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will have a looksie tonight...
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Just finished watching the clip...time to buy some HP shares me thinks
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Holy crap...Moore's law was peaking for silicon, time to bump to something else to maintain that improvement streak  |
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what coin are you trying to mine?
It looks like your using a mining tool, like cgminer, then the wallet has no idea your mining and will not indicate that it is. All the mining will occur on the specialist mining application which will tell you your hash rate, accept/rejects, HW failed calcs and tempreture.
When you mine a block, the wallet will then register the entire block of coins plus any fees.
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BTC is the first true global economy tool as it has no allegiance to any government therefore no one government or body can force BTC (or its users) to do anything...
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Got any refeerences from Snr Bitcointalk mbrs about you or this operation be legit?
*interest raised*
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Probably not expected but hoped...
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I did delete everything and restart it (aside from my wallet of course!) and it's still going, this time it isn't so slow. My ISP speed was part of the major problem but it's still about a year behind, but thank you for all the advice on this, I don't know what the heck is wrong this time that wasn't last time but it'll get there eventually I'm sure.
Your issue is not the ISP speed bu thte download rate from the nodes. The data is stored on a P2P network and if the nodes you connected to only UL @ 50kbps (which is the default max in AUstralia in for ADSL2) then if you get 3 nodes you will only get a DL of 150kbps which is substantially short of the 7000kbps (7mbps) you ISP can do. There is nothing you can do aside then wait and hope more nodes open up to you OR download a bootstrap (see other ppls comments) and wait for the delta to be downloaded. This is just another reason why people should run a full time public wallet as a node. |
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This weeks purchases have now been sent out so please check your email in box as well as you spam folder.
If you want another format besides the epub or PDF supplied, please PM me to arrange.
Thank you for your purchase and I truly hope you enjoy the read.
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I run a solar panel system at home so might be interested in some older gen purchases but you need to be willing to post to Australia.
WIll PM ppl tonight, at my day job right now *wink*
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With a single post under your belt, I don't think so....
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I get a lot of "down time" at my job, so very often I am doing my own thing, including occasionally (discreetly) hanging out at Bitcointalk. It's not hard for me to very quickly exit out of it when somebody walks in. Does anyone else do the same?
Booyah...guilty as charged...*posting this at my day job* |
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Australian Government loves BTC. The Australian Tax Office (ATO) recently had a ruling that BTC is legal tender, including tax implications, and shall be treated as per personal property for capital gains purposes. Overall, it is seen as a legit financial tool. Move your operations to Australia and claim the trips as a tax write off.  |
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BTC : Gold and the BTC : Oil ratio is what to watch when the USD collapses. All other fiats will alos come into question when the collapse occurs.
China has already prepared with several years of stockpiling gold so watch the Yuan : Gold
Russia is primmed with oil and natural gas so for them watch the Ruble : Oil
From these ratios you can detemine the local value of BTC :fiat. e.g. local fiat : BTC :Gold / Oil
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Like all forms of power throughout history, including money, it will evolve into something else. Gold > Promissory notes > Fiat > Derivatives > Cryptocurrency >  |
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Check the antminers for their input requirements. If they take 12VDC +/- 2 VDC, then scrap the DC>AC>DC arrangement and hook them straight up to a battery. I do this with my Jally.
Solar panel (200W) + wind turbine (200W) > hybrid combiner/controller > batt (nominal 12VDC) > Jally + R-box
Input the same as above > batt (nominal 12VDC) > UPS (400W) > Laptop (signals startup & shut down based on battery condition)
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Satoshi can lower the difficulty whenever he wants  You're going to confuse the newbies. Heck he had me confused till you chimed in there mister How could he do so? He can't? 51% of the network would have to use new client with edited diff in order to make this possible, no? No, Satshosi has the power of veto within the depth of the Bitcoin prototcol. It is a little known sub-routine hard coded into cryptographic layers themselves and is known as the 'Kobayashi Maru subroutine'. If the Satsh unlocks it or adjusts it, the difficulty can be overcome releasing all 21million BTC in a shower of electronic love. i'm pretty sure this is a joke otherwise we would need to trust satoshi, and we'd trust the that my backdoor to never be found. which is completely the opposite of what bitcoin represents. Just helpiong with a correftion that follows the theme. |
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GUIminer does not do CPU mining anymore. The CPU affinity buttons are to allocate CPU power to GPU management only as some algos require a lot of CPU time (~90%) whilst others require less (10~25%) depending on the hardware setup. No CPU mining going on there...to the best of my knowledge... |
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lol?
no lol *cue serious music* |
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