Found this: http://www.meetup.com/BitcoinSingapore/events/129799342/2nd Bitcoin Meetup
Thursday, August 1, 2013 7:00 PM
Artistry 17 Jalan Pinang, S 199149 (map)
Hi guys,
on our first meetup, I said I'll make sure, that on our 2nd, we could pay for beer and coffee with bitcoins. And guess what, I kept the promise! :-)
I persuaded Artistry owner to start accepting bitcoins and agreed with him to throw a 2nd meetup in his place. The venue is secured, so let's go, meet, drink and pay with our mobile wallets :-)
See you then,
Tomas
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Mark me down for 10. I'll most likely pick them up in Batam, if that is an option.
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[...] On the CM1s that I am running personally [...]
What is your average uptime before you have to reset?
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Re the last price that GM traded for on GLBSE, I bought 2 + 28 bonds on 2012 09 27 & 2012 10 02 both lots @ 0.451 BTC [that was probably after adding on the GLBSE fee], so the price was quite stable there for around the last week & GLBSE closed down on 2012 10 02 I believe so this is most likely the last traded price or very close to it as like being the last week's average price also I expect.
Previous to this I bought 21 bonds @ 1.205 BTC on 2012 07 14 & 979 @ 1.3635 BTC on 2012 07 10 when the upgrade to TM may have been announced.
The other 500 I bought between 2012 05 18 & 2012 06 08 @ 1.46 BTC to 1.44 BTC.
stochastic's raw data file has this as the last Gigamining entry: i timestamp symbol volume price 66515 1349362083 GIGAMINING 3 56515000
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Screen by default is closing itself if application ends, also when it crash. see screen --help to find workaround Will do, thanks! How do people do it without screen? Just keep ssh up? A disconnect kills it right? This is one thing Windows rdp is amazing with.
I found tmux when looking for alternatives. Looks promising to me, but then I'm a noob
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You can use "screen" too Since we are on the screen topic, hope you don't mind I squeeze in this question: I check my rig via SSH and the last time it crashed (overall reported hashrate by pool dropped to 0, so I went and had a look), I did screen -r and it reported back there was no screen to reattach. So, from other people's experience with running cgminer under screen: How stable is screen? Any only else encountered this?
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I have an Armory offline watch only wallet. How does one import their public key into an Android app to check against the spot price without importing the private key?
Thanks. And I apologize if this is the wrong forum to post this question.
Which app? With blockchain.info simply import the BTC address and set as watch only. The instructions on the site are pretty clear. Interesting. I already use blockchain.info as my smaller spending wallet. Is there another you would recommend for watch only? I don't think I can have two blockchain apps. There's also: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.phase.wallet&hl=enI haven't used it though. I do it the other way around: blockchain.info to watch, BitcoinSpinner to spent.
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I received my order but I am unable to get it to work properly. On cgminer 3.0.1 I am able to get 6 devices up and running (the number of Cairnsmore1's I have)... but they only has around 380 mh/s regardless of any timing settings I use.
On 3.2.0 cgminer with the new USB rules, they do not detect at all.
I've tried 3 or 4 different modprobe lines some which don't work at all and some which seem to half work...
It seems like its only using half of the chips on the CM1's and I can't figure it out.
As an update to my own post, I am able to get 5 out of the 6 units to work properly using an old cgminer (new one still won't work with them) and using this modprobe line: modprobe ftdi-sio product=0x8350 vendor=0x0403 However, one unit fails to mine and has 2 orange LED's on while the others are mining. Before mining starts all the LED's on it match all the others. The dip switches match the others, so I can only assume something is wrong with this particular unit. I've swapped USB cables and ports and the problem stays with this CM1 unit. Ideas as to what to try? Just a few quick thoughts: Have you tried running cgminer as root? There is some sort of issue IIRC with USB as non-root. I use icarus timing long, but I don't think that's a problem here. I use modprobe ftdi_sio product=0x8350 vendor=0x0403 too so that can be ruled out. What happens if you _only_ connect that single one you think is faulty? Edit: Do you see them all with ?
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Today was the first time I read about BTC in the Straits Times (I am not a regular reader though). Related to the LR closure and surprisingly, all was kept quite neutral.
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Where in Singapore can you get physical without double digit premiums over spot?
Possibly at Bullionvault? Not sure how the fees rack up for physical as I never actually had any physical delivered to me, but the FAQ explains it all quite well. http://www.bullionvault.com/#FOURHUNDRETT (yes, referral link) Minimum for physical delivery I believe is 50 grams though.
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IMO if we go for an overclocking option, it should be software controllable and then a temp sensor is mandatory. I like the way Ztex has implemented it for there FPGA boards, the software chooses a balance between hw errors and speed. Likewise we should go for a temp/hw errors controlled overvoltage and maybe also speed?
BUT, al this is nice to have, if it becomes too difficult, risky or fragile, we should KISS.
Post 1 says the fan will be temperature controlled, so the sensor should be already there?
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[...] Sometimes i wonder why am i even doing this
Again, a thank you from me too for doing this. I guess it will be slow during the coming months ("summer" etc...) Hopefully things will pick up later this year. What we really would need here is places actually accepting BTC for purchases. So far my guess is that the majority of buyers in SG are hoarders, in for the gamble.
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I have an Armory offline watch only wallet. How does one import their public key into an Android app to check against the spot price without importing the private key?
Thanks. And I apologize if this is the wrong forum to post this question.
Which app? With blockchain.info simply import the BTC address and set as watch only. The instructions on the site are pretty clear.
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Personally, I'd opt for a simple solution. The more features, like overvolting, the more things that can break. Especially with overvolting one could permanently damage you chips. If such a feature would be implemented, it should have a very narrow range.
Can somebody link to a post where people overvolt and what (possible) issues they had?
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Project investments has been completed. //DeaDTerra
I don't understand. Could you elaborate on this a bit?
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[...] can we move to btct.co ?
or BitFunder?
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