping or delaying an order nearing the time to prevent a chargeback ). BFL is being operated like a fly by night business. business is good until they hit one bump and then they are bankrupt.

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Bitcoin / Pools / Re: [Project X] PPS Mining Club: High Mining Rewards *REGISTRATION OPEN*

on: September 11, 2012, 01:02:39 PM

It's not better. this box should get 420mhash per gpu Quote [P]ool management [G]PU management [ S ]ettings [D]isplay options [Q]ui GPU 0: 51.0C 3012RPM \| 296.7/383.9Mh/s \| A:6722 R:105 HW:0 U: 5.34/m GPU 1: 51.0C 2990RPM \| 244.1/383.6Mh/s \| A:6706 R:107 HW:0 U: 5.32/m GPU 2: 58.0C 3411RPM \| 220.3/383.7Mh/s \| A:6662 R: 66 HW:0 U: 5.29/m the same with several of my other boxes, they feel totally handicapped. it's running 1/3-1/4 slower than it was over the past few days. 5 seconds after switching to abcpool as a backup Quote Connected to http://pool.ABCPool.co:8332 with LP as user aseras.1 Block: 0000043fc33fc2011f0a8a8f381654c2... Started: [09:03:42] -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- [P]ool management [G]PU management [ S ]ettings [D]isplay options [Q]uit GPU 0: 66.5C 3000RPM \| 408.9/383.4Mh/s \| A:6730 R:106 HW:0 U: 5.32/m I: 7 GPU 1: 60.0C 2976RPM \| 408.8/383.1Mh/s \| A:6715 R:107 HW:0 U: 5.31/m I: 7 GPU 2: 68.5C 3396RPM \| 409.0/383.3Mh/s \| A:6676 R: 66 HW:0 U: 5.28/m I: 7 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- [2012-09-11 09:03:42] New block detected on network before longpoll [2012-09-11 09:03:51] Accepted 99ef8557.889d946c GPU 1 pool 4 [2012-09-11 09:03:54] Accepted f1a1a1f3.b10c61bd GPU 2 pool 5 [2012-09-11 09:03:57] Accepted 50ca2280.ce3d9af0 GPU 2 pool 5 [2012-09-11 09:04:20] Accepted d228aa62.1ff4e9bb GPU 2 pool 5 [2012-09-11 09:04:21] Accepted b49c461e.808ece17 GPU 0 pool 5 [2012-09-11 09:04:30] Accepted bfe6ed83.ce211c48 GPU 2 pool 5

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Bitcoin / Pools / Re: [Project X] PPS Mining Club: High Mining Rewards *REGISTRATION OPEN*

on: September 10, 2012, 01:10:15 PM

Same here, I've been having 10-25% of my hashrate spilling off to other pools.

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Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Romney's tax returns - first Bitcoin extortion?

on: September 08, 2012, 12:34:46 AM

How about this? http://www.adweek.com/news/press/larry-flynt-offers-1m-reward-mitt-romney-tax-returns-143474

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Bitcoin / Pools / Re: [Project X] PPS Mining Club: High Mining Rewards *REGISTRATION OPEN*

on: September 04, 2012, 04:15:29 PM

Quote from: Shadow383 Cool, I want to start pointing workers your way again, it's just difficult for me to point the amount of hashing I was sending to projectX when I can't even tell how much I'm owed and I have no timeline on getting paid. I'll point 6Ghash/s or so your way in the morning, the rest will come back when things are a bit less crazy. You need to set your miners up so they are start it and forget it. I have montoring and email and remote VPN and KVM. I rarely touch my boxes they just fix themselves. If the hash rates drop they go to another pool, if the pools go down they go solo. In the last 3 months I left for 3 weeks out of town and spent 2 weeks in the hospital, and my guys kept right on going. I had to kick one box over because a fan failed, and it was still going just throttled.

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Economy / Speculation / Re: How deep do you expect the price to fall?

on: September 01, 2012, 12:37:19 AM

It always dips at the end of a month. People cash out to pay bills. The 10-12th is usually the highest.

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Bitcoin / Pools / Re: [Project X] PPS Mining Club: High Mining Rewards *REGISTRATION OPEN*

on: September 01, 2012, 12:27:07 AM

Always looks a little low to me. Lol.

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Bitcoin / Pools / Re: [Project X] PPS Mining Club: High Mining Rewards *REGISTRATION OPEN*

on: August 30, 2012, 08:27:37 PM

US1 has been pretty good today. Seems like Whatever happened yesterday fixed something. http://www.projectxpps.com/stats/1M79Fm5fF8eQXMMLg8AW5WohaF9vfwSvF3

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Bitcoin / Pools / Re: [Project X] PPS Mining Club: High Mining Rewards *REGISTRATION OPEN*

on: August 30, 2012, 05:12:15 PM

Mine can go through gpu max too. Well they were before the pirate drama. Anyways it's not network speed. I can use 7 different ISP just by changing a gateway. It only seems to be very fast workers. So my 6990 and 7970 rigs that get >400 mhash lag. The rest that are less are fine.

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Bitcoin / Pools / Re: [Project X] PPS Mining Club: High Mining Rewards *REGISTRATION OPEN*

on: August 30, 2012, 01:14:56 PM

Don't close US3 it is/was the best server. The EC2 servers choke on fast miners. Every miner I have that can go > 400 mhash cry constantly about not providing work fast enough and spill to backups. 10-20% of my hashrate is wasted. My two main boxes are ~1300 mhash and only get 1000 on Us1.

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Bitcoin / Pools / Re: [400GH/s] p2pool: Decentralized, DoS-resistant, Hop-Proof pool

on: August 23, 2012, 01:40:46 PM

Quote from: Naelr on August 23, 2012, 01:19:14 AM Is it crazy to see 6.3 gigs upload as a result of P2Pool traffic? BTC and LTC? Did you download the whole blockchain? I've run p2pool for 10 machines on a cellphone ( during a fiber cut ) and only used 300 mb per day.

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