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1441  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Found new(?) Miner, need help! on: January 26, 2012, 09:12:42 PM
What cross mining pool?
Are you "Montico"? If you are the not, then you almost certainly became a victim of the malware posted by the OP in this thread. Nothing Dani did.

If you are Montico, allow me to laugh.
1442  Bitcoin / Pools / Re: [90 GH/s PPLNS] BitMinter.com *** Merged Mining! *** on: January 26, 2012, 08:27:54 PM
Id gladly sacrifice transaction fees or even merged mining fees in return for one feature I think is missing still. Eclipse has SMS notification for hash rate (and even found blocks), which is really cool. Im not sure how he does it and pays for it, it cant be free to send a dozen SMS messages across the globe for any miner, but its neat. Paypal payout is also something that could appeal particularly to newbies, even if a fat fee is taken. That fee could also form a small source of revenue.
1443  Bitcoin / Mining / Re: What do you consider stable? on: January 26, 2012, 07:18:04 PM
Ill spam one too



1444  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Submersing a rig on: January 26, 2012, 04:28:35 PM
I almost wonder if some single GPU container would make sense.

or how about.... no container at all? I just saw this:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=okVPiYD7ny8

Thats nuts. He is not even using a heatsink on his Pentium4, just spraying the oil on it Shocked

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You may still want to consider a heat exchanger if you need to pipe the cooling fluid a long way to the pond.  Having a short "oil loop" for each rig and then all rigs connected in parallel and then dumping that heat into a heat exchanger for a long range water loop to the pond would reduce the amount of oil you need.  

If cost of oil in long distance loop > cost of heat exchanger well you are golden.  A more expensive setup would be 1 heat exchanger for each rig connected to a single long distance water loop to the radiator in the pond.  The nice thing about using an exchanger is it would require 2 leaks to pollute your pond.

Hmmm... food for thought.  Though it would also require  a second pump doubling the potential points of failure and further increasing costs.
But if I go ahead with this, Ill almost certainly go with vegetable oil, and that makes the cost a non issue. Local supermarket sells frying oil for 1 euro per liter and its very liquid, almost water like. It might go bad in months, but I read people running their rigs in aquaria (so with light oxidizing the oil)  for 18 months without changing their vegetable oil, so who knows.

BTW, Im bidding on a Formula 1 transmission cooler that used to be in Michael Schumacher's Benetton LOL:
http://www.benl.ebay.be/itm/350525626493?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1423.l2649

3 days to go, Im sure it will go too high and Ill buy something more sensible but it would be fun Cheesy

1445  Other / Off-topic / Re: Which one (aka I want to give you 1 free Bitcoin)? on: January 26, 2012, 03:49:17 PM
BTW, excellent name, and good logo. Also allows to easily make a simple B&W 2D logo. Well done.
1446  Other / Off-topic / Re: Which one (aka I want to give you 1 free Bitcoin)? on: January 26, 2012, 03:45:10 PM
My 2 cents:


1447  Other / Off-topic / Re: Which one (aka I want to give you 1 free Bitcoin)? on: January 26, 2012, 03:27:14 PM
IMO, its far worse than either of your proposals. It looks like grass growing on it. And even youd look closely to see what it is, its not like a PCB design on top of a chip makes any sense. So no.
1448  Other / Off-topic / Re: Which one (aka I want to give you 1 free Bitcoin)? on: January 26, 2012, 03:08:41 PM
I would vote C.
B is better because of the color. But the T appears deeply engraved which looks wrong on a chip. With design A it appears superposed on the chip, which makes a tad more sense. Id combine them, keep the color but make it look as its on top of the chip, not deeply engraved.
1449  Bitcoin / Mining / Re: What do you consider stable? on: January 26, 2012, 03:03:45 PM
So you really think you are secure huh? If you are,Id challenge you to publish your IP address on some hacker site and request they hack it for a bounty. Just leave say 10 BTC in your wallet and move the rest offline. Depending if you got the message to the right audience, Id give it a few hours tops before your coins vanish.
1450  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Found new(?) Miner, need help! on: January 26, 2012, 02:54:20 PM
Be sure to add a signature to his profile Smiley
1451  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Found new(?) Miner, need help! on: January 26, 2012, 02:37:51 PM
LOL. Actually he has paypal. And the password is the same. The e-mail address is now available on his profile.

I will not, however, send money from his paypal. I consider that too illegal to do. (He has about 60 EUR.) Theft is theft and I have no reason to believe that he already managed to scam someone. If he had, I might have transferred the money on another paypal account to hold it until this is resolved.

EDIT: Oh, and some additional info: on his gmail account he had this password once, but it was (according to gmail) changed 3 months ago.

I quite agree. However, I would change his passwords on paypal and gmail. If this is a hijacked account, you will actually be doing the real owner a favor. And it will prevent anyone else reading this thread from emptying his account. He might deserve it, but its not up to us to do that.
1452  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Found new(?) Miner, need help! on: January 26, 2012, 02:20:27 PM
ROTFLOL. I just tried to login to Montico with the same password as his root password, and... success! So, here I am writing to you from his account. This is just ridiculous. (I'm dani147624.)

ROFL! Hilarious. Keep going, see if has paypal or something? Although, well, dont tell us if you do, legal repercussions and all that Cheesy
1453  Bitcoin / Mining / Re: What do you consider stable? on: January 26, 2012, 02:18:14 PM
Ive used just about any OS on the market from OS360 to modern AIX. And obviously every consumer windows version inbetween. That doesnt mean I base my opinion solely on personal experience to  gage security or stability of an OS,  anymore than I use my personal crash statistics to determine how safe or reliable my car is, nor do I determine smoking is safe just because I havent gotten lung cancer yet. The security system in XP is fundamentally broken, I dont need to have been hacked to realize that.
1454  Other / CPU/GPU Bitcoin mining hardware / Re: Does anyone else have stability issues with linuxcoin on: January 26, 2012, 02:09:14 PM
Yes but doubt they accept BTC and / or provide support to set them up.

You get what you pay for, always remember.

You can pay with BTC on amazon or even ebay by using spendbitcoins.com. As for support.. would be nice to have a helping hand holding up the cards, but beyond that, its plug and pray.

Anyway, like I said, I have nothing against cablesaurus, and by all means, order your stuff there if you want. But lets not pretend they sell magical cables that work better than any others.
1455  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Count down to Iran invasion on: January 26, 2012, 02:02:13 PM
I don't believe Iran will give up on the bomb. 

And you have better sources than the FBI, CIA, DIA, NSA, CGI, INSCOM and a dozen other US security agencies.. combined? Because they unanimously stated they are pretty damn sure Iran has given up their nuclear weapons program last decade - if ever there was one, they arent nearly as sure of that. But you know better?

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Its got proven oil and gas resources that mean it will always be a target for foreign takeovers and the lesson of Iraq and North Korea is that having a nuke means no risk of invasion. 

So you say Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Bahrein,  Canada and Nigeria are all developing nukes?  Or whats different about Iran?

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The NPT is not going to stop it.

Yes, it does. Or more accurately, it detects it years before it could ever produce a bomb. Its not very hard to detect uranium thats enriched beyond whats needed for fuel when you have full access to all nuclear installations. You dont make bomb grade uranium in a shed behind your house. No signatory to the NPT has ever in secret produced nuclear weapons, and its not very likely to ever happen.
1456  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Found new(?) Miner, need help! on: January 26, 2012, 01:32:02 PM
Hmmm so the owner of the ftp was reading this thread too... It's obvious the first poster himself, Montico.

Think so too.
Clueless newbie gets something that doesnt work working on linux but wants us to try on windows.
1457  Bitcoin / Mining / Re: What do you consider stable? on: January 26, 2012, 01:30:21 PM
IM sure you have nothing to worry about.



1458  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Count down to Iran invasion on: January 26, 2012, 11:20:30 AM
You are entitled to disagree.  I regard a regime that relies on mass murder to remain in power as unstable - you regard it as stable.  

First, please dont twist my words.
Secondly, dont exaggerate  Depending on source Iran does 180 to 250 executions per year, most of them for actual criminal offenses. The US isnt that far behind in its number of executions. Compared to European countries you could regard the US regime as mass murders. Im against capital punishment, but the Iranian regime is not nearly as diabolical as what the western media try to make them. Even Colombia kills more political opponents than Iran, but that doesnt often make the press in the US Im sure.

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I believe Iran is creating the capacity to make nukes.


To some extend, yes they are. Precisely what they are allowed under the NPT treaty which sole purpose is avoiding proliferation of nuclear weapons, a treaty Iran signed and adheres to, while the existing nuclear powers blatantly violate that same treaty. You have to draw the line somewhere; if you want to prevent countries from obtaining nukes you could keep their population illiterate and claim literacy is a first step to developing nukes. Thats of course ridiculous. The NPT is completely sane and logical line in the sand and a pretty good guarantee. Either stick to it, or encourage proliferation. You cant have it both ways. Iran is entitled to uranium enrichment for civilian use.

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Given their history of Western powers overthrowing democratic governments in pursuit of oil concessions, the Irans would be daft not to.

Hey, for once,  I agree. We are giving them every possible reason to pull out of the NPT and actually develop nukes. And yet they dont. I give credit to the Iranians for not doing that. Their religious nutheads even pronounced a fatwa on nuclear weapons. Id like Christian nutheads to do the same.

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You seem to think that it is easy to stop them - Iran is not a pushover.
 

I never said that. All I said is that under the NPT safeguards, Iran can not build a nuclear weapon without us knowing. So if ever they pull out, THEN you could consider whatever it takes, even a full blown war. Youd still have years to plan for that.

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You don't think its a bad idea if every country has its own nuclear arsenal.  

Again you twist my words. If you are worried about a nuclear war in the middle east, my top priority would be getting all countries to enter the NPT and stick with the NPT. ITs not perfect, but its the best we have to prevent proliferation. Bombing and sanctioning  Iran while it adheres to the NPT achieves  the exact opposite. So why dont we focus on sanctioning Israel?
1459  Bitcoin / Mining / Re: What do you consider stable? on: January 26, 2012, 10:20:19 AM
And I bet XP can last that long without problems.

Ill gladly take that bet. Most XP rigs dont last that long without a full reinstall, let alone without a reboot.
As for DX games, I dont give a hoot, its a home theatre PC. That doesnt mean its hardly used; in fact its constantly used as digital video recorder (mythtv), media player and network streamer (xbmc) as well as file- and print server. Good luck running an XP based windows media center for that long.
1460  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Found new(?) Miner, need help! on: January 26, 2012, 09:52:18 AM

I have no wallets on my mining rig, so can i use it safely?

Dont be stupid. Why on earth would you? Even if it works, its not going to be faster than any other miner.
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