To be honest;  when BUB went on maintenance;  I did a fire sale, liquidated everything and did withdraws.   I now have nothing on their exchange.    They always paid me in BTC for my sig campaign however;  and I have always been extremely cautious from what machines I log in from, and having 2FA, etc enabled... Just withdraw when the balance reaches ~.05-.1


Now;  to be fair;  I was paid for their signature campaign; for the last..... long ass time up until a bit ago when I did the fire-sale...   IDK... but;  The only thing I log in for now;  is to claim the free .01ETC every 24 hours;  and every week ship it off to a wallet.   Its a mere pence;  but substantial enough to make the effort.  I suggest anyone that can should create a dummy account and do the same.  Get what you can.

There have been wild claims here and there that it is being shut down;  was shut down;  or its owner captured/arrested... but there is nothing in the official realm that substantiates any of those claims.   I have no clue who runs YoBit....  If I did;  I would share.

Problem is $3000 deposit on a unit wherein 2000 is refundable;  isn't decentralization mindful because most of the smaller guys don't even have a chance monetarily or hardware wise.

check fireice-uk's github for documentation....

I browse here, and check ccn every now and then....

you need to seek that information from the place you mine to.... in your example:  exmo.com should have documentation to tell you how to do that.  Typically by signing a message and submitting the hash.

I regularly go over my server logs.


Check out this excerpt:

The spam hackers are starting to target me for stupid crap.... if they only understood that attempting to SSH into my server from the internet gets them a full ban off my network;  soooo..... yeah...

I know the bots are present that regularly try to log into any seen SSH/SSHD server with a wordlist or a stolen passwords list;   but my IP ban list is rather excessive now;  and growing (slowly now) each day....   And it is sensitive enough that I have accidentally been banned trying to remotely login myself...   there's only one specific way to do it;  and I tend to forget that caveat sometimes =P

Initially;  I had my server take any failed attempt;  and start 1000 parallel instances of 3.14159Mb pings to the other end for the next hour.    two hours later;  I realized how much traffic that turned into; and swapped to the perma-ban list.   I think the attempts are slow enough now; that Ill turn that little puppy back on....


Just sharing to remind you: 
Be sure to change any default password anytime you have one:  your routers, your miners; everything.  Its easy to get fucked if you leave a gaping hole such as that.


I wonder if im being targeted with miner usernames because of my use of this site.... idk; that's specculation.

yep; and if you look at the post history, you will be confused most times....  Ive seen many of these types of posts quoting people who were banned off the server... soooooo..... yeah.

I compiled under cuda 10.1

you should not see the major bug in my release.


I don't have the ability to compile until later;  the compiler is on a server that is hosting;  and there are currently players on it; so when the players go off for the day;  Ill hop in and compile the new version and upload it for you guys.

Their selling of the miners specifically for BCH was a concern of mine while it was going on;  imagine for the split;  they picked the alt;  invested;  then, pumped it with their miner;  then, when the time is right;  dump dump dump because they have been paying bills with the BTC intake anyways.

Not too far fetched...  seeing how ETC went;  would have made sense...  tin foil hat aside.

   Epic.   Hats off to the admin...

another bump.

TBH;  not sure;  my guess is some sort of driver compatibility patch or something.


It was included with the official release (which is where I pull the non-self-compiled DLL's from) and thought I would throw it in there in case the official documentation/troubleshooting requires it.   Just ignore it.



Sometimes I would include the other DLL's for cuda 8, etc... but I dont think i will do that anymore; plus it keeps the .zip file a lot smaller.  One less step I have to do when packaging it up for upload.

That person is a banned user.

Your quoting of them is highly suspicious.  I will be paying attention to your posts from now on.....  be warned.

Thanks for the heads up.

Compiled and uploaded.  See first post.

Well; the two major grey areas are the class of laser (thus low power mode), and the fact that it has an illuminator which by definition crosses into a grey area of possible incorrect prosecution.

We all know in cali, people will try to charge you anyways; which is a headache in itself... which was my whole end sentiment.


It worked EXTREMELY well for things like raccoons and coyotes; but I have since sold off my night scope, so its mostly going unused for its features.  Just turn on the illuminator and eyes are like beacons.

Thanks for the feedback

Bump.

Updated main post with more information.

Up for sale is my EOTech 552.  It has a combination integrated infared laser dot and infared laser illuminator.  
This is not your average EOTech, and you will not find this laser package for sale anywhere.

This laser is a serious hazard if you do not know what it is/does.  
Keep this in mind:  I will imagine that it would spark the interest of few and specific people given its features...  
I don't expect it to sell quick; and If I need to explain about this to you;  you don't need to buy it.

This optic has a Laser Devices dual-laser installed.   Laser Devices is the leading company for the highest tier military-grade laser devices.  You will not find this laser package on a public purchase list;  that is 100% certain.  Their public SKU list is rather limited; and this package definitely is/was not on that list.
The Laser has two separate emitters;  one is a typical infared pointer (dot), the other is put through a lens and focused into a flashlight beam effectively giving you daylight-like illumination through night vision optics at any distance (focusable); while emitting zero visible light.
There are low power and high power settings for each.  Check with local laws about using the high power setting;  there's a reason that little blue screw is there to block high-power mode.
It can be activated manually by the button on the side, or double click the button to turn it on.  The bottom has a port for a standard quick disconnect squeeze switch for activation as well.

I have had it for years;  but since NV optics are illegal to use in combination with illumination here in California;  I really can't justify holding onto it; and would like to get something a little more practical and less pocket-heavy.  I don't think they will be changing their laws any time soon.

Testing waters for offers on either cash, crypto, or trade.  
I know exactly what this is worth.  
I will most likely ignore most offers if they are not realistic.  
Escrow can be provided;  and I am sure if you wanted to do direct;  I have references that could give a good hefty vouch that I follow through with my deals on this forum.

Will not ship overseas or outside the US.  I will use a USPS flat-rate postage box with tracking.

Yes its dirty in the photos;  Its still mounted and used since it works just fine as a holosight for now.

It does need a new battery housing.   They are for sale on amazon for not much at all.  
This one works;  but a battery corroded in it at one point and made one of the springs pop out of the bottom;  makes battery changes annoying.  
Best to get a new one.. they are ~$20.


What you get:
The sight as pictured.
Two grip "squeze" buttons for laser/illuminator activation. (not pictured)  You can mount them on your grip or wherever you want a push-to-use button.  They have fresh new unused velcro mounted.


Please leave all offers in this thread.... don't PM me.    I don't like closed door trade/sell offers.

Strange;  My wallet is online presently; and seeing other nodes/staking.  The wallet can take some time to resync sometimes may take one or two tries with lots of patience.   And I know the machine my wallet is staking on;  is behind some pretty serious network protection;  not sure if it would be serving out copies of the blockchain itself (data caps, bandwidth restrictions, etc).

Yobits reasoning in my support ticket was "They needed to update the wallet"; but no updates to the wallet were released, so the language barrier angle is either being egregiously abused, or is simply just very very huge language barrier between him and the people who control the coinboxes..

Something inside me wonders if they started mining/staking off a sidechain/fork, and are waiting for everyone else to disconnect so they can reinstate/hold onto their bad chain....

Kinda the same premise of the VSync coin on their pool (as of 1+ year ago and earlier);  operated on 100% a different chain;  not the one the rest of the world operates on.

Only; compared to VSync, BUB has staking;  and thus; yobit's wallet size would generate them quite a number of coins/day to slowly put for sale on the exchange and sell off to people... im not sure if they want to maintain that foothold and not have to eat some of the sales of those staked coins on their exchange;  for fear that the coins sold may not be legitimately good being on the wrong chain.  Most of those micro/small sell orders are theirs by my best reasoning.


I only have ~4K coins sitting on the exchange.   Theres a chance they may fix the wallet;  they literally just need to close the wallet daemon, delete the blockchain, restart the daemon and let it resync with the network.

yikes.   good think I only have ~4K there presently.

must be driver related.

if not using opencl;  I suggest disabling with a launch --flag as per the github documentation.