Please inform me oh holy one  But wait! Before you go on, please provide the following: 1. Age 2. Birth Place 3. Education Level 4. Experience 6. Current Residing Address (no, parents house does not count) There you have your prerequisites for even speaking toward or near me. My time is both limited and very valuable, thanks for understanding <3 You sound just like those Nigerian Princes that want to send me money! Where do I send my SSN? lol! A man after my own heart. To the rest of the basement dwellers: Please, stop on by the forums and check this action out. If you don't find the info you are looking for, make a post and ask! I know this sounds outlandish and all, but the emunie forums function just like the forums here at bitcoin talk... you are looking for the button that says post. Hope to see you all soon. x0x0 billotronic |
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I can only hope that people have enough sense to see what the real plan is here... someone is going to make a ton of money and it wont be you.
Fair warning.
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Would you mind if they started over heating and dying?
No?
Then don't take any chances. Heat is a killer.
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1. Yes in theory 2. Maybe, but I STRONGLY recommend a powered hub. One of the biggest issues with the pi's (especially the rev A boards) is overloading the usb bus and it will cause you a never ending supply of headaches 3. I only have one jalapeno on mine but it purs right along with no issues so maybe? Searching on these forums and bfls will probably get you some better info on how much the pi can handle. 4. Minepeon is the only way to go! http://mineforeman.com/minepeon/ I think the min is 4gb or so. Make sure its a class 10 regardless of size you use. 5. See #4! Minepeon is headless and you configure it via a webpage based interface. It is pretty damn sweet! |
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Yes, another useless shitcoin. Thats us.
What some of you fail to understand is fuserleer is making a currency, not a commodity. Some of you would be more at home with redcoin or what ever the flavor of the day is.
Those of you who believe in alt-currencies should come check the project out and see what it has to offer... ie changing the god damn world where btc failed.
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Whats this about a built in escrow system? Can you touch on that for I don't remember reading that anywhere before.
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LOL
Cosmodude only responds with;
" its a really good coin "
He must be trolling, or he needs a spokesman
It's even worse actually: We are trying to make a real good coin.
RAmen! |
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Moderate hardware can process a good volume of transactions, no specialist hardware needed to run a basic hatcher, an old 5yr old Dell desktop will churn out a hundred an hour if pushed.
That means that most clients can run as hatchers too, large amount of hatchers in the network means that transaction processing stays fast and smooth.
We are seeing in the beta transaction times, fully confirmed and safe (due to the different model we use), in 15-20 seconds, and everyone is running pretty moderate hardware.
To add to this, I am running one client in a xubuntu vm with only 1 3ghz core and 1gb of ram and it just hums right along. And the tx times are AMAZING compared to btc. Waiting for confirmations is dead! |
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If openCL is so open, why can't it be included in the open source drivers?
#illuminati
Sucks for mining, but good for those of us that run htpc's though... that bloody catalyst is a monster! |
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how does this help cpu mine that is agaisnt botnets which may be just directed at the coin
could I suggest a silent release of the complied qt client, to those who have over x amount of PPC or were registered on the PPC forum before a certain date,
this shows people who are at least dedicated to PPC/ your projects.
Eg the day after I purchased BTC I went around buying up PPC!
If i understand PrimeCoin may act as a bridge to PPC
but I don't understand it the hash rate away from BTC idea, see the overall hash available is increasing, so even if the pie is smaller for BTC this does not make it more vulnerable, also with asics now rolling out and by far the majority of new coins being scrypt his is even less an issue though that could change when everything that produces heat mines as well
on that point, it maybe that all heating elements mine eventually kind of putting a floor under the nergy usage as you were going to it anyway.
Imagine the amount of power a hot water element pulls, and could be directed at mining as well.
Would I like my hot water element to be makieng me btc or some otehr CC, why not!
Cause as we all know, there are absolutely no botnet operators on ppc forum. . Nice try lol duh! they are on the btce troll box with the rest of us loons! |
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simple: don't use apple! go get a throw away and do yourself a favor
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I sherwood wish your gimmick was maid marianteresting.
good answer! |
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username or password or both is wrong
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assuming I can read (which is debatable) I would list the BFL 5 as shipping since there are many in the wild right now (including mine, w00t!)
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There is a growing need for ASIC "accessories" too - at the moment mostly for USB Eruptor sticks, but very soon for the DIY Avalons (Klondikes), and in the longer term who knows, for BFL DIYs, etc.
Things that come to mind - USB hubs, powered and unpowered. USB fans. USB cables. Molex to PCI-e power converters. PCI-e power splitters. Dual SATA to single PCI-E power converters. PSU breakout boards and switches.
Thanks for the list. I've been trying to source some USB hubs from my manufacturers. It seems that no one has good powered USB hubs that can handle 8+ Erupters, so I think that's something I am going to hit really hard to source. I'll be looking into USB fans/cables and other USB accessories, as well as the PCIE power converters.. I just had a big conversation with a major provider of Molex-PCIE converters that does a lot of other work with SATA as well. The PSU breakout boards are interesting - I have to look into those more as to if they can be sourced easily. I have a friend that is an EE that is going to help with a few basic ideas we're working on, as well. @Billotronic - I will look into Raspberry Pi kits too. I've seen a few mining stores sell them, but not with SD cards imaged with Minepeon. Actually, that's a great idea, as I already have a source on SD cards among other things. Just gotta get the Pi's themselves and start imaging them. No problem, you will get my consulting invoice in the mail! lol |
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