How many confirmations for mined blocks?? I'd like to set the pool's confirmations lower than 120 but I need to know for sure.

Also, working on Mac client, if I can compile it I'll report back.

Thanks! Pool seems to be looking good. We're finding blocks. First block finder reward goes to "oldriga". When we build up enough coin to pay it out, I will manually send it.

First block finder gets a bonus 33 Tesla, as soon as we build up enough to cover it, it'll be sent!

Yeah for sure, definitely going to try to scrape up a little bit and see if we can get er bumped up!

These exchanges are getting paid mad buttcoins just to consider listing a coin! BRB guys, opening Fedaykin's Coin Exchange. I'll list all your coins, gib buttcoin plox!

j/k, if I can ever exchange this PND I have, I will buy some votes too.

I've been tweaking the security measures across all my sites, I'm pretty sure everything's set up where nobody should notice anything, but please let me know right away if you're getting any 403 Forbidden errors or any other problems arise.

I accidentally blacklisted myself from one of my sites earlier, big oops. Hopefully nobody is experiencing any issues.

Did you send it from my pool to the exchange? If so what's your username, what date and time did you make the transfer?

I tried running the TXID but it shows as invalid.

I ran my validation script and I'm not showing anything missing, but I will dig deeper if this transaction was supposed to have come from my pool!

What's going on in here guys? Oh shi- it's Nthused!

Nikola Tesla invented being awesome! And DEATH RAY!

I am sorry guys, due to zero miners, the EUC pool is going to go offline. I'll delete my posts here. I wouldn't take it offline if there was at least a little interest, but there's other pools so no worries. Good luck!

That's pretty damn good. Even google translated it made sense and didn't sound retarded.

+1

Dev, give this man the bird!

Also still waiting on the 1m to pass to pool members.

Cool, appreciate it. We need to get more people into Coin overall as well, get the network hashrate even higher.

My pool, at http://coin.fedaykin.us is an MPOS pool, right now we're running about 3.5MH. Why don't you give us a shot?

My pool just had some sort of hiccup with the blockupdate cron, Not sure why it failed but apparently had trouble fetching a new block from the daemon. I'll be keeping an eye on it for a couple of hours and tweaking some settings. Not sure if any miners noticed anything or not, but I did verify that nobody's payouts disappeared and we're still chewing up blocks, so hopefully this was just a fluke. It might have something to do with the fact that various pool components are located on different physical machines. This is by far the most critical pool I have running so I have it set up this way to avoid overload situations. My dream is to have a giant loud server rack sitting right next to me as I hack away.. One day.

I've got maybe 3.5m in my personal wallet.. Need to figure out how to make this stuff trade-able.

Maybe we could contact some sort of bird rescue organization, see if they would be interested in taking birdcoin as a form of donations, see if we can get some community support behind it. I'm not the most financially-minded guy, more of a techie, so if anyone has any ideas to expand upon these thoughts, I'd be glad to hear it. I'd like to be able to do some good for people (or animals), as well as make a few bucks too.

Putting off the giveaway til tomorrow, Birdcoin dev said he's going to contribute 1m brd, when that comes I'm going to try to split that as equally as I can among those who've been active in the pool, and I'll do the giveaway then.. If anyone wants to contribute to the giveaway, please send coins to LEVgfhsc9Rz6BUE786Z24rA8TnKfYJ1uMe

If you contributed, please make sure to mention how much you've sent so I can calculate everything properly. It's somewhere over 2m total up for grabs but I'll have to calculate what I've moved around too, then round it off to something nice. Thanks!

I've noticed something peculiar with birdcoind.. When the pool generates blocks, the address it appears to come from starts with a K, and when I run birdcoind getaccountaddress "" I get the default address which starts with a K, but all other addresses I generate start with L like they should. It's weird because the more I send stuff back and forth to the pool's wallet, the more addresses birdcoind keeps generating under the pool's wallet. Not sure if the "K" thing is a feature or a bug. Dev, you know anything about this? My other pools wallets all have addresses with the correct designations, birdcoind is the only one exhibiting this specific behavior I've seen so far. I was moving a few payments back and forth to make sure that the deposit address I have provided is functional, which it works fine, some of these coins have odd wallet behavior.

Edit: Apparently even if you send coins to the "K" address, that works too. Maybe its because of the blocks mined that show up as "immature"? Just weird, and I'm trying to comprehend why the strange addresses.

Thanks, looked at that page earlier, too. Having trouble with my query string, how to structure it with username:pass in order to authenticate and pass a query. I'll figure it out, though. May actually adapt some pieces of MPOS to function as a wrapper anyway. The goal is to be able to make simple games work with any coin easily. It'd be cool to have a few games to gamble a few Coins on!

Anyone know a good reference guide for coin daemon RPC functions? I've figured out how to use livecode to open a socket to RPC server but unsure how to format a string to make queries to it, like getinfo, etc.

I'm playing around with some stuff on a VM, trying to make a very simple web based betting game that lets you gamble coins.. Livecode may indeed have some potential for *coin projects!

Hey, I've got a question for people here. Anyone use LiveCode? I'm pretty good with LiveCode, I was thinking about making up a sort of framework that can interface with *coin daemons and use the RPC. With that in place, tons of games (gambling) can be easily made up and ran with LiveCode server. Anyone know of any similar projects or is a LiveCoder?

In case anyone doesn't know of it, LiveCode is a descendent of the old school Macintosh's Hypercard, an extension of Hypercard's HyperTalk scripting language, but is completely cross platform thanks to RunRev. You can make stacks for the runtime program or even stand-alone executable apps that run in Mac, Windows, Linux, Android, and iOS. Pretty awesome, and VERY easy to learn.