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I bought my first coins from a guy on localbitcoins back in 2011
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I use Bitcoin for paying hosting bills, bandwidth expense, etc
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Key I bought from him is not working. It's been almost 2 weeks and no response from the seller. I just left negative feedback on his profile. Hold on with purchasing anything from him until this is resolved.
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+1 this Anyone is able to develop that? I was thinking, how to "pull back" small miners (all miners?) to P2Pool and this is some assumptions for new version of share chain: - we have 3-5 separate share chains - each chain has own min and max share power/diff (let say sc1 is from 1k to 10k, sc2 11k-100k, 101k-1M etc) - each share have flag, that tells it is already used/paid or not - when user find a share in one of lower chains, earlier share is marked as used and power of new share and old share is summarized (we can`t pay from lowest chain directly because of dust threshold) - once power or his share reach chain threshold he need to find one stronger share to bump it to higher chain till it reach one that can be paid - each miner (payout address) starts in highest chain for 1-10 mins that node can recognize its hash rate and select proper chain/diff for him - goal is, that every miner found share every 1/10 -1/2 block ETA time
Pros: - share chain length can be reduced because of "summing" thing, every miner can/need have 2 active shares in each chain, no more need - no more "wasted work" when block time exceeds share chain length - new share sum power of last share and current, oldest share can be removed from payout computations - virtually any miner can mine - big miners are in high power chains that small miners can easily participate in mining
Cons: - more P2P data overhead (more chains to transmit) - more CPU overhead: more data to analyze to create payout tx, more job to be done when share found
Sadly, I`m too small in Python tot try implement that.
@forrestv: can this work? B-)
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I never sugar my coffee, drink it like a man!
Hahaha! Nice, man. I will have to try it tomorrow at work!
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Nothing Same, I was looking for deals but there wasn't any deal everything was way too expensive. +1 absolutely nothing. I didn't even done groceries that day But anyway I picked Calvin Klein perfumes for my misses in Sunday from Boots UK.
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I am interested in one, UK shipping.
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Where are these deals? Give me some links. I have everything what I need in terms of electronics, games or gadgets, I am not sure if I will find anything interesting this year
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Hello guys, I would like to announce, that thanks to squall1066, I am now a happy owner of Zeus Blizzard 1.3 MH/s scrypt miner. Miner has been setup and it's now fully operational supporting Litecoin network with it's hashing. Bigger cooling fan has been attached to it for longer life (Arctic F12 fan).Wish it a long life! If you have any miners you don't need any more, please let me know, I will be happy to get them, I will pay for your time and shipping. I am in UK, Europe. Thanks!
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That's for my client, who have free electricity (I guess), and he doesn't need to care about their power usage. And as I remember myself, dragons are nice, solid boxes and they can populate any rack of shelf pretty nicely Maybe that's why he chose Dragons, Instead of complicated liquid cooled miners with separate PSU like you just mentioned.
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Hi all,
I am looking to buy 10x Dragon miner 1TH/s. Used or new.
I am located in Europe. Please PM me with your amount of units for sale, price/each, your country and their condition.
Thanks!
Regards, Lenny
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Here some questions:
a) Do you have a telephone number? b) Your domain has been registered by a "Tom Hassel" in Norway. There is indeed one Tom Hassel in Norway. When contacted, he didn't know anything about cloudminr. So where could Tom Hassel be found? c) You write in one post: "cloudminr.io is a Norwegian cloud mining company". However, there is no company registered by this name in Norway. Please explain. d) The only company in Trondheim with any connection to "Cloud" is a company which is active in candy import. e) You claim in the registry data that you are located at Olaf Tryggvasonsgate 2B in Trondheim. Nobody at this address knows anything about you or your operation. Please explain.
+1 Thanks for your investigation!
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Hi Guys, I registered today on cloudminr.io and this project looks very promising. I am applying for free 10 GH/s for a good start My login is "73fQ9E97imkSO". Thanks!
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Can you ship R-Box to UK? How I can calculate shipping cost?
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I am looking for more Zeus Blizzard 1.3 MH/s miners. Please let me know if you have one (preferably in Europe).
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