[~32 TH] HHTT - Selected Diff/Stratum/PPLNS/Paid Stales/High Availability/Tor

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We are doing great, keep it up gents!

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[RoadTrain]

Can't see the pool URL in the first post?
Would be great to have it there.

[spiccioli]

Can't see the pool URL in the first post?
Would be great to have it there.

Gosh... you're right!

I've added a couple of links...

spiccioli

[RoboCoder]

I like your model.  I am going to point some hashpower your way to test it out!

[RoadTrain]

Congrats to someone
https://blockchain.info/block-index/438763/00000000000000018914e17bd674c5d8069ce463e00750cb838b91d3b0ac80c3

[spiccioli]

Congrats to someone
https://blockchain.info/block-index/438763/00000000000000018914e17bd674c5d8069ce463e00750cb838b91d3b0ac80c3

Woooww!

I need to put a link on it on the OP

spiccioli

[fireduck]

Congrats to someone
https://blockchain.info/block-index/438763/00000000000000018914e17bd674c5d8069ce463e00750cb838b91d3b0ac80c3

Woooww!

I need to put a link on it on the OP

spiccioli

Transaction is:
https://blockchain.info/tx/8e9adefd0608b4525d2d35e80247911516d2afcfee8d6bb121c63197ef275df0?show_adv=true

with 18.7908 BTC fee.

I wonder if it was a poorly constructed transaction by hand or a wonky fee calculator (that transaction is indeed huge).

[RoadTrain]

Congrats to someone
https://blockchain.info/block-index/438763/00000000000000018914e17bd674c5d8069ce463e00750cb838b91d3b0ac80c3

Woooww!

I need to put a link on it on the OP

spiccioli

Transaction is:
https://blockchain.info/tx/8e9adefd0608b4525d2d35e80247911516d2afcfee8d6bb121c63197ef275df0?show_adv=true

with 18.7908 BTC fee.

I wonder if it was a poorly constructed transaction by hand or a wonky fee calculator (that transaction is indeed huge).

It's not the first tx of this kind.
Seems like those fees are intentional.

[jbutter]

It's been a little dry lately, come on lucky blocks, where you hiding?

[spiccioli]

It's been a little dry lately, come on lucky blocks, where you hiding?

Lucky periods, per definition, last a lot less than unlucky ones... you can see a lucky period as a reward for enduring an unlucky one

spiccioli

[spiccioli]

Here we go again!

1bush8 gets 0.27 per block (more or less) and today solving latest block he/she got a nice 0.36 prize!

HHTT is the only pool doing this kind of lottery

spiccioli

[Carlton Banks]

Support the discouraging of address re-use.


The exchange rate value of everyone's Bitcoins depends on killing the lists. Including you, me, spiccioli, and everyone mining, pooled, decentrally or solo.

spiccioli, please consider using the address re-use de-prioritising mining node. This will be a step along the way to preventing the public blockchain record from being used against us to devalue our Bitcoins.

Everyone at HHTT should familiarise themselves with the forthcoming HD wallets feature, keychains. You can create as many keychains as you wish, just like single addresses. This will let you lock reward payments to a sequence of crytographically determined keychain addresses instead of one address. It is a superior alternative to locking to a static address, you can gain more privacy with the same level of security.

HD wallets will likely be available in the 0.9 Bitcoin client.


Support the discouraging of address re-use.

[fireduck]

Support the discouraging of address re-use.


The exchange rate value of everyone's Bitcoins depends on killing the lists. Including you, me, spiccioli, and everyone mining, pooled, decentrally or solo.

spiccioli, please consider using the address re-use de-prioritising mining node. This will be a step along the way to preventing the public blockchain record from being used against us to devalue our Bitcoins.

Everyone at HHTT should familiarise themselves with the forthcoming HD wallets feature, keychains. You can create as many keychains as you wish, just like single addresses. This will let you lock reward payments to a sequence of crytographically determined keychain addresses instead of one address. It is a superior alternative to locking to a static address, you can gain more privacy with the same level of security.

HD wallets will likely be available in the 0.9 Bitcoin client.


Support the discouraging of address re-use.

So whatever this thread spam is aside, I've been thinking about that.

For example, if someone wanted to give me an electrum master public key, I could send payments for them to unused addresses on that chain.  I'd be glad to support any other deterministic schemes I could find software for.

Example (not implemented, stated as an example):
A person mines with a username of an electrum master public key.  In the suckers list and status pages HHTT would show something like HMAC(mpk, 'hhtt').substring(0, 20).  That way, no one would be able to see the who mpk.  Then when doing a payment, I would find an unused address on that mpk chain and send the payment to that.  I would also stop posting transaction IDs to make it harder to figure out who each miner was in the payment transactions.  Still possible, but hard after the fact.  The transactions would of course still be visible, but not how much each miner was paid and which miner is which.

[Wave]

Hey gents, on the main mage we show "Orpahans", it should be Orphans.

-Wave

[spiccioli]

Hey gents, on the main mage we show "Orpahans", it should be Orphans.

-Wave

Wave,

it this pool we say orpahans...

spiccioli

[fireduck]

Hey gents, on the main mage we show "Orpahans", it should be Orphans.

-Wave

Wave,

it this pool we say orpahans...

spiccioli

I guess I couldn't change it now.

[-Redacted-]

I like Orpahans.  You should keep it.

[spiccioli]

This is going to hurt...

spiccioli

[Wave]

What is going to hurt?

[spiccioli]

What is going to hurt?

Three days without blocks but we went through...

spiccioli