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Hm...
@minerja, what do you think?
If someone wants to buy some of our lemons we could pay with that.
Or pay in lemons.
Do you accept lemons, Sir? Do you believe in the project?
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Okay finally I got my wallet connecting and syncing sweet
Woah, someone else is on here? Maybe I'll see if mine still work That tracker offer - what experience do you have? |
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Did you ever release your "Mod code" - the source code so multiple sources can check it out? I found an old miner with some of your firmware on it but don't really want to mess with it unless I'm sure it's solid.
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I’d like to ping this topic again. Here it is the end of 2020 and POW is still working.
I still maintain the opinion that the move to POS could effectively harm the eth economy. It’s no BTC, to be sure but ethereum has grown tremendously and with so many erc-20 tokens relying on the stability of a working system it will be really interesting to see how this plays out. From the start of this thread you can see how long they’ve been planning to move from mining to staking but always seem to get delayed or run into problems. Any opinions on this?
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I know this is old, dead and probably useless, however in the sake of learning how to build an explorer would anyone want to try to set one up on an old Dell xeon server? What all would I need to do this?
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Does anyone know if the free rewards point bonus stack with the paid bonuses or does the paid overwrite the free one?
(Does anyone use freebitco.in anymore?)
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There seems still to be a lot weighing on what will happen in China with mining both with hardware and regulations. Same story as always but that exponential curve in hardware is really a wildcard. Less wild than what regulation will do or not do though. Lot's of experimenting with how people react with current times and other world events going on to distract as well. Mine on!🐈
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Great news on the updates!
Thanks for managing the pool well and keeping everyone posted with updates. It really is a difference compared to other pools. It’s a good quality.
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Fascinating. Although it is quite a meal of copy-pasta, it’s good information. I haven’t seen this before.
It’s good that it was patched so far back and that OG Master Sat was there to fix it so timely.
The code has come a long way.
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Does the artist do any custom work that could be shipped worldwide?
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Tried mining Lemons again - seems to work and confirm. Sending between wallets works, although slow to confirm.
Is anyone interested in buying a few thousand to a few hundred thousand Lemons for prices similar to when cryptopia was online?
The network is working right now. I don't know about comparing Lemoncoin to BTC in terms of Satoshi vs the developer of Lemon, both of them seem to be out of publicly working on the projects but they both still function and are minable, sendable coins. Sounds like that's the similar part, at least. It could be adopted and posted to some exchanges or at least an 'exchange' page managed here on the forum by anyone still interested.
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Well, if you mine every single namecoin block, that's a total of about $900 a day. The pool is 700PH, the miners (according to further up) are about 15PH, so that's about an extra ... $19 a day for those 15PH of miners. 15PH currently makes roughly $2.3k a day So as long as this pool find EVERY SINGLE namecoin block, that's a bonus of 0.8% Now of course the pool doesn't find every single block - if they only find 10% of the blocks, that's a bonus 0.08% If they find 1% of the namecoin blocks, that's a bonus 0.008% Yep it's a complete waste of time. Edit: and by the way, since your title says "The Most Profitable Mining Pool" yet your current reward depends on a temporary drop in fees, then I guess it would also be valid to say that my pool's history of paying an average 110.11% of 100%PPS for the last 30 weeks proves it's a lie  Woah, hey now... if you bring logic into it you'll ruin all the.. "fun!" |
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Things are back up and running.
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Thoughts appreciated.
WK, good to hear you're still moving forward. Sorry to hear about the troubles. As others have mentioned, if you have a simple front end it would make a solid start for people to have yet another pool option. Be well. |
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What do you think about BNB as a buy now that it is splitting off into country-specific versions of Binance?
I wonder how this will change BNB usages and value.
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It is, in fact, possible to mine over wifi. I picked one of these little guys up yesterday and all it takes is just a little configuration to get it to do what you want. Under the hood this thing runs OpenWRT, and there are lots of walkthroughs online for connecting to wifi networks as a client. The basic gist is to use the GUI to scan for existing wifi networks, and click "Join". This will create a new WWAN network. You want this to be in the WAN firewall zone. (These routers have two zones, LAN and WAN, which govern how traffic flows and gets NATted.) Then you want to disable the existing WAN interface, which defaults to the physical port eth1. Last, modify the LAN interface to bind to eth0 and set up DHCP. Back up your configuration before starting  Also note that once you commit these changes, if you did it incorrectly you may wind up cutting yourself off from all access. If you run into any issues I can try to help. I've got it successfully mining over WiFi with no Ethernet connected - However, I'm hoping to configure it to share the internet connection through the Ethernet port to another device. What are the steps to do this? |
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https://wiki.openwrt.org/doc/recipes/relayclientThis is what I used to allow my R1-LTC to share wifi through its LAN port to connect one of my R4's to the internet. Still mines and is fully functional otherwise. Just make sure you customize the settings to your network. Good luck! Using the built-in R1-LTC GUI, how would you achieve this? The relayclient instructions are a bit different to follow as I've never attempted this before. Do you have any information on how to use the built-in GUI to do the same thing? It sounds like you got it to work a while back. |
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This is for the same topic which wasn't answered directly on this page. I know it's an old post. I know it's possible.
How do you configure the R1 to grab a Wi-fi signal and share it through the Ethernet port for providing a device with no built-in wireless a connection to the internet? I have it configured to mine online successfully. When I try to 'bridge' the wireless and lan connection it restarts and the wifi light goes dark with no more communication until I do a hard reset. (Backup of settings prior to experimenting with settings is a time saver for reloading it after the inevitable failure.) Sharing on other devices has been far simpler than with this one but I'm sure it's just a setting missing.
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It's very noisy. Noise monitor said 83 decibels at 3 foot away. 75 decibels at 10 foot away. That's ear protection stuff if being by it for long times.
There are a ton of ways to make this quieter - and there's no issues with modifying the fans unlike the S9. The V9 (perhaps it is a re-badged s7?) is very happy using quiet 120mm fans and will usually plug right in without issue. If there are issues, the V9 is also usually tuneable to adjust power usage. There are many sources online for more details on this and -once I get around to- I'll show how I use to set mine up on a different thread. At least for the noise you do have some options out there. |
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Sounds like they're really on the ball there - a shame it was missing but great that they've been so easy to work with.
How many wires is it? Could you have wired it by hand in an emergency or is it one of those maze-like-so-many-tiny-wires-of-doom connections?
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