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Hello!
Today is hopefully a good day for some FRESH users as they are given choice. I have decided to add FRESH algo to my miner in a new implementation I've dubbed "warm".
This miner is geared towards occasional users who happen to mine while doing their business. It's not quite a "don't make me think" miner but rather a miner with technical details hidden.

Windows 7 and AMD GCN only.

If it works for you, donations are welcome to FmXLkNdDAZHJFof1wnkBjGbv5LYHN2mh9Y .

Initial testing seems to suggest this new fresh implementation prefers low-end hardware.
A first part of online documentation will be made available hopefully today.

Dismissed if the other end trusts you. Here is how is going to unfold in some (legislation specific) scenario.
You will be asked to provide proof you sent the coins. At this point you have two choices:

• embark on a long, time, effort and money consuming journey to ensure everyone understands your signature 100% secure and reproducible. Good luck with the lawyers.
• handle your private key so the procedure can be reproduced by a third party

In case this is not clear. You cannot just declare things, proof must be produced by third party. Mathematical proof has the same value of a simple declaration. You would get the very same protection... unless you first obtain full understanding of the technical properties involved. Some legislation systems do not allow you to produce proof by your side. That is, you can declare the numbers add up, but until verified by third party, that will be considered little more than opinion.

How it works in oldschool banking systems: banks gets queried, checks clearance, provides results (or not, in some cases).
How it works in BTC-like chains. Details are here.

Glad to see you find "unlikely" those things happen more than once to me already, to the point I've once paid lawyers to let everyone know I shelled out money (the declaration was made public, it had my name, place of birth, address and exact sum paid). I guess as a customer I would just not use Anon in this case... question is why should I accept it as a seller at that point because I have also been contacted by customers a few times to confirm their payments.

Let's put this in another way. Because I really need to understand this (sorry for derailing the privacy centered thread, feel free to rm/ignore).

Say I have three customers, A,B,C. Each due to pay 1 currency unit to receive item X from me.
Deadline is met. I have two coins.
In the XMR announcement I saw pictures which had question marks at the receiver side.

Service communication for Windows GCN users.
It is confirmed new driver broke my miner big way. This is currently already fixed and I will prepare a release in the next days which will include new algos.

In the meanwhile, the new grs-myr kernel has been released as well as ported to a special sgminer build. This build does not exist officially and there's no support but if that works for you please let me know ... but pointing your miners to DEe8eXkxWrrJCV1Lt7k1t5etZT2sSzoZBZ for an hour or two! 

Ok, it turns out 5 FRSH - 1% is 4.95 so it really was there dumb me!

Thank you very much!

A gift for Fresh will hopefully come soon, good to have choices for users!

That reads like some good thinking usukan.

You being called to prove your position in a lawsuit soon following.
See the similarity?

Do not think independently! It is difficult will maek your head xplode!!1! Thinking independently sux! 

So that's basically saying the whole Ring Signatures stuff is FUD?

Thumbs up!
I think I missed an important part: Raspberry starts at... I've heard on anandtech there's one starting at 20$ but that lacks Ethernet so not what I want.
A friend of mine got one for experimentation, I think he paid it 40 shipped.

I don't know why you put a smile there. It's not even half as exciting as a real zombiepocalypse and I do have an axe 

To the original debate.

Do you know what I don't get about those anon coins?

I take for granted those guys are all Russian journalists or activists in oppressive regimes. It's clearly obvious!

Anyway, if I want a third party to purposely be able to verify I paid something... how do I do that?

Some weeks ago I was called by a moron who asked me to pay 2500+ for something he did 3 years ago! Good thing he did not went ahead.

/me agrees! 

Because webkit cuts some corners here and there in presentation. The way it draws (for example) collapsed table borders is debatable IMHO. In my specific case, two collapsed dotted borders ended up being rendered as solid.

Chrome for daily use, firefox for serious things!

^ this ^ 

What linearIntensity are you using?

That's indeed very interesting. I've had this problem very sporadically but I never managed to reproduce. I suspected this happened because of my AV but so far I never managed to get a grasp on this problem it is just too rare on my system.

IE will not be supported. FF is the only browser committing to be a serious application platform with Mozilla doing an almost awesome job at documentation. It is the only browser I will officially support. Some concessions are made to desktop Webkit.

Does that mean there was one but they pulled it back (hopefully as it ran like shit  ) or just didn't exist?

No it is not!
Don't use that link!
This is the old MYR database. They migrated to google spreadsheets a couple of months ago.
Spreadsheets offer several advantages. Adding data is easier and faster AND you can sort or compare more easily.

Only quirk is: CPU, GPU and ASIC go in different files but I'm positive it's a step forward.

CPU spreadsheet
GPU spreadsheet
ASIC spreadsheet

Indeed, the github fix only produces a valid config file. I honestly never expected to run out of nonces as I usually find no more than 2 per scan.
Is running out of nonces rare? I assume it happens at start or after a while?
I assume the web interface crashes after it ran out of nonce buffers or does it crash in general?

Suprnova has a GBSTY pool. Ok.
Under "getting started" it lists a GPU miner available 

I cannot see anything with yescrypt in it but since this forum search feature is shit I guess I would ask you guys for a double check.